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CO:iMKC' AKD , FINASCE COITOX 'V I TO 15 VrCHSTS ltencuai of 1. Wet Weather1 In tho South and liulll.xli Clivular- by1 a . i oriiier Boar .Lemler Firmed Vp tlio Market About Points, After .-. Which It liuwid 'OBana. domed ". ' Barely Steady. .V, '" , ' Now York March 19 Th otton mur- - ket a moderately active and somewhat . Irreaulur: .but nricea were above the elos. , ins figure of Saturday during; the entire session and th market at timw showed , considerable firmness. The close was 7 to l points net higher,, gale were eatu mated at SfiOOOO bales.- ' " Th opening" was nrm at an advance "of V nolnts oa Jilrher cablea thanr ex ' V the South, which, following; ,so closely -v,i the rain of last week, was expected to ' chub a,' further check In, crop prepara- . p'n u time wnen it 1 oeairaoi to 4 , Xiiah the work rapidly forward. At first thewi seemed little suppoit and the mar , .' ket sagged off a few point under selling fAfj by local bears and buyers of last.' week, J but 1 toward midday It ' firmed . up' again t fc 4 a buHUill circular lsaued by a ? former ,t' prominent bear- leader advising spinners and other having use for cotton during .i the i next three months to buy while the ' ' opportunity presented, and tn the early . afternoon May sold up to 10.78 and July i to 'low,, or about! 18 points net higher. , - Borne private wires from New Orleans re" 1 i ported a sood spot demand, but tuipor. $i.Mat interest were sold to be selling tu ft.; :t tares In that market and ' toward the v. - elos -here the oJIst eased off under realising by early buyera,;"Who : wore omewhal disappointed that the bullish , circular referred to was jot followed by i a broadening; of demand, -The close was i , barely steady in tone. 4 , , Receipts of cotton at the ports to-day, 14,3x4 bales, against 15.679 last week and ;.. last year. For the week (estimated), S6.000 bales, against 117,115 last week and .'.?"17S,5S.laat year. -. To-day's receipt at : new Orleans 4.B6Z Dales, aeainsi a.ssi last Tear,' and at' Houston, 2,436 balea, against , last year. . - MARKED WEAKNESS IN STOCKS. T' New Tork Prodncav - i New1 tork. March lB-FBwir firm. Rye .flour eteudv. 'C'nrnmetl firm.1 Rye hmU- tiei. Barley dull. Wheat pteady, do. a red elevator. ,' Options ft to net j joacr. , May lt; iuly 84!. - , 1 Cora firm;. No, St elevator Op-, Hon td c net higher. , May Wty Juiy v : tvpi. wr i?c, '. " . , nt ai-m' niivai an in SuVti Beef steady. Cut meats firm, v Jard" firmerj. reflned strong; pork firm r Harrow steady. Rosin Urm 14.12; turpentine flrni JlVi .to la."v Rice steady. Molasses very steady, Coffee, spot Rio Unlet, mild steady Fu tures dull ( to 10 point lower. Sugar raw nrm; rrnneo steaay. - . - fVtttrui bv tiHunv tn Uveroool 19C: pea nuts quiet; fancy hendplcked. i to On other domestic 2 to s Potatoes atesdy; Bermuda,!, new, "jper barrel, t8 to tn; do second crop 4 to 17; do Bouthern n.to to M; Maine ana other Kastern, per "bag, fl.60 to Ki.OO; State and "Western $1.50 to I1.7B; foreign 11.60 to- ,T6.T jersey sweats, per parrei Cabbages Html Florida per barrel crate tz.tt) to i&uo; uanisn per ton iia to iTtuttar vlrrecrular: creamery ' 1( to 27 fliMi dlri 14 to 28. Cheese Arm: State small and targe, colored and" white 11 to Kirfr" atrong? . nearpy seiectea zt to Western firsts is; uouttiems l to in. 4 .Baltlmoro Produce, Baltimore. March 14. Flour steady unchanged.; Wheat firmer, spot contract 94' K Daft. . .-. . , ' Com strong; spot 471 to 47T. "Southern wnite eorn-wMo ' i . Oat firmer: No. Z mixed. 94 to )4. Rye dull; No, I Western 48 Id W. butter steady, unchanged. Eggs firm J5c. Cheese nrm. uncnangeo. Sugar steady, unchanged. 4 Vricen Yielded Easily Under Com paratlvely - InHlgolHcaiit Offerings and Iatck of Organtxvd Protoetioii IMHcmiraapd .Profeaaionals - dose .-Weak at ihe. Loweirt. -New Tork. , March W -Sprinkling of y liquidation which came upon, the stock , tnurket to-day served to lift the trading , out of the lifeless condition into which . It had sunk last week. The most lm ' ',- preaslve fact about the market was the ' easy way in which-price yielded under it ft, offerings that were comparatively in i;"' significant in volume. No attempt was , A apparent to sustain prices at any stage of the selling and professional operutors Interested In having the level of values ' maintained were led to the discouraging ' conclusion that the market was without si,i organised protection. There was no 1m- porta nt development to explain the dla : . position to sell beyond the cumulative - . effect of the stagnant demand which be .VD, came more and more marked during the progress of last week. rs New of general conditions continued ii '. highly encouraging and authorities In -1 different trades protest with a degree of "mphaals that propect continue brll ' Merit for sustained prosperity. 4 The disposition of the spokesman of the soft coal operators was taken as ln ' dicating dissatisfaction with the policy of concession to the miners and ns increus- ing the danger of a rupture of relations and a strike. .? A rather feeble rallying tendency In the last hour of the market gave way to . renewed decline and the market closed weak at the lowest. Reoorts of an lm-1 1 portant mercantile failure In Russia in- tensmea the late weaKness. Bonds -were heavy. Total sales, par value, tl,25,00O. . I'nlted States lies 4s s advanced H per cent, on call. Total sales were 788.400 shares; Inctud lng: Conner 113.300: Cotton Oil 1,400 SmeHIng 4,S00; Tolmcco 40ti; Anaconda - " 33.300; A. O. I.. 700; B. R, T. 34.200; C. ft - O. "B.S00: Iv. & N. 11.400; IN. ft W. 300 Hnnthern , Hwv. 1H.700: do nreferred, 600 Chem. 2.400; do preferred 300; 8foa8hef- , , , field l.otw. - , GiVta-if lln aViwr Orleans New Orleans. March 19 Cotton, spot ao ' tive- firm and higher; sales 9,100 bales, m- "', rAA . 1 . . ...1 -r t ..v i. , . i . . tatlans advanced W. middling 10. curures opeaeo steaoy at an aavance CHARJLOTTK COTT.ON (MARKRT March 19 These figures represent prices paid to waarons. ' Good middling .. .. .. .. ... 10 Ptrlct middling l'a MlddUng .. .. 'Uttm Cood roiddung, tinged..- hi'a Stains : to v PORT MOVEMENT. Oulveston. firm .t H New Orleans, firm .. .. 10J4 Mobile,, firm. - 10 Savannoh, steady.. 10 Charlestont nominal .. .. , Wilmington, steady 10 Norfolk, ateady .. .. H New York, quiet 11.40 Boston, quiet.. U 40 Philadelphia, steady li b Houston, steady 11 Augusta, steady 11 MemDhia. steady 11 8t. Louis, steady 10 15-16 Louisville, nrm u COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS. Tester- Itst Galveston .. . New Orleans Mobile nvaniinh day. 2.16S 4,800 473 3,05 Charleston 238 Wilmington 158 Norfolk New York 40 Beaton 5n Philadelphia 29 Pensacola .. 1.S06 Pacific Coast Total 14.363 year. 8.643 9.981 6 ' 3 .156 .'04 1.476 2.120 50 717 9.K95 5.9;a 42,44: ESTIMATES. To- Last day. year. New Orleans" 6,500 7.500 8.963 Houston 7.500 8.000 8.637 Galveston 9,600010.600 9,418 of . 4, to 7 points. Influenced by the bullish attitude displayed by both Liverpool and Nawi York. Another bullish feature was the report that heavy rain had fallen over a large section or tne cotton oeit . if ' causing damage to railroads and cotton V land. The market continued bullish. Vw 'durfng the early trading and prices were , 17 points tibove Saturday's nnais. During I, the afternoon the market easd off, losing " '.about half the mornings advance. The closing was quiet 7 to 9 points net higher f ; New Orleans Foturea, ew Orleans, March 19. Cotton futures emaed: March 10.70; April ia.7; May ; l.5i; June io.si; July u.w; Aug. io.2; Oct. " l.S;.Dec. 10.J4, i New York Cotton. p New York. March IB.r-Cotton: spot closed quiet una is points nigner; mld k dllog uplands 11.40; middling gulf 11J; sales 100 bales. f Futures opened firm and closed barely v i steady, uuotations ranged aa ioiiows: ? i Open High Low Close March 10.53 io.no 'Aprtk" .. 10.54 b i. May - 10.70 10.78 " Juna 10.76 b y,july 10.82 10.9O 1 Aug. : 10.80 Of 10.81 ' Sept.- 10.40 10.44 ",Oet ,10J!7 10.83 .;-Nov.i , Dec.-n. 10.32 10.37 Jan..'. i 10.53 10.08 10.78 10.7 10.3 10.26 10.30 10.56 10.62 10.74 10.76 10.88 10.79 10.40 10.29 10.31 10.33 10.37 Liverpool Cotton. it Uvcrpool. Mareh 19. Cloning cotton . vspot good business done; prices 6 points higher; American middling ralr 6.40; good J' middling 6.08; middling 5.0U; low middling A'-.e.4f. HlHfU VlUlIIIVIjr U.UD, UMIIUrtl J 0. W. 1143 ;V.vsale ' Of the day were 14,000 bales, of "i-, whfeli 3.000 weVe for speculation and ex. port and included 11.300 American. He f celpta 13,000 bales, including 8,300 Ameri- . 'j . . VWf . IHUm VyT.limi till. 111(11, Anferlcan g. o, c. March 5.76; March i April 6.75! April-May 5.78; May-June 8.78; ' JunexJulv 6.80! July.Aug. 5.81: Aua.-SeDt- 6.7: Sept.i.OJ-t.' 6.64; Oct.-Nov. 6.59; Nov.- led. -.; tJec-jan. .o; jan.-r eo. s.eo. tf r. t , - '' l--vS' Naval Stores. , V " ' "Vllmngton, March 19,-8pirits turpen . 1 tine' nollilng doing; receipts 13 casks. ji Rosin nothing doing;, receipts 246. Tar ... firm 1.80;: receipts 2U. . t Crude turpentine lirm $3.23, $5.00 and .,' 15.00; eceipu 43. Savannah?Oa.,- March 19.-Turpantlne ' , firm tt; sales 89; receipts 46; shipments rT.-i tl.,,,,' OTltVM f.WIIUI I,,.. 1 shipments 920; stock 35.811.' Quote: ABC fj.3; N SS.90; VV O $6.10; W W ,h J V 'J-U,.. , " . wTh4 Dry Oowls Market. New York. March 19. rhe dry goods :-ywj was quiet ror tne nay aue in part : Ttie storm and Insofar a first hands i wera concerned, to the advance in cotton and the tmmlncaee of another government ' report,- Representatives.. of Kastern mills liehl domestic g(ods very Arm. The print cloth market was dull. , i V, '.fi, 4' wiIim .... 1 1. iT '' 't.-' s Chicago Oraln. . Chksgo, March 19. Snow id the Southwest, had a weakening effect to-day c on tlve local.-' wheat, market, but a lively demand for the cash. Article held the May " option i comparatively steady. - At the r cloa tne May delivery was unchanged ' from the final quotations of Saturday. Cora was up m to . Oats showed a gain M toy10" wer t highen , j 1 tteabMrtt Air tin Btoeka. ",' BatUmere. Md.,"- Matcn l.--S. A. ' tt common 30 bid;, do pfd. nothing doing.: : CHARLOTTE .PROOUC1B MARKET. (Corrected-dally by, t. W. Zlmmermaa c . . . . - Company.) - , -. - . Chlckcns-Sprlng ."u 11 32s Hens Per. head t v. Vv 36 fucks - .-.,.4....'2S r r-ggS' )4J4y ...,. ,jty 18 ..": 4- Rye-.... ... ,...,,;... X ' lal Feed t.i V.. 44 f?M . Com ui MMlMis '!W. M "fltaS '; cotton neiia .,.... ..t ...,.,.t CM rj, - ii enn. t orn se iron M iiA.14 Oat geed ... i.., . (0 03 Texas At PtclBo ,. . ..' . ..$3 INTERIOR REX7EIPTS. Yester- Laat day. year Memphis ....1,349 6.098 Auausta "35 St. Louis 1,119 2,84 Cincinnati 628 Houston .... '.. ..2.436 4,556 CHICAGO PRODUCE. WHEAT Hlah Sept. .; 78U July .. .. 78 May 79 CORN- July .. .. .. ... . Sept: .. .. .. .. . May OATS- , . - July .. May PORK May July LAUD Oct May ... July Sept RIBS- May ' -6 July 8.65 Sept 8.72 Low 77 77 78 44 . .'. . '. 45 444 fi,IS " ....29H .. ..80 ....16.20 . ....18.17 .. 8.17 .. 8.30 .. 8.40 43 2ST4 29t? IS OS 16.00 8.00 8.10 8.22 8.50 ' 8.25 8.62 Close 77 78 78 44 "-25- 29 30 16.30 16.16 8.35 8.17 8.30 8.40 8.65 8.65 8.72 CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express .247 Amalgamated Copper 103 American Car & Foundry 40 American Car & Foundry prd W0 American Cotton OH 53 American Cotton Oil pfd 87 American Express 220 American llido & Leather pfd 30 American Ice 45 American Ice pfd American Linseed OH .. .. 21 American Unseed Oil pfd 43 American Locomotive 66 American Ixcomotive pfd il6- American Smelting A Refng 163 American Smelting A Refng. pfd .120 American Sugar Refining 136 American Tobacco, pfd. certlf 103 t Anaconda Mining .Co 260 Atchison 91 Atchison pfd.. .. 12 Atlantic Const Line .. ....162 Baltimore onto .. .. ..joh Baltimore & Ohio pfd 98 Brooklyn R. T 82 Canadian Pacific 169 Central of New Jersey 215 Chesapeake c Ohio 56 Chicago & Alton 30 Chlcaao A Alton Pfd 78 Chicago Great Western 20- Chicago & Northwestern 221 Chicago, MIL & St. Paul 173 Chicago Terminal A Trana.. 12 Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd 28 C. C, C. St. LOUIS i Colorado Fuel A Iron 59 Colorado & Southern .. 3J Colorado & Southern 1st pfd 69 Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd ,48 Consolidated Qs i Corn Products .. .. 1. .. '. 17. Com Product pfd.. 64 Delaware et Hudson .. .. .. .. .4 ....a ( Delaware. Lackawanna et west 447 Denver 4 Rio Grande Denver & Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities , '4V Charlotte, North Qorvifya Gotton an d Woolen Mill :,. MaeMnery : ; Correspondence Solicited 85' 51 ... .161 ::::ii6 Toledo, St L. West 1 Toledo, St Lb & West, pfd. Union Pacific , Union Pacific pfd .. .. ... V. S. Express .. .. .. .. .. United States Leather ................ United States Leather pfd.. TV United States Realty... .. .. .. .,... U. S. Rubber.. .. ;. .. i. .... 62 United 8tnlM Ttnhher tfd 112 U. 8. Steel .. .. .1 3M II. S. Steel pfd.. .. ..101. Va,-Caro . Chemical , 49 Va.-Caro. Chemical pfd.. .. .. .. .. 11 Walmsh .. .. .. .. T. ...42 WubaHh pfd.. .; .. i. .. 49 Wells-Fargo Kx press 230 Westlnghouse Electrio 161 Western Union.. 93 Wheeling A Lake Erie 18 Wisconsin Central 2j Wisconsin Central pfd 65-. NEW YORK BONDS. IT. S. refunding 2s, registered U. S. refunding zs, coupon .. .. IT. s. 3s, registered IT. S. 3s, coupon .. U. 8. Old 4s, registered U. 8. Old 4s, coupon ....103 ....104 . ..103 ....105 .,..103 104 f $ MILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, i: 1 . w I ' ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. MAIM 61 10 sn OUTH THYOM ST.. I OHARLOTTI. N. O. 'Southern Pacific 4s.. 93 Southern Pacific 1st 4s certificates .. shi Southern Railway 5s nx Texas & Paolfia lata 12.'4 Toledo. St. L. Western 4 fc Union Pacific 4a :...l0i: Unlort Pad lie cv. 4s livi I IT. 8. Steel 2nd 6a 98 ! Wabash . Ists n . ! Wabash Deb,' B.. Kl Western Md, 4s. .. 117 i Wheeling ft Tike Erie 4 0 fd mi.'. I Wisconsin, Central 4s d: ! 1 Revolving Flat Cards, Railway Heads, Drawing Frames. Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers ( Qulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS tasra " ' INOHOmtsI COUITABLB BOItOIHtB.; ' -ATLANTA JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMJSSIOX MK1U HANTS. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMRNTS SOLICITED. Plilludelphla. 199 and 124 Chestnut St. Boston, 183 Hummer St. New York,: No.. 7 leonurl St. ETC., ETC Slabbers, Roving Frames Intermediates, Jack Frames Automatic Feeders, 'r;.v; Openers and Trunks' Breaker, Intermedial and Finisher Lappers, -'j'; Klrschner Carding Beater i' Thread Extractors Waste Pickers etc s t , Raw Stock Dryers ; 1 ' ETC.. ETC. ?i - registered 132 7S ....116 ..104, . .. 04 99 ....!(& . . 94 .. 95 , . ..113 ! 9"j 80 85 A.. JB. IT. S. N.-W 4s l 8. New 4s, coupon American Tobacco 4s.. American Tobacco 6s.. Atchlsr.n general 4.V.. . Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantic Coast Line 4s. Baltimore & Ohio 4s.. Paltimore & Ohio 3s Brooklyn R. T. cv, 4s.. Central of (ia. 5s Central of Cm. 1st Inc.. Central of Ga. 2nd Inc. (Tsntnil of Ga. 3d Inc.. Chesapeake A Ohio 4s 106 Chlcaao ft Alton 3V4s eu . ' Clilcago. B. & Q. new 4s W0 Chicago, R. I. & Pacific R. It. 4s.... "9; Chicago. R. I. A Pacific R. K. col. 6s 90 i:. C U. c St. iaiuis gen. 4 ..iu'A Colorado Inuustrhil a Ser. Colorado Indiistrinl 5s Ser Colorado Midland 4 Colorado & Southern 4s .. Cuba 6s Denver & Rio Grande 4.. Distillers' Securities as.. . Krle prior lien 4s Eri General 4s Hocking Valley 4 106 J a nun 6s ....mi Japan ts 2nd uenes nl Japan 4t4M JX'M Japan 4a certificates 2nd Series 90 Lou sviue iNasn. rnnipa is iu.i , Manhattan conaol gold 4s 103 Mexican Central 4 81 Mexican Central 1st inc 23 Minn, tk St. Louis 4s ofd 96 Missouri. Kansaa & T. Is 100 Missouri. Kansas Texas 2nds 89 National R. R. of Mexico consol 4s.. 85 N. Y. Central gn. 3s 7 New Jersey Central general 5 law Northern Pacific 4s 104' Northern Pacific 3s.. ., 76 Norfolk A Western ronSol 4s 102 Oreiton Short Line rfclK. 4 Mb Penn. cv. 3V4 , 100 Reading General 4s s 100 St. L. & Iron Mountain consol 5s 117 . St. L. & San Fran. fg. 4s 86 8t. L. Southwestern con. 4s 80 Seaboard ir Line 4s 90 . 77 . 76 , 7 , . 91 . 9 . 88 101 conoN. New York. March 19. In reply to num. eroua Inquiries as to my opinion of the cotton market received since my return to New York this morning. I would say that 1 see no reason i'to apprehend any.; immediate decline in Ewe cotton marKet, out am rather disposes to iook tor an: advance. As my friends know.. I have nqt been 'an extremist with regard to the price of cotton during the present season. I have believed that the supply was sufficiently large to prevent any famine but moderate enough to make ex tremly low prices unnecessary. My ob servations when In the South and my interviews , with a great many people in that section convinced me that the ten dency o sel the market short upon the theory- that the acreage not yet planted was. to be an enormous one has led to the craUon of an unwarrantably large short Interest at a time when supplies I of actual cotton throughout the world were likely, to be rapidly diminishing. -.- 1 think it quite unlikely that the Anal report of the Census Department to morrow will show more, than 10,000,000 bales of cotton ginned exclusive of tin. ters. Inclusive of Unters the total ought to be somewhere tn the neighborhood of 10.750.000. Such a- supply, after allowing ' for the proportion of it marketed prior to the first of September nd Included in last years commercial crop, is not excessive, especially as spinners' takings are con-' tlnuing on a scale somewhat larger than hen prices were two cents a higher. The prospect is that Unless Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to hare Banking Facilities tn ad dition to those ofTcred by local baaka THE first National Bank f Richmond, Virginia, With 11.159.000.00 Capital IS, 000, 000.00 Deposits I7.0O0.SO0.OO Total Resources Offer Just tha Additional Fa cilities Required. Jno. B. Puroell. President; Jno. M. Millar, Jr., Vice Presi dent; (Thai. R. Burnett. As otstant Cashier; J. C. Joplin, Assistant Caahiar. The Largest Pipe Covering Plant In The United States The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO HOOK AND ROGERS ARCHITECTS CHARIOTTE A GHEKXSBORO. S.C. 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 J. College St. E. P. TINGLEY, Manager. 4 MILLER & COMPANY jCROMPTON-THAYER LOOM Wheeler,. Runge and Dickey ARCHITECTS Second Floor 4C Building, CTHARXOTTK, , - y - - . x. C. FRANK P. MILBURN ARCHITECT - Columbia, - - - S. C, EXCHANGE BROKERS. j No. 100 Broadway, - - - New York, i Members: New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Bxchange, New York TOWEU Coffee Ekchang. New York Produce Ex. .t chance, New Orleans Cotton Kxchange. i New Orleans Board of Trade. Chicago : Board of Trade. Liverpool Cotton, Asso- i elation. Executes orders "oh any of thi j exchanges of which we are memoer. All orders sent to our branch office at Greenville. 8. C will he transmitted instantly by private wire to our mala orrice in New York, and execution re. ported promptly. The Best Service, Prompt Attention, Immediate Settlements. Your Business Solicited. F. B. ALEXANDER. Mgr. 117 W. Washington St., Greenville, 8. G WORCESTER. MASS. FANCY COTTON AND GINGHAM. DAMASK. QUILT. CA8SIMERE, BLANKET LOOMS DOBBIES, BOX MOTIONS. REPAIRS, ETC. SOTJTHERX OFFICE: CHAR tXJTTE, X. C. ALEXANDER & GARSED, Managers. ETC 1 BANDY & TERRELL, ! " GREENSBORO. N. C. j Consulting, Hydraulic and Sewer ' Engineers. Plans jand astlmates for power plants and sewer systems made 1 on application. j Bandy A. M.. Ph. B. Assoc. M. A. K., Bo. C. E.. and Terrell. C E. i Rensater. ' ESTABLISHED 1886 C. PEUIS & COMPANY Cotton Commission Merchants ! MEMBERS OV i Tha New Tork Cotton Exchange, New j Orleans cotton Exchange, Liverpool j fVtliin. DpAlrAM ia.A.l.frlA V . I nu nt on a scale somewhat laraar iKun r-""":"""" c w I had anticipated earlier in vtlje season 1 ' Board of Trade. COTTON SEED OIL and Gin Machinery XOT-IX ANY COMBINATIOX 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, ATJjANTA. - - GEORGIA. Cotton Ginning Machinery MCXGER, PRATT. W1XSHIP, EAGLE, SMITH. " S THE CONTIXENTAL LISTER. - ' Their merits are known around tha world. lfl . For catalogue and Information, addres - i, ' C0NTIENTAL CIIM COMPANY. - - Charlitte. N. a!f JENCKES SPINNING Cd. A syef'Wig s 1 i J PAWTUCKET, R. I. COTTON TARN SPINNERS, CONVERTERS AND DEALERS. Correspondence With Southern Spinners Solicited. pound), iless a r Cotton Exchange Bnlldlng HOT HUGH MACRAE & CO., Bankers Miscellaneous Southern Secnrttte WIIiMIXGTON, X. C. O. A. ROBBINS Complete Equipment for Cotton Mill, Power Plants" and General Machnery. UjUAICajUTTJ., NORTH CAROLINA. " 1 , fj , J. SPENCER TURNER CO. very sharp advance In themarket shall Special attention given: to executing Wwlngton, D. 0, 409 Colorado Bid Erie Erie 1st pfd ..... Erie 2nd nfd ... General Electric Hocking Valley .. ... .. Illinois Central .. International Paper International raoer nia.. International Pump? . International Pump pfd.. Iowa Central- Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Bo H4 .... Sb' , ... H .... JH . ..- ..Ihi .1...114 ....m'A a, ..... K2 .... m . ..'S3 30 .. .. Wi outhern Kansas City Southern, td., 67 Louisville A Nah,. .... .....110 Manliattnn Lw 1 ,. ., ....lfitfU Metropolltatt Securities .. Metropolitan St, Ry... .. - 111!-. Mexican' Central .. .. ... . .. ........ 2I'A Minnesmolls A fit.' Lt .. V. ' .... 16 Minn., 8t.,P. & Sault Ste. M... ....... .ll2 Minn m. r. mtui oie. ,, pio..,.ii Missouri Pacific. .s v. MH Missouri. Kansas A T.... ... .......... 34 Missouri. Kansas Texas pia. ....... i . National Lead . .. '.. . .. 70 National R. R. Of Mexico Did 80 N.'Y. Central .'. ..ir..t..,.i...l15 - N. T. Ontario A Western ix'i Norfolk A Weatern y. . .. .. .. tor Norfolk A Western pfd.t. i. w ..91 North American ..',. M..Sn PaCifiC Mull .... . -t f V.4,..V.M- 41 :.; Pennsylvania"', j... ...' . People's 13a .'. . .. . t, .... Pltteburg. C, C. St., Louis,.. T8 Pressed 3tee Car.,-.. 0 I'rexsed Steel Cat pfd ..-,,. , f. ... 96(4 Pullman Palace Car ...... ; .. .'S. Reading 1st pfd , n .,.. i .4 ,. HS Reading 2nd pfd 85 . Republic teel ,. ..,... -4H Kepunnc vteet prar . ... Rock Hand Co... .. ; '. o hock Island Co. pfd., ,r ., 1. i..i0V4 Kunoeri uooas, Kubher Qood pfd ................... ft M. lm. m ean ri St. St flou them Aoutliern PhcIHo pfd . M.'...117 Soitthrrtt Rallwsy .. ,., .. 40 w Houthern Railway pfd.. . ..101 Ten n. Con 1 A Iron w .. . n i,i..I4A bher 0od pfd'... I. A San Fran. 2nd pf,d,. ...,.. 4R'l L. Southwestern . .. . ,. yA, T4 U Snuthweaterfi pfd...., ..,,, Ih' it hern Pacific. .. ,v .1" . y fti't check trade .buying we shall go to ,the end of the summer with stocks of cotton throughout the world that will not be burdensome, and a standard of consumn. tion will moreover have been established that will make a crop of anything under twelve million bale next year seem" Under these circumstances I would ad-: vice spinners and any others likely to be In nod of cotton within the next three or four months to take advantage of the present opportunity for securing that supply. (Signed) THEODORE H. PRICE. Of orders In contracts for future de livery of cotton, In all the markets. CORRESPOXDEXCH SOLICITED. Cotton Mill Stocks OFFICES: CATLIN & CO. , Oommlssdoa MarotuuM t' 345 and 347 Broadway, New . . York Boston, Philadelphia. COTTON YARNS. All numbers,' Skeins, Warps; . ' Cops and Cones . COTTON , GOODS. : "THE BTA1IP OF. PEE PEOTIOII." . Our nam5 on machinery, s means that in its manu- facture quality was the first consideration price ;;the seconds That is why v we' grow. ' ? ' ' c ' 1 --.V V UANTTPACTDRERaT -Of ' Cotton I.Till, Cotton Oil and , Other Ilachinsry.-'; . ; DR. C. L. ALEXANDER, DENTIST. CARSON BITTLDIXG - Southeast Comer WILLIAM B. CHARLES, Commission Merchant. ; COTTON TARNS, ALL COUNTS COTTON GOODS COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. New Tork. Philadelphia, Chloago, St. Louis, London, England. Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. HIGH-GRADE SPINDLE. LOOM, ENGINE AND VALVE ill fourth and toy on STREETS, i Amsterdam, - New York. HUBBARD BROS. & CO , . HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK. JJEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex- change, New Orleans Cotton Kx change, Associate Members Liver- pool Cotton Exchange.. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future - delivery. Correspondence invited. Hatiiipery for farm and; Fao y, Joiyji;,;. : Fririnpc Three kinds, from 12 US"P' to 150 R P. RKpft Return Tubular and , Portable on skids, from 12tol50H.P. , ' proved Gin Machinery, and Presses, and complete Outfits of capacity of 100 bales per day and over. V faV Hills Four Wfoe 0JlRir'. all sizes in use in the South. -l?vr n s j iromtne smallest . to- complete cotton mill outfits.1. LIDDELL COUPAHY, RICHARD A. BLYTHE, Commission Merchant. OILS COTTON WARPS AND YARN'S. No. lit Chestnut Street. PimlADELPIHA, . . . . PA. A. D. SALKELD & BR0. . OOMillSSIOX MERCQANTS 0-7fl Xssonard St., NEW TORK. ; dOTTTON TARN 8. WITH Fred'k Vietor St Achelis. WM. D,0UER'&C0., COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON YARNS .- . iThlrd ;vnd Cbestnnt Stav SfaHnm gnd Memrhant BId HAVVARP;vrVlCK 4 t,3 1 SoottfM Beh OIU and Greases, Imbricating Greases, Ready-Mixed Cold Water Paint. Agents Wattles' Dresaine Comnounda. GEO. B. HISS OIL GO. CHARLOTTE, X. O. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. CottoiTi Yanms i if 1 0 Xf .'5- M LEONARD STREET THIHH AND CHESTNUT STREETS a 10 MONROE 8TREET - - - - PHIIADELPHIA . .Attractive Investments. Interest jpaid semi-annually. We have , on hand at this time some High GradeFirst Mortgage Bonds Which will net the Investor 6 per . cent. Correspondence soHcltd. WWte lor our aniphlt 'vInteraV Income and Investments," , BOXl DEPARTMENT, tr J WacfcoVia teX Trust tetany : vissTox-.8AtKM,' is; cjn'.i. WlJ: .J 40HH W. rtS -. : I III swjrju.Me.'vL VICTORIA KEENE'S CEMENT The. best And most econ omical v material , known ; fcr plastering and imitation til: work.. -3 t,:: b,J C. GIUNNAi:, 1731Iain St, Norfolk V J -J h ItOTEti VERLTT. AVi H lUcb rolnt. Wc 'yw and arletly 4trt-e'is: locaud: three mtnuU w. i -Hot ad eold baths, elect no I tar to tae. comrasrclal trav ' C E. Pica lvri 'V
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 20, 1906, edition 1
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