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DAILY f .:vi:n, .ta;;uauv u, iiu i o:::ii::ch ai;i ii:;a:;c;; cotton closi a Linu; git. Opening ft ilHnHluUti9C I!eMoun to I lrtniT l,lvcrool CnMes, l:lr Kitjr HhIi tiKt, Sales uml Bullish l'rlvato Advice from tlto I'iisUmIa Trade (Jcmml llurliisr Durlnir Lute Trad , lug Weak, and Unsettled - t'ndcr . Liquidation ana uiff rrcssure, ' rNw York, Jan. 10,Th , cotton mftrket wu vcttk a ndlower during to-day' trad , tag. and' closed at a net' decline of Jli!l point Bales ror the aay were ou mated at. 176,000 bale. 1 ,' - The opening; was barely teady, at an - ' advanc . of & point to a declln pf 4 ' nolnta.V which war ft dlsaPDolntlng re sponse to firmer ; Liverpool cables,, the -r, Dig pot mi ana Hi"n '- r K lvai , aavica from the . EntUh trade. X'J There was eotne eupport here at . nrst Vf from Liverpool people and eome cover . - lng of .shorts, but the big estimate for -lo-niorrow'i recelnts at Houston, -and the tl failure of fresh dutiride buying ordere 1 , to materialise won weassnea ins roar--- ket an the general - ruling- during the later trsdlng was weak and wwettled ' under liquidation and big preaaure, with price back to within 2 or 8 twlnta of ' the low level touched Juat belore the - publication of- the oeneu figure on the , , : previous day.- ' Ana cioss . wa s me Wmt of th lenlon n the active .., '' month, and - barely i eteady. Southern v .spot ;advjcea received aurnig: tne any s continued bullish, particularly from the Jilastern belt wh Southern spot marlteU .' . were urged to H higher. '""? "a Port reeeipt were heavy, but were . Exceeded br export and the estimate for to-morrow' receipt at New Orleans ' vrae llirhter than recently. - Receipt at the porta to-day, 55.28 caies, against last weea ana .! . bale last yea. For the week. 280,000 'bale, against 8ia,7t last ween ana " J last year. To-day's receipts at Netr Orleans. 12.S7S' bales, against 1L1OT l8' - year, and at Houston, 14,211 bales, -against , last year. j New York. Jan. lO.-Cotton, spot clos d steady. 10 nolnts lower: middling- up lands, 10.80; middling gulf.. 11.06; sales. 1, . ' 195 bales. Futures, closed barely steady. Open Hlg-ti Low Close Jan. .;. s.w .69 9.55 9.55 9.W Feb. .. ...9.86 .10.01 ,.9.8 ..9.90 .10.01 .io.es .10.W ..9.85 May March April . May ., June v July .. Oct. .. 10.01 992 9.84 9.7S 9.84 9.7S 9.81 10.01 10.01 9.M .K7 10.08 9.72 9. $.74 9.7 9.74 Liverpool Cotton. Liverpool. Jan. 10. Cotton, spot ln creased demand. prices unchanged: American middling, fair, 0.72. The sales of the, day- were 15,000 bales, of which 1,000 were for speculation and export, nnd lnclufled 13.800 American. Receipts, 19.000 bales. Including: 18.600 American. Kutures opened Arm and closed quiet and steady. American middling-, g. o. p. Jan xiary, flt': January-February, 0.4; Feb ruary-March. 7.2; March-April, 6.4 April-May, 6.1: May-June, 5.5- June July, B.5; July-August, 6.B; August September, 6.2; September-October, 6.4; October-November, 5.4; November December, 3.9. Charlotte Cotton. Thpt mice represent he Dr!ee oue to wagons: Jan. 10. Good middling Wi StHct middling 1MW Middling i Tinges and stains 9H39 COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS. Jan. 10. To- Last Day. Year. Galvexton lfi,525 New Orleans 12.398 Charleston 118 Wilmington 1.269 Total 57,000 22.754 estimates. Jan. 10. To- last Morrow. Yenr New Orleans 7-0,000 11.181 Houston 3.911 Galveston 4,623 Interior Receipts. Jan. 10. To- Last Day Memphis 2.0G1 Augusta 93 RL Louis 8fl0 Houston 14.311 PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston, steady New Orleans, easier Year. .10V .10 9-16 Mobile, firm 1fl Savannah, quiet 10 t-M Charleston, firm iu- Wilmington, steady ion Norfolk, steady ... Baltimore, nomtnul New York, steady Boston, steady .. . ....ies .10 Hhf (KM 10.90 Philadelphia, quiet 11.15 Baltimore Produce. Baltimore, Jan. 10. Flour, quiet, un changed. Wheat, firmer; spot contract, 74ia74t4 Corn, firmer; Southern white, AZ. Oals, firm; No. 2 white. 4142; No. 3 White, o,4SWl. Rye, firm; Western domestic, 7C077. Butter, firm and unchanged; fancy imitation, 2627; do creamery, S3ff34; do ladle. 2223; store pacKed, ivzu. Eggs, firm, 22. Clieese, active and unchanged; large, 14414: small, 14. Sugar, steady and unchanged; coarse granulated, (.00: fine, (.00. New York Produce. New York. Jan. 10. Butter, steady; renovated, common to extra, 17j24. Cheese, unchanged. Eggs, firm. Charlotte Produce. tOsrracted dally by J. W. Zlmmarmaa Cosspasy.) . Chicks ftpNRs. II ft Hsss Psr head a Docks., i a Pgg : 10 y S a e ' tern 75 70 Cotton Seed M Oate-Feea to e Oats-8eed W 4754 Chicago Oraln and Pro 1 I ana. Jan. 10. WHEAT- High Low Close . May ,. .. 7 70 76 .. 76 76 70 juiy . CORN- May . 43H 41 July 44 43i 43 sjaiB May 36 36 36 A- Jan. 10.10 10.14 10.10 a, ...... 16.43 MM Jan t.H 9.20 t.tl ttlBt?-"" " W ,-46, ' M A- May 9.10 9.02 9.10 Tho Dry Good Market. New York, Jan. lO.-Ths dry goods market was quiet In primaries, but job- WSM V.rv InMv. Ir. nrlnloA o n.l Mrash goods dspartments. Many buyers Jr In, but Willie some of them sre ' I ,m,li.tf ..li 1 1. Ji .1 . i . r ". inn iiiiu i vtry uic ikult to find goods for early nearby de livery. Snot goods are teken quickly. hut they do) not snpear In any Urge roluma. Medium prices of men's weer goods ar now opon, and operation aw under way 'for openings on the higher priced line shortly. , The Money Market. " New Ydrk, Jan. 10. Money on call, steady, 3-ew per cent.; ruling rate. ( , closing bid.' S; offered, t Time loans, Anil mnA rtrfmvi aft Hav. mrA tA .In u. 1. 1 j g Prime . mercantile paper, .Ccv Per canU trllnsT. eschang. steady, with t-mifcl hllfelnjMJl In (SntLAani kill a.4 Mt as posted rt, Itsou. Bar ilvor. 68. Mexican eoiiar. (3. Oovernment bond, esyj railroad bonjs, Irregular, 5 Cotton .ftoed OIL ' i New York, Jan. la Cotton seed otl wsa easier under free offering and light demand. Prime crude ' f. o. b. .milt, M; prime summer yellow, 49; prima whit, nominal; prima wlnser yl : low, nominal. 1 . . v fe, BKAT8 TUB MU81C CURB, o . ".'Ta keep h body in tune." write Mrs, Mary Brown. 30 Lafayette plac, lV)iighkerple, tf. YH ',1 take Dr. King's '. New Life Pill. They art th most r Mans end plaamint lass it vn i. hw - s found." Best for the nmst-h, llvsr end pewels, . CuarsBiecd by . all srug- h:ovl::::nt r'.r,vt;.::: f-jli lLlii;r I.'ovciiii nt In New York CVn , fml uml Soino of tho lii,:i!.!i-liil.s IWlotv Vla-m, Ipcln!ly Amonff Hallway. ICqulimu-iit Compmilcs .tiuile tiotxl Gains, New York, Jan. 10. Tho stock tnnrkut to-day wus exceedingly dull and nar row, and the movement of price very sluggish., There wa some appesrance of good absorption of a few sUick. whloh l.ad a : sympathetic strengthening effort on ino general market., .but the respon Sive movement drasaed dull. .The ,ds rnund that Impressed sentiment was for n isw or tne usual speculators. Bt. r aui and Heailimr were emecliillv favored in this class of operations. There was a sinning movement in New Torn central, and soma of the Industrials, below the first class, especially among the railway equipment companies, made good, gains, There were lngards In the upward move ment and exceptions after It was, in augurated. ' The activate of th Inter Slate commerce commission - and other governmental , functionaries. ; -... On the side of the money market do velopments ; wer in favor of the mar ket. ; The postponement , by th , Secre tary of they Treasury of the date for the return of $12,000,000 of government depostl with, the national bank, so at to set forward the payments of the In stallments two week, was received with relief a the removal-, of the threatened ombarrassment. The eali loan rate ruled below 0 per cent, and there wore- n bid higher than 4) per cent, for time loans for any nerlod. Th disturbing ef fect of the break In the Gould and Canadian Pacltlo groups . Impaired the earlier strength of the market) and - th closing was irregular, with a mixed showing ot net .change. ' - ; Bond wer Irregular. Total sales stocks to-day, 723,400 shares. Copper. 62.300; Sugar, 2.200; Tobacco, 100; Atlantic Coast Llne..4O0; 8t Paul, (2.240; Pennsylvania, 7.700: Reading. 163,300; Southern, 2,300; Southern preferred, too; Union Poclflo, 87,400; Virginia. Carolina Chemical, 100. - Baltimore, ,. Jan . 10. Seabohrd Air JJne common kind irreferred, nothing doing. r. CLOSING STOCK LIST, lAtdams Taxpreaa ..i...., 290 (Amalgamated Conner ... US'i American Car & Foundry 44 American Car ft Foundry pfd. 102 American Cotton OH :WH American Cotton OU pL xx American Exnress 240 American Hide & .Leather pfd 29 American Ice .. 9H American Linseed OH 18 American Linseed Oil pfd 37 American Locomotive 7314 American Locomotive pfd 110 American Smelting & Kefng 15214 American gmelting & Retng. pfd. .. 115 American Bugar Refining 138U American Tobacco, pfd. certlf 96 Anaconda Mining Co, 283 Atchison HMs Atchison preferred 10014 Atlantic L'oalst umcf v m Baltimore & Ohio law, Baltimore &. Oh o Dfd. 93'Z tsiH lraj Brooklyn Rapid Transit ranadlan Faclnc Central of New Jersey , 125 Chesapeake A- Ohio K74 Chicago Oreat Western 17V-1 Chicago A Northwestern 204 Chicago, Mil. k at. Paul 153 Chicago Terminal & Trans. Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd. .. 22 C. C C. & St. Louis 90 Colorado Fuel & Iron 5.VV Colorado Southern 37V Colorado & Southern let pfd 68V4 Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd 571 Consolidated Gas 13R Ctrn Products 23 '4 Corn Products pfd 8514 Delaware & Hudson Delaware. Lacka wanna & West. .. 500 Denver & Rio Orande 41 Denver & Rio Grande pfd 82 Ptrttllers' Securities cy, Brie 42i Erie 1st pfd 75 Krle 2nd pfd fi5'4 Oeneral Electric 157V4 Hocking Valley 120 Illinois Central l'Jti'4 International Paper 173-"-i International Paper pfd SO'A Interratlonal Pump ; 8!H4 International Pump fd 8!i Iowa Central 128 Iown Central pfd 50 KanivM City Southern 23Vi Kan.-as City Southern pfd 3'A I)ulsvillo nnd Nashville UH Mexican Central . 264 Minneapolis A St. Louis 57 Minn., St. P. Sitilt 8te. M 132 Minn.. 8L P. A Sault Ste. M. pfd... 1M Allsosuri Pacific 80iJ Missouri, Kansas St Texas W Missouri, Kansas ft Texas prd 71 National Iead 74U National B, R. of Mexico pfd. ... 58 New York Central 1S34 New York, Ontario & Western 47 Norfolk ft Western 9o Norfolk ft Western pfd. 89J North American 88 Pacific Mnll 3S Pennavlvdnla ISO'I 139'J 4 People's Uos Pittsburg. C. C. : St. Louis Pressed hteel ( ar x Pressed Steel Car pfd 9!) Pullman Palace Car 180 Rending 137H Rending 1st pfd. 89 Rending 8nd pfd 94 Republic Bteel 39 Republic Steel pfd 9H Rock Island Co 29'4 Rock Island Co. pfd St. Louis ft San Fran. 2nd pfd 4714 St. luls Southwestern '21 St. LouTS nnuthirrntnrn pfil 6X'4 Southern Pacific 93 Southern Pacific pfd 117 Southern Railway- 81H Southern Railway pfd 91 Tennessee Coal ft Iron 158 Texas & Pacific Toledo. St. Louis A West Sl'Vi Toledo, El. Louis & West pfd 51 I'nlon Pacific 179-i Union Pacific pfd 92', t'nlted States Express 112 United Status Realty 84 United States Rubber , 61 H United States Rubber pfd 101 United Sutes Steel 49 United States Pteel pfd 49i Virginia Carolina Chemical 37 Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. ... 107 Wabash ID Wabnsh pfd 36 Wells-Knrgo Express 2) Westlnghouss Electrto .. 150 Western Vnlon M heeling ft Lane un Wisconsin Central .. Wisconsin Central pfd, Northern Pacific 1 Central l eather : 3.".'t Central Leather pfd. ... 10U 8Iors 76'4 Oreat Northern pfd 178' NB1W YORK BONDS. U. S. refunding 2s, registered 104-1 1' a n.hinltnir 9a iVlllfUin 1H, 37 S. Itefundlng 2s, coupon ir. 8. 3s, registered H. 3s, coupon 8. Old 4s, registered : U. 8. Old 4s, coupon ir. H. New 4s. registers .... U. f. New 4s, coupon American Tobacco 4 Amerloan Tobacco es no Atehlaon rensral 4s 101 1 Atchison adjustment 4s, bid : Atlantic Coast Lino 4s ... 9i Rnltlmor A Ohio 4s 102 Baltimore A Ohio Sits 92 Rrnillflvn H. T. PV. 48 .... 91TJ Central of Oeorgla 5s. bid 109H Central of Ooorgla 1st Inc 90 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. , P7V4 Central of Qeorsia 3d Inc 65 Chesapeake A Ohio , 1044 Chicago ft Alton Ss Clilcngo, H. A Qulnny new 4s 9S' Chicago, R. 1. A Pacific R. A. 4s.. 77 Chlcego, R. I. A Pacific R. K. onU t 70U C C. C. ft Bt..Iiiis gen. 4s. bid. 101 ('dorado Industrial 6 Rer. A 73 Cflorsdo Midland ts, mu 73V4 Colorado A Southern 4s Cuba Ss Denver A nio Ornnde 4s pistltlers' Beourltle 6s ... trie prior lien 4s Krle General 4s HoekUig Valley 4Ws Juoan u ,' 94 87V i UK, 7V TO 5 100 B 17 Japan , 2nd Herte -n Jupan ', certmcntes ; span 4H-, eenlf. tnd Her. ex-lnt... Iulsvllle A Nnsh. Unified 4s Msnhatun eonaol gold 4s Mexlean Central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc. Minn. A St. Loul 4 , Missouri. Kansas 4k Texas 4 , Missouri. Kansas A Texas fnds, bid, Natn'l ft R of Mexico ml. 4. b.,,.' New Turk Contra! sen. 3VM J....... New Jersey Ceutrat tea. ts. ofd....,ll Northern Pselila ,4sV. .............. ) Northern Pncllid ss,. tit .. ......, T Kt rfnlk A Western ronsol, 4m "i,t. (trsnron Short Line rldgv 4 ..m.. 94 1'snn, cv. 114 , iw4 Resdlntr Oennml is M. J J Jk. a Li li U, J KJ li Cora) S3 rnid 17go Mill Machinery And Power Plants Charlotte, North 8c. Lout B'western con. 4s. bid .. , 73 neaooata ,Als Mjie 4s ,..v.fc"' e-"4 Southern Pacific 4s; .. Wt Kftll t li.rn VnMftn 1 la ..wFMmIa, ' ail' 8outhernRailway 5s . , , .,.,., 113 Texas Apactflo 1st .. .,.,.,,.;.. 117 Toledo, SU U ft Western 4 ........ 81 union racinc ss ,, ..i,,,v,;. . juoiii ' . " U. ,,.. ' B WabeSh Dob. bX. ZiZZ. M western Md. 4e SlT4 Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s, ofd. .... M imiaconBin central is fifty ward. Vlck A Clark' Dally Cot- . inn fottAi. Special to The Observer. ; ; New Orleans. Jan. lfl T.lvermvil read ily and fully conformed to the bullish Interpretation yesterday' censu report found On our side. Futures advanced as much a 7 points and spot sales again reached a total of 15,000 bale. Bomu of the gain was lost and our market open ed 5 to 0 points lower, wincluftllv on the weakness of New York. There is enough reverence ana respect iert for the pre dominence of cepltal, and the old-tlmo rulershlp tf that market in cotton, that the moral effect of a decline there; can not be altogether avoided. We are now some 3 points , above Nw York, and though the merits of the different con tract system are belnir demonstrated this season In a very practical and drastic way by the grade composition ot this crop and resulting spot developments, people are not used to such a state of affairs and therefor the hesitation In enterprise. Everything considered, how ever. It is not Improbable that market differences will widen still further and the sooner people realize that they can not expect any help from New York, wnicn is Dounu to tne near siae ny its contract, the better for all. Outside of this local tendency a general decline In cotton. If the future should have such In storo for us. can only set In when epot support gives our. and trom all wo can gather, forward export engage ments extend over several months to come. The trading In future settled nrouno: 10.46 for March. A relatively light forecast or receipts for to-morrow at New Orleans caused a bullish ripple, showing what would happen as soon :i the movement should decrease. The spot msrket in steady, good Inquiry from nbroad. pood, steady demand here. The Into BiKht for the week looks like 430. 000, aKalnnt 221. 2S8 last year and 52,312 m 1905. Largo spinners' takings are look ed for in to-morrow's visible. II. V. ft C. nartlctt, Frazler & Carrlncton' Daily Cotton Letter. Special to The Observer. Nw York. Jan. 10. Cotton, cables were 8'.4 to 7V4 points up at the hour of local opening, which was anout as due, and while spot values were quoted unchang ed, sales were 13,000. The Liverpool market closed fAz to 0M; points higher. Our market opened barely steady. t n advance of 3 points to the decline of 4. There was some buying for the ac count of local hulls, and some further covering, but the census figures were evidently falling to attract fresh buying for outside account, and the market ruled easy during the middle session nn- tler realiilnR and bear pressure, with prices in the early afternoon nacK to within 5 to 8 points of low level, reach ed before the publication of census fig ures yesterday. The heavy movement helped the bear side of the argument slightly, but only sentimentally, as shlpx tncbtlc mills are exceeding receipts at the present time. Our advices from ttte soutn indicate that spot conditions remain as firm as ever, and a largo Atlantic State spot handler is quoted to tho effect that of current, receipts 3 or 4 bwles are tinges or Btnlns against 1 bale or white cotton. The low grade of the crop means In creased allowance for wastage and con eiquentlv larger reoulrements. though even with a high grade crop the pros perous condition of trade would mein a record breaking1 consumption. Outsldo speculation continues conspicuous by l: absence, but (he spot situation is likely to harden as January commitments press for fulfillmet.t Inter In month. li. F. i CO. Miller & Co.'s Cotton Letter. Special to Tho Observer. New York, Jan. 10. Cotton: The mar ket at Liverpool was about as wo look ed for after yesterday's glnners' figures, but nevertheles It was hard to bring In nuw buyers, the consuquence being the development of a less hopeful feeling In a good meny quarters, accompanied by a disposition t sell, and this assumed considerable proportions as the day ad vanced. Yeterday'.i buyars proceeded to liquidate in the absence of things new Slnglo Lift Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Motion; USE HALTOVS JACQUAKDS. XIIOMAS HALTON'S KON8, Philadelphia. Pa. ALEXANDER GARSED, Southern A tents, Charlotte, N. C. Prosp ectivc Before beginning your building operation, ynn would do well to correspond with na for price on all sorts of Building Material. Wa carry f nil Una of Flooring, Celling, biding, InUrlor Trlmmtng. Koati. Doors. Blind, eld. Always prepared to fornlkh the best material, and can tare von money. nCJTON s UOTJRnONNAIS. Hickory, N. C. BARGAINS IN VALUABLE MA GHINERY, BTQ. 1 File Dyeing Machine. 1 Warp Mercerising Machlno. 1 Conllnuon Bteamer. 1 .Warp Drying Machine. S Warp SUIng Macttlnea. ' ' Bqueesera. Log Washing Machine, Water Mangle. Bleaching Klrra, Nap. plug Machine, C4nlca4 Spreadera, Boiler, , tngln Angle Knglna, rumps, Bturtetant VemJlatora, Fan. Blast Wfieel and Piping t Tank ad Kettle. Yarding Machine, Power Prfsnea, Upplng or RoUIng - Machine, Cloth Folder.,' ' ", - :p,.f.t. ALSO iy- ' rickera, Card, , 8aco Pel tea Drawing; Roving MacldiMry Looiai Dobby ' Heads, Qnlllcr. B pooler, Reel, Ileanvr. Dcnit Warpera, TuWtCTa, V Male, nop Maclilne, Hplnnlng Frame, ; fchatlng, ', rulley, Hanger; Th abort machlnerj.U In flrst-clae GREENSBORO SUPPLY COMPANY; r . ": V , I V. J U 4 v ) 3J3 Carolina on which, to base hopes of better re turns by holding on and the ' admitted fact that all -of th cotton coining for ward will' be wanted by mills and ha for .the time being, been lost sight of In the face of a very full movement, which represents nothing more than trad requirements and purchases, When this is generally recognised, the market can not tail to Improve. , Ports to-day. 67,000, against 44,0uo ktst year, and interior point to 30.000. -.against 9.000. Spot mar kets In the South continued to display strength., Local prices were 10 lower at 10.S0.' ,'':"; ' Liverpool Is due to come 5 to 6 lower In the morning. ' MILLER & CO. , Hubbard pro.' Cotton Letter. ' Special to Tha Observer. New' York: Jan. 10,-Kurope did not fully respond to our advance this morn ing; that 1, they did not meet the ex pectation of the bullish view of our members, and a slow decline set In from the opening, which finally closed the market at about the lowest point. Heavy receipts at the ports, together with many selling orders from Southern shippers, were the causes lor the de cline. These offerings were taken by Northern buyers, who regarded the cen sus report as bullish. We caWed to Kurope asking for an explanation of the falling off in the ex ports of cotton goods from Great Bri tain In view of the reports of tho ac tivity In Manchester, and received a re ply stating that the home tratlo ha.l taken the goods which exporters had net and that sine the first of January Indian China had been free buyers. We believe the movement must fall off to attract buyer to invest In cotton. The spot market was steady at 10 points decline. Delivered on contract, 1,100 , . . I i .1 1 .A n. I... . . 11 CA. n ies. miauling;, ju.ov, ia.v jcui, n., March closed ut $.78; last year, 11.424 11.43 HUBUARD BKU8. WOMAN'S NEWEST WEAPON. Quevn Victoria, of, Spain, Credited With Uie Invention of the Malaetie. New York Bun. The women of France and Spain ar rejoicing In a new instrument of co quetry. It Is called the malselte. nnd the young Queen of Spttn is credited with Its Invention. At least It is on record that she was tho first 'conspic uous woman to adopt It The malsette is a combination of fan, lorgnette ai.d automobile mask. It con sists of a fan with a long handle. In two of the slats of the fan eye hdea are pierced and In these are set lenses to suit the vision of the woman using the malsette. When she raises hor fan to her face at the opera or in a ballroom her yawn, her blushes, her smiles, her tears or her anger are ef-ft-tually concealed, while she can all the timo keep close tab on what Is go ing on upon the stage or in the groups about her. When she Is driving or autontoblllng She cart completely protect her face with the mjilsctte and still enjoy the land scape. The long handle enables her to keep It raised to har face without fa tigue, as would not be tho case with a fan. Manipulation of tjie (aJseUe .affords as much opportunity for graceful pnslng as does the fan in the hands of a Castll ian woman. Besides, the grip of the handle affords an opportunity of display ing beautiful rings, while the clasp on the fan tends to hide them. The malsetto play also blinds Into notice the beauties of a white arm. as well as of tho coaly laces with which is adorned at wrist or shoulder. The European authorities en style say the malsette Is fast establishing lleif in every capital. BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CAttRINGTON, New York, N. T. MEMBERS New Tork Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange New Tork Stock Exchang Chicago Board of Trad FLEMING A CO, Correspondents, ROCK HILL, 41 (J. ' ,. V .- i- v- !- V- condition, aotn p( It Rlmoat ptvr. S Builders CQYYOW WILL U(Qi .Suiu .Vs.. Stuart W. Cramer, MAIN OPFlOtl C3UTH TRYON ST., ' CHAsaOTTI. N. O, V Civolvlnf Flat Card, ' Railway Head, , ; j J , ftttwlfltf CMmn ' - J mm tw tmiuvtVfj Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Quitters and Reels, Looms, COMBERS etc, ura That' the house th doctor built ' The biggest house you see: Thank goodness he don't get oor money; ror we ail annK Kocicy Monntsin ieu, R. II. Jordan Sc. Co. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS BROWN & HUNTER Investigation, Examinations, Cost 8 terns Furnished. 121S-1321 Empire Balldlng. Atlanu, Ga. Looms Dobbies Repairs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern agents Charlotte, jv. (?. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to har Banking Facilities in ad dition to those offered by local bank. THE First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIKGINIA. With 11.000,000.041 Capital Earned Surplus $000,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits 0.OOO.UIMMI Total lOsntirras Offer Just the Additional Fa cilities) Required. Jno. B. Purcell, President j Jno. M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett, A, slstant Cashier: J. C. Joplln, Assistant Cashier. aS HAMI1D, VKX & CLARK CcttCii Commission merchants. w cms, u. MILLER & CO. bANKis.Ha AiNl) UHUKlLHtt, W 4sfuaatsa, Nw tutu. Memberst Nesr Yurlt Miucs usohaaga, raw York Cotton Kxehangs, Naw iur roduc Kichan, Nsw Vurk CoSss Kx than, Chloafo board of Trad. Nsw Orleans Cotton Exchange, Nsw Orlaaos Hoard of Trade, Philadelphia Htoek Ks ebang. livsrpool Cotton Association, Kxsoul orders tor lbs puronase or sals f sot ton. stock, arala of prrls ion tor cash or oa margin. Special attention to order by null, "Phone or tslegraph. Branch Cfricsj UM Xaat Mala trt Bock Hill. B. C, '. B. ALEXANDER, Uansgsr. 18 "Ideal" Automatic Loom For making High Grade Drills, we equip our Loom with our patented Pick-Finder which autbmatically finds the pickrandv prevents thin places, making absolutely perfect doth The Stafford Company . a w -s-r a w tt-vt-ttn - V;;k Southern Selling ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR ' smM tr t 51utbers, tlFfsUMt 1111 IntermtdteUS. Jack Frame J E N C K E S QOTTON YARNS v OFFICES: ' " Pawtuckrt, R. I., and Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Office, Marine b Aserciutni nuuaiSK, w m.A. opetussy, Manager aiui noumern steps ' scntatlvT. 0. A. R0BBINS OOMPLETB EQUIPMENT" FOR COTTON mXJS, POWER WUWti ' GENERAL UAORXNERT. tj 0HARLOTTE, -., NbRTH OABOLINAs HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, 0 Bn On and Oraaae. MbettmOot Or. RIi1mi1 Cold Watw Paiata. AgenU Wattle Pr .tin Ce-asf Band. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. C1IARLOTTB. N. C. J. SPENCER , TURNER CO. 00MHISSI0N IIEROHANTO. tnmCXSi Vmm Tark, njasripMsV tkimtf, M. Lo-cta, tm Yarxu and Ootton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton Yarins 7-89 LEONARD mTREBt . . 130 OHEtrTNUT 8T1UCET ... SI MONROE rRJCKT ... William B. Charles Ofte 1 1 Ohartotf H, O. Btwiwm Man. and Amtvdjn V. X. tela Bass Amsterdam. N. T. DSTABUSUXD ltU C P ELLIS & Cotton Commission Merchants MBMBBR8 Or Th Ufaw Tork Cetton Eiohang, New Orleans Cotton Bxchanga, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, Naw Or Isan Board of Trad. , Cotton Esobajiga Building nsH uiuausm Bpeolal attention glvan to neoatlng of rdr la oa tract for futur da. UTry of ootton In all th markata, CORRE8POXXKNCH SOLICITED. HUBBARD BROS, ft CO, BANOVSR SQUARE. NSW TORK. MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Bx hangs, Nsw OrUana Cotton Ex chang. Assoolat Mambar Uvr pool Cotton Bsenang. ORDER8 lOUCITED For th pa chase and sal of cotton tor futur 4llvry. Corrpondne UtvlUd. JAMES E. MITCHELL 00. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ootton Yarns and Ootton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, 122 and 131 Cbestant St. Ronton, 19 Summer St. New York. No. 73 Leonard St. Charlotte, 35 f, Tryon St. siv a ncnr v " -v f ;Agents "I'.-- ;V,y''-"t: tflaN6 WtSffll V-''"'' 7 CaUITASLI BUILDINQ. ATLANTA CI WM ) Automatic Feeders, ' Openers tnd Trunx, Breaker, IntarraedUta and Finisher Lappers, Kirschntr Cardlnf Beaters' A' ' HDu' V'!1 I ; " IHIiaW iSMSlVMMSS Wutt Pickers, cto, Raw ItMk Drjrert . CTaETCe SPINNING C 0; I LOOM, ENGINE N VALVS ilst . NEW 1-OKS ff PHZLADELPUIA . . CUIOAOO COTTON TABJfl, COTTON 43QODS, AND COXKHf WASTE. HTJOH MACRAE ft 00, Btnkeri MIsxMDajteots onthcra Saoarltlaa WILMIN3TON, V. a Washington, B. a, 44)S Cwlorado Bid Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLTTHC. Commission Merchant OOTTON WARPS AND TARNS. No. 114 Chestnut Stract. PHTLAJDELPHIA, . . . . rs. WM. D'OLIER ft CO, OOMinSSlON MKR CHANTS COTTON YARNS Third and Cheatnal St. ' Mariner and Merchant BlttC. PUILACELFUIA, PA. " J A D. SALKELD ft BRO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. e-73 Leonard Street, NEW TORK. COTTON TARNS. DEPT Fredlc Vletor ft Achelis. , " ' ' ' t i f ru .. i,.:. CHARLOTTE, N. C. t ( J '.i'-.-,- ' 1 . i- fit. Loul A Iron Mountain consol I 113 k
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