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- " - - T. A-.'V i: CHAttLOTtE ; DAILY, OBSEEVER, DECEMBER 5, -1903. 11 r ' COMMERCE AND FINANCE OOTTOS MARKET LESS ACTIVE A ' Moderate- Alvnc ' purine i lie TCorly Senwton Weaken Under lie news! '.. of . Scattering Liquidation 5 and Ilew'Freesure Decline ai Close CoITic January t Under ,v 19 Ccuu.' f.'W sv y J':,1UX'-XL New York. Deo 1 The cotton market . ""wes less active to-day and after ' mod. rate advance during , the early seaaion Z1. weakened under a renewal of , scattering , liquidation and - bear pressure wKh - the ... close barely steady at a net declltia of 8 . to TO point. -. galea were estimated, at i, t&im baW .. - The -market ensned steady at an ad vance. Ot 4 to points in teapouao to ,"!d.Lcr -JSSSS. ibjLJ.J0 ' v , luIHh , reports concerning-, the South .rf.- ern spot , situation.- - There waa some ' imr covering ' by recent sellers on tho V tbulge, and a llftle freak buying for long account which was Inspired by the bul " llsh Southern' spot advices, but. the tin - - . certainty as to the showing of the census A ilgures next Saturday checked aggressive . ' '.v. support and the. market eased off again In the later trading under selling by a promlpent wire house, which wos be Ilevd to be acting for a New Orleans hear clique and whose offering were more or leas persistent during the entire session.,. The decline carried January un v dr 10 cents and March down to 10.16 or I 1 . about OH- points below the high level of i : .. ' last week. The close was nt the low . point of -the day. , Receipts at the ports to-day 11.744 bales against 79.613 laat week and B7.71S last . . -Tear. For the week 840.000 against $87."0 ..-laat' week and 31,820 last year. To-day's . receipts nt New Orleans 15,178 bates it . against 17,494 last year, and at Houston ' :i,K5. bales against 18,924 laat, year. . . , New York Cotton, New York. Deo. 4. Cotton, spot closed v ' quiet, middling uplands 11.00; middling ulf 11.26; sales none. Futures closed arejy steady. Prices ran fed aa follows: Open mgn mow t;tose neb. ., Jan. .. Feb. .. March Anrtl , May . June . July . A u. -,, .... 10.AS 10.06 9.89 .... 10.12 10.17 .H .... 10.17 D . .. 10.28 10.34 10.89 M.47 10.18 10.29 10.29 10.15 io 2 10.41 10.29 10.84 10.88 10.18 10.49 10.35 10.55 10.38 New Orleans Col ton." " New Orleans, Dee. 4. Spot cofton clos ed eusy, Uc. oft. sllddllng 10T4; sales on the spot were I, WO and 8,6)0 to arrive. Futurea opened steady, to 9 points Oilrher at large Liverpool spot aales. After the opening the market was ner voftg and unsettled on a general feeling of Insecurity regarding the glnners' re . port and the' government crop estimate. The market closed steady, 1 to 4 points above yesterday's final figures. Futures closed steady as follow: Jan. 19.84: Feb. i0.): March 16.44: April 1060; May 10.60; June 19.66; July 10.74b; Dec. 10.40b. LlTerpool OMton. Liverpool, l5eo. 4. Cotton, spot good business done; prions t points lower; .American middling fair S.68; good mid dling 115; - middling S.01; low middling fi.83; good ordinary 6.42; ordinary 6.1. The sales of the day were 14.000 bales, of which 1,800 were for speculation an.) exDort and included 12.000 American. Teecelpta 81,400 bales, all American. Futures opened easy and closed steady; American middling g. o. c. Dec. 5.71H; Dec-Jon. 6.6C; Jan.-Feb. 6.24; Feb. Mnrch (.W; MaNh-Anrll 6.63: April Mmv 5.44: May-June tMi: June-July 8.S7H; July-Aug. 6.68: Aug.-Sept. 690; Sept -Oct. T.f7; Ott.-Nov. 5.39. Charlotte Cotton. Tliee price repreaent the mtce nuot4l to wagomn Dec. 4. Oood middling .. . Strict middling .. Middling Tinges and stains COMPARATIVE 10.65 10.60 104 9H10 RECEI'TS. Dec. 4. . PORT Iaat Year. 22.238 17.4SH 1,001 flalveston .... New Orleans Mobile rtnvannah .. Charleston .. Wilmington . Norfolk .. .. ,-New York .. Honton Philadelphia . PBcllic Coait C.U7 s jiS si 1 . l.y 6.498 Total 81,744 57.713 Estlmmtes. Dec. 4. Laat . , : To morrow. jfw Orleans 19,00MT21.0O0 Houston 13.OOO014.SOO Galveston 18.00O&21.O00 interior Receipts. Year. 17,499 9.008 12.639 Dec To- Last Day. Memphis 6,270 Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Houston 24.525 Little Rock 2,601 Port Movement Oalveaton. quiet New Orleans, easy Mobile, easy Havannah, quiet Cnarleston, quiet Wilmington, firm Norfolk, dull Baltimore, nominal New York, quiet Boston, quiet Philadelphia, quiet Houston, steady Augusta, quiet Memphis, steady St. Louis, quiet laoulsvllle, firm Year. 4.755 1.456 H.659 1.616 18.924 1.394 lOTt 10 10W IMS lOVi 10S 11 u 11 11 11.28 ia',, 14 11 10 11-16 U U 1-16 New York Produce. . w Tork, Dec. 1 Flour steady, but slow. Rye flour Ann. Buckwheat flour dull. Buckwheat steady. Commeal steady. Rye Arm. Barley steady. .Wheat, spot firm; No. 2, red 8014 eleva tor. Optlona So. higher except for De oernber which was up a cent. May 844; July 83T: Deo. 81ft. Corn, spot easy; No. 2. 64 elevator. Op tions S to Sc. net advance. January UK; May 50V; Deo. S3. ' Oats, spot barely steady; mixed S8H. Beet. nrm. uuimeaiijieaay. Lard easy; Western prime M.95 to 89.0C. Retined steaay; continent p.tw. Pork steady. Tallow barely steady, Petroleum steady. Rosin firm. Turpentine firm 9V to 70. Rice steady. Molasses steady. Coffee, spot Rio steady: No. T Invoice Tli Mild steady. Futures 10 to IS points lower. Sugar, raw firm, fair refining 1 11-82; eefitrifugal 9 test s; molasses sugar 8 8-82. Kanneo steany. ! Peanuts snd freights quiet, unchanged. Potatoes steady; Rermuda, per liarrel, 8S to 88.00; sweeps firm, unchanged, . Cabbages dull, unchanged. ' 1 Butter Arm. extra creamery Sltt; State dairy a to a. Cheese Arm, unchanged. -ICggs strong. 1. Baltimore Produce. '! t Baltimore, ueo. r iour ami, un- ''. elisnged. Wheat strong: spot contract " 74 to 75.; Southern by sample 63 to 68 V Corn strong; snot old bl to 6IS; new .3 49 to 4tti oew southern white corn ti Oats'qulet No. 2, mixed 88. Rye firm; No. 2, Western domsstlo 75 ". tO; 77. hm ; Hutter firm and higher; fancy Imitation ' t4 to 2T: do creamery 81 to 83; do ladle 1 .-vi. v , to '21; store packed 18 to 20. ' Fgs firm fce. -o;' cheese active and unchanged 13 to ?iytt. - -. - - - ; Hu,r ateady asd unthanied. ' ':': ' ; Charlotta Prodooe. ',,, Corrected dafty by J. vr. Zlmmermaa :-..t . ComsanT.l Chtcksn a Spring.. Hens-Par head ,. ..28 fptf Ducks., .. ,, n ,,.,4 H 84 , Corn 9 ' 1 It 27 071 Oats Feed ...... so H 667H .5;ftsy-.v Oatssjsed . Th I: 43Kida . Market. - ; New Tork, Dec? 4. The dry goodg mtur lest is strong tn ths primary division. Spot prices are Very high. . Fleece-lined hosiery wss opened, during the day at prices S per cent higher than lust season. The export season on linings for the . tenth American trails -has been fair, but , the general export market Is very quiet. . fttj yrus ore hWNr- and firmer. 'TWe vttrK-wiSiW STOCKS LOSE GROT7ITD. Increased Rrlngeary of thei Money ' Market Mas art Kffert Tle Van- ; dernllt Stocks Knjoy m NotaWe Ad -VUllce. . - . f New , York.')"' Deo.1 I. Tbe 1 increased Stringency - of the money market had the some effect on stocks to-day, In plU of "m strong sustaining innuanoes, and Ertoee ,0"t ground es The day wore on. marked ehow of strength In the early Dart of the ouv In an exi.nslv UK of' special atooks. but the traoing In the uaual active department of tbe market was dull and the movetnente nar row. . The vanderbllta . enjoyed notaoia a vanes, wmcn were suretcieniiy ex plained by the announcement shortly af ter noon of the dividend increases on the two subsidiary stocks of the New Tork Central Unas property so-called. . The ! T8horro7nT-nual divided "w.i Increased t per eenL to a Mr oent. and the Michigan Central semf-annuul dlvl 4nd waa Increased 1 per cent to 8 per oent. Other railroad stocks In which the Vahriai-Hllt tntM Ha hj-tn reLtl eJ as dominant, moved upwards in sym pathy, but no further dividend announce' nients ware forthcoming.- . Increasing-. attontlon centered on the money situation. Tbe stringency, in stea0 of relaxing aa the first ot Decem ber receded more Into the past, became aggravated. The ruling rates tor can loans were" hlaher 'than yesterday, al though the 23 oer oent. maximum did not resell yesteraay-s Mg neat, -ine Known movwments of money. Indicated a suffi cient decrease ' in bank reserves since Saturday to . more than wipe cut the lender surplus shown at that time. Th calling ot - loans by tho banks caused Increasing , llouMation and con (ldereible declines and the closing was but slightly above the lowest. The read ing of the President's message In Wall Street wag not a faotor In the day'a mar ket. Bonds were heavy. Totat sales, par value. n,92,an. , U. S. bonds wero un ehnnadlon call. Tctal Vales 777.230 shares. Including Conner ajaoo; Tobacco W: A. C. L. 200: o c-r I C. aV O. 17.000: Rt. Paul 60ft: New Tork m; Central 88.800: Penn.C64.800: Reading 111 -10 Oil W; Krle S1.200:' Union Padflc 82.400- U. a 'Steel K0; Southern Fwy. 3,600, pfd ; a--uaro. cnemicai wo. RAHhnore. Dec. 4.-8 A. Ij. common and preferred, nothing doing. CfiOSTNO STOCK LIST. Adams Kxpreae . 2S0 Amalgamated Cooper American Car & Foundry American Car & Foundry pfd.. .. American Cotton Oil .. . American Cotton Oil pfd American Express American Hldo & Leather pfd American lee American Linseed Oil American Llnaced Oil pfd American- Locomotive American Locomotive pfd American Smelting A Kefng American Smelting & Refng. pfd.. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore 4k Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake Y Ohio Chicago Great Western Chicago A Northwestern Chicago, MIL BL Paul Chicago Terminal aV Trann Chicago Terminal A Trans. Dfd... 4nU 101i H2H 90 241 83 88 37 111 152U 11&4 m 9H 286 mi 101V 1.164 119 9iV4 79-1S 186H 2--'fl S7 IS 2'JSU ItwJ C. C. C. St. Louis 924 Colorado Fuel A Iron 55 Colorado aV Southern 3)1 Colorado & Southern 1st pM 68S& Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd ! Consolidated Gas 1.1XU Corn Products Refining Corn Products Refining pfd.. .. TVI.-tware A Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna ft West Denver A Rio Grande Denver A Rio Grande pfd M Distillers' Securities 7iv Erl Eris 1st pfd Erie 2nd pfd Oeneral Electric iS'1 Hocking Valley old 1 n , 1 1 . 1 - 1 , International Paper 1 International- Paper pfd I International Pump tnlornnllnnal Ptimnnf.t Tntrnntlonal Pump pfd.. Iowa central Inwa Central pfd Kansas City Southern .... Kansas City Southern Dfd.. Louisville St Nashville J'4 Mexican Central Minneapolis A St. Louis Minn.. St P. A Sault Ste. M.. ... Minn.. St P. A Sault 8te. M. pf.l. Mienouri Pacific , Missouri. Kansas A Texas Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.. . National Load - National R. R. of Mexico pfd,.... New York Central .. .. .. ... New York. Ontario A Western ... Norfolk A Western .. .. .... ... Norfolk A Western pfd.. .0. ... North American .. .. Pacific Mail ..... .... . Pennaylvnnla .. .. .. ... People's Gas ,.. 1'lttsbtirg. C. C. A St. Louis Preased Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car .. .. Reading Reading 1st pfd Reading 2nd ptd Hepubllc Steel Republic Steel pfd Rock Island Co Rock Inland Co. pfd.. Rt. Louts A San Frnn. 2nd ptd.. KL Loulu Southwestern "pfd'."..! ri. ljuuis oifuiiiwciiLvi ii Southern Pacific Southern Pacific pfd. ofd Southern Railway Southern Railway pfd Tennease Coal A Iron Texas A Psclflo Toledo. Bt. Louts A West.. .. Toledo, St. Louts A West. pfd.. Vnlon Pacific Union Pacific pfd United States Express United States Realty United States Rubber United States Rubber pfd ted Htatee Kteel United States Steel pfd Virginia-Carolina Chemical .. .. Vli-Klnln-Carollna Chemical pfd.. Wabash Wabash pfd .1. Welln-Fnngo Express Wsstlnghotis Electric Western t'nlon Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central prd Northern Psclflo Central Leathsr Great Northern pfd gloss-Sheffield Croat ' Northern pfd Interboreugh-Met: Interborough-Met pfd NOW" TORK BONDS IT. 8. refunding 2s registered U. S. refunding 2s coupon .. . U. H. Ss registered U. 8. 8s coupon U. S. Old 4s registered .. . U, H. Old 4s coupon IT. B. New 4s registered .. .. U. 8. New 4a coupon American Tobacao 4s., American Tobacco ...... Atchison general 4s..,. ...1 ' ins 103J4 102 lfS 1W 101 1' 180 77 100 lOtPJ Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantic Coast Line 4s bid. Baltimore A Ohio 4s.. .. .. Baltimore A Ohio Ss.. .. . Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4., ., Brooklyn R. T. ev. 4s.. Central of Georgia svbld.. s. 92V 97' 101 94 94 94 M 110 Central of Georgia 1st Ine, bid 89 central ot ueorgia zna rgla 2nd Inc. bid... 76 rgla 3d v loo. ofd.... 71 Ohio 4S,., .... loi Central or Osori Chess oeaks A O Chicago A Alton 3tts.. t Chicago B. A Quincy new 4s Chicago, R. I. A P. R. R. 4a Chicago. R. I. A P. R. R. col. 6s.. C . C. C, A St. Louis gen. 4s Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. A. bid. Colorado Midiano s .. .. ........ Colorsuto A Southern 4s., ..,. ,,., tuba ss.,. , t , t-UDSI BS.,., ,.- Denver ft RIO Grande 4s ... ... 303 .91 gistiiiera- ttecunties as., rle prior lien 4e. .. ,, .. nne eneri ct, .. . . . Hocking Valley 4tte bld.t , ,.4, ,j07 lanan s., r., (,..., ... 97a Japan s gnd Series ..... 97V Japan ctfs.. . ...s, 97 japan 4s ctrsj mi neries ,,.. ., sj , Louisville A Mash. Untnud 4.. 101 Manhattan eonsol gold) s bld.(Ttl joe Mexican Central 4a bid..- .-. .. ...( xzu Mexican Central 1st Inc. ,. , Tl Minn, fb 8. Louis 4s ofd ..,, 94 Missouri, Kansas. A Tetas 4s.. '87 R. R. or Mexico 00L 4s b. MU Xw Tor Central gsa. IVis,..,., 4 'A . PIANT , FOR REWORKINO PAT HANDSOME PU0rrT8. WISHED BT Machinery ABAts,'tJ 'i'f CHARLOTTE, NORTU CAROLINA. Doable T 1ft Slnffle Cylinder Jacquard. Nsw Jersey Central gen. 6a bid.... 1JSJ wortnern J'aoino s ius Northern PaciHc 3s bid 741 Norfolk A Western col. 4s uregon Bnort Line rrjg. ia bia.... v renn. cv. aft Reading Ornorul 4n nt. Louis tt Iron Mountain col. m. lia1' St. Louis A 8an Frunclauo fg. 4a b. M7a St Louis Southwestern col. 4a bid 79 Seaboard Air Line 4a 8? Boutnern r-acino n i Southern Paolno 1st 4a ctfa 9tT Southern Railway 6s ll" Texas A Pacific lsta 1W Tolodo, St L. A Western 4s 80' union Pacific 4s k 10 IT. S. Steel 2nd os 87' Wabash lats US' Wahaah Deb. B 79' Western Ml 4 81' Wheeling A Lake Kris 4s bid.. .. 87 Wisconsin Central 4a W Japan 4s ctfs.. .' 84' Chicago Grain and Provisions, Chicago. Dec. 4. An Improved demand ty foreigners lor American wheat caus od strength to-day in the local wheat market, the Way option closing with a net gain of Corn waa up t. Oats were 4 hlgh&r, and provisions were up 2 to ,54. Dec. 4. WHEAT- High Low Close. Muy 78 78 78 July 77ti 77K 77H lec 7414 73H utirlis Muy 43X4 4JS Jan July 44 44V4 Dec 42T4 4H 0AT8- 434 IVi, 2 85(4 33 Vi 334 14.87 15.17 8.47 8.60 8.50 7.97 8.12 May SH July 3 4 :n 23 14.87 13.15 8.47 860 8.(0 Ier. .. KIRK- Jan. .. May .. LA RD Jan. .. Dec. .. Mav .. RIH8 Jan. .'. May .. S31 14.97 16.27 8 66 867 8.57 Naval Stores. Suvannah, Ga., Dec. 4. Turpentine firm 66; salt's 811; receipts U6; shipments 5A. Rosin firm; Bales-1.704: receipts 2,295; uhlrmontH 795: stock 74.913. Quote: A 11 C D 83.90; H 83.85 to 14.00; F 83.90 to U.nfi; (1 tli; to 84.02H; II 8410 to 84.15; I 14.60; K 85.10; XI 85.50. N 86.25; W O 86 75; W W 87.00, Wilmington, Dec. 4. Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts fa casks. Roxln nothing doing; receipts 238. Tsr firm 82.36; receipts 122. Crudo turpentine firm 83-33; 84.50 14.60; receipts 54. and Tbe Money Mnrket. New York, Dec. 4 Money on call strong. 13 to 22 per cent.; ruling rate 18; closing bid 15, offered at 18. Time loans very strong; 60 days 8 bid; 90 days 7Vj ptr cent; six months 6. Prime mercnntlle paper 6 to 0V4 ; ster ling exchange heavy with actual busi ness in bankers' bills at $485 10 to 8485.15 for demand, und tit 340.20 to 84X0.) for 60 day bills. Posted rutes 84K1 to 8481H. nnd 3486 to HiS. Commercial hills 84 to 8480H. Mar silver tiii4. Mexican dol lars M'4. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds heavy. Cotton Seed Oil. New York. Dec. 4. -Cotton aeed oil was steadv but quiet. Prime crudo f. o. b. mills 80; prime summer yellow 41 asked; firlme white nominal; prime winter yel ow nominal. C. P. Ellis A Co.'s Cotton Letter. Special to The Observer. New Orleans. Dec 4. -Liverpool re ported a large turn-over In spot cotton to-day, the sales aggregating 14,000 bales. and futures, which were due to decline 6 to I points, after opening at about that loss, recovered and closed steady with the near months unchanged and later positions only 1 point lower than yesterday. As a result the American market developed a reactionary tendency this morning and, under covering by short scalpers, prices were pushed up 15 points In the early trailing, but broke later In sympathy with pronounced weakness at New York, resulting from tremendous selling on the part of brok ers who are thought to represent Mr. Price. . . The selling ny this group of traders commenced last Friday and has been go ing on uninterruptedly ever since, ao the aupp.ilti'n la that a very large short Interest Is being created in that market. Closing prices there are 7 to 8 points lower than those of yesterday, while here. December Is practically unchang ed with Inter months 8 to 4 points off. Early transactions In the spot market were at yesterday's prices, but the subse quent weakness In futures was reflect ed later in a fleciinn or ho.; middling WAct: Jan. 10.34; March 10.44. There be ing absolutely no support In the way of outside speculative buying, the market la dependent entirely upon, the attitude of snot holders. The trade demand shows ho Indication of slackening nnd ft is currently heller. ed that the December commitments m this market are even larger than were those of November, In which case we shall Wltnsss later in the month A repetl itnn of the strength displayed bV the snot market last month, tn which case It cer tainly looked cnnservailvs and Imprudent tn be speculatively short of futures at the current enormous discount under ths quoted price of snot cotton. v. f. r,ui,i3 a tyTA, . WILL INTEREST MANY. .V Everr Dereon should know that seed health IS .Impossible If the kidneys Srs Anrangsd. Foley's Kidney Cure will euro kidney snd bl udder disease In every form, and . will build up snd strengthen these organs so they will perform their functions properly. No danger . of Prlght's disease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney. Cure is taken In time. H. At. Jordan A Co. - j. Prosnktiw RiiiMers f'?.' i Before beginning your bnlldlng operations, yon would do well - . correspond with ns foy prcrs on all sorts of Building Materials. we carry m run une or ryitnrninra. Bash. 1 Doors, Dllrxls, Always prepared to furnish ! UIZT1N 4 BOUinON 91 AI9, v . v Hlakory. If.-C - ,v,f,-;V I DIM Otf 4TJTB J8AQ0INO WILL PLANS AND. ESTIMATE FUR. , For.. weaving upholstery fab ' rjes,' . 4 curtalna, table covers, tapestries, etc., the HALTON Double Uftt Jacquard . is the best machine made, we havo furnished t per cent of the machines used In this county for making these goods. Thos. Ilalton's Sons PhUadcIphla, Pa. ALEXANDER A , GARS ED, Southern ' Agents, Charlotte. N. C Miller Jb Co.'s Cotton Letter. Special to Ths Observer. New York, Dec. 4. The early market waa rather leas active, but prices show ed a fair advance, which proved only temporary however. The rise waa brought about largely by increased spots sales In the Liverpool market. Local shorts covered, and theru wits a good deal buying In the sontlmentul effect of these Liverpool sales. Liverpool, Wall Street, and some sec tions of the South bought Home, but Inter In the day, prices loet all they had giilnod. Receipts In all directions were very large and piling up nt a ruto which led to a withdrawal of support, the In terior half week movement especially be ing very large 142,000 Hgnlnst -.11.000 at the ports for the day 77,i against 58. OHO lnat year, with signs of u very full movement to-morrow. There was np little disposition to sell short and considerable such selling took place, but the rank and file were re strained largely by the absence of any Information Indicating a change In the anot situation In the South. Any signs of such, would precipitate a further de cline of Importance, snd Mr this reason, very close attention ia being given to Southern advices. In view of the pretty high crop esti mates now ourren expectation Is for government figures next week of a character tending to depress the market rather than otherwise. Spots hero were il'ioted unchanred at 11.00. Liverpool Is due to come 7 to 9 lower In the morning. MILLKR .1 CO. Hubbard Bros.' Cotton letter. Special to The Observer. New York, Dec 4. We have had a weaker mnrket to-day than yesterday, mh It declined In the face of gc! advlcs from Liverpool, where spinners bought more freely than at any time for 11 month past. The scarcity of high grades auroart also gave strength to tho now deliveries, aa continental houses were reported aa taking them 11 1 in expecta tion of obtaining some of better grades. From tbe opening here there was quiet and persistent selling, which supplied all the demand tn a small market, which was discouraged by ths large movement nnd the absence of any volume of trade. Rocent larger crop estimates have been so disappointing to the local traders that, together with the heavier receipts, they have become very putsled, though opposing the decline by taking the offer ings, aa the market declines point by point Liverpool Is expected to show more resistance to-morrow than this market did to-day. H. B. A CO. My heart nnd hand snother claimed. His plea had come too late. It's never thus with people without Pluck snd vim. Tske Rocky Mountain Tea, don't get left again. R. II. Jordan A Co. CHRISTMAS FLORAL MENU CIT FLOWERS Carnations, Violets, Sweet Peas, Narcissus, Hyacinth and Lily of the Valley and Florol Designs. Befor buying your Christ mas gifts, see our line of Pot Plants. Azailaa, Lily of the Valley. Narcissus, Hyacinths. Fern Dishes, Pslms and Ferns. Place your Christmas order now, with SCHOLTZ. The Florist. 20 W. Trads St. 'Phone 14)43. Greenhouse 'Phone 8061. THE METROPOLITAN COMPANY STJRETY of New York. Capital and assets, One Million Dol lars. Issues Bonds of every character, and all forms of Burglary Insursnco. State and County Official Bonds a specialty. Agents wanted In every county in North snd Sout hCarollna, Address Chna. N. Vanon, General, Agent, lioud Building, Washington V. C. We are prepared to furnish RODDIES jproniptlf. tn large or small lots. Write us for price, CROVPTON-THArEn LOOM compant . Worcester, Mass. . ALEXANDER a) GARSED, ... goatbera Atts,: Cbarlottei J.'C. i-ioorliiz. (Jelling. , tfidlnir. Intorine rtdj, : i, Uie best materials,' f ad a ,stc - :Vv: Hobbies MAIN OP-snotl fcOUTH TMVOM ST. CHARLOTTI. N. O. 111 Revolving Flat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames, 5plnninf Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Oulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBERi ETCM ETC PUBLIC ACOOCNTANTS AND AUDITORS BROWN Ss HUNTER InvesUgntlous, Examinations, Cost Systems Furnished. I91S.1SS1 Kmplre Hulldlng, All nts. Cm. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SS-TS Ijoonard Street, NEW YORK. COTTON YARN8. DEP'T Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. tITJGH MACRAE Ss CO., BtJikers MlaoenaneofUi ajonthr-rn Seogrttirs) WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, D, C, 408 Ootoi-ada Bids. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, .... if A. WM. D'OLIER & CO OOmaSMON M Kit CHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Chestnut sts, "T -d Mnt Bid. PHILADELPHIA PA. Manufacturers and Jobbers Freqnently find It necessary to have Hanking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. THE First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VTROINIA, With Sl.O00.O00.O4l Capital Earned Snrplin 8SOO.0O0.00 85.500,000.00 Pcpo1is S9.00O.UO0.lli Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa. dlltioa Required. J no. D. Parcel, President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chan. R. Ilurnett. As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplln, Asaistani vasmer. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK Cctlcn Comoiissioa Merchants. KWORlfANS, IX MILLER & CO. bANHk.K ANU J;nulw.KU. i irwujr. Xw luia. Members. New tuiK tiut isohangs, New York Cotton Kxchang. New York Prwtluca a-xchange. New Yurk Coffee cbanga, Chicago board of Trade, Ns Orleans Cotton ICxobanga, N.w Orleans Board ef Trade, Philadelphia Htock Kg. obaoga, Liverpool Cotton Association. Ksecuta orders tor the pure base or sale of cotton, stocks, grata or previs ions for cash or on margin. Special attention to orders by malL Thone or telegraph. Krancn onrio.: utt s,aa( staia street. took Hill. S, C. f. B. ALE XANDER, Manager, 8BBBBsSl3saBBBBB9 1 , ' ...v The Stafford Company, f Rcadvillcy Mass. Cotton Mill Men will do well to investigate the ", "Ideal" Automatic Loom as a means of solving the labor problem. , Gill : on us and we will part of your labor troubles. ALEXANDER & GARSED r Southern Selling MILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. 5fubbers, Rsrvittg Frames IP JnterrnedtaUs, Jack Frames JENCKES SPINNIWC CO. PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON YARN SPINNERS. CONVBJRTERS AND DEALS US. : 'i Correspondence Wit Southern Bplnaers Solicited. ' , 0. A. R0BBINS COMPT.ETH EQUIPMENTS FOR COTTON MJUA. POWER PLANTS GENERAL MACHINERY. ' CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. IOn-CRADC SPINDLE. LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVC 0 Belt OOs and Ores sea. Inbrlcaulng Greases, Ready-Mixed Cold Watsr Paints. AgenU Waulea' Preatalno GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. SPENCER TURNER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. XOrSJi New York, Philadelphia, Y&rni and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. S7- LEONARD HTKKKX ISO CHESTNUT STREJbTf SIS MONROE STREET . William B. Charles Offices Charlotte If. C. Boston Mass. and Asnsterdam Iff. Y. Mala Oflloe Amsterdam. N. Y. ESTABLISHED 188 C. P ElllS S COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants MEMBERS OP Ths Nsw York Cotton Exchange. Nsw Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, Nsw Or leans Board of Trade. Cotton Ft change Building NEW ORLEANS Special attention given to-sxecutlng ! of orders In contracts for future ds- i Uvery of eotton In all ths markets. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. I HUBBARD BROS. & C0n HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK. MEMBERS OP Nsw York Cotton Bx ehange, Nsw Orleans Cotton Ex change, Associate Members LJvsc pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur. ehass and ssle of eotton for future delivery. Correspondence In- lted. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MKRCHANT8. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. 123 and 134 Chestnut 8L Boston. 1S5 Summer St. New York. No. 73 jeonard SC Charlotte, 25 S. Tryon St. explain how you can t t Agents "--CHilVRLOTTE- N C 1' 1 1 r i . . ' MlfttN' 8frten ;" eouiTAata buildim. ' - ATkANTAs OaW 3 Automatic Feeders,' KlTSO Openers and Trunk, . -. Breaker, Intermediate mnS ,t Finisher Lappers, v ;k " Klrschner Carding Beaters ' Thread ttractora, ..'" : Waste Pickers, etc, . Raw Stack Drtrs. ETC. ETC. ... CO. Oadeago, BC Losati . NEW YORK PHTLADELPU1A . CHICAGO COTTON YARNS. COTTON 4300PS. ' AND COTTON WASTE. IlARTLIiTT, FRAZIER 4 CARRINGTON, Nrer York, N. Y. MEMBERS New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade FLEMING CO, Correspondents, ROCK HILL, a C. ruaLIO ACCOUNTANT . AND AUDITOR : ' I ' CH A KLOTTE, N. C. ' , ' I Examinations and Audits. Csrtl fled Htatements Rsndered, Improved systems 01 book Keeping ana wm Accounting Installed. ,v-. BOND DEPARTMENT T WACHOVIA 10AN t 1RUSI (OfiHilY WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ' BONDS AND STOCKS. Ws Invite correspondence from parties desiring to btqM or sell. ':.t Our list of Investments mailed upon application. '.-, solve at least ,7 1 M 1 .t "if v ' k f 1 ' ' ' 1
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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