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, Hiii M AND 1 inanci: t o rrox 1,0 i:. ABOUT -4 EVEN. I a ,lncsa Appear tc bo Broadening Out a 'ilioiiKh tlio null Lender WiTo Attracting hoiiiethlnjr of a I'olkmlDK by OuiHlUers Oiienlnir at S to 8 IInt upjlUlher Hotter TlianJ I'uo ou tauies. , , . ' . ' , ; 1 , New York, March t-After sharp early advance the cotton market de velopej a reactionary tendency, but clon ed steady at advance of t point to a de cline of I point ua compared with laat night, Sales for the day were estimated at 250,00 bales, and business appear to be" broadening out a thouch th bull leader were attracting something of a following lr outsiders. The opening wa stead? at an advance of 2 to I point, which wa rather better than due on the cable. The result wa quit, a number of over-nlaht buvlnc or ders around the ring, port receipt for thsr lM lighter, thV Hon. on llmata for to-morrow was HrM, there was was further talk of competition for local stork and the market continued' to work hlcher durln the middle of the morning until prices showed a net (tain of about 7 to H points with March sell ing at t.TZ, May at .W and July at s.95, or about to 70 point above the low lew! of M days ago. At thl level of fering Increased and It wa rumored that th bull party wa taking- profit. It waa4lso reported that the drouth In the Southwest had been broken by re rent .rains, the week-end figures were- , rather bearish, and the market cased otr during th afternoon, prices at one time j u J S being 1 to I point net lower. The close , J" was a point or two up from the bottom ",r j-jg oa covering and bull support. Exports J for the month of February were conslrt- ljAu- ered very heavy and exports exceeded;'- the port recotpts for the day. wnno Southern spot msrkcts were unchanged to a, hither. A local firm Issued a pre liminary acreage stntemtnt showing an Increase of I per cent. Receipt! at the ports to-dav ZUSi Imle gainst (1.733 laat week and U.m last year. For the week ?no,mo bnles asalust 269,036 last week and KW.9S5 last year. To day receipt at Ni w Orleans were 2.038 bales sgalnst B.047 last year, and at Houston 1.567 bales against .1.984 last year. - ',; STOCKS CONSTANTLY FLUCTUATE Point to ProfcHsional Origin For Greater Part of Transaction ln PorudstcnCT of Cnrrrnt Market Em phasised by Erratic MovcnicnU of toe Day. New York, March 1. The Inconsistency of the current stock market was empha sised by Its erratic movements to-day. Hitherto this weak the abrupt reversals have come on succeeding days. To - day the range was retracted before the expiration of the session. Bevere de- cllnea were shown at one time durlnir the day and these were practically all wiped out by a subsequent rally. Trans- actions were on a considerable scale, but were largely congested In a few active stocks. The constant fluctuations of prices point to a professional origin f"r ine grwuer pan oi ine irnniutciiona. j ne extent of tne fluctuations, however, as well as the absence of authentic Infor mation to explain them keep alive sus picion of manipulative tactics In th market to conceal the real character of the operations In progress. Home of the special weakness to-day was attributed to the aftermath of the Harrlmun In quiry and to suggestions of new dlrcc- ttnna whleh future nrosecutinn of the Inquiry might take. The shnrp decline In the Hill stocks were connected with theee siinpoittlons. Heading continued t centre of attsck and rumom persisted of a forthcoming large nott- leeue by that corapsny. A bad effect wns produced also by ths reports of a vote In progress amongst some classes of Pennsylvania Ballroad employes on a proposed strike, although official of the company pro less confidence that the dispute will be settled. One of the boaril-rnom views on the early weakness of the market was that It wns the expression of illsnp proved by large financial interests of any attempt to discount In the market th final adoption f the AWrlch ti II Lara" Influence on the upward turn In the market was attributed, however, to the report from Washington that this Mil would be taken up In the house during the afternoon Instead of being put over to the Saturday session The upward turn came In the face of the announce n ent of new note usuei, tor whl' h so much dread hail lecn professed, the I-oulsvllle & Nashville imd the Atlantic Coast Line belnir Die companies con cerned. The understood terms of the sales of the notes o(T red no evldeneo of imnroenifn(s in th1 supplies of capital available for this kind of financing The late rnllv In slocks was only sllghtlv impaired nnd the closing tone was slightly Irr'-nular. Bonds were heavy Total sales, par value. $1.V(v0ro I' 8 Ponds unchanged. Total sales of st. .-kn w-re 1 ,l,vi Shares. Including '"pn r 'X w. f'ottmi Oil Vts- HmeltlnK M 7'Xf T'diaceo ; Anaennda IK.Ofsl; A C K (' ) l.nrV', fit. Paul i.9"i- Husnr 1 .2V. Heading 43.1tt: Southern Pacld'- 7' "J't; I'nlon I'liclhc 107 SOD. Ktecl t.'.Wl. Va. t'aro. Chemical r0 Baltimore, March 1 ; preferr-d M hid H A L. common New York Produce. New York. Mured 1 - ("lour dull and about sted Itv fl.Mir .lijll fSu'kwhem flour stenly 'ornmi;i! steny Wheat, spot easy No 2 red, K eleva tor. Options to S- net lower. May 1 4V. Jul v 84: Heotenihsr 83. Corn, spot barely stendy No ':. red s elevator. Options . net lower. May I July U. Oats, spot firm; mixed 48. I Beef steady. CutmeHts stea.tv Lnrd : assy; Western prime fl 75 to lti5. refin ed easy; continent tl'i 10. comiwiund 8 1 to Pork st-ady I Rosin steady It 45 to It 50. Turentliie stesdv Itice steady Molssses atnoly. Sug.Hr, raw utesdv. un hnnsed Coffee, spot steady; Illo No 7 7c mild stesdy; Cordovs 9 to 12,.. Kutuivs UTichnngeO to 5 points lower. rotators. Irish easy, Slate Jersey and Western! per Isrrl 11 5n to 1 To H . . I potatoes (teady. unrhsnged. CnMiage and freights unlet, unchang ed. ' Pesnuts steudv. unchanged ! ltutter firm, tenovated common to ex tra pi to ': Chfese firm, nm hancd K.ggs ste.idy, uncjisnged livcnsuol Oitton Market. Liverpool Match I Cotton. uo nuv,! rrate business ili-rie prl 1 tun l;;itifed 10 points lower Amrn- .m nu-illnm fnlriHni'k nl I .Ivri pool Mime lime M- rood in'illllnr; V ttitdiltlng f, 14: I vr . 1. 110.000 .i.ii.n.. i. h- ..... ..,.n.. ... r il 1 til. ,-L, . 1 Am ritlii.-tt for (.rent low mMi'ing '-, i"1-"! onilit.ir u - , or ditoirv ful Thi- s ili-n of t li ,- ,i.(y wi re s.. li.iles. of Willi II Vi Wli- f .r st.ei--illation Slid eXMitt end Ito 1 1 ! . T Jult Amertisn Keielpls 9.1W tmb-i, nil AnnT-li-sn rutu:s onnel susdy :ui. i lose. steady. A met Pun nii.niiou o. r I li,.e r. A 71 5'S r. :, :,(,; Vurclt Vai-ehAi.nl April May Mur-June fune-taly Julv-Atisusl Auaust-fti-ptemher ... jPeptemlter-O lolwr . Oetotter-Noveiiiber . . yfoVemlwr-lemiMT lieremlier jHOllurv Jsnusry-Kelrusry Oitrwfi Tirsui mi.' ' Ch)eiio, Miin h t lin-ns.-l i the Northwest iiiitfcl kiiu-i.,1 wheat lo-dny snd risultid In Of slmost le At the rime the -lull i" ( s In llltl).- r,t s ilm-llne Mitv .if i- ti in sni d wn V '' osts were unohnns'-d. were l." to 27'i l.,er i n wns i ff 1 , und provisions ' WHEAT Mir .. .. iti .. .. July .. .. OAT-. . . vr .. . . .: Jalr , ptihic- : July .... . Mas ,f ... ; JiARD-' 1 Juir .. ' Wsy 'p , Wli- , ' y Julf ... ,'.VT llleh . V "S . 1 0 lxw C'liHMI 'H 7'. i74 47 N 42 I7S l 17 14 K 412 t At 11 4.'l 42'i ' lfl.ff 1 .26 71 tt t (6 i,,,. ' That' all. 'Nsf aid, when you say mat iioinauT fVH;sy ssounisin i is ths fiwstest tumiiy remeov on earth, 4e ru snod rotns an rtsmlns. eetita. Tea pr Jsblet. ft. It. )oin . , Naval Store, Wilmington, 'March 1. -Spirit turpn tin" firm, 71,: receipt 1 casks. Kosln Ann MOO; receipts 17. ,.. . Tnr (Irm, t'LAu: recelnti IT). Crude turpentine firm, , $333, 4. and lt: receipt . i fiavannah, Oa.. March-l.-Turpentlna Arm, Ti; sale 15; receipt S4: ..lpment 1fZ. Rosin flrni: sale MO: receipt 164; ship ment 2; tock 1.47. Quote: AUG M.1B; D 4.; K H: T M.lWj O I4.3S; U U.tfl: I w.66; K $S4R; M $5.00; N $4: W a $.J0i W W $6.64. . ..r - ;" ' v , 1 ' The Money Marker. .. New York. Mareh t-Monef , on can strong, 6H to 7 per cent.,' ruling rats ; closing bid Sty, offered at A Time lon Slightly nrmeri SO day, M4 sod iW dovs Bty to 6 -per cent' six months' VA per cent. - ..?..'vv:: Close: I'Hme mercantile paper) 6 to per cent. Sterling exrhsngereaaler with nctunl bUrVlncM n tankers MN at W.tfc tnM &fJdr? fo,r d"X J,ii,- , ??tf .TiS? "2 " 52rSi. w kan'Wni to UH. Bar sliver 9Hl Mexican do - lnrs Nty: government bonds steady; rail road bonds heavy: Mew York Cotton. New York, March 1. Cotton, spot clos ed steady: middling Upland 11.25; mid dling gulf 11.60; sales 14,814 bales. Futures opened firm and closed steady. Open Hlsrh Low Close March .. .. .... t.tt "8.72 1 9.S2 April 1.74-75 9.7S 9.75 9.87 9.S.1 8.62 S.90 in;o 10.17 9.70 9.78 9.82 9.KC 9.K9 9.90 10(10 10.17 May S.M .S7 .87 DM 10I1H 10.25 PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston, stendy New Orlenns. firm Mobile, firm Savannah, steady Charleston. Arm Wilmington, steady Norfolk, steady Itnltlmore. nominal .. New York, stoady Hostrfn. steady Philadelphia, sternly INTERIOR MOVEMjKNT. Houston, steady .... AuRimlii, quiet Memphis, steady Ht lyouls, steady Louisville, firm 11 1-1 10 inu 104 10fi 10 11 ll'A 11.25 11.23 11.50 11 11 10 JO 11-1 10 11-16 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS New York, March 1. Mid. Res. Hhn. Bis. Albany 2H m : Atnens ' A tlflntn, steady j Rrenham .. .. j Charlotte .. .. i Columbia .. .. M3 1549 79 10 13-U 210 18fi8 81 318 S19 319 1578 1478 471 M7 435 1244 7 tS 217 im iix 591 475 23X1 1712 Columhus, Cr lnmbus. Oa.. sty. Miss. ... 104 8CT iTmlhis Eufaula rjreenvllle j Greenwood, S. C. 11C - M''i-"n .. I Little Rock steady. 10 77a 84fil 70 m 1041 2904 3 7 30 J4 l34 4f 41ft 7W 137 iH fion 275 150 Wi m 774 584 1 Mncon 1 Meridian Montgomery, firm.. ..Nashville, steady .. Nstotiex 'Newberry 'Rnlelgh, easy im 1044 I Rome Helms p Hhreveport. steady.. 10 1-16 & lf!9! Vlcksbnrg 875 104.1 ilamn CUy 251 812 York. March l.-The following (iit!Ptlr on the movement of cotton for n-eek ending Frldnv. Mureh 1. wero n-eMi.l bv the New York Cotton Ex change. r WEEKLY MOVEMENT. This Last Year. Year. Port lecrlpts 18R.187 108,985 Overland to mills and fan.ol.i 2,0uT 87.819 Poiiilurn mill takings (fHtimatedl 51.000 47,000 flnln of stock nt Inte rior towns 6.J19 3I.8S1 Brought Into sight for the week 278.511 161.933 TOTAL CHOP MOVEMKNT. Port ipcrlnls 8.273.(170 8.284.014 , n,.,r.ln.t , mm, nnr Canada 921.390 67H.. Southern mill takings (.stlmatedi.. .". 1,51.000 1.4O8.0O0 Htock st Interior towns In excess of Sept. 1. .. 440.4.T9 447.K1 rtroiiKht Into sight thus far for season 11.181,409 8. 818.458 12,907 deiluctcd from overlaid season. cotton RKcnirrs. New York. March 1 -The following are Ihe tolnl net rei-lnts of cotton at all Torts s'nee Sept. 1st: Calveston 3.W Ml New i Menus 1.!I'.'31 Mobile 227.175 Hiivnruoh (h II lehlon I Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore ! New A ork j Tt -st on : - Newport News Phll-I.lelphlil 8a n Kianelseo ilMinsn l k I'ort Tom nsend l'onsneid.i I'ort Arthur A Pahlne Pass ! Jacksonville I are,lo, Texas 1 Minor Ports .1.2 4'd . 137.447 . 2H7.Skri . 473 45 I. VI n m . M.77S . 444 1.772 . III S-"! 74 i'iik . ir.tiuj . 119.112 7.H7 4!H 7.X .8271. ma Total bnles COMI'Al: ATIVK COTTON HTATKMF.NT N-w York. Msrch I For Ihe week en-llns I'r'd.iv. March U Net rec.-ipts nt nil U- S. ' ports dories wrk 192-152 Not t.ieipts nl rill V. H ports mi mi- e.k last venr Ill 1VI Tolnl ivrrtots since Sent I S ,':,1 J4 Total r elpts to snine date Insl .75l.r e.ir - - - Kt rts tot tie- week ... l-'.Kportii f"t ssme week Inst eiir 1.297 ltn kit Tolnl 1 xnoi Is since Kept I f,:n:, wit Tolnl rxpoiln same dute Insl 4 '.H 7W l.tl.t7 sin.fivs iKt'wk it -ill r S I . Htoik -il all I 8 irts . . tMiris snine Hon 1,11 Unr Hloi k -it nil Inter!..! towns 1 Hto-'k ,t ill lt..-ilor towns same h;7.SI4 1 f.ISi SC ! - I lime lu ear lo!Kloek at 1 1 1 rp' 01 Ht' ' Vc f Am lit Hon Htock of Am Itillitln nun. nthml for lrHl tln.e lust venr ... rja.otw NKW V 1 1 1 llONDH. rs Int.. otH'n H H H H H ft. H H refundliiK '.' rofundlns "s Is reslstetid lor. KKiW mi 10.1'i 101 129 12 74 llH KM 91 OS 101 ; 110 sX 77 IW 102 72 W 71 Ss roupon (lid 4S reslered e t)ld 4s roupon New 4s rvstsliTe.l Nr 4s ioiip..n . .. Int. ititetliHii Tol'sn" s .. .. A median Tolmeeo s ! trl tntt sen Is A ti Iiismii iidlustmeiit 4s ilniille I'onst Idne 4s ix Int. i :nilmoTV S (lltlo 4e fleltlmote A hlo JSs hid 1 UriMiUU ti T ev 4s hid l-etllr.ll of tloorln s l iiilt.il of tieoran 1st Inr bid Citiltiil f ()Ktrln 2nd Inr of I'ltili.il of (Ji-oiin Im-. nfil.. I - tMnpi.nke ft Ohio 4'v ex Int. i hli KB'i SV Alton 1W bid Ihlmilo. II. tt UllllMV llr 4. ; lursso. it I. Paelfle It It. 4s Int. C , It I P It K enl bs ex V . (' . V A Bt. ljuls en 4s ('olnifiiVi Industrial f Her. A ViliiiH.lo Midland 4s bid Colnts'lo Hottthern 4s.. .. si Ctthn as bid BH4 l. liver Ar Ulo flrsnde 4s ofd !S .Hl.tilkts' herUlltliS Os SHU Krte prior lleti 4s 7 Krle (leneral 4 ofd (forking VHey bid .. . Jspsn ds Janus r 2nd series Julian 4s ctfs jspnn 4s ctfs. 2nd Hertes IMtivllle A Nash PnlflH ttlsiihaltan eo), gold 4a bid, Mexican Central Is bid .. M'xican IVntrst 1st Inc. .. Minn. ft Luls 4s ofd.. 104 B lowj Jo f4 a M'ssouH. Kansas A T 4s bid Missouri, Ksnssi a Tx Jnds -M'ateh lor th rsnprnels of Arvo Jd "nlmon la your ireefiri window, ttf Salmon pack' at anr prk. A 1 o ' v f p r r1 (s ' o f 7 ; : i r: 7c " : ; COTTON AND WOOLEsI MILL MACHINERY . ' AND POWER PLANTS , , Charlotte, N. C. Gometh na Special DemiE Wrpet Practically New Has 2,250 ends, double heads, double linkers for 4x6-inch spools; electrical stop' motion. At inter- 7 esting figures. - V S v ;i Greensboro Grcenboro, N. C. Nat'l. R. a of Mexico col. 4s bid 85 New York Central gen. 3'4s 93 ew jersey central gen. Isb ord... rxi'k Northern Pacific 4s 100 Northern Psclflo 3s 70 Norfolk & western col. 4s bid 98 Oregon Short Una rfdg. 4s.. .... K Penn. cv. 3ft. ... 95 Heading General 4a. 9714 St. L. tc Iron -Mountain col. 6 bid 113 Ht. Louis A Ban Francisco fg. 4s.. 81 St. Louis Southwestern col. 4s bid. 78 79 8ty 94Vi 110 117ft 81 H iooh 98 112 81 87 8T 83'i Seaboard Air Line 4s bid Southern Pacific 4s bid Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfs. southern Railway 5s Texas A Pacific 1st s bid Toledo, St. L. A Western 4a bid.. Union Pacific 4 TT. S. Steel 2nd 5 Wabash lsts ofd Western Md 4s Wheeling & iJike Erie 4s ofd Wisconsin Central 4s Japan 4s ctfs , CLOSINO STOCK LIST. Adams Express 280 Amalgamated Copper Vf American car ec f oundry n American Car & Foundry pfd.. ..' 102',4 American Cotton Oil 31 American Cotton Oil pfd X8 American Express 220 American Hide & Leather pfd .... 25i American Ice 80 American Linseed Oil lfiV4 American Linseed OH pfd is Amerlcsn Locomotive Ti American lxomotlve pfd HOW American Smelting & Renf 139i American Smelting ft Refng. pfa.. 114 American Sugar IU fining. 131 V; American Tobacco pfd. ctf 9u Anaconda Mining Co ."91 Atchison 102 Achlson pfd H Atlantic Leant Line us Iialtlmore A Ohio 4 .. .. WYj Hsltlmnro .- Ohio pfd K Brooklyn Rapid Transit 70'4 Canadian Pacific 182Vi Central of New-.Tersey 200 ''hesapeake A Ohio 5054 Chicago (irent Western la inn 145 A 154 87 44 :c." 55 m stii.i 304 490 37 Chicago A Northwestern ... Chicago, Mil. A at. MUl .. Chicago Terminal A Trans.. Chicago Terminal A Trans. pfd. 4'., C, C. A Ht. ixuils . Colorado Fuel A Iron Colorado & Southern Colorado A Southern 1st pfd.. .. Colorada A Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Gas Corn Products Keflnlng Corn Products Refining pfd Uelnware A Hudson tielawnre, Lackawanna A West.. lienver A Rio Grande Iienver A Ulo Cirande pfd I lstlllors' Securities ,. .. Krle I'rle 1st pfd Krle 2nd pfd General F.leotrlo Illinois Central International Paper International Paper pfd International Pump International Pump pfd Iowa Central 71 75 33 f.8 67 157 154 1 79' 34 78' 23 Use a little KODOL after your meal snd It will he found to afford a prompt and efficient relief KODOL noarly ap proxlmstes the digestive juices., It di gests what you eat. It is sold on a ruaranteed relief nlan. Sold her by Mawley's Pharmacy. 1 Wanted Mattress Makers and Finish ers. Plenty of work, good wages, steady employment. Apply quick. FIIANK LINDSAY, Portsmouth, Va, WEBER Producer Gas Power Plants Save 60 to 75 per cent of your fuel cost! over steam and Electrlo Power. H. P.-I HOUR-I lb. QOHL TKt - . ' .u , , jr. .1 i .. CompVte Gs Enrlno and Producer Plant, Blxe to 1,000 horse power. i ,. iNVESTiGnTB. ; AbsolutVly tlsn most ootviiilr nf reliable ', powrdf ' fotf ofratlna Cotton Mill. Glna, EIcitHc IJhl iml Wilerti Works Plant. Hour Mills, tMc. Do not fall to get do , acrlptive caulojucs and estimate, , .. "' l; Weber Gog Engine (yOof 1 ( Factory and Math OtRet, Kansi City. Uo.' T; :. BonUksrn llrrraniiatlY(V -W. T. ' IllVIJf, Slwya Hotel, T Charlotta, Jf. 0, - ' v- ' ., ' Supply Company Iowa, Central pfd 42 Kansas City Southern -28 Kansas City Southern pfd 58 Louisville A Nashville 128 Mexican Central 23 Minneapolis & St. Louts .. .. .... 54 Minn., St. P. & Sault Ste. M 119 Minn,. St. P. & Sault Ste. M. pfd. 142 Missouri Pacific 79ty Missouri, Kansas & Texas 43", Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd,. .. 7u National Lead 6S NaUonal R. R. of Mexico pfd ttVi New York Central 126Ti New York, Ontario & Weatern .... 43"4 Norfolk A Western .. .. .. ..... .. 84 Norfolk & Western pfd 80 North. American , 804 Pacific Mail. 83$ Pennsylvania 128? People's Gas' .. 93 Pittsburg. C. C. & St. Loul .. . 72 Pressed Steel 4S Pressed Steel Car pfd 97 Pullman Palace Car 1K8 Heading .... 115 Reading 1st pfd ... 89 Reading 2nd pfd 90 Republic Steel 33 Republic Steel fd 97 nock Island Co 24 Rock Island Co. pfd 56 Rubber Goods pfd 100 St. Loul & San Fran. 2nd pfd.... 31 St. Louis Southwestern n St. Louis Southwestern pfd 54 Southern Pacific 9t Southern Pacific pfd 117 Southern Railway 2514 Routhern Railway pfd 77 Tennessee Coal & Iron 147 Texas A Pacific 33 Toledo, St. Louis ft West 284 Toledo, St. Louis & West, pfd Wt, I'nlon Pacific 171 Cnlon Pacific pfd 89 United States Express 10 1'nlted States Realty 8 United States Ruhher 49'; United States Ruhher pfd.. 105 United States Hteel United States Steel pfd Vlrglnla-Cdrolina chemlfcol .. . Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. Wabash Wubtiah pfd Wellii Fargo Express Westlnghouse Klectrlc Western Union Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pfd Northern Pacific Central Leather Centrxl l eather pfd 4414 103 33 lot. 15 30 270 150 90 11 21 45 145 37 101 fi7 1W 33 69 Hloss-KhefTleUt Great Northern pfd ., Interhorough-Met Interborough-Mct. pfd , Croup can positively be stopped In 20 minutes. No vomiting nothing lo sicken or distress your child. A weet. pleasant!, and safe Syrup, called Dr. Snoop's Croup Cure, docs tho work and docs It quickly. Dr. Snoop- Croup Core Is for Croup alone, remember. H does not claim to cure a dosen ailment. It's for Croup, that's all. Bold by Burwell-Dunn Retail Store. ESTABLISHED 1893. 82-84 Grlswold St., Detroit, Mich.; Nlchola Bldf., Toledo, Ohio; Lennox Bid;., Cleveland, Ohio; 223 Diamond Bt., Pitta bur. Pa. Send name and address for Information why ACP and RDO will sell at ISO. R. M. WEAVER, 217 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia, Ta, I i ..... . . . - .... . Jl IISJ OPPIOCI Couth tryon st., Chablotti, tt. o. st II . CflvolylnK Rat Cards, 1 .Railway Head, Drawing Frame, 5plnnlnf Frames, - , Twisters and Spoolers . Qulllers and Reels, - Looma, r ' - " j C0MBER5 ' ETC ETC' J, IL BANDY, A. M. Ph. D. . . Awoc M. A. M. So. C C ,,,, Hydraulic and Sanitary Englnaerlng a Specialty. Water Power' Develop ment and Estimates Made, Room 53 Benbow Arcade, Green- boro, or Lanrlnbnrc, N. C. HTIBBARD BROS, ft 00., HANOVER SQ17ARB. NEW TORK. MEMBERS OT New Tork Cotton Ex. ehanse. Naw ' Orleana Cotton Ex. eaanv. Aaaoolate Member . Liver -oel Cotton Exchang. -ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur. eaaa and aala of cotton for futur delivery. Corrpndno Invited. LOOBllS' Dobbies Repairs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co. Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern Agents Charlotte, A. ?. Manuf actjurers and Jobbers Freqnently And It necessary to have flanking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local bantu. THE First National Bank OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. With $1,000,000.0(1 Capital Earned Snvpliu $600,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposit t.OOO.OOO.UI TotNl Itcsniirrc Offers Jnst tlie Additional Fa. cllltleo Required. Jno. . Purcell. President; J.o. M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent Chaa. It. Burnett. A, slstant Cashier: J. C. Joplln Assistant Cashier. JAMES . MITCHELL CO. . COMMISSION MERCHANT. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. 133 and 124 Chestnut St. Boston, 183 Hummer St. New York, No. 73 onard Si Charlotte. 35 S. Tryon St. MILLER & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 2 Broadway, Nctv York. Member: New York 8tock Es. chanfe, New York Cotton Exchange, Nw York Produce Exchange, New York Coffee Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade. New Orleans Cotton e. change, New Orleans Board of Trade, Phliaaeipnia diock exenange, Liver pool Cotton Association. Execute order for the nurchas nr ale of cotton, stocks, grain or pro visions for cah or on margin. Special attention lo order by mail. Phone or telegraph. F. B. ALEXANDER, . Houilx-rn Representative), Box HS, Charlotte, N. C. CJome and look at our magnificent line of Dia mond. Wo handle notning except tho very best. It's' a good investment, as Dia monds are advancing nn bjico daily. ' : . III Diamonds T-r - f)itji 4jr V.jjp' v..WTr:T &!-4'-- Stuart . C.liur, CNGlNCL.'i AND CCrJTUACTC. , "i '. - -.- V r , ry. ; V 5Iubbera," intermediates ' V' ' I Ravtaj Fnunes . . Udc Fram ft" V ITU r,Z f l JE WCKES SPIWWINC CO. 'W' QOTTON YARNS v V V'.V ' ' '' ' OFFICES ; ' i '' ' ' ' , Pawrncliet, R. L, and Philadelphia, pa. Philadelphia "Office. Marlnct A Merchant Bnlldlnx, W mJL. Spelllaiy. Manaicer and Sonttiera Repre aentatlve. , . ' oa; bobbins OOSfKICTB EQUIPMEKTSI ' FO"R 2E3ERAIi 0HAELOTTE, UIOII'ORADC SPINDLLOOM. ENGINE AND VALVC Bait Om maA Onii. tfMemUmt 3raaaea, Risady-Mbsad , OoU Water Painta. At Watttoa' Dieasana Oomji fli GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLorra ft. o. OOliulSSIOH MERCHANTS. ' Cmcni Maw Tort, Winafla . Yarni ajid Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton Y ar ns ST-8t LEONARD STKEBTf ISO CHESTNUT 8TRKE1 tl MONROE STREET . William B. Charles Oft tea Charlotte If. O. Baatav Ma, and Aaamtardani ft. T. Mala Office Amsterdam, ft. T. Blngl Uft Jaequard with Independent Cylinder MoUon, " USE IIAIrtNS JACQCARDS. . THOMAS HALTON'S 80NS, Philadelphia, Pa. ALEXANDER A GARSED, Sonthcrn Agents, Charlotte, ft. O. Prospective Builders Before beginning your building operation, yoa vronld do well to correspond with na for prteea on all ort of Building MateriaU We carry a full Una of Flooring,. Calling. Siding, Dtteriot Trimmings, Bash. Door, BUoda, etd. - . Always prepared to furnish the beat materials , nd caa aav yon money. ITUTTON 41 BOtTRBONNAlS. Htokory. N. C. , s ' ..;.' v.-..-" , SOimiERft Q DEEW GRA1X ' ' OClt; LEADER. . .;, H Orata au SinL Of Mntl and Tlla. ua or wrlta. for cata- J; II. Wearn & Company aar!otta.,ft.X c rUBLIO ..ACCOUNTANTS AND iis . "(..''.? -x AUDITORS : ,;, ''''..'j, ,; BE0WN tSs HUNTER Audita of Bank, Trust CompanU and General Trader. .. ; . - . ' 1S1MX3I Eniplra Building, irr ti ci i : SM.. .S. BSIANOH Cfflttl COUITABLI ElUILOINtS. ATLANTA CA, Vr-- - -Kira ' . ' Automatic Feeders,"' ' I Openers and Trunk, v Breaker, Intermediate antlM - Finisher Lappers, ... " KIrschner Cardlnt Beaten ' i j i , .- Tbiiad Extractora, r, .,',. vvasia ficKers. cu. I 1 !" Raw Uck Dryers. : W r SSI IJTT IfV't IV, , . -' , e ) COTTOIf MXZJjS. PUWEJB KiAlTT3tt IdACHINlCRT. ' , - ; ; A N0ETH OABOIatNA aaaatat M. Isisali . NKW YORK PmLADKT.PHIA . . omoAoo COTTON YARNS. COTTON POOPS, ' AND COCTON WASTE. A. D. SALEELD & BRb., ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS. - , - - tcotwri: Street, NEW YORX. "r '. noTTn sibsi - DEFT ..- t-' A o.i.jn. TTtim a. a f 1CU & v lOlVI t . i LTTJOH XILOEAS fli Off, ;:. - Bttnlcers., MlaoaBaaeofia itoathcrn Saoarltiaw WlLMTft(3TOft, If. a Waahlngtoti. D. O 40t Ooksrada BUfl. : Cotton Hill StocksC; v BIOHAED A. BLYTHE, a Commission Merchant,'! , COTTON WARPS AND YARNS. No. 114 Cheatant Street, rniLADELPUIA, otl:d,ouer-i& "co; i OOMIHIRSION MKRCHANTS ,J s S COTTON YARNS ; . 5 - Third aad Cheatnal gta. .1 ?'' PHILADELPHIA. fA. - V- - , 7
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