THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, FEBRUARY 16, 19:6,
THE WEATHER
r0r Charlotte and its vicinity: Fair
t,,,ju,t Saturday fair, warmer.
For North Carolina and South Caro-r,.,-
Fair tonight. Saturday fair,
v'.'i iiH'i Fresh northeast winds.
I TODAY'S
..MARKETS
8
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COTTON
New Orleans Times-Democrat's Sum
mary Cotton.
(Furnished by Gilbert & Clay, of New
' ' Orleans, La.)
Xov Orleans. La., Feb. 16. With
either taction belligerent yesterday a
roron market made time in a ginger
i,.s but quite steady fashion. Scalpers
n'or-ited energetically now, and then
lint encountered difficulties when they
-tunnpted to pull out at a profit. Just
nr.v the producer of cotton is most
sensitive to price influences in so far
s t'iiey effect the new crop influences,
''nd prospects. With speculation small,
ur.,1 iairlv well balanced, the bear can
' o, 'ue-ure concessions instanter which
,ri-ht bring limited supply night-mares
noxt seaso' nand by the same reason
ir,'r ,be bull cannot desire the reverse
vhi'clf might mean over production on
-nerher crop. Between the two stand
punier, and cloth merchant, who
v ill want ample cotton next year, but
not'iin" now in the way of raw cotton
liuct nation which undisturb the value
oi the manufactured products.
New York Sun's Cottcn Summary.
(Furnished by Gilbert & Clay, of New
Orleans, La.)
Now York, Feb. 16 It was a mod
erate market in point of activity, and
it Vis certainly very moderate m re
ject ot the range of fluctuations. In
Hw enci however, there was a tnflinfi
vivance for the day. Steel interests of
Pittsburg in seme cases are said to be
. i-.i rnttnn. and envor people
llllt'lrsicu . -
eve likewise said to be bullisn. Mean ,
ti'iie too the snort interest i& am
r ' -raduallv increasing. Spinners tak
ings from week to week are large, giv
i,,.' evidence of a consumption com
meVmnte with the prosperity of the
UmVs The recent decline has been
severe and in the judgment of very
mmv has shaken out all the really
v-,.,k Ions; holdings, and all that the
',ul et now needs is a decisive jog
jmni some cuarter to start it on the
, again. Bulls think it may come
;m increased spot demand, of
viveh there are some signs.. Spot
l'ouse mean time are buyingsteadily.
The spot markets are in the main firm
nW bulls maintain that in the near
future the receipts at the ports , wnl
.-wear small by comparison with those
of 'last season. However this may be,
th market certainly resists pressure
Md readily advances when pressure is
removed. . ....
New York Cotton.
High Low Close
10671069
1079 1070 10741075
1083(5)1085
Feb ..
Mar .
Apr . .
Hay .
June .
.buy .
Aug .
Sept .
Oct .,
Nov .
Dec .
109S 1088 10921093 j
. 10961097
1112 1100 11061107
109S 1092 10931095
10551057
1046 1042 10441045
1048 104S 10471049
mr.1 1046 104901050
's 1125;" sales 600; market tone
Spot
quiet ;
New
1073;
10-14.
tutures cioseu sieduj.
York 11 A. M. Bids: March
May 1092; July 1104; October
New Orleans Spots.
Spots steady, unchanged; middling
10 IMG; sales 2350; to arrive, 1,100;
F. 0. 15. 250; total sales 3,700.
Liveroool Cotton.
Jan.-Feb
574
Feb.-Mch 574
:Ich-Apr 575
Apr-May 78
May-June 581
June-Julv 583
July-AuK 580
Sept-Oct .. .. 563
Oct.-Nov 559
Xov.-Dec 558
Futures opened steady, closed easy;
receipts 40000, American 33900; sales
oOfiii, American 7400; spec. 100; mid
riling today, more business, 591, yes
terday, 580.
Charlotte Cotton Market.
n (Corrected by Sanders, Orr & Co.)
Good Middling 1100
Strirt Middling 10
Middling 10
Vinges and Stains 9106
Chicago Grain and Produce.
High Low Close
....82 81 81V4
.... S3 824 82 V4.
.... S4V2 83i2 83
.... 43 4314 4314
.... 44 43 43
.... J3is 42 42
.... 28 27' 28
2914 28 29
.... 29 29 29
1552 1527 1552
.... 1535 1515 1535
785 780. 75
795 790 795
807 805 807
820 807 820
.... 830 817 830
WHEAT-
Sept
lulv ....
May ....
CORN
July
Sent
May ....
OATS
Sept ....
Julv
May ....
K)RK
Mav .
July
LARD
Mav . .
July
SeDt . .
RUS "
Muy ....
Julv .
is ihc .TOUCHING STORY.
i.-i ,rs?,vins from death of the baby
Md ti, 0eo.rKe A Eyler, Cumberland,
month wnt?3 "At the age of 11
he n h 1 Jle girl was in declining
and tWlih serious Throat Trouble,
w V!? Physicians ga-ve her up. We
soiled t?8t n desPair when we re
for rw try KinS's Kew Discovery
The ft TJiV0"' Coughs and Colds,
ins iw ,b0,le gave relief; after tak
now - fUes she was cured and 53
d JJCrf?ct nealth." Never fails
Woo, ail aP4cure a couSh or cold. At
and Si r n. &heppard's druS store; 50e
a 100 guaranteed. Trial bottle fre
STOCKS
New York Sun's Summary Stocks.
"(Furnished by GilSerTglay, fo'New
Orleans, La.)
New York Feb. 16. The noteable
decline in securities prices that oc
curerd yesterday was perhaps to be ac
counted for to some extent as due to
the naturally sagging tendencies of a
dull stock market, and to the adverse
effect usually produced upon specula
tive sentiment, at any time by the de
parture from the city of so many prom
inent financiars as either have left
town or are about to leave in the next
ten days; but, nevertheless, the con-
tinually closer working -f ty,a
situation was clearly the paramount
influence in the days business on the
stock exchange. The price of time
money for all periods greater than one
or two months rose today to 5 1-2 per
cent, and money was in urgent re
quirement at these figures. The rank,
and file of speculators for the advance
were more or less unpleasantly sur
prised last month whe nthey found that
as a rule they had been charged be
tween 6 and 8 ner cent, interest on
their purchases made in the period,
the sums thus paid for the accommo
dation sufficing to wipe out -a large por
tion and in some cases the entire profit
that thty supposed had accumulated
as a result of the months operations.
The probability's became strong today
that the average Wall Street commis
sion house will be compelled to charge
its customers not less than 6 per cent
interest on stock bought during this
month, and the course of the days
market formed its own commentary
upon this discovery.
Atchison 895
Atchison Pfd 103 '
Baltimore & Ohio 109
Canadian Pacific ..... k . , . 171
C hesapeake & Ohio ....., 56
Chicago & Alton ...
Chicag o & Great "Western ....... 21
Erie 43
Erie Pfd 77
Leak Island .. 25
ILinois Centra! 172 y2
Louisville & Nashville
Mar.hr ttan 159'
Hexican Central ... 24 X
Missouri Pachie 99
Missouri Kansas & T 34
New York Central
Norfolk & Wes'.erx: S6
Ontario &. Western 50J
Pennsylvania..... 139
Reading , 137;
Reading Pfd . 94
St. Paul 180
Southern Pacific . , 05
8 uthern Railway , ... 38 y2
Sothern Railway Preferred ..-9a"
Texas fc Pacific , 34J-
Union Pacific 151
Wabash 22
Wabash PM
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Eapid Transit. . .
Colorado Fuel fc Iron
Con Gas
. 4414
111
80
63 V,
...176JS
Peoples Gas . . . 98
Susrar . ...I4iw
fcsloss Iron t btee , .
Tennes-ee Coal fc Iron . . . .
JnitedStetes Leather. ... .
Tr.itff? Staff's S.a1 .
00-4
152
J2
Of! 1
Jnited estates Steel Preferred . . . 107
A'estern Union .... . . , Q
Virginia C arolina Cl)6in3ca 48'
Va. Carolina Chemical Pfd -, 114J
Comparative Port Receipts.
To
Day Galveston 3073
New Orleans 644S
Mobile 125
Savannah 3409
Charlesf on . . 27S
Wilmington 63
Norfolk 602
Baltimore
New York
Boston . .
Philadelphia 23
Port Arthur
Pensacola 5310
Various
Last
Year
2473
3603
248
2091
S48
1S3
1076
705
77
123
25
2060
202
Total .... 21430 14897
New York Journal of Commerce Sum
mary Dry Goods.
(Furnished by Gilbert & Clay, of New
Orleans.. La.)
New York, Feb. 16. It has devel
oped during the day that China buyers
are again in the market and that busi
ness has been closed on heavy cotton
goods. Just how much this business
has amounted to it is difficult to state.
But it would seem as though the vol
ume of trade was of increasing propor
tions and that it may have most satis
factor influences upon the market, and
especially with home buyers who have
been endeavoring to degress prices
though largely unsuccessful. Buyers
are at the moment conservative and
though they have been impressed with
the fact that prices on a great ma
jority of lines are stable, yet there is
no element of speculation in the op
erations which have come to hand.
With jobbers a large business . is re
ported, although up to the present time
buying hasfbeen mostly by the smaller
retail operators who are preparing for
their future wants.
FIENDISH SUFFERING.
is often caused by sores, ulcers, can
cers, that eat away your skin. Wm.
Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich.,, says: I
have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It is the best
healing dressing I ever found." Soothes
and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c
at Woodall-& Sheppard's drug store;
guaranteed. -
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tha
Signature of
Seaboard Air Line Tbrousu Car Ser
vice to Memphis, Tenn.
mv. ar.inay A ir T.inn announces
that commencing with February 10th
it will operate inrougn uuai;uca v
1 1 frtrvi Portsmouth. Va.. to Mem-
! Dhis. Tenn., via Birmingham. They, are
row operating iui"6" civvp.uo
I Wvice between New York and Mera
i Dhis on same train. With this excel
lent through car service the Seaboard
can put you to Memphis with but one
; change of cars and that is at Monroe.
! For further in formation call on or ad-
l drCSS' JAMES KER, JR.. C.jP. A.,
or C. H. GATTIS, T P A '
j-7-lOt Raleigh, 2m. Cy
Here's
66
THAPS THE KIND WE SELL.
PH
Cures Boils.
Tvirkesine
25c
All Druggists.
Presents That
Are Useful
Make the most acceptable wedding
gifts. We can show the largest as
sortment of fine quality Cut Glass, ;
Sterling Silver and Hand Painted
China in the State. We guarantee
our prices to be as low as same qual-
Ity goods can be bought.
GARIBALDI & BRUNS
SICKNESS
is expensive but less &o if you buy
your medicine from us.
$1 goods afc 75c and 85c
50c goods at 43c
25c goods at 20c
GUT-RATE DRUG STORE
PHONE 240
217 N. TRYON ST.
The Great Winter Resort of the ,
South, PINEHURST, N. C, Special j
Rates. )
The Seaboard Air Line is selling a I
. , i a ! ii a ri ;
special luuiiu. uip hckki. vnaiiuLuu iu
Pinehurst, N. C, and return at 5.55i
good to lay 31st, trains leave via Sea
board 5.01 a. m. and 7.15 p. m. PINE
HURST is by far the greatest winter ;
resort in North Carolina an it is the
most delightful place to take a few I
days' rest from the cares of business.
Descriptive literature can Tie gotten by
calling on
JAMES KER, JR., C. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
C. H. GATTIS, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
2-14-5t
Special Low Rates Via Southern Rail
way.
Account of the student volunteer
movement for Foreign Mission, Nash
ville, Tenn., February 28-March
4th, 1906, the Southern Railway will
sell on February 26, 27, and 28th with
final limit March 10th, round trip tick
ets to Nashivlle, Tenn., at rate of one
first-class fare plus 25 cents for the
round trip. Round trip rate from
Charlotte $15.30.
For the accomodation of delegates
attending this meeting from points in
Virginia and North Carolina it
has been arranged to operate
Pullman cars and day coaches,
leaving Salisbury - at 8.50 P.
M., Feb'y 27th, arriving at Nashville
at 12.20 noon the following day. Those
desiring Pullman accommodations
please notify R. L. -VERNON, T. P. A.,
2-13-12t Charlotte, N. C.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
(Resale.)
Under and by virtue of a decree of
the Superior court of MecklenbuTg
County, in special proceeding, enti
tled, "V. C. Quinan et al, plaintiffs,
petitioners, against Rosa Oehler, and
another, defendants," we will sell at
public auction -at the county court
house door in the City of Charlotte,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock M., on
Thursday, March 15th, 1906, that cer
tain lot of land known as lot6 in square
130, in ward one (Butler's Map), of the
city of Charlotte, N. C; being house
and lot on North side of East 9th
Street (98 by 198 feet), numbered 609
E.' 9th Street, and being the same
premises whereon Mrs. S. J. Frazier re
sided at the time of her death. Terms
of sale one-half (1-2) cash, balance on
credit of twelve months with interest
pn deferred payment from date of
sale until paid at the rate of six per
cent per annum, with leave to purchas
er to anticipate payment; title being
reserved until purchase money is all
paid. The property will be started
at the price of $200S.OO.
This Feb. 14th, 1906.
C. II. DULS,
. W. KEERANS,
"2-14-tds. : Commissioners.
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The servant question gets worse
every day. Our "Rough Dry"
plan relieves you of one great
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dispense with the washerwoman
the bete noir of all well regu
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We take all of your work, at 5
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beautifully washed and starch
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ready to be easily ironed at
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proving quite popular in Char
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Ask our drivers about it.
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GLOBE-WERNICKE
UPRIGHT USST-
; CABINETS
This is a distinct departure"
in the filing ' cabinet line, and
one that possesses many ad
vantages for certain devices.
Each unit is complete in itself,
including both top and base. In
many filing devices, notably the
vertical file., it is desirable to
have the cabinets of a uniform
and fixed height, for conven
ient, reference, so that such ex
tensions as fire made must be
horizontal extensions.
See Our South Window.
Stone &Barringer Co.
OFFICE OUTFITTERS.
22 S. TRYON ST.
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
Under tne Management of
C. E. Hooper & Co.
Offers:
An Excellent Table,
Large, Light, Warm Rooms
Clean, Comfortable Beds
Attentive Servants.
And every substantial comfort
belonging to a well-kept modern
Hotel.
BUY NOW
Lot 145 by 125, facing two streets,
with Railroad siding, suitable for small
manufacturing. Has two dwellings,
renting for ?180.00 per year, with room
for two two more dwellings, one block
from street car line. Owner has to sell
and you can get a bargain. Adjoining
property to this can be bought reason
ably. , '-
C. M. CARSON
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE. ;
Phone 1235. No. 203 Carson Bldg.
Denny
LUNCH
COUNTER
Is always supplied -with the best of
everything eatable, well coofced and
daintily served. i
the Thrifty Housewife
URN
Good Value and Satisfaction.
WHY
FURNITURE REPAIRERS.
(Successors to Johnson & McLaughlin)
The business will be continued on
the same safe and satisfactory lines,
but with greater capacity than hereto
fore. The concern, as now constituted,
hopes to retain all the old business
and by its merit, "to attract new busi
ness. Only the most competent work
men are employed and satisfaction is
guaranteed.
JOHNSON & DWYER
UPHOLSTERING PARLORS, .
12-20 W. 5th St. 'Phone 869.
Use Big itf- "tura!
discharges,' ationft,
irritations. ulcerations
of mucous riembrajeg,
Paitilegfe. and not astritt
Sent or poisonous.
Sold by ni-ugrsiiis.
or sent in plain wrapper,
by expropg, prepaid, 01
$1.00. or 3 bottles $2.75. ,
Circular lent on rea leak-
(These tiny llnpsulea ar
irNC in Att hAHMi nritltniif A
inconvenience, affections! KlflY I
SSm which Oopajba, Cn-llW J
toijk ana jnieccionn tail.
7-2 ACRE FARM FOR
SALE
JOHNSON
W
!FSj&F in f to 6 riBTsfe
fc5y not Ui (triature.
FreTenU Conlaf Io.
gifafrHEEVAHSCHEMISAlCC:
C T .. t C J! ouuuieiu ikituwajr announces acouni
rTOnting On CSeStttieS rordiofc the above occasions round trip tick-
Macadam Road, three miles
from City, about fifteen acres
in timber, forty young fruit
trees, three room dwelling, a
small barn. A good spring
on place. Call at office for
Prices.
R. L Cochrane
Insurance k Real Estate
I Agricultural
Implement?
of all kiud
GRAIN DRILLS and DRILL
REPAIRS a Specialty. Get
rny prices.
. -0. ner Stonewai; and CoK ig
treet anti southern RaU
nay-
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Brick Oven
Burns less fuel than any stove
you ever used and makes the
work of the kitchen easy that's
what a . '. V,
Buck's
Range
does. Come and let us show you.
alt their points of excellence.
!en Haidware Go,
Everything In hardware,
SO E. TRADE SJ.
as
fel &0Oi
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NOT GIVE US AN ORDER?
RINGING THE TELEPHONE !
Hello! Central! Where Is C. C.
Moores? I do not konw what you
rant. I want cream and milk. Oh,
let me call Walter Moore, he will
serve you promptly lust as old man
-floore did. Walter is -t No. 10 East
Fifth street
DOUBLE OAKS DAIRY.
Milk Depot.
Nowhere
Under the Sun
f Can you secure such really good
f cleaning and dyeing work at as J
low prices as ours. We are es- 4
pecially equipped to clean or J
dye Ladies' and Men's fine gar- 4
ments of all kinds. Give us a 4
trial order. -
QUEEN CITY DYEING &::
CLEANING WORKS f
'.Ars. J. M. Heater,' Proprietress
!4.
Mardi Gras Carnivals, February 22-27,
1000, Mobile., Ala., Pensacola, Fin.,
and flfey Orleans, La.
K-eia win oe sum iu MUDiie, rensacoia,
and New Orleans, at , extremely low
rates. Tickets on sale February 21st
to 26th inclusive with final limit
March 3rd an dMa ybe extended until
March 17th by personally depositing
tickets' with joint Agent and paying
fee of 50 cents. The following round
trip rates will apply from Charlotte:
New Orleans. La . . . . .... ....$23.25
Mobile, Ala 19.00
Pensacola, Fla. .... .i 18.00
Through Pullman Drawing Room
Sleepers, and first-class day coaches,
Charlotte to Mobile, and New Orlean
without" change. For further informa
tion call 011 any Agent Southern Ry
or write,
Tt. U VERNON, T. P. A.,
Charlott, N. C
W. H. TAYLOE, G. P. A.
Washington, D. C.
Permanent
Asset
The Purchaser of diamonds
can see tha end of his invest
ment. He secures a f clear
value and a permanent asset
as well as a constant aesthetic
gratification.
Our collection is made up of
selected stones of t the highest
grade
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get and costs less. You don't have to
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Real Estate and Insurance.
Room 6 y. M. C. A. Bldg.
211
LUNGER
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
OUT PAIN SAFE METHOD.
NO BAD AFTER EFFECTS,
DR. ZICKLER.
Dentist
27 80UTH TRYON STREET.
Jas. Ii. Delaney, Henry 8. Borvan.
DeLaney & Boggan,
Attys. and Counselors at Law.
Office Cor. Trade and College
Sts. Charlotte, N. C. -
Office Phone 1230
Residence Phone 1100
DR.CHAS. L. ALEXANDER, ;
DENTIST
203 South Try on Street, Char
' lotte, N. C. Office 'phone 10.
Residence 'phone 884.
W. M. RQBEY
OENTIS'
Trust Building
Hours 9 to 12, 140 to
t
r. h. Mclaughlin,
OENTIST .
office oyer James P.
sv?we & Co.'b drug store, South
ryon Stret
Office houra 8:30 a. m. to i
0 m. A.I1 work guaranteed.
, . M
I. W. JAMISON.
DENTIST
No. 8 S. Tryor Street Both
phones 326 Residence 'phone
Bell 1524.
Dr. H. F. RAY
OSTEOPATH
Graduate Souhtren School of
Osteopathy
Office Suite 3, Hunt Build
ing. 'Phone 830. Residence
401 North Poplar Street
Phone 871.
I T. M. McMICHAEL,
ARCHITECT
1
Rooms 505-506 Trust Building
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WHEFIER, RUNSE & DICKEY,
ARCHITECTS
Charlotte, N. C
eond Flooiv 4C's Building.
FOR SALE
Lot 66x186 ft., Providence Road
block car line, 12 ft alley lies well
$700 ?400 cash.
Lot 60x193 ft., Elizabeth Avenue,
lies well. Price $1000 $500 cash.
If interested call or 'phone 302. - -
Alfred Brown & Co
Hunt Building.
Bell 'Phone, 302. . . '
A. W. BROWN.... v.. Notary Public.
Norfolk & Western R'y
Schedule In Effect Dec. 3, 1905.
Tlirongu Train Daily, ChnrloM- , nut
lloanoke, Va. .
Xorth BounA.
Lv.-Charlotte, So. Rr ....... .11:00 a.m
Lv. Winston, N. & W. Ry 2:50 p.m.
Lv. Martinsville 5:00 p.m.
Lv. Rocky 'Mount 6:25 p.m."
Ar. Roanoke 7:25 p.m.
South Bound.
Lv. Roanoke ...3 9:20 a.m.
Lv. Rocky Mount 10:26 a.m.
Lv. Martinsville 11:45 a.m.
Ar. Winston 2:00 p.m.
Ar. Charlotte 6:00 p.m.
Through coach Charlotte and Roa
noke. Connects at Roanoke, via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Natural- Bridge, -Lu-ray,
Hagerstown and all points in
Pennsylvania and New York. Pullman
sleeper. Roanoke to .Philadelphia.
Additional train leaves Winston-Salem
7:30 a. m. daily, except Sunday, for
Southwest Virginia and Shenandoah
Valley points. W. B. BBVIL,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Roanoke, Va.
M. P. BRAGG. Trav. Pass. Agent.
243 Acres
Four Miles South of Charlotte.
tor sale on reasonable terms. This
(andi lies on C. C. & A. Railroad and is
suitable for factory sites
HUGH W.-HARRIS. Atty.
- - i v
- Let ns make an estl-
mate on your ' Plumbing,
Gas Fitting' and. Steam
Heating. -If
we do the work you
will have a satisfactory,
enduring job and It may
be that wo will save some
money for you.
223 S. Tryon 8t.
Our Phone is 309.
11
Carolina
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Company
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