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0 CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVE!?, MARCH 2, Vv " . -'. .V . i -S, !;-- e t iV.'i: y ? v.: co:i:jehce and finakce c o troy, down 3 to i points liivcrpoot fatures Wer HWm Hum J .visited mid the English Spot JSarket Was BaUiMli, bat Estimates for IIevkr " Receipts To-Iay and for InciiMwe) in Acreage Had Weak- V.ar Vnrtr .M.h 1 The ration mar ket .was less active and ruled easier, the ; vl.tse brin- barely steady at -a net ae. citne of to l points, Sales were estt- : : t' The .market opened steady at an ad vance, or z to points in response to blither Liverpool futures than expected and the DuUiHli snowing 01 tne rinsiisn v spot " market, which advanced 7 points an tales or 18,000 bales. There was re- - m wed reports of a good spot demand in 1 the South with very little offerings, but " ' , estimates for to-morrow's receipts at j A leading points ran a little heavier, there were private estimates circulating of an , t 'increase in acreage, and the market ; vascd off shortly after the opening under tiquuianon una seung oy toon waia, .1 who wer also encouraged to take the ' short side by the absence of fresh de ", ' mahd. From 10.48 for March and 10.68 , for May, March sold off to 10.29 and Vay to J0.49. toward the close. Tlf mar. , 4 ket was very nervous and irregular in ." the late session and final prices were only' a point or two up from the lowest. ? Two private estimates were issued as to 1 acreage. One predicted an Increase of s ' per ;cent.. the other of only 6.2 per ' i.eent. Th local trade considered these estimates to reflect merely presrnt inten ' ' tlon, the actual area depending most : largely on weather during the next two Months. A private report on cotton gin 's i trad to Feb. 24 Is expected some time to- morrow and may have hud some In - llnenee on to-day's trading. Southern ,i , spot markets wort unchanged to 1-16 - oent higher. i-i Receipts at the ports lo-tliiy 8,!4 bales a- against 3S,!C1 last week and 19.548 last , year. For the week (estimated). K'li.MX) " bales, against J.30li last week ana - 07 lust year. To-day's receipts at New - IVew York Prodnee.-'.. -New ;Tork, March JL Flour : steady. Rye flour-quiet Cornmeal barely steady; Kiln dried I2.US to Bariey dull. ' Wheat Weak' No 2 .red ffiVfc elevator1. Options to o net lower, May 18; July Soft: Bept. 85. Corn irregular? fio. i, 49 elevator. Op tions M to r nt, lower. May lbr July WK: Sept. so., . Oats steady; mixed J4H to SS.i . , Beef steady. Tallow quiet. Rosin firm; siramea common to good m.js. w v Turpentine firm 111, to 71. Rice quiet. Molasses steady. ' Coffee snot Rio quiet: No. 7 Invoice S 7-10. Mild Duiet; cordova 9 to 12. Futures steady at a net decline or & to 18 points. , .... . '.. - Burst raw Arm: fair raflninar JT4 . to na-iu; reniniugat 1 to by-is; molasses sugar ! to' 1 11.16. Refined steady; confectioners A 14.45: Mould A K.9o- cut iuoi uniiiica K.n powaerea .v; granulated W'JO; cubes I4.8S, Potatoes Steady; Bermuda second crop, per barrel. $3.80 to 18.25. Cabbages steady, unchanged. Freights ana peanuts quiet, uncnangea. . , uutter irregular; renovated common to extra MVk to 39. cneesft quiet unchanged. unchanged. Eggs-steady naltlmore Produce. Baltimore. March 1. Flour dull. nn. changed. Wheat dull: soot contract mt to as. Corn easier: soot to 46V: Southern white 44 to 47U. Oats firmer; No. 2 mixed 34 to 3&. Rye steady; No, 2 Western 71 to 72. Butter firm, unchartered: fncv iinlta. Uon 21 to 22; do creamery 23 to '30. r.Kga steaay. unchanged loV,. Cheese quiet, unchanged. Sugar strong; coarse granulated 6; fine 5. SestdsMird Air Line Stocks. Baltimore. March 1. B. A. L.. common .72 asked; do preferred nothing doing. ; ; , ; . , Gharlotte; North Carolina i s Gotton and Woolen Mill Correspondence Solicited '..! st fn-leans, 2.340 balesi. ncsiinst 8,391 i.5:w "year, and at Houston. 1.1 7,2t last year. last bales against FKEBLK KECOVCKY IN STOCKS. ft A0.SH 10.24 nrin. closed steady; receipts 2l.oo, American KJ.700; sales 1B.(0, American H.OfiO; specie 2.000; middling yesterday 5.76. to-day 5. Si; tone spots steady. (.'lose Feb. -March i.K8 March-April i;s April-May 5.TI May-June ,",.74 June-July 0.11 July-Aug. .. 5.7;( Aug.-Sepl 5.77 8ept.-Ort 5.1a Oct. -Nov u.tn) Nov. -Dec &.51) Cmtlnuod KllciM'i' of Money .Market Utrtnjrrncy UlMroiiraptl Ventures on tlie Ixxik SUIe and Weak no Ite mrml I-Yom Time to Time CIomIiir Irregular. New York. March 1. Blocks started towards recovery to-day aifler vigns ap . wared that the nmre urgent liquldHtlun liad spent Its force. Hut the continued evidence of Mtringtm y in the money mar ket discounted Uny ventures on the king aide of the market and checked the ,5 recovery with recurrent show of weak v ness from time to time. Kverything In. I' dlosted a continuing Inroad upon the re " aeres of the .clearing house bunks and increased the aupposlton that the com i;ig bank statement inljflit show tlie dlx s appearance of the surplus and the es k, tawllshmenl of a deficit In the legal re wrves. Foreign rxchunge made an ad ditional declln'.- in resminse to the rislnc . rate for money here and receding rates CHARIX)TTB COTTON MARKET. abroad. emerdny vloknt declines In 1 March 1 .stocks brought In ti.P iixusil ord-rs this J These figures represent prices pald: morning to nell from holders who receiv- r Oood middling . o ed noth-e to furnish adfiltoniil margin on j strict middling .. .. .. . . WV speculative holdings. The conclusion of ! Middling )B? ;this selling showed n over-exlcnd7l ' Oood middling, tinged 10i short lntert In the Hill railroads anrtifltalns . . "9 tr .. local traction." Lively r' hounds In those I '. " two groups helped to pull tlie gener.il level of the market ud to almiit hist flight's closnlg But the recoverv was' Tester, poorly held. The Canadian Pacitlc re-1 day. ported net earnings for Junuarv three ; lnlveaton 2.J40 times as Inrge an for the anie nionth In 1 New Orleans 2,J4l tliS previous ycur, tlie Krie and the "eti- I Mobile 343 trial fiuilwa of (Jrorglu twice as large Hnvamiah 7 nd the Chesapeake (. Ohio an incree ' Charleaton 42 ' to the extern of 76 i r rent Theae Wilmington 3tj sliowings were .unavulllug. however, to , Norfolk .. . 689 tnduce any extra demand for these 'New York stoiks. The fliii'tuatlng tendency of the : Boston irt market ontlnued up to Hie ringing. ! I'liHadelphla which was Irregular. , Total nones wer neavj. Total sales pari Value t2.5ia.Wi0. 1 . 8. bonds were nil un-i , casngeti on cull. Total sales were JNR.CAO shares. Includ ing: Copper KM, 4(0; Cotton Oil 2.100; pre ferred !': Smelting S2.I00- Tobacco 400; : Anaconda S.K); A. C. I,, l.aoo- B R T n.m; C. & O. l.MO; f. y. ft I. ri,UK V. N. J.; N. W. 6..W; Rending Sft,aw; Souther- Hallway 7.7O0- preferred 300: Vnion I'acltlc IIS.DJO: Va.-Carn. Cliem. - l.TKi; prrferred Northern raclllc 32- , COO; Hloss-Kheffield Kteel 2.900. Bultlmore A Ohio SVis Brooklyn R. T. cv, 4s.. ... .. . Centrot of Georgia 6s Central of Ooorgia 1st Inc Central of Georgia 2nd Inc.. .. Central of Georgia 3d lnc Chtapeake & Ohio 4s, ex. Int Chicago & Alton 3 old.. .. fiiicaeOL H. it Oulnc.v new. 4s .. Chlcatfo, K. I. & Pacinc it. R. 4s Clilca;o, R: I. & P. Ky. el. 5s e int s C. C. C. & 8t. lx)uls gen. 4s..., ,. ..! . Colorado Industrial 5a Her. A Y Colorado Industrial 6s Ser B..., .... . Cuiorado Midland 4s .. A Colorado Jk Southern 4s .. ., .. Cuba as Denver A Rio Grande 4s .. . .. .. Ulstlllors' Securities is .. ., "Wi! Krle nrlo lien 4s . . :.. VVA Krie General 4s i Hocking Valley 4'4 Japan is Japan s. 2nd Series Jw Japan 4ts Japan 4V certificates 2nd Series.... Iuiaville & Nash. Unified Is l'H4i Manhattan consol gold 4s Mexican Central 4s Sfji Mexican Centrul 1st lnc Minn. A St. Louis 4s 9 Missouri, Kunsas & Texas 4a 10 Missouri. Kansas & Texas 2nds.. .. 89ft Nallonal K. It. of Mexico consol 4s.. J New York Centrul gen. 3',is Vi New Jcrsfy Central general 6s .. ..131 Northern Pacific 4s WW Northern Pacific 3s 7 Norfolk & Western consol 4s 101 Oregon Short Lino rfdg. 4s 96V4 1'enn. cv. :iVs 100H Heading General 4s 100 Ml loila Ji Iron Mountain coll. 5 ...117 I ivirwpnni Tn'tcnia Sl- lxu,B 8"n r'nelsco Ig. 4s.. .. ftjH LIVERPOOL TELEGRAMS. a, i.o,, n' western con. is Liverpool, March 1. Futures opened Seaboard Air Une 4s United States Leather ..;. - United States Leather pfd Hnlted States Realtv .. . 84 . linked States -Rubber ,...49 rnlted States Rubber pfd ....lOSH United BUtea Steel 41H United States Steel pfd 10Si Virginia-Carolina chemical 48 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd ....1UU Wabash Wabnsh pfl , 50, Wells-Fargo Express ...234 Weatingbousa Electric 161 Western Union fcfti Wheelin & Ijlke Krie wul Wisconsin Central (xlU Wisconsin Contra! pfd ...65 EN0INEER AND CONTRACTOR. ! 1 ' i 1 " , SOUTH TRYOM 8TH:v ' T' OHARLOTTC. N. O. in NEW YORK COTTON. March l. Futures closed steady; pots 10.9&; sales 1(8; market tone quhH. Hirh low Close Mann it.4 April May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Lec. ... .10.63 ....lO.SS ..10.76 ....102 ..10.76 ....10.42 ..10.35 10.29 10. 48 10.49 10.76 10.64 10.61 10.42 10.21 10.30-32 10..W-40 10.61 S2 10.6l-:' 10.U5 ; 10.61 a 10.21 1 10.21-22 10.23- 2i 10.2521 Southern Pacific 4s SW ' floiitliern Pacllic 1st 4s ci rlificutes. 9 Houthern Railway 6s 118 ! Texas A Pacific Ists 125 : Tolwedo, St. L. & Weaieni 4s SJ'i . I'nlon Pacific 4s H4',i : I nlon Pacific cv. 4s 16-' 1 I'. S. Steel 2nd 5s 9H I Wobash lBls U&V6 I Wabash Ueh. H. . .. SH ! Western Mel. 4s Wheeling Luke Krie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s "2V4 Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. " THE First National Bank Of Richmond, Virginia, With ' Il,t50,000.00 Capital $6,000,000.00 Deposits $7,000,000.00 Total Resources Offers Just the Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Purcell, President; Jno. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett. As sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplin, Assistant Cashier. fl lllif Revolving Flat Cards, Kallway rjleads, w.Ji.'pL . ' f "swini rramesY , 5plnn!ns FranieSj,. " .Twisters ana Spoolers ; QuUlers and Reels, ' COMBERS I fa V Mi ;Ki "M li ' t' 1 4 manoh ofFtan CaUITABLS BUILOIMO. - -, u. . . ATLANTA CA i flMMn'inil Trittilf. ' I , I 1 JiiiiMPnfiif IT IIUUiOUbAL S . V FlnlsherUppers. , Klrschner Carding Bcateri f 5 "1 51ubbew, ; v . , intermediates. 4r V ? Ol . Raw Stock Diyars. 1 1 ip j I . " ,-5 ic m ; The Largest Pipe Covering Plant In The United States ; CIXJ81NO STOCK LIST. COMPARATIVE TORT RBCK1PTB Adiinis Express AmulKamuttd Copper Aiiicncati Car & J-oundry .. .. AmericHii ';n Kminclry pfd.. American Cotton Oil American ntum Oil pid. Aniericiin Kxpres Aiiimcun lliUe & leather pfd American lec Ametlcun Ice pfd Anorlcan l.lnhccd t!l Amtrican Linseed Oil pfd .. .. .2 IN M-vA . 415 .It'll . :I2 . S2 .230 . : . Xow Orleans Cotton. New Orleans, March I. -Kpot cotton in good demand ; sale. 4.(1110 ,,.B ,.lng (S to arrive and 2.0f4i f.o.li. Iellvered on contract JOo. Quotntions unchanged; middling 10H. .''Futures 3 points down, hut at the 12 oclfM-k i'all Miir.li H points down t 1 f' ,y P"l"ts 1ohii nt ifli, iitkI I Charleston stead piiih o.mn i, mm. The general trend of price wM downward and at ttiti eiMl of the session most of yester day s gains had Iweri losl. The market Hosed quiet, wllh net nHK,.n on March to July of 13 to lu pomis. while O.-iolwr alto December lost K puints each ESTIMATES. To-day Last Yr. New Orleans fS.5nOCjiI0.Wltt 5.1ii Houston i.butg 4.000 5,8iii Galveston &,50Oj 4,500 S.C43 INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Tester- Last day. Year. Memphis ".osS Augusta fnj.1 m Ht louis i,a;7 3.S51 Cincinnati ift Houston l.ssg 7,3a , . , 21 Iist Amtrican Linseed Oil pfd 1 Year, i American lAicornotive .... ti.fl'O j Ann rlcan ln otnotlve pfd llo'is 1.391 ( American Hmelting A Ilefng 1.54 !W! An.erkan Smelting i Refng pfd 1- 1.440. American Hiigur Kcilnlnte 140 Ki7 Aini-riciin Tuliacco. pi fl. c- rtif l'H 2"i I Anaconda Mining Co 'M ts-wg j Alchiaon '.i '(Ui Alcliiaon pfd W-'i: iSl Atlantic (..'oast Lille ';7 o" Kallimorc & Ohio 1K.3.B Baltimore & Ohio pfd 9i HiiK-'klyn Rapid Transit Canadian I'nclllc 1V Cinlral of New Jersey 211 Chesapeake Ohio !W(s Chicago & Alton CldcuKO & Alton pfd 77 Chicago tlrcal Western -"1i Cliicao & Northwestern 'SM"j Chicago, Mil. & St. Piiul 177',-i Cliicpgo Terminal Trans i;t Chicago Terminal A Trans, pfd ;k c. c. v at. umis Colorado I'uel & Iron li-' Colorado & Houthcrii :H Colorado Southern 1st pfd 7- Colorudo A Si.utlieni 2ml pfd 6II4, Consolidated Uas IK 17 HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS OHARIOTTE A GREKNSBORO. N.C. Wheeler, Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor C's Building, CHARLOTTE. ------ . C. f ir tn If jtti'i ejt im .win nuica&ni. f,,rn f.n,ii.,t (ialvcs.on quiet I0 16 , J"w.f "'"Oy ' HawSre. L! Vawn ni." i' West i2.-n-ie?Lrf I'.i, louver Klo On.n.lc Mavannah steady 7-I I , P x. i,.,, :,,..wl.. irl FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT Columbia, - - - S. 0. Sew York Cotton. ijN'ew York. Mun h 1. -bptil cut ton clos ed quiet . polnm i,,WPr; miudiing up lands M.l.; iiihldling kiiII 11. a); Haha 24.-5C. .I'uiures i.pciicd i-leadv nml eli.iu.rl'. .j(Mi,-il nii'.ujy ailU steady ict Wilmington steady iiMt rnuiiois siraay io.) Ha HI more nominal .. .. u.M) New York quiet o 95 Hoston quiet Iti.06 I'lilhidclphia quiet 11. $1 liouHton steady 10 11. Augusta dull 10 l.1-l( Meniptna steady tirt, 8t. Ixiuls steady lo loulMUlle ilrm 1114 Hiciiiilles Hil NEW YOHK BONUS. at cad y. Wuotaiion closed barely sieady. as follows; March April . May .. June . July .. Aug. . tk-pt. . Oct. . Nov. .. Dec. .. tpell . Ill 4-1 . . Kl.g.1 . ln.W . ln.T.i . ln.M I" 7i . HI U High m.ts io.to Ml i n.'.i.i c V6 HI.I2 hi ;tu 1ilW 10. T l').4S lo.4: M..j I'll. I m.si lf.4.' 'pi.i'i ir:i H. refunding '.'s. reiristered I' hi ..ri,nrf(. l. ...... guoti.tions ranged jr. . ns. rcglsterjl . ..' ... 1 . n. .is. coupon ".r- H- old registrred .. .. ' W I . H. Old 4s. coupon H- Nw registered .. . !!! ji ' ' ' 8 Nw -oupon ii.Wj Aniarlcun Tobacco 4s ''""'American Tobacco B lid T.r.n'' -i. :,' mis; 111 'O ' niijoui iiiiiriii n jr., J :'j Atlantic Coast Line 4s, e Int W, naltlmore & Ohio 4s . Id.lii rt. 3d u'2l I.ivcrHsi ()itoiL Uverrx'Ol. Man li I c,,u,,. ,r)( g,,0(1 business done; prh eH 1,, ; ,,iih hiKh rr; Anierhiir middling filir ,,:,', a.,,.d middling .ol midiii,, Uiw' nilddMtig .li; good ordinary ti; .udinarv iu. lhe sales of the day eri. i,.iss l.u'len ,,( Which 2,Ut' were f,,i Hp. .Mihitliiii and , x Mrt and Included 14, nm American Re ceipts 21,Xi bules. in. Hiding Ic.iuo American. l utiueg op. neil liim un,i Closed steady. Amerleau middling g u c Alarch . Mai. h.Apnl &.: Aprll-May .!; May-June 1. ,4; Jime.juiy j,,' AWUSt -7i Aug..4p. 6.77. Siiil Oct 48; Oct. -Nov. friiu; Nov Lec. sjit. aal Slorcn. Savannah On. March 1 Tui..iitiiic Arm .; wiie fc ,.5-. ti(i Jit Rosin firm. l- ni.nc r. 1,..- 1,-. shipments Ml! stock Ui. at yum,. Ali tsiav. I CHICAGO PRODUCE. I WHEAT- High Low i 8P Js H Job si m May M COHN- i Jly 43 tlSi Mept 44 44 I May 4JU 4n j OATH Hept tRH M July 2614 aiti, 1 May 3u DO POHk- 1 May If,. 40 IS.ilfi ! July - 15.26 IV 10 : LARO - 1 May 7.77 7.7J I July 7.g7 7.W Hept. .. H.00 7 ItlllB- ! May H 10 S K I July R.IS 807 M-pt Mallllci.H Kl if i Krie Ini ifd j Krie 2nd pfd Itieneral Klcctilc I Hocking Valley Illinois Central Iril' i nn (lon.-tl I'a per Interiiiilliiniil I'npir pfd Int. rnatloiinl Pump interniilloniil Pump pfd.. .. Iowa Ontrnl lowu Centrul pfd Kansas City Southern Kiiiiwis City Southern pfd.. lti,ltfvlllA A'. VmkIiviIa !!?!'' Manhattan L "inJ 1 Metropolitan Hecuritles . .. ""i rnx ' Metropolitan tit. lty lYr,fi 'Mexican Central " .' Minneapolis & l lrfnls .. " .S1! Minn., 8t. P. fi Huiilt. St.- ';lMlnn., HI. P. & Bault. Bt. M Missouri Pacinc Missouri. Kansas A Texas mil. Kansas Texas pfd Nritlnmil Lend National H. It. of Mexico pfd. New York Central New York. Ontario & Western Norfolk & Western ..2(M 'A ..45(1 .. . . K7'.4 BANDY & TERRELL, GREENSBORO, N. C. Consulting. Hydraulic and Sewer Engineers. Plans and estimates for power plants and sewer systems mada on application. Bandy A. M Ph. B. Assoc. M. A. M.. So. C. E.. and Terrell. C. E. Rensater. M PHp Carey BiM 4vV CINCINNATI; ;0Hl0c 85 per cent Magnesia for rovcring high-prewesteam pipex fuuuiuj uiuuiucu wt vuvaiitg iuw -pressure SlCtlJJl pipCS. 5 Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipes. " ; ' , Hair Felt for covering exposed pipes. ' ; -x Pipes covered with Carey's Coverings never give trouble. t 41 For further infermation, estimates, etc, address .... '. y: . ... .-. '- . Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. 216 S. College St. & P. TINCLEY. Manager. MILLER & COMPANY EXCHANGE BROKERS. No. 100 Broadway. - - - New York. Members: New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, New Torn Coffee Exchange. New Fork produce jsx chance. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Board of Trade, Chlcag. Board of Trade, Liverpool Cotton, Asso. elation. Executes orders on any of tht exchanges of which we are members. All ordars sent to our branch offioo oi Greenville, S. C, will be transmltteit instantly by private wire to our main omen in New Yorit, ana executions re ported Dromotlr. - The Best Service, Prompt Attention, immediate uettiements. Your Business Solicited. P, B. AI.EXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington St., Greenville, 8. C ESTABLISHED 180 m. P ELLIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants , 7 Hi7 ' in ' -1 MEMBERS OIT j';The New York Cotton Exchange, New 81 I Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, NewOr Wi ; leans Board of Trade. Z&V Cotton Kxrhnnve Buildlns; it! NEW ORLEANS Jr;- Special attention given to executing 7 ; of orders In contracts for future de livery or cotton in all the markets. CORRESPOXDENCB ..SOLICITED.. 78 .1HV M. . pfd. ..114-T4 .. -4',i .. .5 . . 151 . I9 .. ... . w .... 7J' ... .Mii'i . . 411 ',4 ' 6V Close Norfolk & Western pfd !o DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. CAHSOV BTTTLDITTQ fioutheast Corner Fornni and trton kikkets. 1 COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery NOT IN ANY COMBINATION OR TRUST. Complete plant, from fifteen to two hundred tons capacity. Spe cial small oil plants for gin neries. Complete cotton gin ning systems. E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA. ; 11 It..'-,. 1 tj.v, w m m, w w (llililngloii. March 1 Hiuilm lift firm rn-.-ipu m casks. w Homing aotiig; recrtuta K, lurpen. bar. nrliig head rels. t'j1? nm; "'''ll barrels :.tpts t barrels. ic .12 er ...35 ...26 ...13 ...NO ...44 iW ..oti ertu ,.24 m m. . ii oeco nn itsr. - ' "r -wvuey Market. 1 . New York. Uinh 1 w .. n t s.'in. . 'Sim 1 ii. . . -i""'i" on call unmn ix-nrr. iti.Wf Sn" "rmT; days and jw divs N'w Orleans. Ui.. March l.-Tlie rc. .,,, per ran; ij nionilis Hi to i.ii urllon nol.-.l In nor liiur ,.r ., 1. . mm uteres ni He t,atMr s i.. ..1 1 . ".. " .: .."' ' 1 1 A ft LOTT B PRODl'CE. Wi' North American Piulllc Mull K0:5r I'riinsylviiiifii People's tillM 4.1rv, I'litahiirir, C. ' SI. foujs . 44'n 1 I'rrssfd H'eel I'jir 4-7ii I'n-Msi-il Steel Car pfd 1 IMillnuiu Palace Cur -"'i.! Heading -Wi 'Reading 1st pfd Ii' Heading i'nd pfd Repuldlc teei 15.17 llepiilillcu 8tcl pfd lr li Hock Island Co Ih It IxhiniJ Co.. prd 7 "i Hnhlier CiooiIn 7 "' II lllilKT (iOOClrl pfll 7 '.'1 SI. lniiH Ar Hmm Finn. Lnd pfd. , HI. Iuls K(HlllletrMl " 1" Rt Louis Southwestern pfd .. l.lfiiHonlhcrn Pacinc ., .. S"-' Hoiiihern Purltlc pfd Hnnl liern ihillwuy ! lioullirrii Huilwiiv pfd 4-". ,13S',4 !V4 7S ; . r.2',4 . :ti , .i;w4 9iV4 - 1i2 . '-'iH (Corrected dally by J. W. Zimmerman ! X:L,'.,:"To'-0,,,I 1 "'" Chickens gprln Hens Pfr Inn ks .. .. Kggs Rye OkU Ke.-d . Corn Cotton 8eed Out Heed .. Compay. Texas 'Pacific Toledo, St. frills A West Toledo, Bt. IxjuIs & West. I'nlon Pacific Palnti Pncillc pfd Ifd 1'nlted Htatfe Express 115 HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVEK SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex. 1 change, Associate Member Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future) delivery. Correspondence Invited. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. COTTON YARNS ' ".Philadelphia, 122 and 124 Chestnut St. " Boston, 185 Summer fit. !!'i47; Now York, No. SI Leonard St. ... arm; .. R4'4l ...IS'l'j HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Mlsoellantsona Sonthern Secnrltles WILMINGTON, N. C. Washington, p. G d08 Colorado Bids Cotton Mill Stocks PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. 1 83 Leonard Street Third and Chestnut Streets, -210 Monroe Street . - - . . - New York Philadelphia, I Chicago 'V-'l"l- J. SPENCER TURNER GO. OFFICES: COMMISSION MERCHANTS. X ?t New York, PhUadelphio, Chicago, s. Louis, London, KnglBoO, Tarns and Cotton Piece Goods. CROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO, WORCESTER, MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. TOWKL, DAMASK, QUILT, CASSIMERE. Bl-ANKET LOOMS, tTC4 nnRRTWH PAY TWrVPTrXTa DPDiiDfi X7wr -,.7 SOUTHERN? OFHCE: aiARLOTTE, N. C. ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers. WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. COTTON YARNS, ALL COUNTS COTTON GOODS COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. Cotton Ginning Machinery MUNls ER, PUATT, WINSHIP. KACSLiE, SMITH. Till? miDSiKIivirii. Iluimni . 4 a ; Tlieir merits are known around the world. . . . ., For catalogue and information. . address - C0IM1INEIMTAL C1M COMPANY. - - Cbarlolte, i s. t'J i '"1 ''I t Amsterdam, - New York. 45 Vj ?t RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. JENCKES SPIiMNIfUG CO- PAWTtTCKET, R. I. COTTON YARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND- fiEALERS. t.1 Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. 'Y 1 1, COTTON WARP9 AN YARNS. atrrtlnf eschanse wuuk wlili cuimlnilt this niurnlinr ne in hunk-ri- l.m. 7 ..I. i"i-1 ' ' .'" ;,r" tt oistinctly en- 2." .. i r? .?"' 4. to $4. ) couraiiinK Uverpool, the oftVrlnss wr effrWUr PLr1 JSl? fur ' h-vy for the sperulatlve j '" " ;- Commf-rf-lu hllhTM y'fisi Chlaro Grain. ClilcaiTu, March l.-lncreasin slocli. i ,' Cotm:etk -Oil. Tork, March 1.Cutton mwd rieratelr active sn4 hlgl on Moort I.umi. and limited offcrUvsT iinS -. ids fo.b. mills 24 l Jir Sme sum! i. er yellow t '4 7rtmV whlui UK rtme winter yellow i4 t W New OrVans Fuiarca, " 7lf". Wah !TotfOf fuluresv ' , ""M,tti,.,.!l" '; August lrrescd resvlllns; b; suiina in h crnftual tliouai 16 lo 17 points from the best y r'nt il though e ay pro buyer r.! mtmutiv if - I cIiiip of 16 lo 17 points from th hi-.i ; nsjures of th morn I nr. tho murki-t rli.m-l Ion tame bt the lowest point ! The recovery witnessed during the m-t i ptw "Hi mo" iniiurBi, loiiowinir the March Ihjuldiition, An iimnense spot buslnewi hss been put tbrouaft unl it seems pore then likely that the spinner would b prompt to resist any sdvsnoe, caBhlIe, speculstion in the. old crop Uas been seriously crippled, and we d5 riot blle that we shall witness anv tn'f!or't Pri,c ."ho uses except such us witt find their Inspiration In new prop developments. On this twiore, sll the in form, lion at hand points to the prepu latlea of full noreaire. with liberHt Mies of mules and fertilisers, and if this Is followed by propitious seasons the chance, ere tha the whole list will woik tower, wtitle a I hs other hand It follows nat a bed start, or unfavorable develop, meats hereafter, would tcrhsoa attntut tjj enwwrae ,li . sperlaUon without whl th market must eontinue to At. "THE STAMP OF PFJt- v FEGXSONe" Our nam-ou machinery, means that in its manu facture quality was the first consideration, price the second. That is why we grow '-r IsAKt'FACrrURllRf tot Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and Machinery for farm and Fao lory. Fnginpc Three kinds, from 12 U,S,,K3' to 150 H. P. Boilers, 5, Tubular1d 1 Portable on skids, from 12 to 150 a P. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PRTLADELPHIA, .... PA. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COSIMISSION MERCHANTS O. 71. ROB BINS '7a Is-onnrd St,. NEW YORE. COTTTON YARNS.' WITH FredTc Victor & Achelis. inery ngie - ' Oins and Presses, and complete outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over, W HillS, Four five Mnoi " ' 'all sizes m use in the South. t Pulleys and Shaffi-ig. EmaQest to ' complete ' cotton miD outfits. , s. , - j . , LIDDELl COMPANY, WM. D'OLIER Ss CO., 0O5IMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS Ybird and Cltestirat Sta. . ICarlner ml Jferchant Bids. : rHITiADBXPHIA, PA. , ' Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, ? Power Plants' and General Machnery. :v h I CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINAl ; VALVE t sr.". HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE, LOOM, ENGINE AND r t-iwl eiUlwly upon the Irine delhaitf for rtVT W" - '-', ' , . V II " :" ' w-v';r,fi-p. ku.14 cfJI n,other Machinery. -, , ; I . - , CtarlclLC --.-t1 HAMRD, VICK & CURK - Ccttcii Ccn:r.5ssic.n : . ; OILS S00U,r.BS!1 S"f nL;ee, WttfcT Greases, ReiuiMixea Pauti ; ' Cold Water Paints. Agmtt Wattles' DratlM OomnoaSta. W , . VPss.W BsVe IIIUU VTIl- Utf ' - CILUILOTTES. K. a VICTORIA KEENE'S CEMENT 5. . "V The best and most ' econ omical . material known for plastering and imitation tile :!y j.a GiakNAN, 173 Main St., Norf olktTa, iv. n. ; HOTEIi EVERETT, Ulh PoUC W, C, - Kes and strictly flrst-class; central locatsd; tbres (nlnutea walk from dep- w Hot and cold baths. sUetrie in ta, Ca ters to the commercial travelers, " 3B. IE. PUCa Pre; v if
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