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; ::u J 1 1 ;o::::l:(Jlhd fihanck c;rT c ixsi:s 12 to 17 highi:h Continued llrmnrm Followed Hull Summit and Coverings Close' Was nt JlklioM Level of Hie Kcwilon i;. h tlonary Tendency Of Kng""" Market ftiul Talk of ,Raln in Dry Sections Of the Bolt Carried Prices I'p i Tom Opening ,at , Decline of 1 to Advance of S Points. . New York," Feb. .-Th cotton market stiowed continued , firmness , during to iuv'i Muion m a result of continued bull support and covering, The close wit very steady at a net advance of 13 to 17 points, the highest level of the session. Sales were estimated at iia.OUO hales, represent Ing a more active day's business than for tome time past and trading seemed to be a little more gen raL -. ,' . ' : The opening was steady at a decline of 1 point to an advance of 2 polnta, which wss about as due on rather ir regular set of cables from Liverpool. At first there seemed to be some hesitation, with the reactionary tendency of the "English market and talk of rain In dry sections of the bell, 1 checking demand, while It also seemed that some traders were waiting for an Indication as to tho future attitude of market leaders. But it waa soon seen that brokers believed to represent the local bull leaders were buyers of the near months, there was covering of- shorts and reports that the bull leader was establishing a cotton ample and sales room by suggesting that a protracted bull campaign was contemplated, aeemed to Inspire some confidence among smaller buyers, with the result that the market soon ad vanced to Well over the closing figures of the previous day. There whs some little Irregularity during the middle ses sion but the market ruled quite Ann later and the hlKh point was reaiheil in the later trading. Smaller reeelpis at the ports and Interior towns for the day and rather lighter enllmatea for to-morrow helped the advanee. together with reports of light stork at uncounted In terior towns and steady Southern spot markets. . Receipts at the ports to-day 30.S3S bales against 36.S36 last week and ,VH last year. For the week (estimated) 20o,KW bales against 25S.0S& last week and 1W.M6 last year. To-d.-iy'a receipts at New Or leans 10,461 bales nualnst 2.340 last year, and at Houston 4,7k! bales against 1.538 last year. , gHARP RECOVERIES IN STOCKS. Cloning of tho Inter-. St ate Commerce Commission Hearing Credited as an J Influence. New York, Feb. 2..-Thcre was an abrupt reversal of sentiment from that of vesterdav In the stock market to-day. as there was on Tuesday from that of recoveries Monday. To-dnys sharp recoveries placed prices quite generally on a level witn tne lst prices toucnea in me re covery on Tuesday. The complete uncer tainty of the speculative sentiment Is clearly defined In these numerous and abrupt changes in the reverse of prices. To-day's recovery was as little account ed for by any news devedopments as have been the other movements of tho week. Some Influence wus attributed to the adjournment of the Inter-Stato com merce commission's hearing In this city. But opinions In the Wall street district of the bad effects en securities threaten ed as a result of that hearing, were not altered, but rather were emphasized by the later phases of the investigation. 'Commission houses profess n conviction that the public cannot be induced to buy stocks while these revelations are fresh In mind. Importance was given the highly favor able reports from the Iron and steel trade and the great confidence express ed by authorities In that trade of tho soundness of the conditions existing. Money was firmer to-day both on call and on time. There was supposed to bo some calling of loans going on In prf pa ration for the March settlements which will be unusually large. Discounts were ..'. I" bank of France return was a weak one, but sterling exchange at 1'nrls rose. The profit-taking in the llnal hour wua Well absorbed nnd the market closed strong and active. Honda were irregular. Total sales, par value, $152,000 IT. 6 2s coupons declined H, while the Is registered advanced H per cent, on cull. Total sales 1.124, W0 shares, Including: Copper 6.!00; Smelting 72 400; Sugar 3Srf: Totcro MO; Anaconda 72.200; Atchison fl.lOO; A. C I,. 40ti ; M. K. A T. 41.300; Heading 3KS..W, flt.uthern Pacific 2,3; ttouthern 13.200, pf.l. 2.700; 1'nlon Pacific 114.S00- U. M. Steel 44.400; Va.-Caro. Chemical 300, pfd. 100. Baltimore. Feb. 28 -8. A. L. common IS to 26; preferred 31 to 40. New York Produce. New Tork. Feb. 2s flutter steady, un changed. Oheeoe steady, unchanged. Ibggs strong, unchsnired Flour sfitrfv, taut dull. Hye flour firm. Buckwheat Hour firm f'ornnieal firm Wheat, spot steady; No 2. red K ele vator. Options iinchanifd In Vc. not higher May f."i. Julr M74 Corn. s.it firm; Nn f.1! elr-valor Op tions He net higher May f4'4j; July i.'lV4. Oats spot flno. mtx.-d 4k Keef steady. 'utmcts iiulet Lard firm. Western prim t! W. to f) i Ke fined firm; er nllnent l'i2t. S. A 111, cum pound M; to HTi Tall'w st adr Iviro leum steady Kosln steadv. strained com mon to g""d 14 lo " Turpentine firm 71 to "I''1' stcjdy. Molasses steady. Sugar steady; fair rrflnlrit; T. Ii. cen trtfugHl .1 7-1S. ' midasses .'11 li Hefine l steady. t'offei. spot firm. Hl No. 7. 7'4; Hantoa No t. ; mild niff.e steady, Cordcva to I2. Futures points lower Freights and peanuts jiili l und steady, unehanKed. Potatoes, Irish easy; sweets (Inn, un changed fabbages Irreaular. wlille Danish seed pr ton III. to I.':', ted IW to IIublMrd rtrtm. X '. s Cotton letter. Brwclnl to The rihserver New York, l"ei '.tt .-l.lverjKiol a.tvlcfs report that there was freer offeiing i t the better grade, which led to a some what easier undertone ahro.nl that market at no t me r.niH.iidlnu lo the ad vance here The loc.il market, on the contrary, has shown htri-ngth undrr sharp liuylng l l'.il op-ratoni. who ire lixislns for a falling off In tilt movement u-..J tui l .m felt hullish tho ntlre sanoii They feel thei- can 1)0 irenl ss ihls market Is so much Im-I.W djveriiool lli.it III, nalant tendency will It for laiverniml t'i loiy here on arbitrage aoounl Their haying has !en pt1nclIU in Mav. while the sell ing "of "July s- "ued lo l.e In the nature Of hedging miHl'ol their May parehases. 11 ( ItllA III UltoH tt). Naal Htorrn. Ravannah. ... Feb 2 Turperttliie firm, 72 hid. sales M receipts 19, ship ments 1.838 Itosln firm, sales 'M. receipts 077; ship ments 9.1M; stock 4 'Vote A II 84 18; I) 14 W; V. 4 . K H..Hi. : . II 4 ss; I 4h; K i'. C, M fc.trJ. N lu.l. W O 8.40; W W 86.K1. 4 Wilmington. Feb -Kplrlts turpen tine firm, 71; receipts 4 casks Kosln firm. 84; receipts 1 - Tar Arm. 8110; receipts ISO. Crude turpentine firm, $!3t. KM snd; i.M; receipts m. X., vt ,.,, ' Hnltlmore at Ohio Itts Rew lork (otion. .lir.a.kiyn It. T. cv. New York. Feb. 28. --Cot tun. srwd closed U'entral ut tleorglit Ba Steady, 10 pdnts higher, tnldilllng up.Uenlral of Georgia 1st Inc. nfd , . lands II ; litlddllng gulf 11 to; sales 1.130 ( entrsl of Georgia 2nd Inc bid bales. Futures closed very steady .Ontral of Oeorgia M Inc. hid.. .. open 1 1 IK ii yiw t lose Chesapeake ft Ohio 4s bid 48 i 8 44 8.KV Ch aco & Alton IWa bid . March .. Anril ,. . lsy .. .. June ,. . ' July .. Aag. .. Bept .. , 8M 8 70 . 8.77 tab 8 78 8 174 M 8 78 M tU 8 1(0 I I 8 70 874 878 888 18.01 M.34 I.ST H 10.11 10 l Iw-e. .... It.8 .ion 10 18 18.84 Jam..,., ..lOM 14.84 "''t'XV Orleans Kpot Cot Ion. ' New Orleans, Feb W-ftlon, spot closed steady H4, hlgbar. middling 10; tsales en the spot re 60 bales and Jjr. bales lo arrive. - Futures flulet, unchanged to 1 point down foe the near -and I to J points higher foe the late months. Trading waa rather dull until a second bullish circular waa issued by a prominent New York trader. Hulls thea rallied to (be support tt the market and It r!n4) Heady, 8 t 14 point above yesterday's flosl fig tirs. - , Futuree coed Vleadyl January 4.4ft lseeh 10 40: April W4l: Mar 10 81, Jun '; July 864k; October MiJdi Dm liL . - C'l.loKSo Crnlri nml Crol-)ini. Chicago, Fob. 21 The Im1 wheut market showed very little animation to .lay and prices ' were steaily tin otixtiout the soslon, the closing quotations on the May delivery being up . Torn was 'I to higher. Oats were up Vs-to H. Pro visions were 's to zvfc ana &c. hinder. WHEAT- IllRh May., , ,. .. l, July , .. ., IH'Z ' COKN- , , - May,. -,,. , ..... 474 ' July.. ,. .. .. , 48-X OAT8 . , . Low Close 47 47 4T4 May 42'4 it -424 ' Jill, ', ' .. r rTU. VTtL " V7i? ronk- ,1.' H6R "M6! 16.77 w.oa , 18.62 , July.. lARD- July.. . a)''1. V,':.,f W Mm :. " liii:.;,. a as .7T .77 .75 July.,";,. May.. 1,29 9.07 : .07 UTcrnooI Cotton Market, Liverpool. Feb. 28.Cotton. sDot In fair demand; prices 1 point higher: American middling ratr- o.ag; good middling' middling 6.14: low middling 8.R2: good or dinary '4.114: ordinary . 6.10. The sales of tne day were .w pales, or which nw were lor soecuiat onv ana einort and in cluded i0 - American, Receipts . 14.000 Dales, including is,uw American, - Futures opened '. steady, and closed barely steady, American middling g. o. c: ; Close. March l.Ti 0.72 S.70H Mch-Apr., ., April- May,. May-June.. . '.HSU .mi eivL June-July .. ' ,, ,, a, . July-Aug , 5 Aug-Rent,. 5. M 6. 2 6.57V4 5.57 fifPt-OCt,. Oet-Nov.... Nov-Dec, Dec-fan' ... Jan-Feb.. . Baltimore Produce. Baltimore, Feb. 28. Flour dull, un changed. Wheat easier, spot contract 78 to 78V4; Southern on grade 73 to 7K14. corn steady; spot u to wit; eoutnem white corn 4!)J4 to 81. Oats firmer; No. z, mixed 4ttt to 47. t" (1 .. . V' It WM4.nl AMMlU 73 to 74; choice 77 to 71 Butter firm, unchanged; fancy Imita tion 2B to 27; do creamery 34 to 8S; do India 22 to 24; store packed 17 to 20. F.xsm firm. 24c. Cheese strong, higher: large 14V. medium IS; small 15,- Kugar steady, unchanged; coarse gran ulated $5; fine IS. Tho Dry Goods Market. New York, Feb. 28. A tone of great moderation prevailed In the dry goods market to-dav and buyers maintained 'heir activity without manifesting tho nurry so nouccaoin in an quarters 111 the early days of the week. The advance being named In printed goods is causing some halt In the buying In the primary market but Jobbers- are still charging up goods for delivery. The print works of the country have not en tered on a spring season in many years with such a large volume of goods under orders, Tho Money Market. New York, Feb. 28. Money on call firm S to per cent., ruling rate M; closing bid 6, offered ut B. Time loans dull and firm: 10 days and 90 days Bty to Hi per cent.; six months B per cent. Prime mercantile paper Bj to per cent. .Sterling exchange steady with ac tual business In bankers' bills at HS4 H5 to I4S4.70 for demand, and at $4W).3r to $lf!0.40 for 0 day bills. Posted rates $4K1 '4 nnd $4fMt- Commercial bills MHO to ttm. Par silver KH. ' Mexican dollars 63. Government bonds Irregular. Hallroad bonds Irregular. Comparative Port Recelpta. Feb. 28. To Dnv. Onlveston 14.0T,3 New Orleans 7,25 Mobile 74S Bavsnnnh 1.792 f'harleston 94 Wilmington lr'7 Norfolk 2wfi Prslon 825 Total 31.000 Last Yar. Charlotte Produce. (Corrected dally by R. II. Field 4k Co.) Chickens -Spring 20 0)25 I Jons-Per head 36 60 I'ucka 28 Fggs 18 20 butter 15 020 Rye 80 Corn 72 75 Cotton 8ed 80 Oats-Feed 85 5f Oats -Seed 0 Qt Oinrlotte Cotton. These prices represent the price not'l to wagons: Feb. 2S. (lood middling 11 Hirl.t middling 11 Middling 1fti Tinges nnd stains K4i9'i fistlniMtea. Feb. 28. To. Last morrow New Orleans 28.O0n-4.00o Year. Houston 8,000S,000 Interior Reeelpis. Feb 28. Last Ytnr. To- Day. 1 304 1. 228 4.752 Memphis. . . Nt Louis . Cincinnati. Ho'iston. . Cotton Heed Oil. New York. Feb 28. -Cotton seed (.11 was lasler. under freer offerings. Prlm rude f o l. mills 41; prime summer yellow 4S; off summer yelow 4t'A to t;.; ko..i off summer yellow 46 to prinie while 67. prime winter ellnw Dj. TOUT MOVKMENT. (taheston. ntendy New orleima. steady Mohtle, firm , Savannah, steady t 'liurleston. luni Wilmington, steady , Norfolk, tlrni m lOVj 111 low, 10 I'.alllmore. nominal 11 'New York, steady it. r. t'oston. ntendy 11. 2i 11.60 Philadelphia, steady INTKIUOH MOVEMENT. Houston, steady . Augustu. steady Memphis, steady Ht Uiuls. steady I dullsville, firm .. 11 10'1 io 5-h l'i 10 1 11 NEW YORK HOND8. I', a. refunding 1 reg. ex. Int.... IV 8. refunding Zs coupon V. H. U registered I.'. 8. Is coupon . S. Old 4s registered ex. Int ;. K Old 4s registered ex. Int.. i; H. New 4s registered 1.'. 8. New 4s coupon American Tobacco 4 Amerlesn Tobaeco Is 105 lof. inf. lal'i loo w5 129 128 74 1H KM I'll '4 llo 90 74 ia lie 724 101 lotiu 8414 Atciiiaon gen. 4s.. Allison adjustment 4s bid A 1 1, nl l, Cna.l I.Im 1m j l;ntHniorv . dhio . 70 Chkngo. M. Qulncy new 4s.. .. 77;Chlcsgo. It. 1. A I'aclfle R. IL 4s so i Chicago. II. 1. A I'. K. It. col. be. 'l'l'., ('.. C. Ht. Iouls gen. 4s bid. s7 M'olorsyV) Industrial &e Bar. A .. .. itioraoo Midland 4a.. Crdorsik) bouthern 4s.. Cuba as Denver Wn arsnde 4s Insllllers' Hecurllles 8s.. .. , F.rte prior lien 4a ofd.. ., ,. ,. ... Krle General 4s nfd .. ., , Mocking Valley 4 Jspan da.. .. .. Japan 4s 2nd Heels Japan 4s ctfa 2nd Herles, Japan 4a etf2nd Series .. .. .. , Uulsvllle A Nash. Unified 4s.. ... Manhattan eoL gold 4a DM.. .. . ss tsC Mexican ventral 4a.. ,. .. ,, .... gau Mexican Central 1st Ine.. .. ,. ,, Nerthere) ferine ... . .. .... lt Northern facias t pl4 ., 71 Missouri, Kansas A T, 4 bld.,,.M t7il Hleeourt, Ksnsss A Tssst nds... tail Nst'l R. It of Mexico col.' 4s bl. ' f,S 1 rl 'I - COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL MACHINERY AND POWER PLANTS , . 1 . ' Charlotte, (II. C. Gomethmt Gpecial Dean Warper Practically New Has 2,250 ends, double heads, double linkers for. r ; 4x6-inch spools; electrical stop, motion. At inter : ; esting figures. ' , Greensboro Supply Company Grccnboro, N. C. Norfolk & Western col. 4s ofd.. .. Oregon Short Line rdfa. 4a Penn. cv. 3'6.. Reading General 4s .V.. Pt. L. A Iron Mountain col. 6s bid RL Iouls A San Francisco fir. 4s.. Bt. lvouis Southwestern col. 4s 8eu hoard Air Lino 4a Southern Pacific 4 bid.. ., .. .. (southern Paclllc 1st 4s ctfs Bout hem Railway 6s ofd Texas A Paclllc lata bid ioiooo, hi. i ex western 4s bid.. Cnion Pacific 4s I). S. Steel 2nd 6s Wabash lsts Wabash Deb. B. bid Wee tern Md. 4s .. Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s ofd Wisconsin Central 4a., Japan 4s ctfs .CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car A foundry American Cur ft Foundry pfd.. .. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express American Hide A Leather nfd. .. American Ice , American Linseed Oil American Linseed OH pfd.. American locomotive k.. American locomotive pfd Auirfiican Kmellintr Hefng.. .. American Smelting & Rcfng. pfd.. American Sugar HefinlnK American Tobacco pfd. ctf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Achlaon pfd Atlantic Coast I.lne I nltlmore & Ohio 1'i.lilinore A Ohio pfd Itrooklyn Rapid Trnnsit Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Orent Western Chicago it Northwestern Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul Chicago Terminal 4 Trana Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd... C. C, C. A St. Louis Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado & Southern Colorado A fouthern 1st pfd Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Ons Corn Products Refining Corn Products Reflnlng pfd Delaware ft Hudson Delaware. Lackawanna &. West.... Denver A Rio Gnlnde Denver ft Rio Orande pfd Distillers' Securities lirle Krle 1st pfd Erie 2nd pfd General Electric Illinois Central International Paper International Paper pfd International Pump International Pump pfd ( "wa Central Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pfd UmiIsvIIIo A Nashville Mexican Central Minneapolis A Ht. IOiils Minn., KL P. ft Baull Ste. M Minn., Kt. P. ft Sault Ste. M. pfd. Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas A Texaa Missouri, Kansas A Texas pfd.... National I .cod National R. R. of Mexico pfd. ofd. New York Central New York, Ontario A Western .... Norfolk A Western Norfolk A Western pfd North American Pacific Mull Pennsylvania People's Gss Pittsburg. C. C. A fit. liuls Pressed HI eel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd Pullman Palace Car Heading heading 1st pfd Leading 2nd pfd Republic Hteel Itepuhllr Hteel pfd Rock Island Co Rock Island Co nfd Huldier Ooods pfd Ht. lull's A Ban Fran ?nd pfd.... Ht. I,nuls Southwestern Bt. Uiuls Southwestern pfd Southern Pacific Southern Pnclflc pfd Southern Railway WEBER. Producer Gas Power Plants Save BO to 75 per cent, of your fuel cost! over steam and Electric Power. H. P.- HOUR-J lb. G07LL Complete Oas Engln nd Producer Plant, Sliet to '1.000 ' horse power. . : 1 -i,. .1 V VB ST JG 71 TB. ,-J; Absolutely the most pconomlcal - and reliable) ' powvr . for ' operating Cotton MUla. tun Elertrlo Light and .Water- s. Works I'lanta. Hour MUla,. rtc po not fall to got do 1 rfiptlv caulogvea ssat MtJmal. , 'V " " '',:ricl4if ;b4 , Main bu1c, Kansu 'Ci.ty,lftt.;" f -.V 4 j SoallMTi Itotarrtienui Iva, ' Cliarlollts N, C. 1. J kJ L e w fouthern v Railway pfd.. .. ennessee Ooal As Iron .. Texaa & Paclllc , Toledo, St. Louis A West. Toledo, St. Louis & West Union Pacific .... , Union Pacific pfd , .. United States Express .. . United States Realty .. .. United States Rubber .. . United States Rubber pfd.. United States Steel .. .. United States Steel pfd.. . Virginia-Carolina Chemical Virginia-Carolina Chemical Wabash .... Wabash pfd.. Wells Fargo Express WestlnghouserElectrlc .. Western Union Wheeling A Lake Erie.. .. Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. Northern Pacific Central Leather Central Leather pfd Sloes-Sheffield ; Great Northern pfd Interboroiigh-Met Intorborough-Met. pfd.. .. 7M 14S,S . 83 28 , . 50 171H 80 100 85W pfd. 44 103; pfd. 10t 16H 81 270 150 81 a 42 146 87 100 477 164 84 Revenge of an Autocrat, Baltimore American. She I'm sorry you lost your tem per over the fried steak thlg mom in. , He But it wasn't fit to eat She I know, dear, but you must consider the consequences. Tou made the cook angry, and she may decide to put ua on bread and wa ter. Croup can positively be stopped In 20 minutes. No vomiting nothing to sicken or distress your child. A sweet, pleasant, and safe Eyrup, called Dr. Shoon's Croup Cure, does the work and does It quickly. Dr. Shoop's Croup Cure Is for Croup alone, remember. It does not claim to cure a dozen ailments. It's for Croup, that's all. Sold by Burwell-Dunn Retail Stcre. COTTON New York, Feb. 2, 1907. Most staple lines of cotton roods are sell ing at the highest prices of twenty three years and higher than In 10J, when cotton sold at 17 cents a pound. The world's demand and consump tion are adjusted to an American crop of fourteen million bales. My Investigations lead me to believe that there is not the remotest possibility of such a crop being marketed this year. An unusual mllllngness to sell on the part of planters and an un exampled demand from spinners have made this the most rapidly moving crop on record. The prospects are that unless a very substantial advance In prlcea checks consumption we shall finish the season with a stock of cotton In America Impossibly amall In relation to the. magnitude of the trade and the demand. The quality of the New Tork Stock has been misrepresented. It Is by no moans unsplnnable, and. In my opinion, will ahortly be In active de mand nt much higher prices. The world's gold production la Increasing at a rate that will Inevitably Increase the valuo of all agricultural com modities as expressed In terms of gold, and cotton will feel the In fluence of th factor more acutely than almost any other commodity. The point of saturation has been al most reached In so far as (he gold standard of value Is concerned and once thla point has been passed the effect In advancing the price of all commodities will be sensational. (Signed) THRODORB H. PRICE. W, T. ' IUVI.V, , Bl ya Hotel, i . MAIM OPFIOn Couth tryon 8t charlotte n. o. I! . Cevolvlng Flat Card, Railway Heads, Orawlnj: Frame, 1 -s s-L ' ' 1 ' vyiuHiug rrames, ,' . , Twisters and Spoolers QuUlara and Reels, , ' si w ' . - C0MBER5. VV'-'' v ;5,ubberl 0!. ' -,.'f. ETC4 ETC. jr. M. BANDY. A Assoc. M. A,"H. So, Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering a Specialty. Water, Power Develop- mem ana isstimatea Made, : : Room 53 Benbow Arcade), Greens boro, or Laarinburg, N. O. . V HTJBBABD BK03. ft 00 HANOVBR SQUARE, NEW YORK, lOiUBSRS OF New Tork Cotton Ex- SSI XSiSSi .mb. Lir.;: oi cotton nxenanga. ' r. DERS SOLICITED For the pur bjum and sala tt cotton (or future bjum ana saia pc cotton lor luturs: deUvary. Oorreapondraotf InviUd. j GDIS ": Dotobses Repairs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern Agents Charlotte, Al. G. Manufacturers and Jobbers f r anii.iill. SS hava Baaking FaclUtlos lo ad- tuuoa to ukmo oSerei by local baaJrj. THB First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VrRGINIA. With Si.ooo,eoe.eo capital Earned Snrplns tCOO.000.00 Sft.SO0.000.O0 Deposits SS.0O0.OO0.0I Total Itesonrcea Offers Just the Additional p. cllitioe Reqalred. Jno. B. Purcell. President; Jno. M. Miller, Jr Vice PresJ. dent; Chas. R. Burnett, As sistant Casbler; J. C. JonUn. Assistant Cash lor. JAMES . MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANT Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths.' CON8TONMEVT9 Rnr.TrTTm Philadelphia, 133 and 1241 Chestnut St. uubluii, io, BBnuner Bt. New York. No. 73 reonard SL Charlotte, SS 8. Tryon St MILLER & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS SS Broadway, New York. ' 1 Members: New York Stock Ex change, New York Cotton Exchange New York Produce Exchsnir. m.J fcYork Coffee Exchange, Chicago Board oi xraue, n uneans cotton Ex change. New Orleans Board of Trade rsususifuw oi-nange, Uver- pool Cotton Association. Execute orders for the purchase or sale of cotton, stocks, grain or pro visions for cssh or on margin. Special attention to .orders by mall 'Phone or telegraph. F. a ALEXANDER, Southern Representative, Box 73, Charlotte, N. C. Come and ' look at our magnificent lino of Dia mond. We . handle nothing except the Very best It's a good, investment, , as Dia- monds are ..advancing in price.daU)v4Vft'; " x , 'V'."a ':, .. . v v ',-;i ' 'rV",f-'t ' . . -,.rv,y -f , y. x ' Loo ramois m m a. wb. u Stuart V. Crv.;,i3n, ENGINCCR AND CCNriiACTC ' ' I i I,. ,... ; J'1 :. 1 . IIUIIll i.t Minn intermediates SaaiFnunt Jade Framu 1 . 1 fisVV'iiJ'E Rl C K E SI r ', GOTTON :-; . - "-'-, A somcEsi 4 - Vt' ' 1 pBTVtuciet, R.1 Li , and PhUadelph ia. Pa. . Philadelphia' Offloe, Martaef A Uerchant Bulldljix. W mJi. SpcUlssy, Sfaoager ' and Southern Repre sentative). , - -, n , ' ' ' 'j r ' t v O A BOBBINS w-trtm wqcmoNp FonoTrow muA rtnnai fum GKNXRAIi rrtTAOT rirfTT1 UJl AKLiUA IJU, CHOH'ORAOC SPINDLtf Ii Boll Otis suadT Oreaaws jthricsMlng Orwawsji, ltMfSrMtas4l rsabsts. Onld Water Paints. Aseots Wattles Dresralne Coaaposouls. ' v GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. cuARLorm n. a - COMMISsioiT MEECHANTfl. ClllCXSt New Tork, Fknadefrhsn, CSUcago, m. Loess, lso Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Coitoii Yariis S7- XiEONAKD KTKEKT . ISO CHESTNUT 8TKKET . . . . SI MONRO STREET . - . . William B. Charles OA ea Charlotte jr. C Bosttna Mass. and Amsterdam N, Y. ' Main (KDee Amsterdam. N. Y. Single Ufi Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Motlop, TJSK If ALTON'S JACQUARD& THOMAS H ALTON'S SONS, Philadelphia. Pa. ALEXANDER A GARSED. Southern Agents, Charlotte. N. C. Prospective Before begluntug your building operations, you would do well to correspond with as fox prices on all sorts of Building Materials. We carry m full line of Mooring, v Celling, Siding. Intertot Trimmings. Hash. Doors, Blinds, etd, ' Alwsys prepared to furnish tho best materials, and can ssavs yon money. - . -r ' sjiriril'V SOUTHERN QTEEN CRATE - . OUlt LEADER... , .. ' If It's Qrstes- yon wsnt, er lisntajs and Tile, see us or write tor saw legtie.'.,-.'..-'.- th I ?H; Wcam&i Company ' ' Charlotta. V. C t'l ' rTJBLIO ACCOUNTANTS AND . . AUDITORS . . BROWN 6 HUNTEB y ; Audiu "oi Banks. Trust Compsnfoe ", . and Oeneral . Traders. d , . 1IS-I1 Empire Building, ;; . ( ATLANTA. OA. .. . nSNcn ernrrt CQUITABUt CUILDlNlt; ATLANTA, G A KlTSC 3 Automatic Feeders r " Openers and Trunk, Breaker, Intermediate an . Finisher Lappers, , KIrschner Carding Beaters , Thread Extractor,,' ' t ; - Waste Pickers, etc -, : Raw Stack Dryers. ctcgtc. SPirUWlWG C 0. WARNS X uachtakrt. I NOETH 0AE0LDTA. LOOM. CNCINC ; AMD i VALVe . NEW lOUH PHILADELPHIA . CHICAGO COTTON TARNS. COTTON tiOOPS, AND COTTON WASTE. Bt Hill KllllilllAia. Builders ..-. v Hickory . N. C - v A, D. SALKELD & BR0 V COMMISSION MERCUANTSL . " SS-93 Leonart: Street, NEW OR " -Z'- OOTI ON ' Y A R N S . ? Vf FredTc etor 'A Achelis?v- iTOOH UA0HAE , 00 ;, . , Buikers vk. 'M!' MIseaOsvnetMie rlonUiern ' stociarttiea lV' WILMIN1TON, k. a :.. Traebington, D, 40S Oolonw) Bide H : Cotton JliU Stocks v ' BICHABD A; BLYTHE, v : Cornxnission Merchant,- OTTTOir tVARPf -AJTD TARNS. No. 114 rBMtnnl-llrut . rrrxLADELPniA, ;' ? jl 7U. D'OLTER & CO.; ; Vl OOMMISKION M KRCIIANTS) . V ; COTTON ' YARNS . TTilrtl and Cbeetnst Rta. MaHrtoe and Merrhant nidJC ruiLAcrxpiUA, pa. - -
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 1, 1907, edition 1
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