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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, FEBRUARY 6, 1908. COMMKBCfi ASP -FE5AKCE COTTO.V MARKET OX DFXXI.VE. The Staple Week and I'nsnuled Fri - vate Cables of Disquieting Oootli .. iKhis in IsuicuHhlre unci Conflicting Report of fcjiot Conditions ill Hie South Tlie Market Without Sup ' port -'' New Tork. Feb. I. The cotton market mora than loat yesterday's advance dur ing to-day's trading; wltii the close ateady at net decline of IS to a points. Sale were estimated at 250.00? bales. ' The market opened- steady at a decline of S to points in response to lower Liverpool cables, but during the first . . few minutes rallied to about the closing figures of yesterday on covering; and a little buying by brokers credited with working for the reoent bull leader. Offer ings Increased on the advance, however, , pw'ag to private- cables from Liverpool , r-,ttinr that short time was probable . ln Lancashire, and conflicting reports concerning spot condition!. In, the Sautli. ' The decline caught some stop loss orders and the market In the afternoon was J very weakand uneettled, with March selling aa low as 10.K8 and Kay 10.92, or 20 to 23 points tmaer the closing figures or last -night. The close was within a point or two of the lowest. Humors that there were further stop orders around 10.90 for May wore one of the unsettling fae " tors, and during the afternoon some pri vate Wires were received claiming an eaxler tone in Interior spdt markets. The Southern markets officially reported were c. nigner 10 ma. lower. Liverpool was .. a seller here during the day and beyond the moderate buying attributed to the recent bull leader and covering on a ecnle down, the market seemed to be without support. . Kxtlmated receipts at the porta to-day 3S.4-'l' bales against 3a. 1M last week and M.MO l&xt year. For the week 2W,0uO bales against laat week and 6.718 Mast year. To-day's receipts at New Or leans 11,880 bales against 11.375 laxt year. ; and at Houston S.197 against 11. Wi last year. STOCK MARKET SLUGGISH, Peitmnd 1r Securities Practically at a' SlantlHt 111 American Smelter tlie Centre of Attack and Its Ptvllne t'ndermlne "tlie Wlwle Market. New Tork, Feb. 6. To-day's market gave early evidence that demand for stock had come practically to a stand still. The selling pressure waa enhanced later by increased professional operations on tne short side. this demonstration waa encouraged by the manifest lack of support In. the market, marking the ap parent abandonment or the policy of bus. talning prices which has been 'attributed tn the powerful banks and capitalists In association, eitner ny mctt or lorinal agreement. American .Smelting was a centre of attack to-duy and Its decline waa Influential In undermining the whole market. There waa nothing in the news or tne day to constitute an effective stay Tor values and several items were con stnied us positive factors of repression. Such was the report of the discharge of , in.onft men by the Baldwin Ixcomotlva Works. . , Discussion of dividend prospects was not cheerful, and several of 'the Indus trials were the object of unfavorable es timates of a more specific kind. Some of the selling of stooks and to seme ex tent of bonds which nonpars occasionally In the market is attributed to closing out oi nana or trout cempanv In the loans In the final clearing up of the affairs of those' institutions which wera helped iiimiukii pnnii. iv-iiuu. mime iiaroen-i lng of the time money market was oerJ ceptible to-day and foreign exchange ratea continued to decline. A remarkable feature oft the price movement of Flocks was the uninterrupted nature of the de cline. Ijast prices were commonly the lowest. Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par value O.MO.nno,. TM'. f. bonds were unchanged on call. Total sales to-day shares. In cluding: Copper 31,700; Hmelttng 48,; preferred .; Sugar 400; Tobacco 2W; ("oast Line m; C. A O. 109; L. & rJ. $no; Reading lL'4.3aO; Southern Railway 3W; preferred 100; lT. P. M.m-, U. 8. Steel 25,900; Northern Pacific 26,300. New Tork, Feb. R. Standard Oil BOO. New York. Feb. 6. Mobile & Ohio col lateral trust 4s 76 bid. , Baltimore. Feb. 6. Seaboard common . and preferred! nothing doing. ' Hubbard Bros. & Co.'i Cotton Letter. FnoclaJ to The Observer. New Tork. Feb. 5. To-day the market waa exactly the reverse of yesterday, losing the entire advance on adverse ad vices from Europe, which failed to ad vance In answer to the better market here.' This movement of prices Increased the pessimistic view which has been so apparent for so tie time past, due to the absence of any speculation for higher prices. The spinners abroad feel fce-e Is little danger of any revival of thj move ment to advance prices, which they con sider they checked by their delar in set tling their dispute with their operatives last month. They also expect that the political agitation will Anally result In lower markets. On the other hand It Is noticed that a nulet demand seems to ab sorb the offerings below this basis. To night the trade expect lower prices to morrow in Liverpool. . :. ' ' Liverpool Cot ion. Liverpool. Feb. 6. Closing; Snot coT ton quiet, prices 4 points higher: Ameri can middling fair 7.02: good middling .; middling 6.40; low middling fi.W; good or dinary 5.M; ordinary 5.14. The sales Of the day were 7.0CO bales, of Avhlclt 610 were for speculation and ex port and Included (ytnO Americnn. Re ceipts 10.CO0 bales. Including 9,600 Ameri can. ' ' ' Futures ; opened 'steady and closed easy; American miauling g. o. c. : February S.90 February-March .. .. March-April April-May ..... ... .. , May-June .., June-July Jnly-AuRiiRt .. .... Augustn-Seotember ., September-October .. October-November .. Nivemhr-Deceniber S.88'S 5.FS 5.86 5.M14 5 81 tin 66T, 5 51 8 41 5.5SH iU Chicago Cattle Market. ' Chlcaito. Feb. K.-Cattle, receipts estf mled shout 18.000; market steadv; steers M.2K to f 25: cows $3 to 34.76; heifers 12.50 to :..S: hulls to 14.50: calves S4 to ; storiters and feeders 32.60 to $3.75. Hogs, receipts estimated about 88.000; ninfket -Uc. higher; choice heavv ship ping 84.50 to 4.;0; butrhers ft 45 to M.O; choice liKht $4.40 to $4 45; pigs $3.75 to $06: bulk of sales $4.40 to $4.5). Pheep. receipts estlmatel a boot 18,000; market. Iambs steady: sheep 15 lower. Sheep $4.25 to $.-..&: Iambs $rt.2S to $7.13; yearlings $5.50 to $6.25. ; ' J'-: Xcw York Cotton. ' Kew York. FeK B. Spot cotton closed quiet, 15 points lower; middling uplands 1J.70; middling jjulf 11.96; sales 100 bales. '.-Futures opened and closed steady. ; - , , Open. IIlRl). Low. Close. t. .. 10.7 March 11.03 11.09 10.88 10.89 April ll.ft 10.93 May .. .. 11.07 11.12 10.92 10. S3 Jim .. , 10.67 .. .... m.xs '.73 vi.12 '.. 10.W 10.52 10 52 10.18 10.20 10.04 10 03 .. ........ CotnparatfTa Port ?teoMpU. To- T-sst Dec. Day feaf OalveFtnn New Orleans Mobile .. .. ; Psoiflc Coast, Charleston Wilmington Norfolk .. .. Roston .. .. Philadelphia Port Arthur" Total .. 24.4"7 11,37$ 1.314 4,2Wt 3 171 826 42 $.629 1.031 33.421 61,530 A weak Htomach. means week Stom-a-n nerves, atways. Ar.d litis la also true of the Heart and Kidneys. It's a pity -hat sick ones continue to drug the Stomach er stimulate tha Itear; and Klofieys. The weak nerves, not the or gans themselves. rei this help. This explains why Dr. Siioor. Restorative hss. and is promptly helping st many F'cK iwn, It goes dlres-t lo the cause nl these dUenes. Tet 1Ms vital trutli, and vea. Mullen's Pharmacy. Dally Cotton Market. New Tork, Feb. Galveston, tone quiet; middling net receipts 10.37; gro receipts 10.137; sales 715; stock JttJ, 60; continent 10,515. New Orleans, tone steady; middling 11 13-W; net receipts 11.RS0; gross receipts 11.SS0; aales 4.200; stock 2CS.C3; Qt. Bri tain S.flOCl; coastwise 2.932. Mobile, tone steady; middling net receipts 950; gross receipta Jfl; sales 1150; stock 40,404; Jt. Britain 6.2M; coast wise 1.6W. Savannah, tone steady;- middling 1114; net receipts 153: atock 1Q9.1CS; France 12'5: continent 1330. Charleston, tone quiet; middling 1114; net receipta 47; gross receipta 47; stock 20. 1: continent 1300; coastwise 1& Wilmington, tone firm; middling 114; net- receipta 1.031; gross receipts 1.031; sales 15(1; atock 12,331. Norfolk, dull; middling Wi; net re ceipts 1333; gross receipts 1,333; stock 27, VS; coastwise 140& Baltimore, tone nominal: middling Ti74 gross receipts 505; sales 100; stock ll&Mi. New Tork,. tone quiet; middling 11.70; gross receipts 4,344; atock 124,755; conti nent 243. , Boston, tone quiet; middling 11.10; net receipts S4 gross receipts z.iis-. Philadelphia, tone quiet;' middling 11. f net receipta 23; gross receipts C59; stock Port Townsend. .net receipta 7.333; gross receipts 7.333: Jaoan 7.3K3. Total to-day, at all ports, net 36.421; Qt Britain 12.294; France I.S'nl continent 14. ft: Japan 7.333: stock kol.llS. Consolidated, at all ports, net 151.652 Gt Britain 68.931; France 1,646; continent 31.377; Japan 7,333. - Total since Sept. 1. at all ports, net i.404,478; Gt. Britsln 2.242,688: France K17. 917; continent. 2.132.293; Japan 140,32 Mexico 1.2S9. A INTERIOR MOVEMENT. . . Houston." tone quiet; middling IIS; net receipts 8,197; gross receipts 8.157; ship ments 3.750: sales-613; stock C9.a0. Augusta, tone steady; middling 11 net receipts 654; groea receipts 774; ship- menu 771: sales 614: atock go.oio. Memphis, tone steady; middling llTt net -receipts Z307; gross receipts 3,45 shipments 3.8TO: salea K: stock 112.4!M. St.. Louis, tone steady; middling 12; net receipts 440; gross receipts 2,715; ship ments 2.363; stock 19,484. , Cincinnati, net receipts 974; gross re ceipts 974: shipments 1.3S6; stock 12.9--8. Louisville, tone firm: middling. 12. Little Rock, tone steady: middling 12 net recelnts 328; groas receipta 328; ship ments 1,797; Stock 23.706. Total to-day, net receipt 7.WI); gross receipts 11,609; ' shipments 13.S80; sales 3,127; stock 2S8.2S6. . New York Produce. New Tork. Feb. .Flour steady, with more doing in spring grades. , Rye flour quiet Buckwheat flour steady. Corn meal steady. Rye quiet. Wheat, snot steady; No. 5 red. T0014 elevator. Options net unchanged: iay M1: July Milt- -- 1 Corn, spot easy; No. !.9 elevator. Op tions net unchanged: May V; July 68. Oats, spot firmer: mixed 55. i Beef steady. Cut meats steady. Lard steady; refined steady. Pork steady. Tallow steady. Petroleum steady. Roain steady. Turpentine quiot. Itice steady. Molasses steady. Sugar, raw steady; fair refining 13.55 centrlfuK.il 3.75; molasses sugar $3. Re fined steady. Coffee, spot steadv; Rln No. 7. 64; ftim- tos No. 4. 81; mild coffee steady: Cor dova t to 13. Futures net unchanged to b points nigner. Butter, stronr- rreamery specials 34 extras 3f,'4: third to first 24 to 32; held second to special 25 to 32. Cheese firm: full cream, colored and white 10 to 14V4 and 15'4. Kggs Irregular: nearby first -rl to C6 Western nnd Southern ilrat 25-; do setv or.ds 24 to 25. Cotton seed oil waa weak under bear pressure and liquidation. Prime crude 31; prime summer yellow 3lVi: off sun mer yellow 3& to 3S; good off summer yellow 3X4 to 3914: prime . white 39 to 43: prime winter yellow 43 to 45. Freights and peanuts steady, uncliang ed. Potatoes stesdy,-unchanged. Cubbasea easy, unchanged. . Clileago CSnht anrl 1nrlnn!. Chicago, Feb. 5. Wheat advanced cent early to-day but later lost the gain on realizing salea, and closed a shade lower than yesterday. Corn was un changed. Oats were 14 to higher. rrovialons were ZV4 to 714 lower. IIika. Low Close. WHEAT. May .. 9S14 97 7K July 95 934 93 September 9214 90 911 tOKN, May a 61 K14 69 . 53H 4.VI4 3S14 12.17 12.43 ,7. '7.77 6114 b914 July 80 September 59 5tH 384 12.42 U',5 7.W 7.95 d.SO 68 OATS. May .. .. July .. .. Remember E3H 46 PORK. May July .. .. 12.15 12.45 LARD. May July .. .. 7.61 7.77 ' 6.67 6.90 May .. ..' July .. era 4J.92 7.02 , Kavnl Stores. New Orleans, Feb. 6. Receipta 107 bar rels roain; 23 barrels turpentine. Exports for Honduras 26 barrels rosin, . ' 8avnnnnh. On... Feb. 6. Turnentine firm, 52; sales 370; receipts 152; shipments Rosin firm- sales 5,?C8: . receipts 2.403: shipments 7ft; Stock 99.992. Quote: ABC J1.40; D H..t0 to $156; B $3.55; F $3.55 to $3.60; O $.1.60; H $3.65: I $4 to $4.(5: K IS. is; M $fi.40; N j.W 10 $6; W G $6.40 to $4.50; W W $4.60. Charleston, S. C. Feb. 8. Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing; quotations emitted. t Wilmington. Feb. 5. Spirits turpentine steady, 61; receipts 42 casks. Robin, nothing doing; receipts 290. . Tnr. nothing doing: receipts 30. Crude turpentine firm, $2.25, $3 2$ $3.25; receipts 5. and Tinltlmore X'roditce. . Baltimore. . Feb. 5. Flour dull, -unchanged. Wheat firmer; spot contract W to 9614; spot-1: rad Western 98, to 98V4; Southern on grade 92 to 9. Corn firmer; spot mixed S0'4 to 60. No. 2 white 6t14 to 60; Southern white corn 6614 to 04. Oats steadier. No. 2 mixed S214- to 53. Rye steady; No. 3 Western export 87 to 68. . Butter firm, unchanged; fancy Imita tion 24 to 25: do creamery 35; do ladle 22 to 23; store packed 17 to 19. Kggs stesdy. unchanged. 24c. ' Cheese firm, unchanged; large 14; flats U; small 15. Kugar unchanged, coarse granulated and fine $5.10. , CHARLOTTE COTTON. Thei figures rep"er.t Die prb:a paid to Vagons on Feb. 6th. Good middling , ., .. .. 1 Strict middling Middling :. .. .. . JM4 11 Charlotte Xrodnca. (Corrected by TV IV field & Co.) J2HJ713 ex it 21 fr22 40 t,Tt 35 4t4 U t;i Flitter Chickens Spring Cocks.... Ekits .. Ooe? perh"nd !. Hens per head... I ui keys pi-r It... (Corrected dally by Cocbr.na- McLauch Un C3. Rye ..-. ........ n Corn ...,..... .... ... 94 Cotton seed ........ 39 Oat 7C Kstlmatrs. To- Ijjst Iny Tsar . -7.SO U.t &- 6 lI-li,(OD l.Sfig New Orleans Houston .. . Ual vestai .. Xw York Cattle. T"rk. Feb. 5 Perrs. receipts HI; steers It to tS.Ki; oen and stags. bulls tit) In U W: r.w 11. ;i to U Calves, receipts M. Veals ti to V 'JD; few tops at t3.75r culls 14 to M M: barn yard calves 3; .Western (1.2 to- H 7X hcea and lanilis. he-p- n.Si) n r.: no fcood sheen offered; lambs JS j to 7.7T. Yenrlina j..Vt. Hogs', nrrinti t.ZX; market gtea-ly; 5tat pigs K4. 1 WE i . , Spinning Frame's for coarse numbers. v ' Can dispose of several thousand spindles Prefer 2" and larger rings. - Give full particulars of Avhat you offer. State actual condition, earliest delivery and lowest net price. Could also use large ring twisters GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. CARDS DRAWING MACHINE WORKS jCOTTOfJ TAUNTON, rnucco? mass. UP MACHINES " SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE EDWIN HOWARD, AGENT. C HIjt CRflDE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Doubleday-Hill Electric Company, JIanuXacturcrs and IX'alcrs. Pittsburg, Pa. Charlotte, N. C. , Our Specialties . "A. B." Arc Lamps. ' . " "G. E." Incandescent Lamps, t "0. K.M W. P. Wires and Cables Parac R. C. Wires. "Pais to Material." ' , " Universal Fixtures. Highest Grade, Quickest Delivery, Lowest Prices, vnc f the largest Electrical Supply Houses m the VVorld. New Orleans Cotton. Nw Orleans. Feh. B. CoKon. sjwts wre strsdy. 1-18 down on all grades. Mlddlins; 1113-1H. sali-s wfre bales on the spot and 1.C51 to arrive. Futures .opened, steady. 4 to 8 points below the cloite yesterday as a result of the Knglisli market making; only a reenie response to the advance here yesterday. Following the call, the market eased oft further. March futures, which opened at 11.41. aroing to 11.26. while declines of one or more; points from the opening levels were iruo or .May ana juiy. mese low levels were followed by some Improve ment, but all advances were of a tem porary nature, absence of . speculation and - other supporting; features being marked. In the face of unfavorable ad vices from points In this country as well ns abroad, the advances were generally succeeded by even mora rapid declines. At tho close, which was steady, the ac tive months were 17 to IS points, below the close yeBterday Closing; bids: Feb. 11.40; March 11.27: April 11.17 nominal; May 11.17; June 11.07 nominal; July 11.07; Oct. 10.00. The Money Market. New Tork, Feb. B. Money on call easy l to 2 per cent.; ruling rate 2; closing: bid 1; offered at 2 per cent. Time loans slightly stronger; W days J4 to 4 per cent, and SO days 4 per cent.; six months 4H per cent. prime mercantile paper o1 to a per cent.; .sterling exchange wenk with ac tual business In bankers' bills at 44a to 48H.50 for demand and at 43.40 to 4S1.5 for 6-day bills. Commercial bills 4K2.73 to 4!.'l. . Bar silver Ew ; Mexican dol lars 46. Dry Goods Market. . New York. Feb. 5. The dry goods mar. ket rules quiet. Cotton, goods are In slow tlemnnd. The jobbing trade is do ing a light business with retiillers, but the first of the lurse excursions begin next week and some special offerings will be made. 811k piece goods are very quiet. Underwear and hosiery are being ordered In a limited way for fall. NEW YORK BOXDS. a R a. refunding 2s registered ..... refunding 2s rqupon 3s registered 3s coupon lor?, l'Cv, ioovt llt llfl'i 101 8TV4 100 2 ' T2!4 R2 2S ' 101 63 954 fi e?x (8 im s6 71 8S 67 m w 1 77 M m 81 89 121 10 71 I SJH 1 ' 71S Mi p'4 87 11 V, 70 87 48 J "i "H 88 u ! s. New 4s registered 8. New 4a coupon American Tobvjceo 4s Amerlran Tobacco 6s Atchison general 4s . Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantic Const Line 4s Baltimore ft Ohio 4s bid Baltimore ft Ohio SHs ofd Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s Central ot Georgia fcs Central bf Georgia 1st Inc Central of Georgia 3d Tne Cheapeko ft Ohio 4V-s Chicago ft Alton 3H" bid Chicago, B. ft Qulncv new 4s Chicago. R. I. ft P. U. R. 4s...... Chicago. R. I. ft P. U, R, col. 5s. C. C. ft 8t. Louis cen. 4s ofd.. Colorado Industrial fs Series A.... Colorado Midland 4s Colorado & Southern 4s bid . Cuba &a bid Ienver ft Rio Grande 4s bid DuitillerV Securities 5s bid Kris prior Hen 4a ofd Erie Oeneral 4s pfd.. .. .. Hocking Valley 4V4f Japan 4s certificates .... .. japan . ceruncaies za rSeriea.. Txiulsvllle ft Nash, t'nlfled 4s bid. Manhattan consol gold 4s.. Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc.... Minn. A St. Louts 4s hid Missouri. Kansas ft Texas 4s.." Missouri. Kansas ft Texas 2ds bid.. National It R. of Mexico col. 4a bid New York Central genfrul 3's bid; New Jersey Central general as ofd. Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific 3a Norfolk ft Western consol 4s.. ... Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4. ... Penn. rv, Js Reading- General 4n ft. L Iron Mountain consol Ss St louls ft Ssn Francisco fg. 4a... PC Louis Southwestern consol 4s.. Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacific 4s.. Southern Paclrtc let 4s certificates. Southen Railway Ss Texas A Pacific lsts Toledo. St. Ixjuis ft Western 4a bid. I'nion Pacific 4 , I'nlon pacific rv. 4s certificates .... I". S. Steel M ts Wstash lsts ' .. .... Wabash IVb. B. ofd Vstcrn Md. 4s Wheeling ft Lake Krle 4s ofd.. .... Wisconsin Central 4s .. ..... Japnn 4 certiftcsges Atchison cv. 4n ...... ... Atchison rr. in. ..... ....... Interborough MetropoUtan 4Vis .... Bullis ippetite. up waste tissue, promotes Impr-jva dlarestlon. Induces refreshing uleep.- giving renewed strength ani health. . That's what 1 I do. 83 Tea or Tablet. Jan tc Co. R. II. Jor- . i MEED GKEENSUOKO, JV. U. Jh : -:.ssy SPINNING FRAMES MASON MACHINER MULES LOOMS 1 sAatsMI 2 Maww CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Kxpress ..... Amalgamate Copper American Car & Kundry American Car ft Foundry preferred American Cotton OH ... American. Cotton Oil preferred .... American Kxprecs American Hide leather fcfd American Ice American Unseed Oil American Unseed Oil preferred .... Americnn locomotive ., American IxcOmntive preferred ., American Rmeltlng & Refining .... American Smelting t Refining pfd. American Sugar Refining1 .. .. ., American Tobacco preferred certlf.. Anaconda Mining Co.. Atchison ..'.. ' .4 Atchison preferred .... i .... Atlantic Coast Line .... Haltlmore & Ohio , Baltimore ft Ohio preferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. ... ... ,. Canadian PhcIHc Central of New Jersey , Chesapeake & Ohio .. Chicago Great Western i Chicago Northwestern .. .. ,. .. Chicago, Mil. ft St. Pnul Chicago Terminal ft Transit ofd.... Chicago Terminal & Transit pfd. .. C. C C. A St. Louis W -', 87 m 173 1314 16 ft ID 88 4"j 90 HI 7 32 71W 864 67 S3 41 llS'i; 162 . 141 11H 10 6 Colorado Fuel ft Iron IKVj Colorado ft Southern 24'i Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd. 52 Colorado & Southern 2d pfd 41i Consolidated Oas itiMi Corn Products Refining 12 Corn Products Reiinina; preferred.. 6H4 Delaware ft Hudson 1494 Delaware, 1-ackawanna & West.. .. 460 Denver ft Rio Grande 10 Denver ft Rio Grande preferred .. 54'A Dlntillers' Securltlc .. S1V, F.rle 14 F.rie 1st preferred Vf Krle 2d preferred 21 General Klectric ..' 118 Illinois Central ... 127 International Paper 10 International Paper preforrad 61 International Pump .... ... 14 International Pump preferred 67 Iowa Central 11 Iowa Central preferred - 2S Kansas City Southern 20 Kansas Cltv Souihern preferred .. 49 Ixiuieville & Nashville .. V6' Mexican Central .. ,t 18'4 Mlnneanolls & St. Louis 24 Minn.. St. P. A Pault Stc. M 9 Minn., St. P. ft Sault Kte. M. pfd.. l: Missouri Pacific ... Missouri, Kansas ft Texas .. 22 Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd. 64 National Iead 37 National R. R. of Mexico preferred. ... 60 Now York Central , New York, Ontario ft Western .... 65 Norfolk ft Western preferred 73 North American ... 47 Pacific- Mall 26 Pennsylvania 111 People's Gas , 85 Pittsburg. C. C. A St. I ex. dir.. 64 Pressed Steel Car .-. 20 Pressed Bteel Cnr preferred ex. dir. 74 Pullman Palace Car 150 Reading 1 Reading 1st preferred 82 Rending 2d preferred 77 fiepul llo Steel .. ,16 Republic Steel preferred 68 Rock Island Co 11 Rock Island Co. preferred 21 St. loula ft Pan Francisco 2d pfd.. 24t St. Ixiuls Southwestern .. .. .... ' 14 St. Louis Southwestern prefeVred 20 Southern Pacific 71 Southern Pacific preferred , 110 Southern Railway .. .... 10 Southern Railway preferred .. .. .. 82 Texas ft Pacific - 19 Toledo. St. Ixuis ft West 12 Toledo, St. Louis & West- pfd. 33, I'nlon Pacific Union Pacific preferred Ti Tnlted States Kxpress ...4 to tTnlted HtHtea Realty .... 35 I'nlted States Rubber 20 I'nlted States Rubber preferred so fnlted States Steel .... 17 Cnlted States Steel pfd. ex. dlv..... t Virginia Carolina Chemical 17 Virginia Carolina. Chemical pfd. .. 90 Wabash ........ 8 Waash preferred .. IS Wells Fargo Kxpress 250 Westlnshouee Eleirtric 40 Western I'nlon M Wheeling ft Lake Erie f. Wisconsin Central .., M Wis-onsln Central preferred .... ; Northern Pacific l'2Pi Central Leather .... .. .. 17V ( entnl leather preferred .. .. .... 82 Sloss-Sbeffleld ? Oreat Northern preferred .. .. ... 119 Interborough MetropoMisin .. .. .. 7 Interborough Metropolitan pM. .. M Will Stay For pain In back or cheat. King's Antl-Paln FUster touches the gpot. TIs especially good to protect the lungs with ore of the on front and I back. They re SS cents and their oroteetlve power Is very by Durwell-Dunn ' Re- trreat. gold Ull Stort. COTTON MILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, MAIN Ot hOtt Couth Tnrohf st Charlottc. n. O. Revolving; Flat Card, Railway Heads, Drawing Framts, 5plnninz Frames, Twisters and Spoolers QuIIlers and Reels Looms, . Ay v COMBKR5 ETC., ETC james e. Mitchell co. COMHISSIO MKKCUANTa. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOUCITKD.. PUiUdf-Iphla, 122 nnd IS Clicstaut SL Boaion. itfi Summer aH. New York. o. ronarr! 8c vHMj-iotte. SS Troa Ht. . LEONARD L. HUNTER , ARCHITECT Fifth Coor, Trust Dldg. Tlton 376. C1IARLOTTE. N. C. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., MAKOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex- cb&ajra. New OrUana Cotton cnanga. Associate Members Live pool Cotton Exchange). ORDERS SOLICITED For too pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence InvlUd. A. D. SALKELD & BR0.. COMMISSION MEKCHAVra. 66-72 fitxtnard Street, NEW TORK. COTTON YARKtV DEP" Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers x Mlsrellnneona Booth erm Rerutle WILMINGTON. ST. C. Waahlnft-ton. D. C, 406 Colorado Bldg. Cotton Hill Stocks. CATLIN. & CO. Commission Mcrcbanta 345 and 347 Broadway, New Yrrk Boston Philadelphia, 123 and 130 Chestnut St. COTTON YARNS All number Skeinr, Warps, . Cops and Cones COTTON GOODS. One on the Millionaire. New Tork Globe. A New Torker, who III known to b worth much more than a million, en tered a barber, shop bearing a pair f razors and evidently In a disgusted frame of mind. "Fix theso up for me, if you can," said he. "I've bought at least a dos en new and high-priced raaora In the last two year and not one of 'em will keep an edge. Seems to me I'm an easy mark for swindlers." "Stop one of 'em," suggested the barber. The millionaire started Jnst start edthat's all when he was halted, "Say,' you oughtn't to be trusted with a rasor." said the tonsorlal ar tist. "You don't know any more about how to handle m lhan a kid. No wonder they won't keep an edge. Thta business ain't like Just sawln" wood Its an art. Give your raaors away and get shaved decent right here." To Drive Ottt Jlnlnrla And Hulld l'p tlie System Take the OM Rtandard OUO VIS'S TASTELKSS CHILL TONIC. Tou know what you are taklmr. The formula Is plainly printed on every l-ottle. showine It Is simply Quin'rie and Iron In a tasteless form, rnd tne most effectual form. For gr-j.v.i peo ple and chlldten. 80c. Have Yon t'sed Clinchfleld Coal? yHILEJ money conditions are un- ('settled, the difficulty Is due, not to natural conditions, but to causes that are corrective In character and that are bound to have lasting salu tary effect. The vast resources of this country are Just beginning to be developed Ifems the future has things fti store that are scarcely dreamed of now. And while the present financial re adjustment are severe, they cannot be anything but temporary In charac ter' and are bound to be beneficial In effect. ' And just nowas a safe brldga across the chasm of troublous timet, as a protection to credit and a aoild guard against possible sacrifice of es tate or- securities a substantial policy In The Equitable ur more essential than ever. Life Insurance Is the one security that does not fluctuate la value. " Write, 'phone or call. W..J. R0DDEY. 'Mgr.,; iiot k inn, & c CONTRACTOR, 5Iubbem, Roving Frames ENGINEER AND t it Intermediates, Jock Frames J. SPENCER TURNER CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFJCESt Wow Tork. Philadelphia. Chicago, (fit louts. IXHsdon. EnglawL Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. JENCKES SPINNING CO. COTTON Main Olflrei PAVVTLCKET. R. L READ THIS IP YOU UAVE TO SELL, LIST IT IN THIS OFFfTl If rou btra housea or stores to rent, let m your collectin and troubla and worry. Tha plaea lo Insure your property la In tWa agency. R. E. Gochrane. iBLtarmooe and Real Euu Agrat. "(lid Dominion" and "Phocnif Portland Cements, the best brands made. We can save you money and give you better Cement under these brands than obtainable elsewhere. Let us quote you delivered at your station. Carolina PorUand Cement Co. Sole Distributors. Charleston, S. 0. COTTON YARNS V? are prepared to make CABII ADVANCKS, three-quarter value to an amount, on standard quality of dalrnbl numbers of warps and skeins, weaving yarns; also knitting jarna all numbers. Telegrams and Utters will bo answered promptly. PAULSON, UNKR0UM & CO., Noe. 87-89 Lcona nl St., New Tork. College Annuals and Catalogues Let us furnish you with something new In the Cot. lege Anrfual line this year. With our nev equipment type, presses, etc., we jfcre fully prepared to give you something entirely different from -that which you have heretofore been using. If you want something aped, ally attractive, see the OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, X. C Phone) 1ST. Manufacturers and Jobbers frequently mwt It nrctssary to have Banking Facilities In ad. dllloa to those) oSerea by local baoka. " TUJB First National Bank or raciiMOXD. vlhmma. With gl.aoo.OOO.OO Capital Earned Surplse toO,00.0 3,500.000.00 Iepolti t.000,eoo.OO Toa Kesoaree oaerk Just tlie AUJMoaal It. cslllice Itequlred. Juo. tt. Purer ft President; Joo. M. MUlee. Jr, Vice rrest dent; Chaa, It. riumcttt. As aisunl Caubler: J. C. OopUa. Assistant Cashleei - ssjancm eme CaUITABLK BUILOINQ, ATlkAMTA. CA Automatic Feeders, Openers and Trunk Breaker, Intermediate and Finisher Lappers, Klrschner Cerdin z Beaters Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, eta, Raw Stock Dryers ETC ETC. YARNS Ol.ttnefnfila (tPHi Mertner A Merchant Bnlt4lJ. WL A. SPKLI.1SSY. Manager. FOR SALE. , Chair Manufacturing Plant and Other Property. By virtue of aa order of the Su perior Court of Alamance Cunt. Nomr Carolina, made In a reuse no'v pending In said Superior Coort. en. titled L. Puryear and others on be. half of themselves and all other creditors and shareholders of tho Continental Chair Company vs. tho Continental Chair Company, f will on Monday. Febraary ion,, laoa, sell at public auction to the ben bidder for cash, the following described pron erty, to-wlt: . Th P'nt M! Continental Chair Company, for the manufacture of chairs, situate In the Town of Mebar.e, Alamance County. Nrotb Carolina. This plant It very com plete. There are bulldin a tn- machinery, soma manuriii..j...jl pstTnanj and In process and Quito a i "i supplies. ) This entire property will be sold aa one nrv.M going to make up m plant for tho manuuciure 01 cnairs. The same la In condition to at once be put :a ooeratlon. This nlnt has . of about six Hundred caalra per day. a ireci containing about sixty acres of land, situate la Melville township, near the Town of Uebaae. one twenty-five horse-power upright boiler. . 4 One pair of very fine young? gray mules. 6 One lot of harness and wtgens. The sale will be -conducted on the premises ef the Continental Chair Company, tn the Town ef Ifebane. Alamance County, North Carolina, and will start at It o'clock tn. bidders on all property will be run t, I TA c .tlf m nf thet. .Kllt.w to comply with their bid, and the sale will be reported to the Superior Court for confirmation, and posses sion snd title of all property sold will be retained until confirmation oi aaie is insae oy saia superior Court. I will be glad to near from, and give further de-all and particulars to. Interested parties. JT. W. CATES. Receiver Continental Chair Co, -raham. N. Jan. 1st. 1IJS. II00K AND EOQEJIS ARCHITECTS CILVKLCTTTC. X. C FRAKS P. L CO. t;ai::::gtc:i, d. c ARCIHTECTGl
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Feb. 6, 1908, edition 1
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