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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, 'JANUARY 28, 1909. " I 111 A-!. 1 IL.f rl.l . iJTl-1 I k-A. il& Jill 1 II IIEll ' ail ' (MM - m : 'COTTOX marIlet. : New Tark. Jan. 17. Th cotton market lust about test yesterday gain during to-days trading, - the elds bln; barely steady at a net decline at M to IS polnU. Sale war estimated at 233,000 Sal. -. The market opened ataady at a dacllna of 1 point to aa advance of 8 potnta. and notwithstanding - rattier, disappointing eabllrold a to' point bet high right after the call ot overnight buying ardor and a renewal of yesterday' demand from short. ' There tu so aign ot g- grsaelv bull support, however, and price soon, weakened under, aelling by house with Memphis and New" Orleans connec tions. - - ' - - 1 . Trading wm not very active, and some the-leading spot' house 8 seemed -t be buying" an a scale down, but prloee grad . ually eased oft, reaching Ui lowest point lata In the day and closing at practically toe bottom. Tng are rumors - that a etrong bear pool bur b forme among local houses which hays recently advise their friends ' to take profits oa the lent side aid that Memphis interests are 1&t eluded. it being estimated that in the neighborhood of 80,000, balea were eoid for this account during the day. , -. Private advices conoeralng.th. spot sit. uetion were somewhrt conflicting, re ports from Memphis claiming that mid dle man who had bought cotton for a spectllatk-a were letting some of it go around present prices while a leading Eastern belt handler reported a good ex port demand and firm holders. 1 Prtwat cables from. Liverpool said that tO Boiith was offering more freely, southern spot markets officially reported early, were generally use hanged. Receipts at tlj potts to-day 46.T41 hair against 4"2,80O last -week and $$.1M last year. Tot the week 240,000 agalnet J44.188 lust week and fa.OTl last year. Te-day-e reeetnt at Iew Orleans ,U.6ST against I2.B8 last year, and at Houston 10.838 balejtgsinst 14007 ftst yea. ; . stocr, jRxyr. , .t i TNsw .York. Janl 7.-Pr.cs of stocks were lifted in v arlua quarters of the list to-day without much difficulty. The deal ing were not active at any time but de tnand, was Incited, by various railroad deals and the supply oasruig ror wh eo Ineonsttlerabl that light buying suf ficed: .to. msjta U impression o prices. The eteteof -the money market relieved the holders of mocks from any purpose for securing financial resources and In fact; holder of stocks Who sells out la confronted with difficulty la finding other employment for his funds. All signs con firm the plethorl .condition of the money mrkt Yesterday sale of th Chesa peake OhtiBMway o. Va JKawley In terests gave -treat, vitality to stories T deals. 1 Rumor of thg.atectlOn of E. H. Karri-ma o- the JI. YorkXentrar dt rectorate met an exjveotatlon long held tn the finaaaial dlstrwC The lnfluf nee, ot thestt two hioldents was traceable through most of the price movement "which oc curred during' the da The OouW group waacpneruciKrtia and Knr:Y6rtt Central lee Akde response. T market was sluggUk end languid outside the currents of these special influences. - There wae another redueMon- In the quotations for eoppes t the New York metal exchange and the U. B, Bteel uar iertr veport etl not lfkved f or the uc xiiinaa la the. monthly earnings for the quarter. Rporta were current of 4 dntlnno. of-tBur . . . A An taieruilnf CIS- I pesitlon to cut, prices on the part or tn smaller independent steel producers. The wetri-lindustrlal were heavy In conse tuencW:Ttqnddn was somewhat disturbed by thtlffentog money market nd signs of congestion In new . investment Issues. Ts military activity in Bulgaria sent ima; apprehension through the financial markeU. ' The realising uaual to a narrow pro fession! ;markt modlflsd th day's ex treme change ind mad th elcslng ton IrVegnias. ' : '-: ' - ' 4V. ' The pressur to find employment for the groaVtg accumulations of money resultsd fat a bond market for extraordinary Breadth, strength and volume. Total tales, par.valuv,8S'.88.(0. . itr. 8. 2 registered declfned U, enupon per cent' oi .call. ,- iToUl sales stock to-dar 648,808 area, eluding: Sugar 400; Tobscce X; C- 0. M00;,Blos ITOO; Southern Psol fle 82. io; southern Rwy. i0; pfd. ll Tenn. Copper 8,70ft; Union Paciflo 83,700; U. 8. t teel 81,500; Va.-Caro. Chemical 408. ; lubbard Bro. Co-' Ctotton letter, I peclal .to Xlvj, ObervT, v t Near1 York,- Jan. 17 From the p.nng of the market th featnr wa thLhevy .ailing' for !','J nniii "Order seemed to com from every section, either to realize o eage against purch ,ol cot. ton in the Southern markeU. This selimg wa more thaa the market could, ghforb , except . t 8U aeclin. Buying by Pt hotue J"A. tnrther break.- Apparently tn fr crease In the government from plan tation the-tinderlylng eau trf thl eUing. feature- whlcfc was ravher unexpected after the Ut movement, j-W- the pajt fort night UverVoO'-Yable ' rth?.tJJ!r msaket acted ry with law demand frorrV Hancheeter. Tie trad, are lew fculUsfc to-night because of th heavy . .ellng from the SouUw which - bU come ia a., .nrprls to them 8 1 they tuontht the advance rwould indue hoWr to hold for , higher prtceey. , .-.. . , .... i ; f ".rfS-'V .NavaTStorr. , Ken, Orleans, -Jan Receipts 78 bar nils rosin; fcarrel turpentine. ?Extrtn-: .r-f " ' WllmlnroTa W-gplrit turpentlb Rest steady, 82.75: reeelpU 7. Tar- flmv ..; receipt 89 -sr . Crode turpentine ftfm, 82. 88 and 3; ra- . eeipu-m.; ;Ta; k . - SavaansK ' Oa, Jan. ' H.-Turpentln steady, .42;. sale receipt SSy ship menu 1. ' ' -: - - Rosin firm: sale 1ST;- receipts 1.8; ShlpmenU 1.0I4;- etock ISS.SM. ' Quote: B 83.08; 1 8807;, E 8B.10 t P 15; F to $327; O 3 to 3; M 82.;vl 84 3); K 85.15J M $5.80; If 88 W O $8.45j W W ts.50. -v--" '-"': ;-' T;'.V.:, r ' Charltoton, B. C Jan. .-Turpentine aulet 41H. Rejin quiet, tjuotei ABC t D 8J1S: S 83.66 to $3.0; T W-I5H ';' C ; O U12H to $3 50; H 83.35; I H; K $3; U $8.; N $615; W.O.J6; -W $6 48n'-'l. r3' V'f'..- i' ' " fytton-Sel Oil. ' vKew Torx. Jan. 27. Cotton seed oil was steady with the moderate speculative trad. Prima trade 84 to S5; prime sum mer yellsw 42 o W. prime white 44 ".to ff; prim winter yellow iV to 49; If .sumiW-yettow 43 to 43. good off d 42 to . ' - v. 'BRAVE FIRE llI?IIES. receive severe burns.- putting out fires, then use Bucklen s Arnica t?alv nd ferret br. It soon drlvw ut pain. For Burr-., SeeHs. Wounds, Cuts snd )'pi1m!- it enrtu's rrtest b-aier. Q'lli kly rureS .Sktn Eruptions, Old eW, fj.iils, l"rs. S".tlis: bM I'lle cure r J-.!ief It, .liiitant, i2. at W. i I d eV Co. Dallg Cbttoa Market. New York, Jan. 7. Galveston, ton steady; middling t; ut receipu U.073; groee receitHs 1MU; aaiee .m; tockv tio. : , - r 1 Vtnt Orleans, tone," easy; middling fU net reoeipu- i2t,fn greea raeetpu U.S15; sales t,02S; stock t,HX: Ot. Britain f,30; fTranee JS, r. . . , . , 'V . ' v .-..-v:-v-' .Mobile, ton easy; middling t f-Ui net receipt W, gross receipt 741; sales VH stock U.TSS; continent s.lU; ceutwise 68. Sav&oosh. ton steady: middling -lSi net receipu t.194; gross receipts XH; sales LttS; stock 157.265; ceaatwia 1.330. .Charleston, tone firm; middling HI; net receipt 415; gross receipu tli; stock i Wllmingtoau' tone quiet: middling H; net receipu U41; gros receipu U; lock l,6e. j.'iviw.t.'.K-Cnv'" Norfolk, t on steady; middling ;. net reoeipu i,m, grew reoetpte Ueti '. aale m: stock 3Jul; coaatwWM XTta.- , Baltimore., tone nominal; tnlddllnrHi; gross receipu 4Si: tck U.274; coastwise New York, done flulet; middling fl.tO; gross receipu i.469;; stock 170. M2; conu sent J.401.1 , ; . , Boston, ton ,'auistr middling w; net reoeipu 225; gross receipu 6.40& .Philadelphia, ton aulet; middling W IS; atock 1.M. Texas City, net receipts 8.599; gross re ceipu coastwise 7.401; Japan 1.13S, Total to-day, at all ports, not 45,742; ut. Brluln' 7,000; France If; continent 1,613; Msaoo 1.1M: atock 891,187. Consolidate at all ports, net zu.wi; Ot Britain at,43; Franoe 10.421; continent a.mt; Japan 1.282; Meslco 1.188. Tout since September 1st. at all ports. net f.rU.47,"Ot- Brttala I.&l,fc25; Franca 7S2.S72; continent X270.474; Japan UAJMX; Mexico 8.601. i ., J ' ' INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, ton aiy; middling 113-16; et receipu M.I3S; gross receipt 10,328; hipmenu U.3SI; etoct i,79. ' - Augusts, tons quiet; middling 1 11-18; net receipts 1.823; gross receipts 1.M1; shipments 1.358; sales 4.048; stock 88,57. Memphis, ton steady u middling S4; net receipt 1,674; gross receipt 8.068; shlp tnenu 8,100; ssles 8,2Bi stock 178,201 St Louis, ton steady; middling t; gros receipu 1828; shlpmenU 8,119; sale 191 stock 40,781. , Clnslnnatl, net receipt 100; groes re ceipu 808; shlpmenU 186; stock 18.414. Louisville, tone firm; middling t. Llttie Rock, tone Uady; middling H; net receipu 1,808; gros rseelpts 1,809; shipments 830; stock 11,878. Totil. to-day, net receipt 18.144; gros reoeipu Z3.1S6; shipment 8,524; sales t.318; .tecta.498. ; y -; Chicago Grain and Provliioni Chicago, Jn. r-Folltical faewg from "kbroad of a. disquieting nature had' tendency to strengthen th "wheat mr ket her to-day. At the. close, which was lmest at th best point of the day, prices were up and.ei U lo., compared with yesterday' close. Corn also closed strong at nef gains of to and . OaU wer firm and provisions steady. WHEAT ; High. Low; Close. May 10714 106 107 July September.. CORN- .. .. 7H 8 87 .. .. 84 83 84 May., .. .. - 0 C3 .,63 82 68 51 62 ' 48 4 88 38 i 16.87 18.67 I 16.80 16.87 I 8.61 8.58 . 6.60 8 67 i. 8.70 8.T0 - S.8& 8.88 .. ?, .v ., tr OAT8- Mey Jul., September. , .. 82 . .-i...4 ,. "8 PORK Januaiy l. .. May..'.. LARD v . BIBft-,:-.., v. January. J Mar., .y ', c,1,, Janusry May - 18.85 1T.02 t.8 .. 167 '0 i - Vew York Cattle, New Tera,' Jani 87.-8evee,' recslpU 1. 4S3; stsers 84.71S,to t6.S0; oxen 84 to 85.06; bulls 88 to 84.; cows 83 to 84i tops 84 6ft; dressrd hw 8 to 80s. Calves, receipts 3.217; veals 88.66 to 8101 top 810.3; culls $4.50 to 85; hartiyard ealves 81 80 to 84.25; dressed, calves alow; city dressed veals 8 to HVto.; country dressed T to 12c. ' Sheep and lambs, receipts 8.578; sheep $8 to 84: culls 82.58 to 82.75; lambs 86 to ITS; ouUa 84 to 85. . Hogs, receipts 8,t06;,hogs 86.60 to 86.80; pigs M to 86.25. ' ' Chicago 43ttle, 3- . ' Chicsgo, Jan. 27. Cattle, receipts 17,000; generally 10 to Wc. -higher; steers H0 to $7; cows $3 to $8.(0; heifers' 83 to 85.75; trulls 40 to $3.80; calves 83. M to $8 stock- rs ana leeaers 2.u io b.w. Hogs, receipt 37,000, market 5 to 10c lower; choice heavy shipping 86.46 to 86.80; butchers $61 to $6.46; light mixed $6.08 to t.i0; choice light $6.1$ to $6.10; pig 84.75 to 85 69: bulk of sale $6 to 88.35. . Sheep, receipu 05.000, steady; sheep $4.9 to 88.79; lambs $.$ te) 87.76; yearling tt to nM-..-4. v. - .-i 'x':-i ' f ? , Kew Orleans Cotton. . Kw Orleans, . Jn. $7. Spot cotton easy, unchanged; middling 8H; sales on the spot 1,13s balea; to antv 800. Future 'oeened steady at unchanged price.' Pressure was applied Immediate-, ly nd rpstntained rt day In th hep ot causing still further liquidation . of , th long tntereaU. Ko support at all wa of ferjd and, undr less favorable spot news prices gradual ly eased off until near th close of th day whan they stood 18 to 17 points; lower the yesterday final quota tions.. At . th close . th . market was of 15 to 17 points. - . Oosing bids: Jan. 8 4; reb. $.60; March 1.88; April $.aK Sy 8.67; lone 4.70; July Trf Oood Market. " New Tork, Jan. 27. The dry good mar- Lket show ; further -oteadlnes oa - gray cottons tor printing ana converting pur posee." Hosiery Is selUng well but. knit underwear 1 still 'generally slew. Silk ptec goods are being asked for fan de livery aad jobbtrf are doing sa active trad la silks for spring. - Th trad In dress good for iauBedlat delivery is getting better dally. Jobber are reelv. tag very Mtiafaetery mail order and th house trad is Increasing. . Cotto yarn r quiet and teady. . . . J.:iX& Mon7 Market. . Nets Tork, Jaa. 17. Money on call easy, m to IV; ruling rat and closing bid 1. offered 1.' '. - - T(m loan sy, 69 day i to TV, per ctrtt; $6 day IV. innth-pr oeat. Prime mercantile psix-r 34 to i per cent.; sterling exchange steady with act us) builreea ia bankers' bill at 464 88 to m tot 80-day biUs and at 467J8 for de mand. Commercial bills M to 4841; bar liver t&V. Mexicaa dollar 44. , 2 a . :' .1 Baltlnmre Frodnee.- : -f ' Baltimorv. Jan. 17. -Wheat 8roie spot contract 1074 lo Southern on grade 104 te 107. Corn (inner; snot contract 6? to ti: Southern yUow 84 W to 4- Oats d tU. No. t r..x"i St Rye nominal. No, $ Western export 82 to 8- . ; ELIOT 1 Delahunty Raw aCyoJon Dryer 1,681), '141" Hydro Extractor, engine drive. ..1 II can (Z$"s47 Dryer, with mangt. t V8irj 81ing Machme. ' Warp Dyeing "Machine. 1Culver ' Banding Machine (8 band capacity). GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. , GREENSBORO, N. G. CARDS PRAWIK3 MACHINE WORKS COTTON TAUNTON. COMBERS J""! K0LE5 UP MACHINES SiT X ICOMS SOUTHERN OrftCC AT CHARLOTTC CP WIN HOWARD, AOCNT. 1 ELEQTRIQZIL SUPPLIES DOUBLEDAY-IIILL ELECTRIC CO. PITTSBURG, PA. American Are Lamp, Incandeeoent lisunpa, nealble Condnlt, nigld Irost Condnlta, Condulet, Ineuutora, Etc Complete) atock of hlghe8 trad Electrical Supplies carried In our Southern store, Charlotte, S. C. V v s Charlotte Cfctton. These figures represent price , paid t wagons January 87th: Good middling ...8 Strict middling... ... v t Middling , Hk Charlotte Grain.,,. (Corrected daily by Cochraae-McIaug) un uo.j By l. Cem.. .. .... ,. m ,, . ,. ., SB 8 ' Cotton Seedrt. ,M .,. ..... -87. Oats.. .. .. . Meal Seed 84 Cotton Meal Seed. ton,. S8.O0 Charlotte Prodvce. (Corrected by R. H. Field A Co.) Butter. CMcksna Spring.. uucas... ... ., .... . Kggs..'.. 88 026 1 ! - 46 ti&a 86 48 - ei4 Oeeee ner head. ... Hen per head Tuvkeyaper pound. Estimates. To-morrow New Orleans .. 12,000-14,000 Houston 8.600.11,086 Galveston. . . 13,500-15,500 '. -, it OomparaUv port Receipt. ... To-day Oalveatoa. ... 16,073 New Orleans . ... ,.,..11.683 Mobile . 738 Savannah... ..... 8,154 Charleston..: 415 Norfolk ,. .. .. ,. 1,864 , Kaw Xork. Oottoo. ' New Tork. Jan. 87. Spot oioaed quiet, 10 points lower; middling upland tM: middling gulf 16.15; no sales. Fgtures opened steady and closed bare ly steady. Open. High. Low. Close Jan. .. .. .. .... $.65ofd 6.65 3.54 8.63 Feb. , March , .... 6.83 , 8.73 8 74 8 66 ' 8.60 .. 6.69 3.68 8.68 ' $.66 :3. 3.70 864 8.66 iiej i! i.m ...... .... . $.68 6 38 $.88 8.33 8.42 3.44 9.30 $.86 ,. .... .... .... .... 3.27 . $.88 8.40 8.37 $.37 May ,. ,. Jon .. ,, July .... Aug. . , Sept. .. , Oct.1.. .. NOV. ., a, Dec , IJverpool Cotton. Uverpoel, Jan. 27. Closing eotton: Spot la moderau demand; pries 7 points higher; American middling fair 8.60; good nUddllag 6.&4f middling 8 84; low middling 6.14; good ordinary 6AT; ordinary ACT. Salee 606 bale, $08 for speculstlon snd export T.108 Anerlcaa. RscelpU 86,00 balea. including 33,600 American. . ' Futures opened Arm and closed steady. . cios. January . i t.13 January-February.., ... $;UH yhr.irr.Mp.h1 .lB f., ... .-.rl1 81514 Mareh-AprU a. a r ... 6.16S4 8.15 8.11 AIS , A14 (66H (.61 A87 t 4M'' 4-83 Aprll-Msy... May-June... June-July .. Jury-August August -Sept ember. Septembeictober October-November. November-December J'. DecembeesJsaoary ... January-February . '. i.r.-r ' "- ' 1" 1 '' . Kew Terk Prodsce, New Tork. Jan. 17. Flour steady. Rye flour quiet. Buckwheat, buckwheat flour sr.d barley steady. Cota firm. By dull. . Wheat firm. No. f red 106 to 1684 eie vstor; option Vb fce. set rise. May llSbi: July KM.- :, ' ;.. ;rj ;- -. Corn Arm, No. V $9 elevator; options to fee. net higher; May closed 31; July 70; 'SepV ,T"'-r":'.? Oat steady, mixed 84-4. Bee and cut meats steady. Lard and pork- Arm. Tal low quiet. - Rosin steady. ..." Turpentine steady.- - Ric firm.-. Molasses Arm. . So ger, raw easy; fair reflnlag $3.17, . ; 4 . Coffee steady. Rio No.. T. 7H; Santo No, A 8H: mild steady; Cordova, 4 ta 12M 1 Future closed atady at a et ad vane of 8 to 10 points. , . ,v,. Butter, - fancy steadier; other' grade stow. Creamery third to first 23 to 27. Cheee firm, tmchanged. Egg steady, unchanged. .- r " Potatoes Irregular; Main lo bulk per too pound 32-60 to $17$: 8tt and West er. 82 R to $2,62: European II ta 32.J5, , Cahbages steady, unchanged..' J'tanuts and freights unchanged. - Stock Dyer (1,090). sW SPINXIX8 FRAMES PACHIWERY COABIArtK. N. a StreL Clad Iron I Tungsten Lonna. Wire and Cdble. NEW YORK BONrS. TJ. B. refunding 7. registered .. U. B. refunding 2s, coupon IT. S. Ss, registered TJ. S. 3s, coupon TJ.' S. 4a, registered U. S. 4a, coupon ...... ..... American Tobacco 4a , American Tobacco 6s Atchison gensral 4a Atchison adjustment 4s bid Atchison cv. 4a Atchison ov. 5 Atlsntio Coast Un to BalHmorw Ohhy s s.-jt.. .;n, Balttmor A Ohio 3VH . Brooklyn K. T. cvf s.. Central of Georgia 6s Central of Georgia 2d Inc. hid Central .of Oeorala 30V Inc. bid .. 10M4 103H 100, l lMt uo 77 107 10014 82 104 107VS M 84 108 60 62 106 Chesspeake A Ohio 4s Chicago A Alton 3s;.' 'Chicago, B. A Qutncy new 4s ..... Chloago, R. I A P. R R. s...... Chicago. R 1 6 P R. R. col. is. Chicago. R I. A Fac. Ry. rfdg 4s C.. C., 43. A 84. Levis gen. 4s. bid. Colorado Industrial is Colorado. Midland 4s .. .. X ...... Colorado A Southern 4s Delawkr A Hudson cv. 4s, old . Denver A Rio Orand 4s ...... Erie prior Men 4s .. Erie General 4s Hocking Valley 4He Irterbo rough-Met. .418 ,, , Japan s bid.. Japan 4H . ,. Japan 4!. -2d series bid , , 74 n 78 2 9 8$ 76 81 88 101 88. r? . 71 107 S0 80 1 68 101 88 4 34 ffi 1011 gj 80 93 WT 106 74 88 86 90 Louisville A Nash. Cnlfled Manhattan eoneor gold 4s .. Mexican- Central as bid 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc. bid Minn. St. touls 4 Missouri, lCV-aa A Texas 4s. Missouri. Kansa A Texas 2ds bid. Nat, R. R. of Mexico eonsol 4s bid Kew York Csntral gen 8tos , New Jersey Central gen. 8a bid.... Northern; Paolflo ........ Northern Paelflo 3s ........ .... ,.,. Norfolk A' Western censol 4s , Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s Fenn. ov. 8s, 1915 .. Penn. Consol 6s .. . Reading General ' 4e JO! 3. Republic of Cuba 5s 102' St Louis A Iron Mountain cohsol 8s 111 t.'Loui a asa Frsneiseo fg. 4.. 88 St, Louis Southwestern eon. 4s .... . 79 Seboard Air Lin 4s 66 Southern Paelflo 4 ........ .87 Southern Paeifie 1st is s Southern Railway 6 ., 112 Texas A Paciflo 1st bid .... 118 Toledo, St. L. A Western 4a, bid .... 86 Union Paciflo 4a , 102 Union Pacto ev. 4 304 TJ. S.. Steel 3d 6e .... ,. ,......, 104 Wabash pfd. 114 Western Md, 4s ., , m W A Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central is ,. 13 N. T., N. H. aad H. e. 6 tf.. 1J8 Lake Shore 4s an).. .. .. .... g Amerieaa Tel. and Tew- ev. 4 .. .. $3 cLosnca stock list. Amalgamated Copper , American Car A Foundry Amerieaa Car A Foundry pfd. Amerieaa Cotton Oil Amerieaa Hide A Leather pfd. Amtfitraa It S mi lit Us , T8 49 109 63 41 American Ltnseed .. .. .. .. .... 14 anwric,ii MicnoouT, .... 57 Amerieaa Locomotive pfd 111 American Smelting A Refng. .. .. 85 Amerieaa Smelting A Refng pfd 103 America Sugar Refining i American Tobacco pfd. 91 American Woolen ,. Jg Anaconda Mining Cj,1,, .. .... 4N Atchison . ... Jflo AtehlBoa pfd. .. .. J, i..., '101 Atlantio Coast Lin .... ,n ... 106 Baltimor A Ohio ...... ...... 1)S Baltlmor A Ohio pfd. ,M .... , 93 Brooklyn Rapid Transit; .... . 71 Canadlaa Pwflo ,.vw .... 173 Central Leather ...... .... ...... .... 31 Central Leather pfd. j. .. .. 103 Central of New Jersey .. 330 Chesapeake A Ohio ... .. i.t 63 Chicago Great Wester .. .. ., .... 7 Chicago A Nertk Weatern 17 Chicago. MIL A St. Paul 150 C-. C C A St, Louis .. .. .. .. .... 69 Colorado: Feel A Iron .. ;, 4t Colors do A Souther .. .. .. .... ss Cfclorsdo A Southern 1st nfd...,..t Colorado A Southern 2d pfd. .......... 8t) Consolidated Gas .. . 120 Corn Products ,..w....V..;,T..4.i. 1 Delaware) A Hudson .. .... A . 4176 Denver A Rio Grand . ... 42 Denver A Rio Grand pU.- t)Z Distiller' Securitle .,.. - g- Fri .... ,." m.- 9 . 8 Erie lt pfd. . ..... .... . ., 4Kj General tieetrto ., ,. 154 Great Northerja pfd. ...,. !' Grat Northern OrWjtf. 73 Illinois' Central i... .... ,....,'1 Interboroush-6fet. a... ..... 71S Intfrooreuirh-Mt., XS tt Internarlrmat ritwr v.l -.. .,'. 1' Inosmsyonnt . tmr pfd. .; InterSitiooal i-istp .... ,. ,. ,. ,, COTTON MILL MACHINERY. 5tuart W. Cramer, - "rLP r10B Char lOTT. N. 0 Wolvtng- Rt Card, RAllwey tleads. Drawing FrameA, . Spinning Frames, Twisters sumI Spoolers Quiller tad RccIa, Loom, COMBtiR ETC. ETC Iowa Central Kansas CUV Southern 42 . 76 . 122V4 66 ia 71 4 74 TH 14 47i 81 62 . 14 83 186 106 80 42 170 47 13 16 86 40 . 6 77 in 123 . 35 62 , 45 85 80 70 178 , 86 $2 101 U 114 .44 Kansas City Southern, pfd. Louisville A Nashville Minneapolis A St. Louts .. Minn., fit. P. A SaUlt St. M. Mlsaouii Pacific Missouri, Kansa A Texaa Missouri, Kansas A Texaa pfd. National Lead New Tork Central New Tork, Ontario A Western Norfolk A Western North Amerieaa Northern Paciflo rFaolflo Mall Pennwrlvania - People' Oas Pittsburg, & O A St. Louis .... Pressed Steid Car Pullman Palae Car .. .. Railway Steel Spring Reading .. v. , Bepubllo Steal ... ... Republle Steel pfd Reek island Co. .... , Rock Island Co. pfd. 1 St. Louis A San Fran. 3d pfd. St.Lula South western ,. .. .. ., St. Lout Suthwttira pfd,'..., Sloss-fiheffhtd Steel aad Iron ... Eouthera FavlAo Souther PaoiAe pfd. ... Southern Railway .... Southern Railway pfd. Tennessee Copper Texas A Paciflo Toledo. St. Louie A West. ...... Toledo. St. Louis A West, pfd..., Union Paelflo Union Pacific pfd. United Ststes Rubber United States Rubber 1st pfd. ... Omred States Steel United States Steel, pfd Utah Copper Virginia-Carolina Chemical 47 Virginia-Carolina Cheinlcel pfd. 114 Wsbash Wabaah pfd WetOnghouee Electrie Western Union Wheeling A Lake Brie Wisconsin Central A merles n Tel. A Tel. . Standard Oil ... ,...J ,. .. t8 ... 68 ... 81 . 6 ... 11 ... 4 ... 126 ... 8U WHERE WILL MILL BE BUILT- Wort Durham attd DuUo Will Make AU EtTnrt Foeslblo to Land New Erwlu Plan4iothirr Farther An. i aonnred Ootsrenilnw Factory. . W3pcll to Tha Observer. Durham. Jaa. $7. All ffort pos sible will b expended In landing the 50,000-splnUle mill that i announced this morning tn The Observer as th next great enterprise for the Erwln Cotton Mills Company. There ar but two places thdt stand a chance for Jt, Duke and Wt Purham. Each has a big mill belonging to that com pany bow and the directors will build this th torgosf of them all. While it is mipposed that this mill will b run At first by steam, there 1 'little or no doubt thai the South, rn Power Company will com into this field. It has been officially an nounced that th company will ntr Durham. If it do, It will find 14,000 horse-power' available, and this l one of the greatest Industrial spots en the glob. Mr. Erwtn has given oat nothing new since last night. The dontracts have not been let yet and Mr. Erwln doesn't know when work will actually begin. Tbe general plan of architec ture 1 perhaps In hi head, but he isn't ready to annonnc that yet. It will be a very different atyle from his present mill and when complet ed will be ene of the largest In the Stat. - The Observer had been guessing at this move and almost spotted the big mill man several weeks ago. It 1 known that much of tbe machinery was bought otn time ago. MADDRT WILL NOT RESIG.V. Fire Chief of Boll City Propone to Borvw His Term Owt, Special to The Observer. ' Durham, Jan. ST. Th order for the reorganisation -of the Ar com panies last night mean the going of me organisation as it. exist now. xne aldermen., have been conducting a sjulet examination the paat several Bight and day and close the course of last night after a great deal of com parison of note and data from other towns, - . The action means that Chief J. Frank Maddry wilt either be supplant ed by a $1,000 man or that he will be re-elected with the reorganised company. During the proceeding, the board sent for Mr. Maddry and asked for hi resignation, saying "Too may reelgrt to take effoot upon th reorganisation et tin t'wiiiiu V."nf m A ' then make your application under the new- rulea." Mr. Maddry refused te resign, saying h would consult his attorney. He has been looted until th elos of th Are year ana says he intends to aerve. Mr. Maddry told th aldnnn that ha would serve them chief at $1,00 If they wished him and would gtv hi ntir time to the cause. They did not Indicate what they will do. ' AHed mirlt DUUUer Arrested. Special to Th Observer. ' Reidsvllle. Jan, J7 DeDuty Mar- hal J, A. Carroll yesterday served a capias ea R. R Rleraon, a whit man. for Illicit distilling. Rlsrson was carried before a magistrate who bound him over, to the next term of eori tourt, wnicit wni neia in Greensftoro th first Monday In April. TJ3 bond wa fixed at $50$. which th prisoner furnished. Riersod live near Clara, Stokes county, where h conducted a bonded brndy dlatlllery. About Decern br 1st som . rveu officers went to that place and seised th dlatlllery At that tlm th wner waa not srreeted, but at th last term of Fdfal Court true bill waa found against him and a capla wa bmiad forii krrest. . . . f Bcadache and Neraigt Froea Old LAXATIVE BROMO Quinln...th world wide Cal4 and Grip remedy, re move tame.. Call for - full nam. Look for algnatur E. W. GROVE. CNQ1NCCR AND CONTRACTOR id " 1mm 51ubbers, Rovltii; PramM fotertmrflstcts Jack PraMOM FOR RENT: 6-Room Cottage on Fark road ,...$l$).$Jd 8 -Room Dwelling, l$0i Boulevard; water, electric Ughta- . .- 6-Room Dwolllng, 401 W. Third St. $$ 6-Room Dwelling, w4Ui bath rono, Jack5u Ave.. Piedmont Fark Frame Warehouse on Southern Hallway. Second Ward. ... R.E. COCHRANE Insurance and Rral Eatate. J07 N. Tryon St, 'Fnon 0.' TO THE BUILDING TRADE! W are pleased to advise that th capacity of our KJJT8TONB LIMB KILNS has been In created to new th largest la th Soath, enabling us to offer th famous "KEYSTONE" WHITE LIME In hl$ territory for prompt shipment. . ' , "KEYSTONE" 1 ttto highest-priced, but th strongt whitest and best Llm for Brick Work aad Plastering. It 1 packed tit th best cooperage. v ' We can aleo ell you toed TENNESSEE UME at lowsr price. Let us quots you delivered at your town, ear lot or less. . Carolina Portland Cement Co SOLE DISTRIBUTORS. ' CHARLE8TO!f, ft C COXYOCATloy AT WADESBORO. Eplaropal CrmrcliWKia Cbeotte District Oathcr To-Days Pro gramme. Steci! to The Observer. Wadesboro, Jan. IT. Th CenvA catloa of the Epiicopal.Chureh con vaned here to-night. The opening aermon waa preached At Calvary church by Rev. F. A. FetUr, of Mon roe. To-mofrow thr will b. three session, and the archdeacon of RaI clgh and Charlott ar expected to b present. The programme provide r.r .n aaeav bv Rev. U. Malllnckrodt and report from th missionary, with discussion. To-morrow night th prcgrsnnne Is as follow: S p. m.-Evenlng prayer, followed by ad' dress. Euoject: "How to Make 1 th Moat of ihe Missions in This Dlstrlct.,, (1) Til Field." by the archdeacon.- ) "Can B1M CTasse Be EetablUhed and Carried on In Thee Missions 7" 8 "Can Lay Readers Be I'sed and Hewr-Mr. Theme P. Dillon. (4 "Th Beet Finan cial Method for the Support of The Mleslon nd Country Congregatloaa Hv. M T. Smith. (5) Goner! discussion. CHILDREN MAKE AXB-HASPLKS. Alison Boya and Girls Strive) For Prise) 1 Offered by .Hank. Special to Th Observer. Wadesboro, Jan. IT. Some time ago Mr. John T. Patrick, of the South ern Saving Bank, offered prise to the chool boys and grls of this coun ty for th bet sxe-handl to be made at horn with such tool a were to be had. The handle ere coming to th bank and already almoet every aohool has sent tu display, and ovor 400 handle ar on exhibition at the bank. Boy and girl from $ te If have entered the contest, and the dis play attracts much attention. Tr handles show skill and energy and ar In many Instances almoet prfct. Th prises will be awarded February tth. The best handle made by a girl will be given the first prise of $10. aad th hoy who make th beat hand! get $5. Are Your Kidneys Well? B right's Dieess. Diabetes. Rhee mattam, Gout, Oravei, Drewey. In Sammation of th Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous Trouble caused by Sick Xldneya EngUsh-McLarty Co., th well-known . Druggists of CharUtte, know by experience that HINDI FO will cur all form of Kidney and Nervous Trouble, and will guarantee It in all caaa. Cwat you afford to try It at their rtakt It coots you nothing If tt deal do th work. T paid, receipt of $ eenta Six I bone $$.. under a positive goar- HUGH MACRAE & CO., BANKERS, MtacelUneona Soother Securitle, Cottan MUl Stocks. Wilmington, K. 0., New Tork City, 10041 Stager Building. FOR GOOD BCTLDIXO BRICK addrea ' ROCK BILL BRICK. WORKS. Rck Hill, S. C, ar - CATAWBA BRICK CO, Van Wyck. V C QRTL1N & QO. QOTTON YARxS AU Deacrtpdoa COTTON GOODS aiKirEW'Y02ii:v'.- tiS and S4T Broadway. .. j BOSTON . , ST CTianncy St. ' PHIIADELPHIA' V ' 128 and 13 Chetn6 I. - V CHARL0TT2 . tl Last Fourth c-u JtNflll 61tfg ATLANTA JbS Atrtomatk Feeders, Opeocrs and Trunk, Breavkcr, latrtoxlit sut4 Finisher tappers, KlrschnerCerdlng B4Mtt; Ttaresd Extractors, Wsste Pickers, eU, Raw Stock Vryn, ETC-ETC First National OT tUCBXOXD. XlBjGtXlX. . Capital. $100,04M).0 " Surpln Earned. ... S0fl,9O0.00 Deposit. . . f . . . ,0O,O4.4 ' Solicit account of Manii ' facturer. Jobber and other . needing ' banking , facllltie other, than thoao afforded by ' local bank. " A Growing Bank Depository. John B. TTurYr&amr . John M. Miller. Jf.Wc Pre!. dent and Canhlar; Chaa. R, 1 Burnett, J. 0. JopUu, W. P. Shelton, Alex. F. Rjland, As alataut Cashier. MECKLENBURG IRONWORKS CHARLOTTE, IT. a ' . Motors, Djramoa, Alternating and Direct Current. Any sixe and voltage. Stock on hand. We ask for orders. JL D. SALSBIaD it EZCl, tOAOOtSSettOaT UXKCBAKn gevTl Limerd $kt TCW TO&S, cxyrroir tarx f- BBTT. ' FredTc Vietor & Acaells.' JAIIXS E. IHTCHELL CO. COM3CXSSI0 hfXRCRAJtTS v Cottoa Ytrna and . Ccttca Cloths, 1M suns! ltd Chsstawl IM Bsssw rw S. sTww Tork. K. T lexmAtd t. . Charlatl. Si K. rrwm . . HTJBBAED BROS, is CO., HAhOAXR IWjrAKK. SEW TOJili XZMHERS OF Kew Terk Cotton F har.ga, Kew Orlean Cotton i x haege. Aoclr -Member Liver pool Cotton fitrlnf jt, ORDERS HOUCITK-D For th f-r' chas and sal of cot'en f r f - . 'delivery, .Correrpeaaenc ln;e i. C3
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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