, AV. A . A A A Ai--.'.- '-"...A
V a urn ii . . .. isawsa
' f
' CCIUIEC"AfiD .FINANCE
MtRKET MODERATELY ACTIVE
'.' T: - Undertone -' FIrni and'' Price
: ,li Working to New High Ground for
an VpvvVrd , Movement A Rally
, ' Later in tins oetwioa on ine ore
1 . Culling for General Rain in
. New Tork, March Th cotton taar
A ket was moderately active 'ltri th un.
Jprtone Arm and prlcei worklnf into new
'. nign. erouno lor tn .upwura . moTemeni.
mc'.The cioee Dai to u point ne mgner.
" 8ale were eatlmated at 260.000 bales.
I - i i 4 1 he otK-nlnK wao firm at an advance of
jaVitA airiA-i th ham t In 11 aH ' hfa Innf html.
neflir1 in h English market.; Th early
" ' ' fWPHllWr' U1V OUUWBU elHT-4 .!!.: ID TWI
I s 1 1 hw.w Matna uaM full : nit : h
4 Trwrrt ItihiiImA Wilt Kftarlah eulltnor nt(na
oon , .vr tn opening. ( nut tnere
hb f ood : suDDort 4 or no! nu down
porta tnat Tains were delaying crop pn
a " ,- r,
peratlone In Texas, the forecast calling
iV, j ''lor more ceneepi reins in im uouin io-
night or to-morrow, and continued r
i norta of a bit: toot demand. Mav sold
ui) to 10.80 and July to lO.HT during the
t V warq tne close under reaming. Tne nnvu
It A ..the day wis the narrowlnr bf the July
1' 55s premium as compareo wuu nay, wu u
? ? etrongtn or near poauone was aaia 10
1 be due to further sales or contemplated
aalei out of the local stocks for. exoort-
4 5 Jtecelpts at the porta to-oa.y SS.U3 balea
,, against 27,166 last week and-J0.U7 last
A I' year.- . i"or tne weeK teaiimaTOa r, w,w
x naleg against 104.001 laet ww-k' and ltfa..
i 664 last year. To-day'a receipts at New
' Orleans 10.WS bales ' against 14,495 last
v yeai'j and at Houston S.27 bales against
t , llTHast year.virfVJ.pj':-';' Av:'s .'"
rft "n .; lu. u'jiyiiU'.WiiJ W"'iv'" '" ''" .' -
" JSTOCK MARKET I ItKEGTJLAH .
. a
A Desultory Retwvery From Preaaure
-.; of Om Preceding Day -The Closing
Tone Steadier.
New York, March The day's mar-
, art gave unniwkable evidence or ic-
lief -"from vthe pressure of the urgent and
forced liquidation which upset prices
" yesterday. A desultory: recovery was the
.consequence, in which covering of short
' oootructa by nrofesalonal operatois on
' ?f the vpear side Of the market played a
large part. The later etages of Hie'
markt. however, showed a striking dla
i. . Inclination to follow the recovery by any
large oommitTOBnts on the long side.
Tlie-advanciiig tendency whs spotty and;
' Irregular and did not ret in until, aftar
a ragged opening m wblcn the majority
v.' of ? the aotlvc list sold lower than laat
-r, Bight's closing. Besides the prominence
of yesterday's weakest stock. in the re--
overy there was a show of - positive
strength In the Wulmsli securities and
these of southwestern railroads In the
v eaoie, group. Some of the other ear.
j. rlers lalso symputhlied In the movement.
A strong market tor copper In Loudon
helped Amalgamated Copper here. The
. ssneinbling of the coal operators to con
. aiders the propositon of the anthracite
c miners for an agreement gave rise to
; varying rumors which were reflected In
, the fluctuatlonx In Reading. To-day's
i. money rates were not materially chang
ed, although the general tone begins to
show the benefit of the liquidation ac-
complished In the stock niarket. The
s sagging tendency of stocks at one time
wlpe4 oufc pretty much all of the gains
!. hutja henvy buying movement in South
' em -Railway in the final dealings re-
established some portion of them and left
the 'Closing tone steady. Bends were
.-steady, lotal sales. tar' value. 12.040.000
United States bonds were all unchanged
on can.
. Total- sales were 993.000 shares, includ
InsrS CoDDer .175.500: Cotton Oil 4.20f):
. Smelting 37,500; Tobaooo 600; Anaconda
t..-as,0W A. V.-'U, 400- B. R. T. 22,(00; C. &
y o. Sjaco: c. v. & r. x.saa-, u & n. 3.600:
NAeV W. 1.900; Penna. 33,60V;, Reading
i j'h.vjv. oouiniTn oe.ouu; jo prererrea 401);
V. P. lOi.500; Steel 104.100; do preferred
. as.tiOQS V. C. C. S.200: do preferred 200;
Sloeahcff ield Steel 1,900.
t L' siU New Jrteang Cotton. . .
. New Orleans, March 6. Spot cottonac
tj' tive, firm and a Shade higher: Rales 7.
s. 000 bales. Including 1,600 to arrive. Quo
tations advanced 1-16; tpiddltng lOlS-iii.
Futures, Influenced by better Liverpool
opened 8 points- higher than last even.
' j Ing's lose. The market, however, was
jv extremely dull, and only the strength of
Liverpool cables enabled the bulls to
v send prices up 6 to t points above the
vs opening before the kesslnn ended. The
market eloeed quiet with net gains of
' 1 to 18 points, on all positions from
Marchjto August inclusive. October and
December gained 10 points each.
ii . ?few Orleans Futures.
, New Orleans. March .-Cotton futures
closed as follows: March 10.78; April
iu.mi; jaay iu.wi; June w.wz; July ll.u;
,,Aug. U.93; Oct. 10.30; Dec. 10.32.
" New Tork Cotton.
New Tork. March 6. Cotton, spot clos
. ed steady 10 points higher; middling up-
- lands 11.30; middling gulf 11.56; sale 6.
12$ bales.'
i Futures- opened Abd closed steady.
Quotations ranged as follows:
f -- . Open High Iow Close
'-March 10..&6 10.U5 10.54 10.63
up April 10.0-65 10 i 10.83 10.70
May A 10.77 10.86 W.74 W.til
- June .1 .. k ....10.84.86 - 10.86
July .. 10.90 10.97 1(186 10.93
i Aug.. 10,4 10 88 - J0.81 10.87
A Sept. Of d W.48 10.60 10.47 10.46
Oct. A 10.36 10.39 0.S3 10.36
Nov... .. ;. ..mat 10.W. -10.117 10.37
Dec. .... ....10.38 10.41 106 JO 40
Jan. 10.40-43 10.44
7 1 r, WvrpooI Cotton. .
I
Liverpool, March 6. cotton, spot in
ii fair demand; prices one point lower;
'- American middling fair 6.41; good mid.
dtlng 6.07; middling 6.89; low middling
1.73; good ordinary 5.66; .ordinary 6.39.
, The eglrs of the day were 12,000 bales of
i wnicn i,iiw were lor speculation and ex
Altort and Included 9,900 Anierloan. Re-
i eel pis vW) Dales, including 7,200 Amerl.
an. Future opened and closed steady)
American middling g.o.c, March 5.74-
! Merch-Aprll 6.74; April-May 6.76; Mav-
T June june-Juiy 5.81: juiy-Aua. 6.83:
If Ang.-Sept. 5.S0; Sept.-Oct. 8.65; Oct.-Nov.
: Kov,jwec.( 6.si. -
, j'. 'v"""""" "" ", ' " ,
A: Naval Stores.
p Wilmington, March . Spirits turpen
tine nothing doing: receipts 3 casks.
. Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 66 casks.
s.ATar. firm 31.80; receipts 7S barrels.
. Crude turpentine firm $3.ao, li.oo, 35.00;
,r recwipis u chsks.
Savannah. Ou..
firm 69: sales 28
March 6. Turpentine
receipts 75; shipments
Rosin firm; sale 425: receints 77S: shin.
, tnent 1.410 stock 42,234. Quote: . A BCD
:- n v- una u m.ui h ; 1 fi.fta; K .20:
M 35.45; N 35.90; W O 30a0; W W 36.20. '
'JSj'-" '' 1 1 ... A -
" The Money1 Market.
"Now Tork. 'March 6 Mnnev nn call
firm to-5 tier cent ruling rate 6;
viosing oia ? oneren 0 ana lust man 6.
Tm loan steady; 60 days and 90 days
C to 6 per cent six months 5 to 5.
Prime mercantile paper 6to 6 per cent,
i, Sterling exchange easy with actual busl
ness in bankers' bills at 3485.75 to 3485.80
for demand and at 3482.70 to 34K275 for so
dsV Ollls. Posted rated rate $4 8354 and
' Commercial bill 3482. , Bur silver
Art-, Mxican dollar 349.
'SA'SiA'a tj. ' '.y . , -' 7 11 j if
1a Raltlmorev lroduce.
Baltimore, .March Flour , quiet, un-
riianitea, , nutmi (juiei; spot Contract 83
to 33. ' I . , 1 T , ' -
Corn firmer: spot 46 to t; Southern
Wlilta 45 to 48. ; Outs easier: No. 3 mixed
34 to 34. Rye easier; No, 2 Western
70 to 71. Butter, firm, unchanged- fancy
imitation 31 to SB; do ereumery 29 to 30.
y Egg -steadr, unchanged 1444. ' Cheese
Arm,' unchanged.. . Sugar-- steady, un
changed, , , . s ." k " ' " ,
1 ,ft , Chicago Jrala.A " -;
'. Chicago, March 6. Aellvo, covering hv
short who were forced to eover by the
strong condition of . the cash wheat
market caused m close In the local
wheat .market: -hero to-day final. quota
tlona on the May option being up .
Corn showed .r In of . Oate Were un
Provlslona were 2 to So lower, s- ,
jiCotio Secdtom, 'l
' New' Tork. 1 Marolt .-iTotton aeetf ol
we Arm with trade only Moderate, Of
ferlnas-. light, prime crude , f.o b. mills
24'4 to to; prime summer yellow 33 to 324;
prime . white -S44 10 J&j prime winter
yellow 34 to 35. ' ...
" , Ktm York Produce.
' New Tork. AMarch Flour "ateady.
Rye , flou quiet. Cornmeal nrnt-s Ry
nominal. Barley steady. Wheat firm;
No. i red W4 elevate. . Options showed
tt to c net advance, May 8B; July
S64 Sept WA. v . ' -
Corn Arm; No. 3, M elevator. Option
showed to Ho net rlae. May 40 July
49( Bept, 60. , - "
Oat ateady: mixed 4H te 35. , .
Tallow steady, s Beef steady. . CutmeaU
firm. Iajrd steady' : Western prima WIM
to 37.96., Refined Steady. Pork ftrm.
Rosin steady. Turpantlna firm 72 to 72.
Rice steady. ,. Molassea ateady.j Cofteo.
spot Rio qult;,No, 7 Invoice T-1. Mild
fluleti cordova 4 , to 12. -Futures
teady at a net decline of 10 to 15 point.
Sugar, raw steady; fair refining 2 29-.C
to 2 15-W; . oentrifugal 313-32 to 3 7-10;
molasses sugar 821-82 to 11-16. . Refined
quiet. . . ' A' ' ' ' " ' '"
. Butter sieaay, , uneese nrra. tuggs nrm
Peanut and freight quiet and un
changed. f otatoea- steady Maine ana
other ; Eastern, per bag, gl.76 to $1.90;
Stat and Western 1 .66 to 31.80; foreign
ll.w to fi.w; sweets quiet, uncnangea
Cabbage easy.t unchanged.
Tlie Dry Goods Rlarket-
New Tork, March 6. Spring business
in the dry goods market Is proceeding
satisfactorily to the jobbers, returns
from the west being particularly en
couraging.
CIIARIOTTE COTTON MARKET.
- ' March 6.
These figures represent price paid to
wagon.
Good middling .. .. ... ..
Strict middling ..
Middling .. ,
Good middling, tinged.;.
Stains .. .. .... .. ... ...
... 10
.. 10
... 10
... tfS
COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS
' . ' Tester- Last
A - day. Tear, i
Galveston..,. .. .. .. tX . 12.779
New Orleans .......10,908 14,495
Mobile 372 63
Savannah 2.997
Charleston 181 143
Wilmington . .... 35 , 202
Norfolk 9:!8 1,443
Boston .-. .. .. .. 81 166
Philadelphia 76
Various , 56
Total .. .. .. ,. .' 33.143 , 60.830
- ' ESTIMATES.
To- Last,
day. Year.
New Orleans ,500f 10.600 t.273
Houston 5,760 8.250 14,105
Galveston .. .. 7.0CO 8,000 7,859
, - .
. ' INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
1 " Tester- Ijist
day. Year.
Muniphis .... 3,114 8,315
Augusta 135 469
St. Louis 3,202 2,118
Cincinnati 597 315
Houston 6.827 11.871
PORT MOVEMENT.
Galvexton. firm l"Ta
Nw Orleans, firm 10 13-16
Mobile, nrm .. .. 10 11-16
Savannah, steady .10 9-16
Charleston, firm Whf,
Wilmington, steady 104
Norfolk. Arm 10
Baltimore, nominal 11
New Yorkk, steady 11.30
Boston, steady 11.30
Philadelphia,-steady .. ..' .. ......11.65
Houston, Hteady 0 10
Augusta, Hteady ll
Memphis, steady and nominal 11
St. Louts, steady 10 15-16
liilsvllle. firm 11 3-16
C. P. Kills ft Co.'s Cotton IjCtter.
Special to The Observer.
New Orleans, La.. March 6. Instead
of a decline of 2 to 3 points as had been
generally expected In response, to the
reak In American markets yesterday,
Liverpool recorded an Improvement-of 4
points, with sales of 12,000 bates. Cables
were uniformally bullish, foreshadowing
a continuance of liberal spot sales.
' Sellers of yesterday Whose diagnosis of
market conditions evidently proved er
roneous. Inasmuch as they accepted the.
weakness abroad as an indication of a
cessation of the demand front' -spinners,
have been diligently covering their out
standing commitments to-day. - while
some frenh buying has also bern in evi
dence doubtless in the conviction that
the trade are In need of further supplies
and will continue to acquire them around
current or -at slightly higner prices. At
best the market is a small affair, now
ever, readily influenced either way by
Orders of any volume to buy or sell, but
It is plain that it Is more responsive to
favorable than to unfavorable develop
ments. In other words, the predominate
Ing opinion Is apparently that existing
values represent the legitimate price tor
cotton based upon the supply as meas
ured to the consumption, ana any ma
terial weakness is regarded as unjusti
fied unless it receives Its inspiration from
the withdrawal or tne trade, barring
which a gradual Improvement wil
doubtless be witnessed. At the same
time, the volume of speculation would
Drove unequal to alone support values.
and a stoppage! of spinners buying would
be the signal for a substantial reaction.
Under the circumstances, operations
should be predicated upon this feature,
Which appears the potent one for the
time being. While spots are Hn such ac
tive Inquiry, scalping operations should
be made on the long side. As- Soon as
this demand subsides, selling on bulges
will offer greater attraction.
C. P. ELLIS CO,
NEW YORK BONDS.
IT. 8. refunding 2s, registered
V. B. refunding 2, coupon ....
LT. 8. 3s, registered
17. S. '3s. coupon
V. fl. Old 4, registered ,...v.
V. B. Old 4e, coupon
IT. S. New 4s, registered
I". 8. New 4s, coupon
American Tobacco 4s
American Tobacco 6s
Atchison general 4s
Atchison adjustment 4s
Atlantic Coast Line 4s .. .. .. ,
Baltimore Ohio 4s
Baltimore & Ohio 3s
Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s .. .. .
Central of Ga. 5s ofd..
....103
....103
....03
....103
....102
....103
....130
....130
.... 79
....116
103
.... 95
. .. 89
....104
.... 93'i
- .. 93
....114
.... 96
, .. 87
.... 84
,.106i
.... 80
..... 99
Central of Ga. 1st Inc.;
Central of Ga- 2nd Inc
Central of Ga. 3d Inc
Chesapeake & Ohio 4s .. ..
Chicago & Alton 3s
Chicago, B. & Q. new 4s ...
Chicago. R. I. a P. R. R. 4e.
Chicago, R. I. & Pacific R. R. col. (a 89
C. C U. & St. luls gen. 4 102
Colorado Industrial 6s Ser, A 77
Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. B 74
Colorado Midland 4s ... 76
Colorado ft. Southern .4s A ,94
Cuba 6 .. .... .... .... ..............105
Denver Rio Grande ... ...... 99
Distillers' Securities 6s .... 87
Krie prior lien 4s .....100
Erie General 4s ... ,. 93
Hocking Valley 4s ) ofd ..10
Japan 6s ,100
Japan 6s, 2nd Series .. .. .. ..100
Japan 4. .. ..v -.. 90
Japan 4s, xer. 2nd Series. ..,.,.... .t B0
Loulavllls Nash. Unified 4s. ...... ...103
Manhattan consol gold 4,. .. ...,, .102
Mexican tntral 4a .. .. .. .. ....... 2tt
Mexican Central 1st Inc.. .... .. ..24
Minn. A St. Louis 4s.. 92
Miasourl, Kansas A Texas 4 .. .. v.100
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2nd t
National R. R. w Mexico oon... 4s;i..
jew ior central gen. ....
M
,.im
...,W3
New jersey, ventral general fig
Northern Pdclflo 4a. .. .. ..
Northern Pactfle 3s
Norfolk As Western consol 4s ..
..loni
... 96
Oregon -Short Line rfdg. 4s.., ..
Penn. ev. 3s 101
Reading General 4w..',...'Mji,..,,...KM
St. U t Iron Mt. consol (...... 117
St. L. tt San Francisco fg. 4 86
flt. L. S' western con. 4s ofd. M
Seatmard Air Lin 4 .',.. ......... ..ivi tO.
Southern Pacific 4 .,.1 93
Southern. Pacific 1st 4a certificates.; MU
Southern Railway ,t .v ...,,..117
Texas ft faeinc ists' ..v,...Vi.-...;,i23 ;
EoladO, St. l St West.' , v.. H
t'nlon Paclfto 4s.,.,,,,, i. ,,.. ...104
Cnlott Pacific cv, 4a, ,.,.153 '
IT. S. fiteel 2nd Ss. jm'ii
Wabash 1st nfd.w ..,.. a 116
Wabash Deb. B.... .. 81
Western kid.
Wheeling A- Lake F.rle 4,,.,((,..(. 30 ,
Wisconsin Central 4 .. ... ,.,,.,...,1 92
Is th', spring tfm ; you renotato
youf bouse, . Whjr noi your nodyf
Ilolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea drives
out Impurities, cleanses and -enriches
the blond) and purines the entire sys
tem. - It cents. RH. Jordan. A Ca
t
Qharlotie, North Qaroiina
Gotton and ; W ooleh Mill
Machinery
Correspondence Solicited
CHICAOO KROUUCE.
WHEAT
Hlatt
Low CIos
Sept, ....
July .. .
May ,..
CORN-
July ..
Bept, ..
May .....
OATS
Bept. .. .
July ....
May
PORK-
May .. .
July .. .
LARD
Muy .. .
July ..
Sept. ..
RlBSh-
May . .
July .. .
Sept. ..
...... TO
..A. ..79
79
.. ....43
444
.4315
78 7H
78 79
7814 AMTs
43
43
43
28
29
30
15.45
15.50
7.82
7.92
8.05
828
8.30
..284
..29
....30
.15.76
.15.67
. 7.90
. 8.00
. 8.12
. 8.35
. 8.40
16. 7S
16.65
7.86
7.96
8.07
8.30
8.82
8.40
CLOBINO STOCK LIST.
Adams Express
248
103
41
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Car & Foundry pfd 100
American Cotton Oil S-s
American Cotton Oil pfd 90
American Kxpress "
American Hide & Leather pfd 35
American Ice 47
American Ice pfd
American Linseed Oil .. .. .. 21
American Unseed Oil pfd.. ... .. .. 44
American Locomotive .....'. 67
American Locomotive pfd.. -.. . ..iiH
American Smelting & Refng.... ..164
Americttn Smelting a Refng. pfd. ...121
American Sugar Refining 138
American Tobacco ofd. certlf 104
Anaconda Mining Co 2531
Atchison 89A
Atchison pfd 102
Atlantic Coast Line .. .. 156
Baltimore & Ohio 110
Ba t more & Ohio ofd K
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 79
Canadian Pacific 169
Central of New Jersey ,2124
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton 30
Chicago A Alton pfd.. 77
Clucaao Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern 224
Chlcaao. Mil. & Bt. faui i(
Chicago Terminal A Trans .. 12
Chicago Terminal Trans, pfd 30
C. C & Bt. IOU1R v
Colorado Fuel & Iron 59
Colorado & Southern 33
Colorado & Southern 1st pfd 71
Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd .. .. 49
Consolidatpd Gas 156
Corn Products 17
Corn Product pfd 56
Delaware & Hudson 303
Delaware. Iackawanna & West.. ..450
Denver & Rio Grande 43
Denver Rio Grande pfd 86
Distillers' Securities 65i
Erie .'. 41
Krle 1st pfd 77
Krie 2n.i pfd 68
General Electric 167
Hocking Valley 115
Illinois Central ifi
International Paper 21
International Paper pfd 83
International I'unip 28
International Pump pfd 81
Iowa Central 30
Iowa Centra lpfd 57
Kansas City Southern 2
Kansas City Southern pfd 59
Louisville Nashville 145'4
Manhattan L 156
Metropolitan Securities 71
Metropolitan St. Ry 115
Mexican Ontral 23 j
Minneapolis & St. Louis 76
Minn., St. P. & Sault. Ste. M 149 !
Minn.. St. P. & Sault Ste. M. pfd. ...169
Missouri Pacific 99
Missouri, Kansas & T 33
Missouri. Kansas & T. pfd 71 I
National lud 77 !
Nutiomil R. R. of Mexico prd 38 j
New York Central 146
New York Ontario & Western 49 1
Norfolk & Western 86 i
Norfolk & Western pfd 90 j
North American 98 1
Pacific Mail 41 '
Pennsylvania
Wbu'rgf c. c; & sr-iv:..::::::::: 8
Pressed Steel Car , si
Pressed Steel Car pfd. 87
Pullman Palace Car 236
Reading
..128
Reading 1st pfd
Reading 2nd pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel jpfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
Rubber Ooodx
Rubher Goods pfd
St. L. & San Fran. 2nd pfd
Bt. I Southwestern
8t. L. Southwestern Dfd
. m)
. 96
;
.108
. 26
. 66
45
23
4
Southern Pacific gRm
Southern Pacific pfd 117 !
uuifri ii xv" ii v, ny ; 33r
Southern Railway pfd .......100
Tenn. Coel Iron 14714
Texas & Pacific s2
Toledo, St. L. West 36u
Toledo, St. Ix)uls a West, pfd: 64
tJiiiuii raciiitT
Union Pacific pfd
United States Express
United States Leather
United States Leather
United States Resit v ...
..150
.115
pfd.
United States Rubber
United States Rubber pfd
United States Steel
United States Steel pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical ......
Virginia-Carolina Chemical nM
Wabash ...... :
Wabash pfd
Wells-Kargo Express
Westlnghouse Electric .....
Western Union .. ..... ,j
Wheeling Lake Erie ...
Wisconsin Ontral
Wisconsin Centrul v pfd
THE STAMP OF PER.
FEGTIOHV' . , : ,
Our name bu machinery; ,
means that in its inanu- '
t acture quality was the
first consideration, price
the second.. That is why : '
We grow. 1 ' ' a- ' t
, . IsUTOFACrDRXIUI Of y '
Cotton Mill, Cotton Oil and
, Other Machinery,
. S3
. 63
.112
m
.16
.60
ltflU.
7?
60
......230
158
, 93
19
, 26
.64
41
Van x Landing ham & Howell
Qt,iA
. OIUUUUIU, flUCIlOU, lilUIIUIUO Ui UU.
I ' . h . '
" EOVPTIAN COTTOX, DUNDEE
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
1,1 " i
t
JAMES E. MITCHELL CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cotton Yarns and Cotton
Cloths.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Philadelphia, 13a and 121 Client nut St.
Boxton, 4S& Summer St.
New Vork, No. .73- Ijeoiianl St.
Manufacturers
and Jobbers
Frequently Und It necessary to
have Banking Facilities in ad
dition to those offered by local
bank.
THE
First National Bank
of Richmond, Virginia,
. With
II, I50,000.e0 Capital
18,000,000.09 Deposits
17,000,000.00 Total Resources
Offer Jut the Additional Fa
cilities Roqulred.
Jno. B. Purcell. President;
Jno. M. MUler, Jr., Vice Presi
dent; Chas. R. Burnett. As
sistant Cashier; J. C. Joplin,
Assistant Cashier.
HOOK, AND ROGERS
ARCHITECTS
CHARLOTTE A GREENSBORO. N.C.
Wheeler, Runge and Dickey !
i
ARCHITECTS
Second Floor 4C'a Building.
HARIiOTTE, N. C.
FRANK P. MIL-BURN
ARCHITECT
Columbia,
S. C.
BANDY & TERRELL,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Consulting, Hydraullo and Sewer
Englneera. Plans and estimates for
power plants and sower systems made
on application. "V '
Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Assoc. M. A.
M.r So. C. E.. and Terrell. C. E.
Rensater.
ESTABLISHED 1380
C. P miS X COMPANY
Cotton Commission Merchants
- MEMBERS OF -
. Co"" Ech'?f' New
' Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool
Cotton Brokers' Association. New Or-
leans uoara or Trade.
Cotton Exchange Building
NEW ORLEANS
Special attention glvn to executing
f orders In contracts for future de
livery of cotton in all the markets.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
DR. 0. L. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST.
CARSON BUILDING
Southeast Cornar
FOURTH AND TRTON STREETS.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.,
HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK.
MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change, Associate Members Liver
pool Cotton Exchange.
ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur
chase and sale of cotton for future
delivery- Correspondence Invited.
Machinery for Farm and fac
tory. FntrinPC Three kinds, from 12
u5 t0 150 R R
Return Tubular and I
' Dnrfohl
on skids, :
from 12 to 150 H. P.
imjroVcd Gin Machinery,
C -
S
and Presses, and complete
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day and over.
SEW MillS, Four or five kinds,
; v 'all sizes in use in
the South.
Pc!!cys and Shafting,
smallest to complete cotton
mill outfits. ,r
HDD ELL COMPANY,
lS:l.e.rl. C fv - '
It
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AND CALCUTTA BURLAPS. " ;
ADDRESS! C11ARIOTTIC, N. C.' '
Ml 01 Won
SOUTH TBTOM T..
OHAftLOTTR. N. O.
II
Revolving; Flat Card,
Railway Heads,
Drawing; Frames,
Spinning- Frames,
Twisters and Spoolers
Qu liters and Reels,
Looms,
COMBERS
ETC., ETC
The Largest Pipe
The Philip
85 per cent. Magnesia for covering high-pressure steam pipes.
Asbestos Moulded for covering low-pressure steam pipe3.
Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipe3.
Hair Felt for covering exposed pipes.
Pipes covered with Carey's Coverings never give trouble.
For further information, estimates, etc, address
Charlotte Branch The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co.
216 1 College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager.
MILLER & COMPANY
EXCHANGE BROKERS.
No. 100 Broadway. - - - New Tork.
Member: New Tork Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Bxchanpte. New York
Coffee Exchange. New York Produce Ex
change. New OrUana Cotton Exchange.
New Orleans Board of Trade. Chicag
Roard of Trade. Liverpool Cotton. Asso
ciation. Executes orders on any of thf I
exchanges of which we are member.
All orders sent to our branch office at
Greenville, S. C. will be transmitted
Instantly bv private wire to our main
l office In New York, and executions re.
ported promptly.
I The Best Service. Prompt Attention,
I Immediate Settlements.
Your Business Sollolted.
F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. ,
117 W. Washington St., Greenville, 8. C,
I COTTON SEED OIL
and (Jin Machinery
$ NOT IN ANY COMBINATION
-vj OH TRUST.
X Complete plant from fifteen to
two hundred tons capacity. Spe-
clal small nil plants for gin-
nerles. Complete cotton gin-
nlng systems.
E. Van Winkle Gin and
is macmne woncs,
a rwr avmat
GEORGIA.
xomo94o9
.
HUWM JVLAUUA: UU.,
Bankers
Miscellaneous Southern Sncurltlea
WILMINGTON, N. C. i
Washington, D. C, 408 Colorado Bldg)
Cotton Mill Stocks I
WILLIAM B. CHARLES,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON YARNS. ALL COUNTS
COTTON GOODS
COTTON AND COTTON WASTE.
Amsterdam, - New York.
RICHARD A. BLYTHE,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON WARPS AND YARNS.
No. 114 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, , . .
' PA.
A D SALKELD tt BRO.,
COMMISSION IICIICHANTS
SS-T Leonard St.,
NEW YORK.
COTTTON TARNS.
WITH,
FredTc yietor?!&Achelis.
WM. D'0LIERk & CO.,
COMMISSION SIEIICHANT9
COTTONiYiJS
Vblrd and Chestnnt Bta.
Mariner and Merchant nidf
- t 1 ! r-' x?1 It.
EZiPSUA.- FA. '
& ClARii
1 $
XcltCa CCiTiiSSiCH; :
MILL MACHINERY.
Stuart W. Cramer,
.ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR.
51ubbers,
Roving Frames
Intermediates,
Jack Frames
Covering Plant In
Carey Manufacturing Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
BBS
j I PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO
COTTON
83 Leonard Street, - -
Third and Chestnut Streets,
210 Monroe Street - - -
J. SPENCER TURNER CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICES: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, London, England.
Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods.
iCROMPTON-THAYER LOOM CO.
WORCESTER. MASS.
FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM.
i TOWEL, DAMASK. QUILT. CA88IMERE. BLANKET LOOMS, ETC..
j DOBBIES, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS. ETC.
j SOUTHERN OFFICE: CHARLOTTE. X. C. f
ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers.
Cotton Ginning Machinery
Ml'N;i-'.lt. PRATT. WIN'SIIIP.
THE CONTINENTAL
Their merits are knoun around the world.
Eor catalogue and Information, address
CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY. - - Charlotte. N. G.
JENCKES SPINNING CO.
PAWTUCKET, R. I. ;
COTTON YARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. fi
Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. ;A
O. a. ROB BINS it
Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power PlantaV
and General Machnerv. r . f :
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. ' .
HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE
OILS
Soowaa Bait Olla and Greases. Labrltratttur Greutaea. Raadv.Mlx-ad FaAata.;-:
uota water faint. Agenta
GEO. B. HISS OIL G0i
J CHARLOTIT4 N. 0, - ' ' " ..
VICTORIA KEENE'S
-Ay
a The test and most econ
omical material known for
plastering and Imitation tile
work. 1 ' K
173 Main Gt, Norfolk, Viv
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CQUITASLB BUItOINOV ' ?-'
ATLANTA, iV,
Automatic Feeders,
Openers and Trunks
Breaker, Intermediate and
Finisher Lappers,
Kirschner Carding Beaters
Thread Extractors,
Waste Pickers, etc - '.A
Raw Stock Dryers.
ETC., ETC.
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The United States
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
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