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CO1T0.V CIX at I it -".;ic(i ivoiu ,cw iiOv icvd r i 'y la Kr-. Ion, C '1..; ( . . . :y at !,' rl!ne of 2 to aa Adviu-"" f H Ioiiitn, Now Crop ' Ia:1ii: K I-Uve-' ly ilrm I.nlly I'tuuo on Covering Of Miorts, ISnylnj for Turn Prompt ed by Kmailcr Efctlmntc for To. lny and P.ettar Demand for Ixw Grade Cotton at New Orleans. New Tork, Jan. 91,-Tha cotton market rallies" after" declining to another new low level early la the session rfnd closed stenrfy at a decline of 1 polnU to a ad vunee of 13 points, the new crop belli relatively firm. Bale for the day wer ' estimated at 175.000 bales. .:'", " Tha opening wna steady at 'aft advance 'of 9 point to . decline of 1 nolnt, the '.trains being due to better caMea than .Mu on th New Tork do Of ystarday, ' while , It v developed during the progress of tli call that there were elling orders , wound the ring In tha hand of ootton houses, preeumably received aa a result of lat night' margin calla. The xe ' cutton of these orders sent tha market off to-Ml tor March and 9.16 for July dur ing tha first few minuter or about 6 to - , t points net lower and to ,avnaw low level tor tha season, but soon aa tha liquidation had ru Its course, tha mar- , ket milled on covering of shorts and a little buying for a turn prompted by the , atrial lor estimates tor to-morrow's re - eslpt at leading points and reports of it better demand for low trade) cotton from , New. Orleans. The oloa waa at practl--,t r eally tha best point of the session on tha active months with March net onchang ad and October 19 points net higher. Th March-May i difference .-- widened to IT J. points during -the day, showing th ap , prehension of March tenders towards tha t , end of, February- Unsettled conditions iu vvhu oimi iva w auius pti duiti ailing during the early session. Southern spot markets a, officially reported were generally unchanged. Port receipts for ' th day tanrter-ran early estimate and exports exceeded the receipts. by about ilfiX bales, " . . ... -'. ... Receipts at the ports to-day 40,462 hales against 4t,397 last week and 14,066 last year. For the week ' (eetlmated) 278,000 bales, acalnit 199,135' last week, and 102, 6s last year. ' To-day's receipts at New . Orleans 17,042 . bales against 5.160 last year, and ut Houston 11,482 bales against SMS -last year.'.,, .y .,,. , V..-;' - New .York Cotton. , New York, Jan. Jl-Cotton, spot dosed steady: middling uolands ltOO; middling gulf 11.25; sales 2.404 baW. -. Futures closed steady. Open Hlgn 10W Close Fab; ... a. March .. ., April .. Way June a. t ... July . Aug. . .. ...a (lept, a at Oat .. .. .. to. .. .. .. .... 9.1(1 9.20 .r t.n f.47 Mb .41 .89 9.48 8.3 ; 9.7S l. .8? ? .M .! 8.88 .39 9.60 9.72 9.03 9.19 9.24 9.88 f 9.S3 .T9 9.83 spots ; . New Orjcans Spot Cotton. Hew Orleans. Jan. - St. Ootton. . closed firm, .unchanged; middling lo; aales on .the spot were 1,060 bales and S2S to arrive . Futures opened steady, net .1 points -' lower on poor cables. The bear element waa mora active tiwn usual, Dut every ttme the 10-cent level was approached th bulls rallied to the support of the market. The closing tone was steady, I to 11 points above that of yesterday. Futures closed steady. Mtatrch 10J5; April 10.16: May 10.18; June 10.19; July 10.8; October 9.91. Liverpool Cotton. ( Liverpool, Jan. 21. Cotton, spot, good business done; prices 9 points lower; American middling fair t.17; good mid dling 6.21: middling 6.87; low middling . S.91; good ordinary IS; ordinary 4.97. The salea of the day were 10.000 bales. If which t.009 were for speculation and export, and Included 9,100 American. Re ceipts 17,000 bales, Including 16,600 Ameri can. ' 'I, J lit. ill. i h I". U h. . t t i v. H'Iiim'; to-i.aV (.f l l 1 f'ui. Hinull movcrttit In ihn Novf'i- i uii'l the Rliurn nlvu!K. it JvtidiI. At t! c1dh ilin hiny oiitlun up hi to C orn urn to 'A hi;-''tyf. Utils g-ttn-'- I Va. rrovislons were '..4 to lo to l.'.ii liltllot'a i . . .. ! 1 4 7Ji 4C 7 2(1 ' sa4 WHEAT July , July May .... 0AT3 PORK . t , May j, j 17.4 Ju v.. .. .. U.so Lard , May .. i f in J Aflat' V ia'.'., .Ttt Ri25' 9 7S Jan., 9.60 Jan. SI. ITlirh I,f)W Cl"i ill 74 41 17 S5 16.60 17.27 16. W 9 '.90 .76 .T0 9.67 )ptton.c:;c1;.Upo ita'MacUlnery:::: And Power Pldnt Chiarlbttei?llof th Naval Storea, . u t s, Wilmington, Jan. 21.Spirlts turpentine quiet. W; receipts 8S casks. ' itosin firm 3W receipts tu, Tar firm 12.30; reoeipts M. ' , ' i Crude tumentlna firm 13.35.. I4.E0 and UOj recelpU 8 barrels. . . tM&ftk Savannah, (it.. Jan. Sl.TuroentlnS Arm 70 to' 711 sales 244; - receipt 228; shipments 128. ' ' . Rosin firm, sales l,1W , reoeipts 3,236 shipments 861; stock 82,728. Quote: ABC D 14.05 to 84.10: B 94.10 to 14.16; F Q 84.10 to I4.2S: H 84.10 to 84.45: I 94 to 84.60: K 96.00; ,M 88.25 to 85.40; N 16.00: W O 86.15; W W 86,60. ' .'.V;. . Tha j Money SlatrkeC. ' 1 -t v.. New Tork, Jan, tL Money on call easy. I to vk Per cent: ruling rate 2: oloelng bid i, offered at 2H. .Time loans strong and dun; tw oays e to e per csni. and 90 days 6H to 6; six months 5 per cent ' Prime mercantile paper 6"M to G per cent Hterllna exchange : weak with actual business in bankers' bills at 8484.66 to 8484.70 for demand and at 1480.&0 to 84Sp.fi6 for 60 day bills. ' Posted rates 143 to 9482H, and 8486 to 8486& COmmerclfil bills 84H. , Bar. sUver 68yu- Mexican dollars 52?i.'"- "; ?"': . Tbe Dry Goods BIArket., 1 Naw Tork, Jan. ffl.Th dry goods de partment was very strong to-day. Fruit of the loom and other ticketed sheetings were advanced half cent a yard to-day. Outing flannels had a large sale. For elsm drees roods were In better call for spring. Heavy cottons were more active and firmer. Raw silk waa steady. , . Cfttton Seed on, New Tork, Jan. 21.-"Ootto seed oil was barely steady for spot, but steady for futures. Prim crude t o. b. mills 87; do summer yellow 45; pruna whlta 62; prime winter yellow 61. ' MUler A Co.' Cotton Letter. Special to The ObJervar. Naw Tork, Jan. 81. Further liquidation was the feature of the nearly market. the soiling being continued until the market had lost 6 to 8 potnta. Specula tlon fell off some, with the feellna- fever Ish. A reactionary movement waa hoped for, but none of consequence expected, except for at brief spell, when selilmr Is likely to be resumed on a more active scale than before. Bears seem to be arowinar bolder, and- are backlnjr their views by selling, while the remnant of the bull division do nothing more than pin their faith In a collapse of the move ment at an early date, with the result of thstr again regaining full control. We see nothing to warrant any such thins and fail to see anything which will broaden the market, except a further decline of magnitude, when the discuss. ed speculative public will again take hold with confidence! Irrespective of th movement, or otner statistical Dosition. What is now wanted to attract support in mat quarter is more tempting prices smd these have not yet In our Judgment M1M3E tryiON PAClTIO; ORDERS. : Wielded CWtatt? Influenced "ou- 'Sentl-' Burnt Toward VHole &(0k Market ItMliilno nf rVimmltmanta : h I Bears on. Short S10 Rllled Mar ket After a Further Outpouring; of New Tork. Jan. Si Thar waa a fur ther outpouring of stocks Into th mar ket In the. aarly oeerationa to-day, dur ing which a tew U th Influential stocks were driven lower than veeterdar bafor th final recovery.!" But th bear opera tors oecame imprsasea with, in cnarao ter of the buying at th declines and set about reducing their commitments on th short eld. A recovery was the re sult, vary large buying orders ' were excited In union padflo and thl waa f great Influence on sentiment towards th whole market. It waa manifest, howtver, mat support oy main loroe wat tne Principal element -In checking the fur her fall in. prices this morning, Th buying with this object aho wed nd, dis position to follow advances after It had achieved its purpose. " Nor was there evidence of important concerted measure to drive tne bears to cover by Diddmg up prices., The buying from the bears was conducted with a degree of deliberation and lack of urgency that kept open the feeling of suspicion towards the rally amonaat the tradlna element - An im pression got aoroad tnai a renamotion oi part or tne government tours oi van is In contcniDlatlon by the Treasury De partment as use for the rOVernment de posits with th national banks which are recalled tor repayment to-morrow ana on the 15th of February. The covering demand from the short cam to an occasional pause and there Warn several trivial reactions, but the last nrloas of th day were generally tne peat or neany so. ' Bonds wore irregular. Total sale. par value. 81,936.000. 17. s. bonds were unchanged on can. Total sales stocks 1.137.600 shares. In cluding: Copper 92.700; Smelting 29,600; Burn r z.8w: Tobacco wo: at. raui ra.wu C. F. A I. 21.400: Erie 29,100; Penna. 6V 400: Reading 228.800: Southern Paoiflo 18.- 900; Southern 9.800, pfd. 900; Union Pa- cine 178.900; U. 8. Steel 131.600;. Va.-Caro. Chemical 700. Futures, opened sailer knd dosed quiet, been reached. Port receipts to-day 40,- n' steady; An 'February''' 6.48: Amerlran middling1 g. fouiuaii w. . .im,iuau-wMi( March-April -5. Sf April-May 5.42: MSy- o. c. 5.44; June 6.41; June-July 5.40; July-August 87V4I August-8cptember 658; September- ant); ootoner-Noa-emoer o.cth: ctober jfJovembeNIJocember 6.27. Charrottv Cotton. These prices represent th price quoted to wagons: Jan. 81. Oood middling 10V Strict middling Middling Tlngea and Stains COMPARATIVE .... PORT m KaiM RBCEIPTS. Jan. 81. NV Orleans.. Mobile Charleston Wilmington.. Norfolk Boston.. .. aa .a ,.a.a .. .a. TO- Tjsy. 8,071 2.0M 111 681 1644 1.2U Last Tear. Total. . 40,000 Estimates. Jan To Morrow, Nw Orleans a. .a .. 8,000- 7.500 Houston 12,000-13,000 INTERIOR RECEIPTS. " . 'Jan To- Houston.. !,' PORT MOVEMENT. Oalveston. firm.. New Orleans, Arm Mobil, steady . Savannah, quiet Charleston, quiet.. at .. .... a. Wilmington, steady .... Norfolk, steady ....... 'Baltimore, nomlaal Nw Tork. steady Boston, steady .i .. .. ., ., Fbiladelphta, quiet Interior movement, Houston, steady .. Augusta, quiet.. " jbfemphls, steady Bt. LiOUIS. ouu , ' Louisville, firm MO. lat vAr 19 00ft. Uverpool'ls due i to IH higher irt the morning. V MILLER t CO. Hubbard Bros. Co.'s Ootton Letter. Speclai to Th Observer. New Tork, Jan. SI. After the sharp decline of yesterday th market showed a steadier tone, though at times It was lower under liquidation of the market in terest. In the present Indifferent mood of speculation, the Folders of the stock see no inducement to bold th ootton unless they ar paid storage, Insurance and interest tor tnetr trouble. Therefor It Is probable that the difference betwMtn March and May, or May and July, will .widen to mucn a premium aa is the ac tual cost. In May, some cotton will have to be rehandltd that la weighed and classed. The refer July has bn relatively th strongest month. New crop delivers were firm all day. Receipts continue on a very large seal, bringing Into perman ence estimate or over U.ooo.000. HUBBARD BROS, ft CO. I 4 ft) Last Tear. . 81. Last Tear. 10 11-16 10V4 10U 18-11 10 HW4 10H it" It 11.2$ 1011-M vri 10f-M 10H- 10 New Tork Prodacn, New Tork, Jan. 81. Flour Arm, but , dull. Rye flour dull. Buckwheat flour dull. Buckwheat nominal. Comment Arm. fine white and yellow 81.20 to tl.25; eoars 11.10 to ILU; kiln dried 92.66 to ' 12.75. , Wheat, spot Arm; No. X red 134 elrva 1 tor. Option H net higher. May ; JtHy liU-l. . .. '. Cora, spot firm; No. 1 6614 elevator. t Options h to .t. net blghr. May ii, July.Klfc- ' i- . v Oat, snot Strong; mixed oats 42. Beet firm. Cut meata ateady. Lard atrong. Western prime 99.96 to 90.96; re . fined firm; continent 810.24. ' Pork firm i family 819.00 to 919.50 ; short clear 817.75 to titM; mM $18.00 to 119.76. Tallow steady. Petroleum steady. Renin steady, Turpenttn firm. Rlc steady. ,.' Molass stoady, ... - ., . Sugar steady, fair reflfimg tB-SS; cen v trtfugal 1 16-62; molasses 123-82. Rallaed Steady. - Co rrea, spot ; Aulet , DtHitw ava. lu.i Mild .eoffe tady; Santos No. Cordova to 12U. nnn, , uncnangefl, - ensler. nearby selected white 10 dtf oholce 28 to 29; mixed extras western nms wi ssoends 2 U f 'Z jZk iuia) ajum mm needy, - J k Chees - tdd S9 to 29; THE DEATH RECORD. Mr. A. J. Coumbe, of Ashevllle. Speclai to Th Observer. Ashevllle. Jan. SI Mr. A. 3. Coumbe, a prominent lumberman of western North Carolina, residing at 93 Bearden avenue, this city, died yesterday after a short illness. Pneu monia was the fatal disease, Fun era! arrangements will not b com pleted until th arrival of a nepfnew, who resides In a dliUnt State. The Interment, however, will b at River id Cmtry. ; ' Mr. Courab' had bn engard In th lumber business In AshevlU and western North Carolina for a num ber oi years. n waa about 60 years oi ag. and a man of considrabi means. H enJoyd a larg ctrcl of close personal friends and held tha respect and esteem of those with whom hs cam in contact with in tine commercial 'world. Surviving la a widow. Mr. John Proctor, Fromerly Greensboro. Special to Th Obssrvsr. , Qrntoro. Jan. -SI John Proo- tor,-Jormriy of tnis city, died yes iterday afternoon at Ms home, near th Guilford Battle around. Heart dlsaM waa th cause of hla death. He waa el years of age. He resided here until about a year ago, whn he went to first conntry. Surviving htm ar his mother, two rtsterg, a widow and seven children. Four f bl children ar marrUd and reside In Qreensboro. Tney' are Mrs. Annt Deator, Mrs. Mofll Gray, Mrs. v. tun ano Mrs. riumoy craTer. The funeral , will be conductad at the residence to-morrow and tha In ferment will be In Green Hill, Ceme terjr;- " ; of ' '-, V potatoes Arm: Bermuda per barrel KM ; V ' t '9.00l sweets Steady, unohanged. V . r ... . Cabbage Arm, ancMnged, .'.-. - '. ; ' Con future unchangd to . S points ' lowr. - i , . , ' i.'fi -' . - J - DalUmere rrodnoa. , " . ,i Baltimore, , Jan. itFlour dull, un- , S- ii .. Wheat Arm,' anot oootnurt 7SU to 7i. , Corn, flrm:pot to to, 60l; Southern i.Li wnu enrn w to w. . a if. i Oats .flrmf No. i , white tlU; Na. 1 1 v -.'ii VWte tat to 5 No, 1, mixed li to 45 ' . Z ,'l o, 2. Western domestlo 79 ,i to 71 : oholce 7ft, .;-f , .,- -.' . Rut tar steady and nnshnrA- steady and unchanrai- f.n ' tmttatlnn iS tci tfi lA eranmamr n . do ladis n to zz; store packed 17 to 20. Oh aai r f I van mrA HrtdkaMataJ - ... 1 Sugar st-ady. unchanged; coal's gran ) -V i nlatsd 9Ao; fin 15.0a - Charlotte rrotwon ' F' ' tliloken eprlii ,. ,, .. .... 11 ft t ' Chlokens cprlivg ,. ,, , Hea-Per bead .a ..' .. .. 1 f t COfH aa.,., a aaaa av aa.a a. .a 75 (fT9 X ,1 M I 66 t- .t C ts Fd ti-Csd sHoadiv m f ft v-i , .... -a v. 7C Carolina Abahlson adjustment 4a Atlantic Coast Lin 4a..'.;;, -1 W CTBiiiroore unio . a. aa a. ...a, iw.i Baltlmor A Ohio 34s.. i. .. ..,. 92 Brooklyn R, T. cv. .... .: Central of Qeergl 6a.. ,. .. ..... llfl Cntral f Oorgia 1st in, bid.... Srntrnl of Georgia 2nd Ino. Ofd ... ( 77 tniral of OeorgiA 2d Ino. pfd... 6 .. ak Ohio a., .... w Chaaanaaka Chloaaro A Alton 24. Chicago, B. Qulncy new 4 Ohicago, K. 1. m raetne it. rmmada tnimstrlal 6a UOIC'TOOO MlOIBJta .....a a., aa. Colorado aV Southern 4a .. .. .. Cuba 6s bid.. . Denvw a Rio Grand 4s.. ,. .. .. PlNtUlara Becuviue w.. Frl Mior llan 4a fd..u. .... ...... Erie General 4s.... .... .. ' Hooking Valley 4s.. Janan Os.i".. .. Japan 6 2nd Serke .... japan H ctis,. Japan 4Hs ctf. 2nJ Scries Laouisvtlle tc wasnviue unined is Manhattan consol gold 4s bid Mexican Central 4s.. Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn. Se St. , Louis An bid.. .. ...... Mlflsourl, Kansas ft Texas 4s bid.. Missouri Kansaa & Texas 2nd bid Nat'l R, R. of Mexico col. is Did. common and c in. 8t- CLOSING STOCK LIST, Adams express ., Amalgamated Copper ,. American Car & Foundry American Oar & Foundry pfd.. .. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express .. ..a American Hide & Leather pfd.. .. American Ice American Linseed Oil .. American Linseed Oil pfd. aa American Locomotive .. . American locomotive nfd American Smelting and Refining ... American Smelting & Rclng. pro.. American Sugar Refining ., .. American Tobacco pfd. ctt.. Anaconda Mining Co.. .. .. .. .. .. Atchison ,.. Atehlson nfd Baltimore A Ohio .. ., Baltimore & Ohio pfd.. Brooklyn Ranld Transit.. Canadian pacinc .. .. Central of New Jersey Cheaapeake & Ohio Cldcago Oreat Western Chicago ft Northwestern Chicaao. Mil. ft m. raui Chicago Terminal A Trans Cmcago Terminal & irons, pia. C, C C. & St. Louis Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado A Southern . Colorado A Southern 1st pfd Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd.. ... Consolidated lias.. .. aa ' ... .,aa ChLrMrn. R L P. R. O., C, 6. St. Louis gen. 4s bid R. COl. 6a n, 4 ftr, i J7i R. 4S., v7M 11 1 a, a GO' n H it tt i 4 5TUART W. CRAIiIEI ' CNQlNnER' AND CONTRACTOR 7 j wain erpioai COUTH TSYON T - OHAHtOTTS. N. O. A ra Cl-A OrawlasxPraineg, Spinning Frames, Twisters auid Spoolers r QnUlen and Reeis . tooms, . V COMBERS :5 HANeil ttfiZZ'-:" COUITABLI EOlLCINC, Maaai ETC., ETC Slabbers Raving Prame IntermedlAtcs Jack FrameA . . i. r tmm' . ?.. 'j.'..' 1 Openers ani Track Breaker, Interraflits azi ' ' ' t?lllaa t mm' ' ' ' Klrschner Carding Beaters Thread totodani'l1, t Wasts Plc3cisnetc ; - '.it N ,, .. .. H ) CTC.,ETC J J Naw Tork Central ten. SU. Nsw- JrsT Central gen. 5s bid. Northern Facino s.. Northern Pad Ao Sa . Norfolk A 'Western col. 4a Oregon Short Lin rfdg. ts Penn. cv. 8M.. .. Reading Qonersi 4 St. L. A Iron Mountain col. 5a bid St. Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s.. St Louis Southwestern col. 4s.. .. Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern PdBo 4s.. Southern Padflo 1st 4s ctfs.. Southern RallwMr 6 Texas A Pacific 1 its bid Toledo, St, U A western 4s mid.. Union Pactflo 4s... U. S. Steel tnd Ge.. Wabash 1st era.. Wabash Deb. B. bid Western Md. 4s Wheeling a Lak Brie 4s bid.. .. Wisconsin Central 4. Japan 4 etfs.. .. The TrU of Silence. New' Yorlc Times, -A well-known business man la town not far front Cincinnati dixvov rd on morning recently on enttr ing hla office that hla sat waa out of ordr. H immediately telegraphed to Philadelphia for an efcpjrt. . . x When th latter arrived h found that tha safs, an old fashioned aftalf locked with a key, eould ' tiot ; be opened. . Aftr ' a hasty examination the expert, taking a plet Of wlre.tlug Out from the key a mas of dust and lint. , Hthsn opened the af In th twinkling of an .eye. The business matt wort a tlokiy amll m h askid, meekly: . . ' ' ' ,. : ; ' v "HOW tnuchT' ?--H;.'o;VU,vV:c-; "Twenty dollari." tt. 4'- any of onr flrm'g patwna berf know of youf visit J"' t .. . : t ..- .. ."Not ft oul but yourself." ' . ' - Then," added the buslnes tnan, "here's 949. I'll take It to be a treat favor If you'll. hustle out by.th llrat train. If any on In this town knew that X had paid a tnan 120 to dig dirt out of a ky for m, I'd never du another dollar worth of bunlncij to tha whole itftte '..-,... 112 100 2S3 28 63 17 83 71' 110" 144 113' 180 m 274 99 93 73 1X3 214 16fc 182 148 9K err. 4KV4 84 66 544 m Corn Products Refining 23 Corn Products Refining pfd 86 Dataware a Hudson zw Delaware, Lackawanna A west .. 495 Denver A Rio Grand an Denver A Rio Orande pfd.. 7SVi Distillers' Seourltle 71 4 Kris 35 Brie 1st pfd. ex. dlv 69 Erie 2ndpfd... w General Electric 1571 Hocking Valley ofd 126 Illinois Central ex. dlv 1B7H International Psper iB'-fc International Paper pfd 79H International PumD a 89 International Pump pfd.. . Iowa Central Iowa Central nfd Kansas City Southern .... Kansas city southern pi. Louisville A Nashville .. . Mexican Central pr Minneapolis A St Louis M Minn., St P. A Sault Ste. M...... Ill Minn.. St. P. A Sault St. M. pfd.. 141 Missouri Paoiflo W Mltsourl. Kansas A Texas S6 Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.. CPS National Lead.... .......... ....... w National R. a ef Mexico pfd.... 65 Nsw Tork Central im New Tork, Ontario A Western.. .. 43 Norfolk A Western .. JJ Norfolk A WestrB pfd 90 North American JlJI Pacific Mall 94jj Pennsylvania li Peotnea uaa ... ... ? Wttsbtirg. C. C. A St Louis 74 Pressed Bteel Car 48 Pressed Steel Car pfd 9 Pullman Palace Car ex. dlv iw Banding 12 Reading let pfd s Beading 2nd pfd Republic Steal ... ...... ...... .... 89 Republic Steel pfd..-.. .. .. .a .. 97V Rock Island Co 26V hock Island Co. pfd... .. .. ...... " St. Louis A San Fran. 2nd pfd 42 8t Lonls Southwestern 22A St. Louis Southwestern pfd KV Southern Faclflo .... a. a... 95T Southern Pactflo pi 4.. a. 1" Southern Railway Bouthern Railway pfd V Tennease Coal A Iron 1M Texas A Psollo ....... 93 Toledo, St Louis A West.. .... .. t Toledo. St. Louis A West pfd.... 61 J Vnton Paclfle ....... .... .. .... 17? L'nlon Paclfle rfd 91 United States fcxpress .. .. a. .. United State Realty ,. .. .. .. ... 79 Vnited State Rubhef .j, . . .JM United State Bteel ........ m .... H ttilte.1 SUte Steel pfd.. t. . .. ...IJJVt Virginia-Carolina Chemical .i .... Vi VlrslnlarCaroiina cnemica put, Wabash a ...a a. aa a. Wabaah' pfd .1 , . m. Wells Fargo E press ., .1 ....... Weetlnghouse Eleotrto .. .. . .. .. Western Union .. .. a. a.. a ...... ; Wheallng A Lake lrl ,. .. ...... Wisconsin Central .... ,'. ........ Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. ., Northern Pacific a , ,. Central leather ...a ... a.. Central Leather pfd., aa t. BlOM-Bhefflcld.. ,. .. ,'.. a.aa f'reat Nr-rthem pfd .....at..... Interborough-Met .. .. a. ... . InterborOugh"Mt, pfd .. .. Quotations en Southern Cotton Mills Stocks, week ending January 80, 1907. Furnished by Hugh MaoRa A Co., bankers, Wilmington. N. C. Bid. Ask ed. Abbeville Cotton Mills, S. C Aiken Mfg. Co., B. C. Anderson Cotton Mills, 6. C. Arkwright Mills, a C Augusta Factory. Oa Avondai Mills. Ala. .a Belton Mills, S. C. Bibb Mfg. Co., Oa. Brandon Mills. S. C. Cabarrus C. Mills, N. C new Chsdwlck Mfg.' Co., N. C. Pfd a... .... .... Chiquola Mfg. Co.. S. C Clifton Mfg. Co., S. C. Clifton Mfg. Co., ft C.. pM... Clinton Cotton Mills, tL C Columbus Mfg. Co., Oa Oourtenay Mfr. Co.. 8. C. .. Dallas Mfg. Co., .Ala.......... Darlington Mfg. SA 8. C... Kagle & PhenTx Mills, Oa. .. Fsley Cotton Mills, 8. C Enoree Mfg. Co., 8. C .... tinoree Mfg. Co., 8. C. pfd.. Enterprise Mfg. Co., Oa, .... Expositor Cotton Mills, Oa.. Oaffney Mrg. Co.. ft C... ... naineavllle Cotton Mllla Oa. Oranby C. Milla. S. C. 1st pfd QranitevlU Mfg. Co., 8. C... Greenwood Cotton Mills, S. C. Qrendel Mills. 8. C. .. .. .. Henrietta M lis. N. C. Johr P. King Mfg. Co., Oa.. Lancaster Cotton Mills, 8.. C. !ncastsr C. Mills, S. C., pfd. Langley Mfg. Co., B. C. Laurens Cotton Mills, S. C... Limestone Milts, S. C. Lookhart Mills, 8. C Lockhart Mills. S. C. pfd.... Louise Mills, N. C , Irfiule Mills. N. C pfd...... Marlboro Cotton Mills, S. C. Maro Mills. N. C .. Mills Mfg. Co., S. C M'lls Mfg. Co.. S. C. pfd..... Monaerhen Mills. S. C. Monarch Cotton Mills, B. C. Newberry Cotton Mills, S. C. Norrts Cotton Mills. 8. J Olympla Cot Mills, ft C, Pti. Orangeburg Mfg. Co., 8. C. .. a a aa.a a lat nfd. Orr Cotton Mllle, 8. C Paoolet Mfg. Co., a C. Pnootet Mfg. Co., S. C. pfd.. Pf4ser Mfg. Co. S. C....... Piedmont Mfg. CO., B. C... Po Mfg. Co., S. C Richland C. MIUb, 6. C, pfd.. RaJetgh Cotton Milla, N. C... Roanoke Mills, N. C. ... .... Saxon Milla, 8. C. .. Slbiey Mfg. Co , Oa. Southern Cotton Mills, N. C Sprlngteln Mills. 8. C. Trlon Mfg. Co., Oa. .. .. . .. Tucapau Mills, a C, ...,.. Union-Buffalo Cotton Milla 1st pfd ... ..... Victor Mfg. Co., S. C... .. .. Wsrren Mrg. Co., S. C-.. ay Warren Mfg. Co.. S. C, pfd. Washington miiis. va. Washington Mills. Va., pfd... Whitney Mfg. Co.. 8. C. ..... wisceseett Mills. N. C ., .... Woodruff Cotton Mills. 8a C. NEW YORKM'aOVDS. V. B.' refunding 2 mrlstured . U. S. refunding 2s coupon . ' r. s. 8s registered ,. a 1, S. 3f coupon .. .'..-. atat B, Old S iYfiirea ., t, 1 J. B. New s regisierea .. t. 1. New 4s oetipon tirmriMa Tobacco 4S.. ' Amerlran Tobacco 64, a. :ti Atchison gen. s.. .. u .a ' 'LUCKIEST MAN If ATlKANSAA . "I'm 4h luck last man In Arkansas." writes H., I Stanley, of Bruno, "si no th restoration of my wlf's health after Sr year of Contlnuoua eoughlng and leedine from tha lung: and I owe my good fort'ia to th .worir graateat medicine, Pr. Xlrg'S New Iiaeovery for Oonaum prion. whUb " I . know from retlenre will ear eoosnnisttoa If taken In tlm. My wtf Imoreved with first bottle ! twelve bottle completed the otirn," Oi" . In wirt feushs -and eds r notvi f?nini4. at ail drug. gisUs oo asa ana iu rr 94 . 85 1124 80 109 106 122 120 100 ISO 90 90 6 130 132 90 200 91 40 1B 94 115 200 100 105 97 98 K0 115 97 90 90 16 100 99 102 116 12 108 96 96 122 86 11 110 122 120 130 100 imvi 12114 103 101 100 . 95 70 ISA 130 80 lOOtf 14 93Vi C5 08 120 ira 107 IW w 113 12T, 9H HX 9S 9 m 185 1l mi IN 140 110 w Pocahontas Coal $1.50 Per net ton In car load st th mines. This Is first-class POCA . HONTAS from the mlns Of W. C' Atwater A Co., Inc We believe we can make prompt shipment. joirxs BROS.. Bole Agents, NORFOLK. VA. J E N C K E S SPINNING C0 GOTTON YARNS OFFICESl ' Pawtnc&et, tL I- and Phlladelplila. Pa. Philadelphia Offloe. ana H Mrrchnnt Building, W mJL Spelllssy, Manager senutlve. . MartaM , ' Soatbent Beptew ; 0. A. R0BBINS pCBLK!-ACCOUNTAirr9 AND r ') AtDITOnS BROWN & HUNTER Investigations, Examinations, Coat Systems Furnished. 118-1221 Empire Building, Atlanta, Ga. Looms Dobbies Repairs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern ents Charlotte. A. G. 60 101 H 170 170 121 107 M 146 130 190 120 36 108 90 100 146 122 123 97 12 17B V ITS 177 1 ins 140 150 100 142 200 74 130 9S 115 150 125 125 r Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary to hav Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. THE First Naticna! Bank OF IUCHMOXD, With VntGDOA. $1,000,000.00 Cupltal Esirned Suvplu 9800,000.00 S5.lV0O,00O.O0 Dcnoslte 89,000.000.0 1 Totnl lteaoarres Offers a)ut the Additional Fa cllltlee Reqdlred. Jno. B. Purcell, President; Jno. M. MUler. Jr., Vice Presl. dent; Chas. R Bnrnett, Aa. sUtant Caaliler: 3. C ioptln. Assistant Cashier. COMPliXTTH tQVTTldXXn FOB COTTON M7XL6, POTTCa tfJOttff, oxkciux iAcnrxTRT. 'V7,," 0HARL0TTE. NORTH OAEOLIITiV eiGtt'ORlOC SPINDLE, LOOM, ENC!C 01 L S Belt OOa aad Cold Wats rnlata. UtetoMtes Qreaaea, Kaad Ml sad Mat Aietsta W89tlaa ,4, GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. ' ''if. CTTAItftOTO, Ka C J. SPENCER TURNER CO. 001IIIISSI0N IIEBOHANTS. r Kew Tark, Fklli 1it,Ns, OaVeage, M. Uaata, U Yarni and Ootton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. v ; Cotton Yanms 01.M LEONARD BTTHiCKn 130 CHESTNUT IrTKKET . lit MOM ROB al'ftKJCT HKXt tORJl IWIiABEtfUlA. ' . an CiaOAO -a ',:': HAMRD, VICK t' v..ihrit wholesome. It's good for on aa th othr. Th mere yoa Uha 11,. hattar ,nu ill sen and eat Make veofil huenr. That's what Hotllster s hocky. Mounuln Tea floe. 96 cent. Tea or Tablet. It It Jordan & Co. Kir on, u. MILLER &. CO. tin Hie matter Of M.;T Harkey, Binkrutt. . ' PETITION FOR DIUCHARflK AMD OIU EH OF NOT1CK TUJUlEU.-v. Western plstrict t Norta Carolina On th1a 10th day of January. A. D 1107. on reading tha foregoing peti tion, It l ordered by th Court that a tiartn be naa UDon in earn, on .kUn Ckiouo the 14th. day of ; February, A., D., Oria PaMilThtL'V 1907,befor, i. t.tp Referee of t SSSL said court, at unari.ni. in aia vis t-vgt rdr for the ptuehese uicx, bi l o oiwua, in t leremmn, and that nolle thro( be published William B. Charles COTTOK TABjea, COTTOst OOOT ASTD COTTTJX WAaTX. V. Otto Charlotte ft. O. Boston Mm, and Atnseanlaas ICata Oflca -AaMtrnan, B. Z. filnfl Uft Jacquard with Indpndnt Cyiuef Uetloa. USE HALMiVS alACQUARDS. T1IOMA8 HAL TON'S BONK, Philadelphia, Pa. ALEXANDER A GAHSED, outhara Agenu, Charlotte, N. C In. Charlott Dally Ohrvr, a nwnapr printed la said i District, and that all known eradltora and othr persona la inter may appear at th aald Um and jlae and abow aM, U any taey have,,, why ,th prayr of aald putionr should not And it la further ordered ay the Court, that the Clark shell nd by mall to all known creditors ooplea of aid petition and this order, addressed to thm at toeir pieces 0; reidnc aaetatad..- "''.; t--.V , WItn. The . HON, JAME8 El. . , sDOID, Judge of th aald Court, . v and th seal ..thereof. at ; Char :. jlott;. In said District on JOth . day Of January, A. D 1907, O-v';, IL .C COWLEB, .,v, " t .K.vv.,v4i.- ;,!..''.'. 'Clerk,.-' HUBBAUD BH03. ts C0i gAJTOTXa 1QPARB. KZVT TORK. IfXUtERs'oP Kw tofi Gotten r ekang. Kw Orleans Ctton -,E J kaag, Asseelal Mmbrf tivtr. pool Cotton Fvhangs. , ij C.DERg iOUaTX. For tne puis . shaa and sale ef eottoa far future iiA.'Sn.a.H Afnb iiWK.iia, u tofvaaana, . Aura. Mmbri Ne koik eiooa iksehange, ?ew Vork Cotton Exohanse. hew Tork roduc hixctoarja, Naw Xylk Cos Km avemi aw iraaak. new uriean iek jbaK ghaag, Liverpool cotton Aaooiatlea -Mtseout order for the pureaase r pOe ttea, steoka, grata ar previa Una for amah or a ma rain. peoiat auemiaa erasra ww ifrkMt ar talaaranh. iraach Offte: liH Beat Mala etree. uiii. a c, . T. H .AL.I KXAMTJlTt Maoagefi rmon iucuae a oo4 lsv3hueftb itonthem emittM - . WIUfLKOPON, iv. a TMblngUm, D. Cm 401 Colorado Rid ;M Ootton MLU Stocks Prospective Builders Defore beginning your buUdlng operation, yon weald do well to correspond with ns fox price on all aorta of Building Material. W carry fall Una of Flooring, Celling, Siding, Interior Trimmings, fiash. Door, Blind, rut V Always prepared to furnish the best materials, gad oaa att yon money. BUTTON A BOTJRBONNAIi, f . Ulekory, N. C. . . BUR guins m VALUABLE MAGHtNBRYt BTQ. a. I 1 Frle Dyeing Machine, 1 Wrp Mercerising. Haohln 1 Contlaabaa Itenaner. t Warp DrylW Mnchlne. . v- I Warp Slslng Maehtnea. - , ': . :: - r - , f 8gneMtra, Lag Waahlag Machine, Water Uaaglei, Bleachrng : Kiara, - ITgp. ping Machine. Conical 8irader, Roller, Engine, t Angle - Eajjnea, Piunpa. Etortevant Ventilator. Fans. Blast Wheel and Plptagi Tanks and Kettle, Yarding Maohlaea. Power Preea, lapping or Rolling ' Maehlnea, Cloth Folder, :r. HIOHABD ' Oocimlsslon llcrcbuit. . Pickers,' Cards, 6aco Pettea Drawing, Roving Machinery, Looms, Dotby .1 Head Qalllern, Bpooler. Ilecla, Beamera, Denn Waiier, Twister, Mulea, Rope Machines, Spinning Frame,, Shafting, Pulley, ' Hanger. ' ptpltut, FWUnga, Bteam Trap., i a :'- . , , , a JTtIT YTHI' F11 dov Btachinery Ig In Orst-ctas condition. om of ft almoal new. ; COTTON WARPS AND TAJINA. " K. Ill Chntnul ttreet '; PA. X7U. D'OLIER 6 COh COsOnSKTON MKnCnANT -COTTON Y-AJtNS 7 ' ' Third and Chretnnt ta. . fHn,p an1 IferHmnt Ttldje, ruiLAJUUJ'llLa. PA. , 'I ' A. D. 0 ALKELD & BR0, ' COMMISSION a MERCaXAKTS. f.71 .Leonard Street, KTW TOrJL 'COTTOrf fARlTS.' VxzVk Victor 6 JA1IE3 E. IHTCIirLTi C ' COS" rhi:a? i c
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