points
Firmer Knot ' - Situation " nd - Bad
. gather Orrr tJo tUtit Caused Ad-
' lance of 10 to 18 Point 'to oe
Itaauhod, ' but Reaming by Early
1 Buyers Blade Market Ease Off. .
York, Marco IS.-rThe.cettort mar
ket Was very quiet ; to-day. but ruled
steadier'; In tone and 'closed at a. net ad
vance 'of ;'. points, galea, were tl
mated at JSO.OOO bale. '
The, opening Was steady at an advance
of $ to- J, "points In response to higher
Vcsbles than expected, Unsettled weather
VMn me BOMiB en? Tepprta or aiv 'improves!
f spot demand. ' Right after the call all the
active month showed net gains ranging
Irom to 9 points on covering of aborts
and little
buvinc for at ,urn. but there
' , at no indication of bull support and as
cotton gains 4 to
4 soon jas the1 reauiiements or the more
.. timidv short wm filled the market euaed
oil to practically the closing figures or
i . the previous day. under a renewal or lo-
, cal baar oressura and llmiidatinn. . PrU
M .Vate advices from the SowtH continued
r W iom in reporting nrmer spot suus-
tioit and bad weather over the belt. It be-
Ing elated that temperaturea were low
.iw oan Aniomo atatrtci wmie, rains
i1;' ,werf checking farm work In otherseo-
K ' J- tionai. and; the "market -rallied . acaindurw-
Ani:& the nrfetoirinn . with nr mih t. M
time allowing: a net auin of 10 to 13 points
iew--"crop months being relatively nrm.
i f 1 award the clone realizing by early buy
ers' caused -recessions- of ft- or t- points
, Crom the best, ! and the flnal . tone - was
v&i4jr ;hvuu7' DUUlllvi u fray '
were generally unchanged. It is reported
that there Is a good inquiry for supplies
r from the local stock, but sales oniciany
. reported were only 8,08 bales,
Keceints of cotton at
ecelpts of cotton at the ports to-day,
30,863-bales, against 14,23 last week and
a. 484- last year. For the week, 100.800
bales.: aSHinst- lfl&.2t- last-week and 150..
'- 175 hist yeri,'Toidy 'a receipts at New
virie&na, ,sw oaies, , against iu,i9tr iasi
yi
ear, ana at Houston.. saws bales, against
stocks amosip "stagnant
Mine Workers' Re.Asaetnbllng Partly
' Responsible for Kxtxrme Dullness
-Louisville A XasUvlUe Strong and
r i n...ia ,i u
- weak.
1 New Tork, March 15. According to the
' alternating movement of the stock mar
ket which has become noticeable this
week;-prices should have advanced to-
day In reversal of the late decline of yes
terday. As a nutter of fact, a tendency
' towards recovery became faintly- per
ceptible In the market after some early
- extension of yesterday's decline. There
was not sufficient " motive power In thb
-Volume of transactions, however, to give
' the movement of prices much headway.
The .recovery was also Impeded by the
continued liquidation in suine of the pub
lic utilities stocks. The dullness of the
market was so extreme as to leave the
trading absolutely Idle for long periods
during which not a single transaction
was recorded on the tape. The practically
' Stagnant market was attributed partly to
the re-assembling of the United Mine
. 'Workers' convention and the desire to
.' wait the outcome of its deliberations.
The ,call money market held its firmer
tone to-day, the rate raising to 9 per
cent, during a late flurry. The day's
dividend disbursements, including the
$15,000,000 by the Standard Oil Company,
were estimated at over $18,000,000. Louis.
i vlllto 6 Nashville waa conspicuous for
strength to-day, Influenced by rumors of
an intended Increase In the dividend rate.
The influence of the collapse in the
Chicago Union Traction stocks was em-
; pnasisea by the late rise in the call
; money rate to 9 per cent, and by the
violent, drop in Missouri Pacific of
points by intervals of half to 1 point
between sales. The poor showing of the
- annual report and the recent retirement
.'front-the directorate of important flnan
f clal Interests were credited with the drop
in the stock. The market closed weak.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
vniuew . i,Bto,wv. UDueci males oonoa
' were all unchanged on all:
Total 'Mies- Were 625. 460 shares. Includ
ing: uopper i&aeo; Cotton Oil 800- A.
l. 1.800: B. R. T. 36.000: C. Ik O inn- Pun.
W. 100; Readlhg 47-.30OF Southern Railway I
j,uu, preierrea iw; j;. is. & i. eon; 1 nlon
Pacific 36,600; Steel 84.200; Va.-Caro.
-iiem, i.sou; eioss-anetiieia oo.
Gain of Several Points at New Orleans.
.- New Orleans. Match'. 15. finnt nnhnn
. Steady, sales 4.460 bales, includ nsr KM m
.arrive ana XJ l.o.ls, (quotations un
changed: middling W. Futures opened 4
r to S points up and by noon had gained '2
to points aaaiuonai on favorable I.iv
' erpool cables. The trading was verv lleht
no in me noseuce oi support aunng the
afternoon session, prices eased off 3 to 4
points and closed steady, the old crop
juiPHina ciiiuwiijk net gams OI 3 to 4
' points.
; New Orleans Futures.
-" New Orleans, March 15. Cotton fu.
; tures" closed : March 10.41; April 10.49;
.May .10 54; June 10.60; July 10. t; Aug.
10.61J Oct. 10; Dec. 10.02.
JK New York Cotton. V
New York, March 15.-Cotton. spot
Closed steady, 10 points higher; mdidling
upianas ij.ub; middling gulf 11.30; sales '2,
048 f bales. Futures onened stenriv and
I f closed barely steady:
March
April ..
May t.
Jun ,.
; July 4.
Aug, .
Sept, .
Oct. .
Nov,,..
Dec. t.
upen mgn jw ciose
.-10.24 . 10.!9 121 lO.'.'t
. ..m.2 10.30 10.)
. . J0i39 10.46 10.65
10.28
10.40
10.48
10.&2
..10.50 10.58
..10.47-48 10.54
..10.18 10.J4
..10,10 10.15
10.48
10.48
10.17
10.06
10T10
10.17
10.48
10.20
10.10
10.12
10.15
10.19
.10.14
v 10.20
10.17
1 ian( i ,.
; Liverpool Cotton. ,
Liverpool, March IS. Cotton,
spot In
fair demand; prices 2 to 4 points lower;
American middling; fair 6.28; good mld-
4 dling fM middling 6.78; low middling
good ordinary o.n; ordinary The
Uwalesof tho day were 10.000 bales, of
Which 1.000 were for speculation and ex-
. port ' and Included 9300 American. Ro-
I ' . MA . . 1 1 1 . . -3 t AAA A . ,
. i-npil i,wi ihucb, uiciuuiiiii WV AiiieriuHn.
. Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and-steady; American middling g.o.e.
March 0.59; MarcfuAprit 6.59: April-May
I SO!' Map-June j5.2: June-July 5.4; July
Aug. IW; Ang.-8ept. 5.S3; Sept.-Oct. 6.51;
- Oct.tNov. 6.48: 'Nov.-Dec. 6.45: Dec-Jan.
.46! Jan.-Feb. 6.46.
I- -ti : Naval Stores. .
RavAnnah. On.. March 16. Turner! tine
(nrm 0; sales 113; receipts 63; shipments
oz.r
;. Rosin firm: sales 859: receipts 833; ship
ment 797; stock 35.088. Quote: A B C D
, band v 4.o; o M.io; m k.-ti: i m sa; it
IC 2ft; N i5.20;,N $5.90; W O 86.10. W1W
. V
Wflmlnglort,": ifarch "15. Spirits turpeh
tin nrm 68; receipts S oasgs.
ftosln firm tt.tiO: recelnts 842.
Tar firm 11.80: recelnts T7.
Is ACfu,,e Ttunjentln. firm. ICOo; and
l.(IO.'Wlalpta.-4liii.i'.r.f-
Tho Bfoney Market.
New York, March 16-Money on 'call
Strong and Wgh ;6 to .9 per cent; ruling
rat 6H; closing bid pffered at 5t. Tim
loans steady t' 60. days . and 90 days- 5 . to
tHi ir months I per cent. . Prime nier
eantlls ipuper to 6W nr nt.' Hterlino-
exchange strong: closing easier with ac-
TAVimtiMw uvpd ,swiaifj mnint WILIt
tual busioess to baikera bills at $486 60 to
?4.w w eetnuMjma ni (4X3.70 to 8483.76
for day bM. ' Posted ; rates- H83 to
tmty and $4H 84B7.H Commercial bills
to W'4.t Bar slh-er W. . Mwn
m . . SA.' .fin.! '. '-, .: ,jt::.. . ,t'.' 'i1 , ""..vV" ' . " 7
1
Baltimore frorinr.' "
Batmorc. March IS. Klour dntt. ' nn
ehanged. Wlieat 1 dull; - apotv. contract
821s to Corn strong; anot 4iU,to
4.i; Southern- whits n to . ,
Oata steady, ffoi I , mixed iti Ut 4.
Rye dU; No, Western to 70. -7
Butler 'jfirm, tinchangedj fancV'tmlTaZ
tion 21 te 22; do erMmery 8; do India m
to J; store packed. J5 to 1, . ', - 4
Kggs firmer IfcVi. Cheese ' firm,, un
changed 4 Sugar, strong, Vnehanged. - "
,;n i i ii .1,1 i. inf.1.1 4 .v'V '
Cnlcaft-o Grain. v
Cntcago,-; March 1$. Improved demand
for flour, and cash wheat at outside grain
centers, - together- with an estimate of
depressed, shipments ef wbat from Ar
rentine caused strength to-day In the lo
rut wheat market., .At tho clone May 'op
tion was up to Ta.-' Corn-was up- H
H- Oat showed a gain of Hto fi.
1 rovlsons wets 7M to fc!',4C higher. ' -
Kew York. March li Flour ouiet but
steady.i Rye flour, dull.. Cornmeal gtedy
Barley dull; malthig 4 to 60.
Wheat Hrrni No. i red W elevator. vOp
tions dosed H to He net higher. May
closed 84; July 414; 8ept. 81.
Corn steady; K. i. 1 elevator. Optlona
Closed Hc.net higher." May 4j, July 48;
atsrsteidy.'mfged W'
Beef steady. Cutmeats firm, -pickled toel-
lle ( tO 10. rM - K - ' ' t
Lard firm. Western prime to fTO;
refined firmi continent IS-ZS s
v pork steady. Tallow - steady, Cotton
eed oil was about steady with a. moder
ate speculative demand. Trim crude f.
o.b., mills 24H to 85; prime eummer yl
low iVi to Slfc: prime white $4 to Wfc;
prima winter yellow to mi.
pAtutAM Miik Hermilda. . second Cfott
par barrel 3.W to sweets ouu ud
changed. ; ,
rubhuirea dull, unchanged. Freights
and peanuts steady, unchanged. Butter
Ami. " unchanged. - . Cheese firm, unchan
ged. Eggs firm; nearby selected 91 to 22;
Western firsts 16; Southerns 13Vi to
15.
Rosin ftrm. Turpentine Arm U to 7J,
nice quiet. . qauiuamva sicauy. .
- ifntrmA innt . Xiin nuimt. " mild .-' tejtv
Futures finally -steady net unchanged to
points lower, . , ' a
Suaar raw strong: fair refining 3: cen
trlfugal 96 test 3 to 317-32; molasses
sugar 2. Refined firm.
,-,-Tlie Dry Good AlarkeC 'V
New Tork, March tt.The dry "goods
marnet to-aay . recoverea irom tne re
vision in prices in bleached goods upon
the announcement that the lines on
which prices were reduced are now near
ly sold up til full. Printed goods were
strong, the p tocks of first and second
hands being low. . Orav goods remained
quirt, and the' weather held the jobbing
trage aown somewnat. jrieecea unaer
Wear was well sold for the fall, and there
was a renewal In the demand for light
weight woolens for immediate delivery.
Seaboard Air Line Stocks.
, Baltimore, M4-. March S." 'A. 1
common K'i -asked;- do preferred 65H
asked. . vj.., '...,.. ...'
C:' P. Ellis & Co.'s Cotton Letter.'
Spefcia! fd Tha dbservef; ' ' ' ' '
New Orleans, La., March 15. Liverpool
was better than, the, logical expectation
and private cables were also more re
assuring, stating that the weekly reaue
tlon of the visible supply figures for the
ensuing six weeks,- and large require
ments of consumers until the end or the
season, with the uncertainty attached to
the extent of next season's yield. Justi
fied considerably higher prices. . Such
optimistic expressions, coupled to the
continuance of unfavorable weather con
dition throughout the South, induced
the scalping element to endeavor to ef
fect some recovery in American mar
kets in which they were successful only
to an Insignificant extent. In tact when
they attempted to' sell out their pur.
chases, it Was found that the speculative
support was conspicous by Its absence.
notwithstanding the early dissemination
of bullish opinions.
Thus it is that the situation Is really
uninviting for speculative ventures ex
cept for quick profits. On the one nana,
we find a general contention, among spot
dealers, that the trade demand Is of a
very satisfactory character, not par
ticularly ilberau nut substantial, and
constantly accompanied by statements of
extravagant profits accruing to manufac
turers on the present basis. On the oth
er hand, attention ' is directed to the rela-
tlve dearness of existing values as con.
trasted to a corresponding period a year
ago. to the very favorable start of the
new crop, to the less buoyant conditions
In financial circles, and to the meagre
speculative support, arid it Is apparently
the concenus of opinion' that a radical
change In the phrase of the latter factors
is essential to intercept the prevailing
tendency to liquidate on the part of dls.
heartened holders of spots and futures,
a continuance of which will naturally
bring about u. lower plane of values, but
as it is reasonable, to suppose that the
trade will continue to acquire needed
supplies as prices weaken, it is also rea
sonable, to infer that any further decline
will progress very slowly, and be char-
acterised by frequent
variations
as
weatner conditions ar
re ci
ooa or Dad.
C, P. ELLIS & CO.
,.; QHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. .
' ,"' '''' March 15.
These figures represent prices paid to
wagons. v
Good middling..;.,. .. ,. .. ...,11
Strict middling.. .. , 10i
Middling , .. 10
Good middling, tinged ... -. 10
Stains .. , .. ..9 to 9
PORT MOVEMENT.
Galveston, firm 4.
New Orleans, steady
Mobile, steady ..
Savannah, steady
Charleston, nominal .. .. ,. ...
Wilmington, steady
Norfolk, quiet
Faltimore, nominal
New York, steady ,
Boston, steady
Philadelphia, firm
Houston, steady
Augusta, steady .. .... ..
Memphis, steady
St. Louis, dull ;.. ...
Louisville, firm
10
101
10 7-16
10
10
10
10
11.06
11.06
11.80
10
101.16
10
10
11
COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS.
. ' Tester. Last
- day. year.
Galveston 8.472 6.167
New Orleans 4,830 10,199
Mobile 226 l,l9
Savdnnah 1,791 2.781
Charleston 122
Wilmington .. ... .... 31 830
Norfolk .. .. .' 823 1,660
New York t. . 50
Boston 100 340
Philadelphia 19
Total 21,817
ESTIMATES.
To- Last,
day. year.
New Orleans 5,OflOB,000 8.254
Houston.,.., 4.600(86,000 3.291
Galx-eston 5,0O06,O0O 3.7K9
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Yester. Ist
day. year.
Memphis - 3,008
Augusta .. 287 920
St. Louis .. 1,664 2,058
Cincinnati .. 8C5 230
Houston .... t. 2,332 4,i2
CHARLOTTE PRODUCE.
(Corrected daily by J. W. Zimmerman
Company.)
Chickens-Spring .. .. .. 12 '825
Hens tcr head 35
Ducks .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ 28
KggS V'i.W: i.... ... .......... 13
Kye ., m
Oats-Feed ..t... 46 S0
Corn ... 64 6b$
Cotton Seed ......
Oat Seed .... .. 60 3f
Wheat- . High low -
Close
77
n
77
Sept.-U. ........ .. ... .7714. 779,
July U i 1 ,.n N TJH
May .a 414 hs) s4e797m
77
CORN
July , ..,,f,.,...43Xt
May' ear e - 4 s s
41T4.
44 A
434
'ssis
2
2
4S
4114
43
OATS - .
Sept ..'.... ..:
July ... .. .. .. i. ... ,W
Msv .. .. .3
&
. 23 'i,
16.82
15.71
T.fS
787
8.07
','.)
,'8.42
tM
PORK , V
May .. ,. ..' W ......15.
juiv .. .. i. ,...ii.nt
1S.00
16.62
LARD
May , ..
July .., t7
Rent - ..1.07
7
.71H)
,.
880
8.35
8.43
BIBS- , . . .
May... .. ,.-,7-, . x.w
July' ,. 8.45
Sept. ..... ... t 8.631
. CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Adams Express -v .uv i. .. 7
Amalgamated ' Ctopner .. w -.. .107t4
American Car & Foundry . rr-".,'1.. 4H
American car m uounory pia.. .. ,,-,.101 ,
kmoi-lun Cotton-Oil .. . ..i .- t4U
American Cotton Oil pfd v. M ,
American Express;., .i. .. ,.'...28
American Hide A Leather pfd .. KVi
American Ice . . .
American ice, pra i,....,.,.,
American Linseed Oil . ,y,i 21
American Unseed Oil pfd.. 45
American' Ixcomotrv . ...
A merlcan licomollw pfd v a S . v118
American- smeiung-.w rteing.i., -y ,,io',
American Smelting A Refng. pfd,.,. .Ill
American Sugar Refng. '
A meric it Toimceor pio. -xernr, i .?;.. ;ib
AniiconrU Mining Co., .i wv,,,.....2w
Atchison,. ... 1i
Atchison pfd ..... ,.. t ,n...,l"2
Atlantic Const Line i
Bultlmore & Ohio .. . a.H..'..l'i6
mexander
-i . ,' , ' Correspondence Solicited
Baltimore A Ohio pfd... ....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,
Canadian Pacific ..,- .' . '
Central of New Jersey ., .. ;,.
Chesapeake tk Ohio .. ..
Chicago & Alton ... v, ..A.
Chicago & Alton pfd .. ....
Chicago Great Western ... i
Chicago & Northwestern .. ..
Chlcaao. Mil. & St. Paul .. ,. ..
. -....1WH
...... so
75 '
20
. ,i ..23S
tioi
. .. U i
80
- "" J5 '
. i. t
. ,,,.. 2V4
Chicago Terminal &. Trans..
Chicago T. A Tranfc pfd
C, C. C & St. X-iuis v,
Colorado Fuel & Iron .. .
Colorado X Southern ..
Colorado & Southern ut pta , "
Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd
Consolidated Gas -u , ... '?,,
Corn Products .. v. r ii
Corn Products pfd ',.: ,," " fsJxu.
Delaware & HudsOn .. .. "'
Delaware, Lackawanna & West.....w
Denver & Rio Grande .. K
Denver & Rio Grande pfd .. .. .. .
rMailllem' Recurltiea .. ..
Rrlo .
Erie 1st pfd .. .
Erie 2nd pfd ..
General Electric
...... ii
i .
...... 1157
.... 83
,- .... 3S4:
.. .. 82 i
...iVW,.'!
Si
29. I
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central ., ...
Interna'tional Paper' ..r. ., .. ..
International Paper pfd.
International pump .. .. .,
International Pump pfd.... .. ...
Iowa' Central . . t.
Iowa Central vtfi
Kansas City Southern .. .. ..
...... ' I Hnnthprn nfn.. ..
... W
LoulsvlUe & Nash... ..
Manhattan L .
Metropolitan Securities ',,'i,7
Metropolitan St. Ry i"
Mexican Central
Minneapolis & St. L. .. ..
Minn., St. P. & Sault Ste. M.. .. ..150V
Minn.. Bt. P. & Sault Ste. M. pfd....l0 -t
Missouri. Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & T ..
Missouri, Kansas St Tex. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of Mexico pfd
New York Central
N. Y. Ontario & Western
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk & Western pfd
North American
Pacific Mail .. .,
Pennsylvania
People's Gas ..
94
84
71
lO !
89
... 145(4
, Cfl ,i
87U
.. .. 91
42 !
137 '
94 !
Flttsburg, C. C. & St. L f
Pressed Steel Car gj'
Pressed Steel Car pfd
Fullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading 1st pfd
Reading 2nd pfd f'
Republic 8teel
Repblic Steel pfd., ex. div 101 .
Rock Island Co -y
Rock Island Co. pfd 8
Rubber Goods '.
Rubber Goods pfd
Sr. L. & San Iran. 2nd pfd -4o
St. L. Southwestern
St. L. Southwestern pfd.. , 65
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific pfd "TVi
Southern Railway Vt
Southern Railway pio i"'7
Tennessee Coal & Iron , lf
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St. L. X West 35
Toledo St. I.. & West .35
Union Pacific "fi
Union Pacific pfd fn
United States Express 116
United States Leather
United States Leather pfd.,
United SUtes Realty ., .. ' ?
United States Rubber -
United States Rubber pfd
United States Steel 40-
U. 8. 'Steel-pfd..'.. ....... ... ...J05
Va.-Carollna Chemical .. .. ....... oi
Virginia-Carolina' Chemical pfd U
Wabash .. 22J4
Wabash pfd p- -SI1
Wells-Fargo Express .1;, 233
Westlnghouse Electric 1M
Western Union 3
Wheeling Lake Erie 19
Wisconsin Central 26
Wisconsin Central pfd , 65
NEW YORK BONDS.
U. S. refunding 2s. registered
V. S. refunding 2s, coupon .. ..
1'. 8. 3b, registered
1 1 ' H 9s. Vounon . I i
...103
...10414
103
.. .. ...103
.. ......103
,. ........104
.. .. ....131
ia.i,.tA -.t
... ...... 79
.. ......iib
, ..10
.94
99
.. ..,..;104
,. .. W
U. S. Old 4s, registered ..
IT. S. Old 4s. coupon .. .
Uv 8. New 4s, registered ..
V. & New 4s. coupon
American Tobacco 4s ..
American -Tobaxco 6s.. ..
Atchison general 4s
Atchison adjustment 4s.. .
Atlantic Coast Line 4s ..
Baltimore A Ohio s.. ..
Faltimore & Ohio 3s..
Brooklyn R. T. cv. s
Central of Ga. 5s.. u
Central of Oa. 1st Inc
91
85,
Central of Oa. 3d Inc..
Central of Oa. 3d Inc
Chesapeake & Ohio 4s.. ...... ,
Chicago & Alton 3s
Chicago. B. & Q. new 4s.
Chicago, R. I. & P. R- R- 4a......
Chicago, R. I. & P- R- R. col. 8s
C. C. C. & St. Louis gen. 4s ofd,.
Colorado Industrial 6s Ser. A...,,
rvilnrnrin Industrial 6s Ser. B.. ,.
106
ttii
..106
...7
VH
Colorado Midland 4s 76
Colorado & Southern 4S , " -
Cuba ,6s 104
Denver & Rio Grande 4s W
m.ttllsrs' Securities 6s 88
Erie prior lien 4s .101
Erie General 4s K!
Hocking Valley 4s 108
Japan 6s.. 100
Japan 6s. 2nd Series .....100
Japan 4s -
Japan 4s certificates 2nd Series., ..
Ivoulsvllle A Nash. Unified 4s 103
Manhattan consol gold 4s.. rt .,1"3
Mexican Central 4s 1 82
Mexican Central 1st Inc. 84
Minn. & St. Louis 4s old 94
Missouri,. Kansas A T. 4s.. .. .. ,...101
Missouri, Kansas & Tex. gnds..
National R. R. of Mexico consol 4s.. 86
N. Y. Central gen. 3s.. ., ,w.
New Jersey Central general 6s ;...
Northern Paolflc 4s,, ., :. ..... ,. ,. ,...lt4
Northern Paciflo 3s.v .. ,. v .. 78
Norfolk 6 Western consol 4s., ,, ..103
Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s.. .. .... 86
penn. cv. 3s.. ........lOOv
Reading General 4s.. .. . ..' ,v ..100
St. Lt A Iron Mountain consol 6a... .HH
St. L. A San- Francisco fg, ,4s..., mi
St. L. South western ont 4s. . .... 8y
"THE STAMP OF PER-
5 ; FE0TI0NV. ; f- ;
. Our namc3 on mAcbJne
means that in its manu-
facture quality waa the
. first consideration, price
- the second. That is why -
we grow; I ij
" lfANUr ACTUREK9 Of ;.-f
Ccttcn TI1TI, Cottcn Oil tzi
Ct!::r I!ic!iir:ry.
- ; -ii'lvAi T8EBg ....
Wa
y&fzGarsed
Mill
Seaboard Air Line 4s, .." ,
Southerns Paclrtc 4s.. ,. .
Southern Pacific -l"t 4s certiilcutcs.
Southern Railway 6
Texos & Pacille Ists .
Toledo, St. 1 & Western 4h . .
Union Pacific 4s.,f.v
Union Pacific cv,' 4s
17. S. Steel 2nd 8s,v
Wabash lsts .. .
Wabash Dob. B.' .
Western Md. 4s...;.
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JAMES E. MITCHELL CO.
COMMISSION MKKCHAXTH.
,Cotton Yams and Cotton
Cloths.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
PhiUulelpIila, 122 nd 121 Chestnut St.
a,. lloHton, 185 hummer St.
New York No, 73 Leonard St.-
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
M6O.SOO.00 Capital
$5,000,000.00 Deposits
$7,000,000.00 Total Resources
Offers lust ths Additional Fa
cilities Required.
Jno. B. Pureell, President;
no, M. Mllr, Jr., Vice Presl
dent; Chas. R. Burnett, As
gartant Cashier; J. C. Joplln.
Assistant Cashier.
HOOK AND ROGERS
ARCHITECTS
CHARIXTTE A GREENSBORO. N O.
Wheeler, Runge and Dickey
ARCHITECTS-
Second Floor 4Cs Building.
CHARIiOTTE, - - - - - - N. C.
FRANK P. MILBURN
- ARCHITECT
Coluinbia, -
S. 0.
. BANDY & TERRELL,
GREENSBORO. N". C.
Consulting, Hydraulic and Sewer
Engineers. Plans and estimates for
power plants and sewer systems made
on application.
. Bandy A. M., Ph. B. Assoc. M. A.
Iff., 80. C. E., and Terrell, C. E.
Rsnsater,
ESTABLISHED 1880
C. P ELLIS ft. COMPANY
Cotton Commission Merchants
MEMBERS OFr
The New Tork Cotton Exchange, New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool
Cotton Brokers' Association. New Or-
Means Board of Trad.
1S2 ' i - Cotton Exchange Bnlldlng
S.Hi.. NEW ORLEANS
Special attention given to executing;
of orders In contracts for future de-
I livery of cotton In all the markets.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
1
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AV J fj T. ALEXANDER
MJDt. W. X. n.ltXAMMUiO,
DENTIST.-
CARSOX BCTLDING
Southeast Corner
fourth and TRYON streets.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.,
AHANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORVC
MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex- j
- change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
.?,;ehanfe. Associate Members Lirsr
w nsol Cotton Exchange.
ORDERS. JSOLICITED-rFor. if Jpure
chase and sals of cotton for future
- delivery. Correspondence Invited.
Machinery for farm 2nd fac-
fory.
Rrsfprc Return Tubular and
"iT Portable on skids,
lfrom .l2to 150 H. P.
ln:;roved Gin Machinery, ngje
and , Presses, and complete
outfits of capacity of 100 bales
per day : and over. , 1 ' p t
C-v J'k Four or five kinds,
71 all sizes, ifttuse in
the South. t
emallest to complete; cottori
mill outfits.
LIDDELL COUPAUy,;
1 s v '
COTTON EV1 1 LL MACH1 IM ERY.
J ? Stuart Cramer,5
OUTM thyow t
' OHABLOTTt, N. O.
UK
Revolving Flat Card,
Railway Heads,
Drawing Frames,
5plnning Frames,
Twisters and Spoolers
Quillers and Reels
Looms,
COMBERS
ETC., ETC
The Largest Pipe
The Philip
4.
85 per cent. Magnesia for covering high-pressure steam pipes.
Asbestos Moulded for covering low -pressure steam pipes.
Wool Felt for covering low-pressure pipes.
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 S. College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager.
MILLER & COMPANY
EXCHANGE BROKERS.
No. 100 Broadway, - - - New York. !
Members: New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange, New York
Coffee Exchange, New York Produce Ex- ;
change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
New Orleans Board of Trade. Chlcagsi
Board of Trade. Liverpool Cotton, Asso- !
elation. Executes orders on any of th '
exchanges of which we are members. i
All orders sent to our branch office at ,
Greenville, 8. C, will be transmitted 1
instantly by private wire to our main j
office in New York, and executions r i
ported promptly.
The Beat Service," Prompt Attention, 1
Immediate Settlements.
Your Business Solicited. 1
F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. I
(17 W. Washington St., Greenville, 8. C
COTTON SEED OIL
and Gin Machinery
WOT 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,
2 ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
HUGH MACRAE & CO.,
Bankers
HlScellanoous Soutliern Securities
j WILMINGTON, N. O.
' Washington, D. C 08 Colorado Bids 1
Cotton Mill Stocks
WILLIAM B. CHARLES,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON TARNS, ALL COUNTS ;
- COTTON GOODS 1
COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. !
Amsterdam. . New York.1
RICHARD A. BLYTHE,
Commission Merchant.
COTTON WARPS AND TARN'S.
-.1ViL?",,1''t 8treet.
PnTLADELPUIA, . . ... PA. I
A. D. SALKELD ts BRO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CM! Leonard 8t - NEW TORK.
O.OT'fTOW TASKS.
, ' . with , ;
FredTc Vietor ts Achelis.
TOI. D'OLIER ts CO.,
COMMISSION ' MERCHANTa
COTTON , YARNS
k lUrd and Chestant Kta.
i HArlner and. Merchant BIda
HAWARD;;VICK
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ftlUAIUi
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Cctiaicniisshn
ENOINEER AND CONTRACTOR.
v-wX : .
tan
5Iubber ,
Roving Frames
Intarmedlates,
Jack Frames
Covering Plant In
Carey Manufacturing Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
CROMPTON-TH AYER LOOM CO.
I WtlRCKSTEll, MASS.
FANCY COTTON
TOWEL. DAMASK, QUILT, CAS8IMERE. BLANKET LOOMS, ETC.,
DOBBIES. BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC.
SOUTHERN OFFICE: CHARLOTTE. N. C.
ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers.
Cotton Ginning Machinery
Ml'NGER, PRATT. WINSIIIP. EAGLE, SMITH,
THE CONTINENTAL LINTER.
Their merits are knotvn around the world.'
For catalogue and Information, address
i CONTINENTAL GIN COMPANY. - - Charlotte, N. Cv
JENCKES SPINNING CO.
PAWTUCKET, R. I.
COTTON YARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS.
Correspon denes With Southern Kplnners Solicited.
" tf
O. a. ROB BINS
Complete Equipment for
and General
CHARLOTTE,
J. SPENCER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICES 1 New Tork, Philadelphia, Chleaco. St. Louis, London, England.
Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods.
HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE.
OILS
Soonrea Belt Oils and Greases, Lubricating Greases, Ready.Mlxed
uoia water f ainta a gems wattles' Dress Ins Compounds.
GEO. BY HISS OIL GO.
" CHARLOTTE. N. C.
. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. ;
Cotioim Yap ia
M LEONARD RTMEKT - - -THIRD
AND CHESTNUT STREKTS
210 MONROE 8THEET - - -
.Attractive Investments.
Interest paid semi-annually.
We have on hand at this tlnva-some
londs
Which will net the Investor per
cent. Correspondence solicited.
Write for our pamphlet'Intereat.
v.' : Income gnd Investments., v
BOND DEPARTMENT, .
Wadibvia loan I Trust Ccjsny
WINSTOX-fiALEM, X. C
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EQUITABLC BUII.OII f "
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Automatic Feeder's, ' 5. '
Openers and Tfn V: f t -Breaker,
Intermediate ami -rf
Finisher Lappers, , , ' s
Klrschner Carding Beatert K
Thread Extractors,
Waste Pickers, etc
Raw Stock Oryart.
ETC., ETC.
The United States
AND GINGHAM.
Cotton Mill, Power Plants
Machnerv.
NORTH CAROLINA
TURNER
CO.
LOOM. ENGINE AND VALVE
- - NEW YORK
- PIOLADELPHLV -' '
- CHICAGO V
VICT0RJA KEENCS
CEMENT
The best and most econ
omical ; material known " fox
plastering and imitation' tils
woric
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J.aGRINNAlT,
173 Main St. Norfolk, ,Vr.
HOTEL EVERETT.
, ''' I.'' "llifib PolaV N, O.
' New. and atrictty fu'st-cHs-:
located: three minutes i-
Hot and cold baths, el.ctuo 1
tars to ths commercial travel,
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