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DA I I, 10 1 j J CilAKLOi "I MKIXE jVNU FIN ANCK t ViTOX MARKET IS NEUVOl'S. :,: ' ln i Open on IKvlliiP, but IU1 .llo! Just ilchire tlw Close on Ac count of Active. Demand Pcprrn Mon In Mvcrnool Duo to Havy lie. rolpts -The Receipt at American : Port. - . ''.' : New York, ' Feb.; K-Tha cotton mar ket continued nervous during to-day's trading with near nionths, making m low level tfuritu the early session but tallying later with the close steady at .a net decline of 3 points to an' advance of "' 1 points, with most of the ecUve month showing 4 gain. Sale were estimated at juO.OOO bales. ,v y."'"'--''1'-'- ' ' The opening was at a decline of 1 to .t points In Response to -lower cables, and largo receipts, while there waa contin ued liquidation of the near months In anticipation of March notices on next Tuesday. March sold at 9.02 on the call, May at $.20 and July at ., the lowest prices "reached so far this season, but ' there waa an active demand nt the de cllnt, thought to be against sales In the Enrllfh market and for ihe covering t-f ' recent sellers. Prlees consequently ral lied during the middle of the session and in the afternoon some of the local scalps look the long side for a turn In the ex pectation of running in som of the scattering shorts. In the absence of any material pressure cf long cotton for thr ".time being. This caused the kite rally in connection with rumors that a liirxe Jjroadway house was preparing i" luke ' up. tender on March 'contracts. South- X ern spot markets an off rially r-irti'ij were unchanRed 1" 1-lfl lower l'rlvnte " cables attributed the depression In Liver- ; pool to the continued blR rcrHp's. t ut It was believed thnt American sellliiK or- ders were a factor there. . Receipts at the ports to-dav hale gainst 30,164 last wwk and. 5,419 last ytar. For the week SJo.''! i.hIcb allium v f,212 last week unl 133.002 last yer. To-day's receipts at New Orleans J.5S0 twles against S.lOi .la year and at Houston 12,805 B.Vnt fi.4: last year. A QUIET DAY WITH STOCKS. The Market D-thnrglc I'rtKwttlngs t WRshlngton Being Closely Watohetl St-llliig of I'nioii pacific "the Mrtst Inllucntlol Factor The . Sales. New York, Feb. 20.-The letharulc con dition Into which tho atock market laps ed to-day was significant nt the decline of Interest. Professional limits of the narrowest description confined the trad ing. There was nothlna discernlhle In the market to reflect developments In general conditions. The material of the (tar meagre spec ulation largely dealt with conjectural development rather than with actual oc curences. There was quite elaborate ar gument expended on the probabilities o' succeas or defeat for the Aldrlrh cur rency metimire in WashlnKton. Wall street tins set no a xt'indurd of l.irge importance for t.hia measure In Its tiear Ing on the m.irket outlook which Is not fully nhare.1 h bankers and others wh i regard It strictly (rum the side of Its probable influence on the money market. The proocedlnKs whlc'n dtp to be resum ed next Monday by the Inter-State com merce commissi n Into Hie affairs of thr Harrlman railroads offeretl another field for surmise. The distinguished array of names of the witnesses to to examined at the hearing 'n II self gives Importance in thn tnnnlrv tn th fV'M of ttie fln:in- clal world. There Is besides a lnrkliiK ' apprehension that disclosures may be made that will add fresh fuel to t In flames f'f public hostility to corporations The sellltiff of I'nlon I'iirlfV' whs nga'n the most Influential fa- tor In the a--lusl tnifllnir at ttn- stoi k exchaniri Pro fesslonal operators cl ilrn-d to detect evi dence of aellina for IrisMe accnnt of that atock and they t" k the bear s' l" of the nccount in cons-iUence. The eperntlons for that account were mostly conclo-led durltiK II first liour of the merk-t A iwrllnl recovery tfolloweil and prices drift fl sluaiOshly for the. grester pert of the da v. nut the closing tone was easy In the money market, rate for time loans were advanced to brlna them more Into tonformlty with the rate of yield on eoric ration note Is sues. Bonds were my. Total sales, par value. 1 C,f 000. I'nli"d Kt.ites txmds were unchanged on c.ll. Total sales of stoi-t-s .WOO shti-e. In iluillna' f'oppcr t;!ioi; S-m.ir I Hi; To hsec - lof: mi-'iinda V, Const Line 700; Pennn il lte,tlinr 10-;.iKi; I'nlon PacKlc 1J4 1I. I S Steel :.!sT0. I'.nltlmope 1" and preferred. "o K-'a hoard itbloit ihdng flnhbnrd lln Special to Th Co.- ib-. r Cotton I-llcr. New York. I b 2" l.iwrpool In f.r-t -Ine the w it'll I of tin- iii!i:Ii.ikc Holllun una Inst the p:ir -ha telna made her every day. whi h In tutu kU- this mat - ket a stronger unUft i u alish one Th's l ultiK 1 1 t no Hi- Ku an here at I'lld.ltloll of ki hi under eh Is at the the oiM-nlna, al s r),iin th lon c tton. i I' h Is In Ihe Influence of th- latv txiut h-rn pot Is a in' 'uti i Is IH'l- or no ellnK In lower fir es. .14 On. im bullish slnee tl,.' ptnrru, televe the governr-ient wr'ina In Holt- cstitoniii and the er p TIk-s- , hi i n 'I'lien 1 r I ' I ' 'la I loll of ll.lth tl-I'M ' Mil Will nt tO I:: I e l,f n so Me ,i I e.l pi' i have cms V a rn enor- the traite (iurinp th- i'.o,t wh i mous lois s l.t verpisd t" k i ri a In Mil .f ket. nil nil imvii to . I t niorrow 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ; A 1 1 1 1 Hl: S tun i - fit i Vc l'ork rrxliic-. New York K-b Hi-ir loll ml iKtrely si. ml v It e tl'nii In in wh-at flour Mia l I a mm in rive Corntnenl llroi Win at. I . t Nil. re.l Ml-i i 1 e , 1 1 , i iininins Me in lilgli.-r ln 'i', .1 1 1 v M Corn, sp t lire .. : ttons ",c net li t ), i Ma '. O ils siMil on, i U a .!, i av , Pf-f te,i.t . mil inei, I Sle:ty ; W. st-rn prim- f linl inlet Fork firm Tallow sti.ulv rteari 1I"Im i- a,H Tin i lllee stcnilv Mol.lSHiH Me fngsr, rss M-mly. f"1' eentriftwal test t. m . .-m-I'I I. '.a lot Julv F. I1 llllxe.l 4T lb in l..ir l to f"V'.; rc- Pel roleuni ol 'in stca Jy nly r-linlng ?, l.st ii Mig.tr 7 HI" Te ; reflneil ijuu I Ct'ffee, spot p, a.K No Hunt on No . mill .iil to 12Uc Pot litis l Us t. Cm, I.,-, ;i hluli. I to j -is. -Ir.ing slii 11 nrst-4 points lower Itutter firm um li anire.' fh-is. tltirliMiigeil l.r loin V - stiu tVt; seci ills tn ; Fnialor, Irish weak; Rial- leu Weatern (s-r s.irk tl O to l ;e, eutlt. II nr 1 1 il 11 g -i an I swts to l,lv Pia nuts Krelghu t-i..i ; ifrsln fr-inhls i erpoot slistn ld 'albares ste;ly. unch.mgi-1 quiet snd stra-iy nm liang-l. New Orleans Nsit Cotton. Kew Orleans. Feb 1-0 'nttnn, sis ts rtosd eiisy, um Iniiiitml. inldilllng l'i T V. MlM on the spot Were ;!.? bales and '76 U arrive Futures 0 ned barely steady nt n dp. ellriA of 4 to S pilnH . ause-l 'prinrip.illv toy poor Llvprrsf I iidvlees. Ttndinr ns lltrilCed almost eiit'.nly to an "evening , Vp" business. An s.the siot naiikii Imsrever, caused n U-tt-r tone and the , tnarttel eloS'-d steady, uiii'Iimiik. ,1 ii, 4 T prdnts down lor the ivar moinhs and tin : changed to 4 points hlglier than esl-r-; , dav foe the rest of the Pat '.i Futures ct.si'd steady. January pi i: fehmsry March M; April T "'Wy WIJ: June is II. July ti-, (n t,.u i . JO W; Ptcemtier 10 09. ." Balllmoru lfkliicr-. Baltimore. Kub, Khnir enr. mi rtianawL Wheat nrmrr: aiwit (-01111111'! , to 71 Co Cora flrmer 0S to VL: 8ouihrn iiit. enrn ws to Bi. Oats sleazy: No, t, while 4b4 tn - No. t, whits 4ft to Nn. 1 mlnml Cl4 to 44. . Rr nrmer: No. t. Wrslero domestic 71 to 71; rhok-e 71 to 71 Hotter, firm. 1 tiDcharced; fawy Imlta . tkn H to Til 4n ereamrry 14 to K; 60 Is-ile n to ?t- store eackH 17 to . Finrs firm 77c. Cimwe afnivw. tinrhancedi larga 11. milium 14: emstl li'i- itiiar ttKi'tr, m I)hc4; coarse grtn tilst.i One fb.W. T . A tlssM tMilptar. reconatrort'ir, bu(M up wau lore, tnakmi strong fiirvrs snS rnsia, Pfrnar neple n-t rsiss nt a trHt remeto HollUtrr's Ilflcsy . "inil T-a Is. T W rnts, . Tee W JsUta. R, 11 Jordan A Co. Liverpool Cotton Market. Liverpool, Feb. ' 0. Cotton, spot good business ' done: prices polnls lower; American mldcllln fair .; good mid dling 6.30; middling C.4; low middling 6 l; (tnoil ordinary 6.14; ordinary 4.W0. The sales of the day were Kl.floO bales, of which l.SW wirt for speculation and ex IKirt and Included R.NM Amenciui. Tie eelpts 13,000 bales, Including 6,100 Ameri can. '.,.-':' -- "' ,.'. Futures opened steady ami closed very steady: American mklllng g, o. e. Feb ruary tM'ii FetTUarr-Murch t.lo; March April 5.S3&: April-May .&2; May-June ."if. ; June-July &.W; July-August 5 44; September-October 6 41U- October-November 5.814; November-December S.38; Decembor-January 5 28; January-February i.mih : ' . . " . The; Money Market. , New York, Feb. 20-Money on call linn 3 to K4 per. cent; ruling rate S; closing bid 3. offered at Stt. Time lonna stronger; 60 days 6ty to Mi. and 90 duys per cent: s'x months 6Mi per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6- to t per cent.; sterling exchange soft with actual lniKlness In bankers' bills at I4S4.48 to 4St.60 for demnnd and at 140.30 to 9480.35 for fiO day bills. Posted rates I4HH4 and tm. Commercial bills. I4804 Bar sliver av4. Mexican dollars 6314. Government l.onds steady; railroad bonds easy. New York, Feb. 20. The stock ex change will be closed both Friday, Washington1 birthday, and 8aturday of this week. New York Cotton. New York. Feb. 3D. Cotton, ed steady: middling uplands spot 11.00; cloS-mid- Ctllng gulf 11.25; no salea. Futures closed steady. Upon High Low 9.02 9.20 9.35 9.37 9.4 9.74 92 9.9S Close 9.04 9.12 9.2U 9.30 9.3 9.42 9.42 S.4 9.75 9.M 10.03 Feb... March , April .. May .. June .. .Inlv .. August Sept. .. Oct. .. Dec. . . Jan. .. .08 rio' 9.37 .37 8 W 9.74 9.R2 9.98 9.M 9.31 9.43 9.41 9.49 9.7 9.85 10.06 Clin riot to Cotton. These prices represent the prlc aoted to wagnna: Feb. 20. Good inldilllng ' 10 S'ricl middling 10S Middling 10 rinses and Stains Mt9H' Comparative Port Itecelpls. Fob, To Dnv. 10.2TO 9,873 203 102 1,774 2,"0 S19 20. iJist Year. Onlveston New f)rleans Mobil" f'hnrleston .. Hllmlngton . Norfolk llosion Intimates. Fob. To morrow 13.000 15,000 10.000 12.000 12.000-15.000 20. Last Year. New Orleans Houston .. ., fialveslon .. Interior Itecelpis. Fob. v. 2.7M 114 10.M. 20. Last Year. Memphis Augusta Clnelnnatl Houston 12,H!)G Clilrajto (iraln and frovlalona. f'hlcnKo. Feb. 20 An Improved ex port demand and reports of damage to the fall-sown crop Imparted strength to-day to the wheat market At the close wh'nt for May delivery was im to V Corn was up and oats H. Provisions were lmuhanKcd to lie. lower. WHEAT May .. . July .. . CO UN May .... Julv .. OATS Mr. y July .. . f ftitK- Jtilv . . May .. . I A It I) July .. May .. hips Julv .. .. May .. . Hlrn Low Clos 77H 77 77; 7s 77i 7H 47 4f, 4.; f V, 40 40 4tt'4j 37 ;', 3t; Irt H.S7 IR S7 111. SI, lfi.75 1.75 ! i M s2 Ki 9 K 1-2 9 .2 ft 4.', 9 40 3 40 9.37 9.30 9.30 Cltnrlollc PrtKlnce. (rorrecled dally by It. II. Field Co) (u25 40 Chickens Sprlnif I lens I'er Ili ad. I IK ki Fkks I. niter It v 20 36 26 IS 15 SO ft 20 3S0 Corn 73 cotton S-ed !I0 Oats- Feed to da Ik Seed 60 NEW YORK HONOR 1' S irfiinding 2s registered .. C H refoo'liiiir '.'s coupon I S :is I'Klstote'l I' s ou,ori 1 H. old 4s registered lor,'-, l.t!', I'll'i f. S ir. s r H ( il. I Is i oiitKin Ni w 4s registered Ni w 4s eotlpon i A nu t I an ToIiiii ni ts AiihtIi an Tobacco Kg 1 At. hlsmi V- 11 ts l id j AtelilSMii ailluhtment 4s bid .. .. 1 Atlantic 1 'oast l.lnc 4s I Kaltltlli'te A Ohio 4s .. I'.altliiiine & 11I1I0 :i'...s I 1'i'iokh ti It T. i'v t j I 'en I I'll I f I i'-ol Kill as ji eiiit.il o' lieniKiu 1st Inc. of, I i.ntinl ol i-'hirI,! .'nil Inc ofd 1 1 tiit.il of 1 ieoiiilii 3d Inc. bid 1. -.(. ;ik.i A, Ohio t's nfil . 1 l.i. at'.i ,-. Alton :i's jt'bhiigii. It yiiltn v new 4s.. 1 hi. g... II I K I'nrlHc It. It I I ,i. hk" it 1 a I it. it. mi i c '' Hi l.nols gen. 4s.. Colorado Inibislrlul .'.s Her. A Iciotado M.ll,iia ts lid 11(1'-, KiM, 91" -j I'M im 4 !".P , Ha', 9i 70 '.1 ITdi ;.ii4 !t,'i 7B 914 lop, its', ;4 914 1 1 1.1 4 vn, M, lm'j 19' IS H K94 tm Hl 24 m 9s', Nn 93 V, 14 mi-Si 724 st Wt'A 1 1 lot ad,, ,v rami hern 4s Cill.a es 1. 1.1 .. ii mi r A- Hlo liriiniln 4s bid ... I 'Isllllers H. i urllles f. Ilr - prio lien In hnl Elle (il'Metlil ts bid Hocking V,ill- t'-in bid J a fain hs Japan .tnl He- h s .HMIII 44 elf i Japan ISs Mfs '.'nil S-rles bid j Louisville Niishvlll- Cnllled 4s.. Mexican eiiiral 4s , Mcxli'.in Centiiil 1st Inc. bid Minn At Si Luils Is IMIsskiiii, Kansas A- Texas 4s I Missouri, Kansas Texas '.'nds . Nul l It. R of Mrxleo col 4s bid ! New Y' rk Central g-n as . .. New Jersey Central gen. is bil.... I Nol l bel li I 'grille Is Northern l'sc(llc ' Norfolk A Western i ol. 4s jOngon Hliort Line rfdg 4s I I mil cv 34s bid Reading Uenersl 4s HI. Ixinls AV Iron Mtn col fM bid HI l-ils A Han Francisco Tg 4s,. SI Ixiuls Southwestern ml. 4s bid iSeboiird Air Line 4 Houtln rii Piulftc 4s Honiln-rn Pacific 1st 4s rlfs 1 Soiitln rn Railway ds ofd Texas A Pacific 1st . bid 97 4 ; ji;iw KI4 77 ft'4 9l 111 111 'Ii lwlo. HI I. A Western Is sibL i nl n I'licinc 4s nu C H HI. el 2nd 6s t Uiilmsli Isis . If Wabash Mi. H bid 70 'i stern M l 4s sti Winkling A Uhe Krlu 4s bid m, N si otiHln Central 4s bd xs Japan Is (Its bid I ItillT MOVKMKNT. I (inlvfaliiii. nlfmly .. ., j N-w .HrlpHn. may Mulille, tHiiy ' Huviinnali, Hull 1 hit rlruii dull HI f-1 l 1" in m4 imj 11 11 11 3 Iftll-U lt4 lflf-i wt-H Wilnilnglnn ulcaily Norfolk, iilt , UnKlinufi-, nominal ,, .. , NVw York. Finally H iMiin, Blfiiiiy I'hiladrli.lila Btomlr IHTKHIOIt MOVEMENT. Iloiistufi, steadf ., Augusta, oulot.. , Memphis, stf-aty ,. ft, I hi I a inM.. ., . ,. .. lAMt.sellle, Arm,. .. .. .. .. ,. .. Use a (litis KODOL eftr fou tnaals snd It will be found to sffurd a prompt sn4 efflrlant relief. KODOli nsarlf so proxlmsts the dilutive Julees. it 4. ats what mj at. If is said ea a usrsntwrf rif nlsit, ( told asre kf Ilftwler'a rharmaer, . . t 4.. COTTON AND WOOLEN . MILL MACHINERY AND POWER PLANTS , Charlotte, N. C. Warpers, Reels, Winders i Denn Warner. S.2S0 end tonble 1 Denn Warper, i,800v enda single 1 Denn Warper, 2,S50 end ngle 3 Hall Warpers. ' ',. V S D. F. Beck almost new. 4 Caipcnter Reela. S Foster Cone Winders. , 1 Broadbent Cbno Winder. Greensboro Supply " Company Greenboro, N. C. CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express 2S5 112S4 43V4 102 32 HR 229 82-y, 111 144VJ 114 1,(4 m 102S lihM- 112 Amalgamated Copper American ( ar Foundry American Car e Foundry Cotton.. Oil .. Cotton Oil pfd.. Express Hide & Leather Ice pfd.. American American American Amerl!an pfd.. American American Linseed Oil Linseed Oil pfd.. . Locomotive locomotive pfd.. .. StneltlnaT ft Kefn-.. Hmeltins; Kefng. American American American! American American pfd. American miKsir Refining .. . Tobacco pfd. ctf... Mining; Co American Anncmda Atchison chlson pfd Atlantic Const Line .. Raltlmore & Ohio .. .. Ksltimore & Oli'o nfd.. 90 Urooklyn lUipid Transit 727, Canadian Pacific 1M Central of New Jersey 20h Chesapeake & Ohio .. ..( i't v hlcaco Oreat Western !' Chlcnpo A- Northwestern Hit Chicago, Mil. & St. Pnul 14t Chicago Terminal & Trans Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd... V) C. C. C. A St. Louis H9 Colorado Fuel & Iron 414 Colorado & Southern 3f Colorado A Southern 1st pM "07 Colorado & .Southern 2nd pfd.. .. 5SA (Ynsolidatrd ias 137 Corn Products Kellnlng ". 22i Corn Products Refining pfd HTVi Delaware ft Hudson 21 I'claware, Lacka wanna A West.. . 500 Penver & Ro Orando V renv-r Ac Rio Ornmle pfd 79'i distillers' fieciirltles 75,'i Erie 34 Krle 1st pfd "0 Erie 2nd pfd ''1 Oeneral Electric llllnrds Central 1a Internatlnnnl Paper 1! International raper pfd 79Vi International Pump SM International I'ump pfd 79' 4 Iowa Central 24'. Iowa Central pfd 44 Kansas City Southern W KnnsnM Cllv Southern pfd 50 Iuilsvllli. AV Nashville i:W Mexican Central 2Vi Minneapolis At St. Ixmls 55 Minn.. St. P. Snult Ste. M 121 Minn.. St. P. A Sault Ste. M. pfd. 143 Missouri Pacific R2 Missouri, Kansas Texas 4IH Missouri. Kansas ft Texas pfd.... 70V4 National Lend Tt V4 National K. R. of Mexico pfd.. .. !S4'4 New York Central K New York, Ontario AV Western .... 44 Norfolk Western K,U, Norfolk Western pfd HO North Arlierca 11 si racHIc Mall 33 Pennsylvania 12H4j 1'i-i.ple's (ias 9Wt I'lllsbiirg. C. C St Louis 73 Pressed Steel Car M'-i I't-sseil Steel far pfd 9 f iillman Palace Car 170 Reading 12t7i Reading 1st pfd. Rending 2nd pfd .. .. Reading Republic Steel Republic Steel pfd.. .. R.'.-k Island Co Ho k Island Co. pfd.. . Si Louis A Sun Fran. St Icon's Southwestern St I .mils Southwestern .Southern Pacific Southern Pacific pfd.. Southern Railway .. . Southern Hallway pfd. Tennessee Conl A Iron 110 121 S44 9s 25 674 42 23 tv, 92 117 V 2fii 44 150 XUi 24 2nd pfd. pfd Texas A- 1'aclfie Tole.to. SI IxilllS A West . .. Toll-do. SI. Jxiuls A West pfd. I nlon Piielfic Colon Pacific nfd I nlted Slates Express I'ntril Stales Resltv t nted States Rubber .. . Co ted Sillies Rubber pfd . .. 172 9nV4 10a WV. 614 inc4 Cnltcd States Steel 4.i'4 I'niteil States Steel pfd 104i Viislniii-Carnllnn fliemii nl 344 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. ... 107 Wabash . M'4 Wabash pfd 304 Wells Kargo F.xpress 370 Wi hi limlii.iine l-.leolrlr WiKtein I'lilon inn KV, fj'i, 21H 41 IM 3 im (Jii 1tt7 rn 70s, Wlni-llns ft l.nke Wisconsin Cmitntl W Im " nslii Central Nmthern I'nelfle . Krle pfd' Ontrnl leather Central Leather pfd.. Fb.ss-Hhefflelil Oteat Nnitbem pfd.. Intirbiiriuiah-Met. .. Int.'rbtiroiiah-Mel. pfd ton Nt-iI OH. New York. Feb Jit. -Cut tun S4ei( oil una rnsy under freer nrferlnss. l'rime rude 1 n h. mills 40' do summer yellow 4"-tt; off rummer yellow 44 to 45; good AUTHORIZED I Montgomery Street 1 The Broilers Stock and Grain CoJ ii The stock In our concern Is owned lararety by Southern people.' And we at all times will have your Interest at hsart. ' ' We now have representatives In each of the Southern HUtea and ..... . , - j.-,: ." ' -, will be glad to have one of them call on you and have him eiplaln "our metnod'ot .Aping' tawtneacl jr trenpondaiieA olleltsd,' Ju head single linkers, - headdoable linker. t , v ueadaonble linker nearly new. y. . ' , r 4 r v , ' . ' ' " J f off summer .yellow 44 to 57; do winter yellow 61ft. 44H: do white ' ' Naval 8toren. Wilmington. Feb. 20.-8plrlts turpon ttne firm 70; receipts 23 ensks. Rosin firm .6; receipts 724. Tar firm (3.30; receipts S3. Crude turpentine firm $3.35. M.60 and $4.60; receipts 31V. Pavannah. Oa., Feb. 20 Turpentine firm 7114; sales 62; receipts ft; shipments Rosin firm; sales 900; receipts 351; ship ments 90; stock 70.315. Quote: A II C D It.ofl; B liM: F and G $4.12 to $4.15; H $1.45; I $4.55: K HT..26; M $650; N $ti.00; W O $6.25; W W .50. Tlie Dry Goods Market. New York. Feb. 20. The dry goods market holds very strong. Activity Is notable In the lobbing houses, where all lines of goods are belnf.' bought freely tor spring and summer. In the primary markets long contracts nre being made in the cotton goods divsion. THOSE AWFUL JAPS. Augusta Chronicle. Just be careful, Mister Tillman, don't with you dare to Intimate That there's anything the matter our ftulecrafl up to date! Make no rude Insinuation that the glo rious O. O. P. As It's now conductel, Isn't everything it ought to be. Potter drop that Brownsville business. and that minstrel hike and such. For you'll get the Japs sicked on you If you talk too much. As for Hanks, the latest liar, who has dired to disagree With n storv that the White House stamps with authenticity. He'll be wise to reconsider all that he has had to say, And not give It to the public till it's marked with Loeb's O. K. When the White Mouse makes a state ment he had better look demure. For he'll get the Japs sicked on him If he don't say "Sure!" Behold how California hides her dlmln- Uhed head. Regrets her past audacity. and skulks beneath the bed; Elehold how all the nation trembles lest the awful Jap Lines up behind the President and weeps us off tho map. We'd better find out what to do. and do It rl(?ht awny, Kor we'll sret tin- Japs sicked on us It we et too gay. ESTABLISHED 1803. 82-84 Orlswold St.. Detroit, Mich.; Nicholas Bldg., Toledo, Ohio; Lennox Bldg.. Cleveland, Ohio; 223 Diamond St., Pitta burg. Pa. Bend nam; Information and address for why ACP and It DO will sell at 260. It. M. WEAVER, 217 S. Broid Street, rhlladelpblA, Pa CAT LIN & CO. Ooanatlsaioa Mercltasua 815 and 347 Broadway, New York Bostoii, Philadelphia. COTTON YABNS. Ail nunrbers, Skeins, Warps, Cops and Oones COTTON GOODa CAPITAL, $500,000 Jersey - City, N. J. COnCN,: ?1.00 Bale STOCKS, 2.00 Share GRAIN, leper Bu MAIN OPStioei COUTH TRYON BT.. 1 , CHARLOTTE. N, O. ' Pevolvlng Flat Cards, . .Railway Heads, ' ' Drawlnj Frames, . 5pinnin; Frames, . Twisters and Spoolers 'J Qulllers and Reels, Looms," " ' t'i't , V CQMBER5 V : 'Slahlr ; I , ';-1 intermediate P. 1 ' vW'H' (, 1 1 , - 4! it BANOf, a: m; Tbi B. " i s Assoc. M. A, M. 80. C. K, Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering A Specialty. . Water , Power.; Develop ment add Umatea'Made, p. Room S3 Ben now Arcade, Greens-' boro, or Laurlnburi;. N. C." ,; t hitbbaed ;bros. & co, BANOVKR SQUARE. NEW .TORE. MKMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex ebanse. New Orleans Cotton . Ex- cAanjre, " Assoclata Members Liver pool Cotton' exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale at cotton for. future delivery. Correspondence lnvltsd. : Looms pirs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co. Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern 'A gents Charlotte, N. e. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently And It necessary to liave Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local hanks.. THE First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. With $1,000,000.1)11 Capital Earned Snrpliu $800,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Depoeita $,OO0.OiK).O) Total Itrsoitrecs Offers Jnst the Additional Fa cilltios Rcqalred. Jno. B. PurcelL Fresldent: Jno. M. Miller. Jr., Vice Presi dents Cluss. R, Burnett, As. slsunt Cashier; i. C. Jonlln. Assistant Cashier. JAMES . MITCHELL CO. e COMMISSION MERCHANT. Cotton Tarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Pblladelphla, ISS and 124 CheatnntSL Boston. IBS Summer St New Vnrk, No. 73 Leonard St Charloue. S5 S. Tryon St MILLER & CO. HANKERS AND I1KOKEIW, St Droadway, New York. Members: New Tork Stock E- change, New York Cotton Exchange. New Tork Produce Exchange, New York Coffee Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, New Orleans Cottbn Kx- change, New Orlcana Board ot Trade, Phliadeipnia mora isxcnange, Liver pool Cotton Association. Execute orders for the purchase or sate ot cotton, stocks, grain or pro visions tor cash or on margin. Special attention to orders by mall. Phone or telegraph. - . P. 11. ALEXANDER. Southern Representative, Bog 7S, Charlotte, N. 0. . -i , I ; Como and look at our magnificent lino of Dia mond. Wo handle nothing except the very, best. It's a good Investment, as Dia monds" aro advancing- in price', daily. ; y-X y; DobSiies iamois . '- . -I I-. -'.-. ' - '-' ..".. . -.. ' . Stuart W. Cr'j.ier, ENGINEER AND CONTRACTC . J E N C K ES GOTTOJV '-. V, . - - N v- -v- v. : ." "s, rnwtncltet. n, L. and PlillQtlPlohla. Pn. Phlladclnhla Office. Marine & Merchant Butldlnx, W nA Spelllssy, Maoacer, and Southern Itepre- scntatlve. .i'V. '7,.'' -X: V''.'. 011IR0BBINS costruETB K9CTrMB3m fob GEXERAIi CHAELOTTE, ttICttCRDC SPINDLE, . Belt OOi and Oreieee. IqbrtcathMT Q sea, Ready-Mhiea ratalA Cold Water PalntA Acento Wattles' Dresulne Oonpotude. , GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. OTARJjOTTE, IT. C L SPENCER TURNER CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. CamCXSi Hew York, mnadphf, Cltfwo, M. Loota, Londess. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton ?.$ LKONAH1) STREET f 10 OHCSTNVT WKKKT . ai$ mom rob rnKa.-r . William B. Charles Oft ceo Charlotte N. 0. Beetsm Maaa. and Asneterdaas If. Y. Main Office Amsterdam, N. T. Elnale Uft Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Mdtlon, VSE li Ah titlCS JACQUAIIOS. THOMAS HALTON'S SONS, Philadelphia, Pa, ALEXANDER GARSED, ' Soutliern Agent, Charlotte, N. C Prospective Builders Before bcglunlng your UoUdlng operations, Ju "dj0,"" to correspond vlth us tot price, on .U aoru ol Bulkhng Material Wo carry full line of Mooring. Celling. Siding, Interior Trl mini he, bnsli Doora, Blinds, etd. . , . Alwayi prepared to furnish th best materials, and cn sars you money. hCTTOn A BO1TRB0NNAIS. . nickory. N. C SOirniERN QCEE GltM K : -, OUH, licahei:, ... nHi,. w,,t inL as fantels and Tile, , see ua or .write for cata , rUBLIO ACrorNTANTS AXD ; BROWN U HUNTER ,. -5 j"-.--';'' . i.. : V- k - i. ' Audita nf Banka, Trust Companies v v end Oeneral Trader. ' lSlt-1221 Empire 'lltintllng, -vVv 'ATLANTA, OA, J. II. Wcara & Company - . aiarlAtie. N. C. ' . BRANCH 6rn CQUITABLB OUILOINGI. . ATLANTA OA. ?. '.,."',:;",.',:1 ,; ,-.'-." ;;',' , Kill Automatic Feeders, . Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate and , Finisher Uppers ';, KIrscbner Cardlnj Beaters s r' r ' STI . -1 n-A-A. Waste Pickers, etc - Raw Stock Dryers. ETCwETCs SPIWMWC C O. YARNS ' ' . coTTOw MiiiA pcmxai Tuun. IIAC311NISU7. -1' NORTH CAB0LHU. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE s . NEW IOIIK PinLACEI.r-llIA . CUICAOO COTTON TARX. COTTON GOODS, AND COTTON VTASTK. A D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. gg.TJ LeonarC Street,. NEW TOTUL. V , COTTON Y ARIf I, ; Fredlcwietor & Achelia.. HTJ0H MACRAE ft GO- f MlaoeUsneotia gonthcrn BeotsHUen WIIiMTNOTON. N. C. v ' ITAatungtoB, IX O Oolorado Bldft ? Cotton Mill Stocks v-s US RICHARD A. ' BLYTECB, :" uomxnlsslon Merchant. ; COTTOIf . WARPf AND .TAnNsV v: I'... Wa' Chsetnut itreeC ' flttLADELPJIlA, v .v , ,t a i. eA, VIZI D'OLIER & C0- OOMMIKRION W Kit OTA NTS Ti - COTTON YARNS r i ... Third and Climtnot Sta, n r : i, llartnre and Merchant nidg. . t. , rUILADIXI-lUA, PA.. J . B $ t ' s-J 1 "i ...... . . .) 1.7.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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