CliAIILOTTi:: DAILY OL.IIV
10, n.ji.
I..
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COTTON OI F FROM THE OPENING
Trailing Tor the Day Was hem Active
t Than Recently, and Seemed More
, Largely l'rotVwilonal Following
Open) d ir at 1 lb i Point Down Cot
ton Sold Down to to 10 Later Hal-
lying i to 8 From Lowest on Jto-
, newal of Support and Some Lower
tng. ..;.,v--, ;";'. , '.
New Tork, March 9.-Ths cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline of 1 to t
. points with trading rather Wet. and Mm
. timant divided between the large spin'
ner' taklaga for the week and the din
appointing cable. There were aome
vague rumor or disagreement between
loading bull, however, and with no bull
fupport of consequence, the market sold
Off to a net decline 6t about to 10 point
during the early session. At this level
there was a renewal of support and with
som covering the market rallied 4 to I
- point from the lowest. Trading was less
aotlve than recently, and seemed more
largely professional.
Receipts at the ports to-day 38.901 bales
against 3,473 last week and 19.219 last
year. For the week (estimated) lfio.mx)
. bales against 1VS.4S3 lsst week and 117,2
last year. To-day's receipts at New Or
leans b,d Dajes against last year
and at Houston 7,694 bales against 2,Hi
. last year.
WILD PRICE FLUCTUATIONS.
, Another Large Volume of Business
Done on Stock Exchange, Inroads
' on Price at Different Time Making
New Leveta In Many Case.
New Tork, Marrli 9 The short session
at the stock exchange to-day was oc
cupied with another lar volume of
business snd with wild price fluctuations.
Inroads upon prices at different times
during the session ma.le new levels in
many cases, but there werj points of r
ststance in the market throughout and
the closing tone was distinctly strong,
with prices on the upgrade snd not a few
conspicuous net enlns for the day. Tho
points of weakness that had most effw-t
on speculative sentiment were L'nlte.l
(Mates 8tel and Union Pacific. The first
named made a low level at 37 within the
first hour after the opening n,nd rumors
were diligently circulated of cancellation
of orders for the company's product for
future delivery. These received no offi
cial confirmation and tho stock rallied
with the general market and close;! at a
necllne of . The preferred Htok was
supported and closed with a fractional
gain. The special wsaknos In Union
Pacific was attributed to fears cf a suit
by the government growing nut of the
Inter-State Commerce Commissions in
vestigation to compel the divoroe of the
Union Pacific and the Southorn Prclflc.
The Gould stocks were unsiinnorled rtlll
and there were wide Jedlm- In some
stocks not usually sctlve. Tin Pennsyl
vania group, including Reading, gave
evidence of absorption and there wis a
vigorous rebound In Atchison. The bank
statement was regarded us weak, but its
publication did not deter the bears from
pursuing their late covering operntlons.
The outflow of caiih was larger than ex
pected, but the tick market ilquldatiim
was reflected In the considerable loan
contraction. Money and discounts rose
In London, but sterling exchange contin
ued to recede here, indicating a prospect
of a contest for new arrlvuls of gold in
London market.
Total salea of bonds, par value. $1,464,.
000.
Total sales stocks 93.1,300 shares. In
cluding: Copper K7.4O0; Sugar 8,W; To
bacco 600- Atchison 37.90"; A. C. I-. 1,100;
C. 4 O. 4,600; Mo Pac. B.7O0; N. W.
4O0; Penna. C.ooo; Southern Pac. 2fi.M0;
Southern Railway 10.900, pfd. 700; .I'nlon
Pacific 104.600. V. R Hlecl 8.Jfi0, pfd. !.
300; Va,-Caro. Chemical 1.000, pfd. 2,000.
Chicago CTraln and Provisions.
Chicago. March 9 -Continued reports
of damage to the full-sown crop had a
strengthening effect to-day r,n the local
wheat market, hut rniw Inking sales
offset these InfliierwiH somewhat and t lie
market closed about steady with
the May delivery only higher. Corn
was up V. Oats showed u loss of Vi.
Provisions were unchanged to 7V4 lower.
WHKAT-
May.. .
Julv.. .
CORN-
M.y.. ..
Julv.. ..
OATft-
May . ..
July.. ..
Pf-RK-
July.. .
May ..
. ..
May . .
RIHS-
May.. ..
July.. ..
High Low Close
77S
774.
79H
781
47U
42H
37
1 67
tfl SO
47 H
47',
ft
4l
37H
l'.2
It, 17
!' CO
9 M
9 15
z:
i m
9 7.'
9.S7
!i f,J
9 30
9
9 I ",
9.22
New Orleans Sxit Cotton.
New Orleans. Marr-h 9 -''otton. sw.tn
closed steady ntiil iiik bunged, middling
11 1-11 sales were 1 . 37 T, bulrn on the spot
and 32& to arrive
Ku'nrei opened pile.oly lit a derllue of
I polnl under esterd;iv Prices teet',lv
braced up under the Iriiliienre of h report
Inst the rumlne tiiitlcm.il iflnners' report
would hnv more th:in l:GUO.KiO bnles. ln
dicatlonn of .in extrntr,Mnai7 movement
for thin month mere hIIII numerous re
suiting Ir' :t rootirojnn' e of the marketa
Imtllnh tone The closing wan nten.lv
with prices unchniigeri to 2 pilnl higher
for the near month, imd 1 point lower
for the Intter month.
Fiture closed te;ily:
January 1" 02
March W49
Anrll bid low
May !"
June bid 1" 71
July MM
August I'
October I"
Ie ember In -A
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool. Manh 9 (1nlrij r,i
IforNl hulne Hone rl i I point lcr:
Amrrlcmi ml .MIIriK f.ilr f, 7", ,,l nil, I
llinir (SW; nil'Mllru; " 7.1. low mlMllns
(91 pwwl or1lnnr f.S,. unlliiarv " Til.'
snles ef the .y si r' I'i.'kk bale, nf
which I.Wi were fsr rv- iilnllnn snd e
mrt. sni IneliKlH W Ainerlrnn lie
celpts 24.000 bale. Inrl ii.li nar a. 700 Amerl
ran.
Future opened ouli t nnil
rlnseil strady
MiP'h
MsnhApril
April Mv
May-June
June-July
July-Auust
Auiisl-SptemlMT
September -M-t"trr
October-Novern I ier
Kovesnbsr-1 ereinlr
loernbr-Jni)ry
January-rebrunry
stea,y arvl
rioe
6 84
.. .. 5 K',
tK
Sl
:i xn
S5
l
r, .
New Vork Cotton.
Nsw Tork. March --'it1on. sput rlo
e4 steady: miiMllns utilsnd 11 4, mid
dlina culf U 70. bsXm 60 hales
Kuiurss closso ateatiy.
Open lllnh
1iw (.'ie
r. km
Maroh
April
Mar .
Jans
July .
Aug.
Mpt. .
on. .,
Jan. .
t M) Ul
lof )M M
9 M . ft !U
v,
:
in ii
In 04
n u
10 3
io J2
in :tt
10 lf
10 wt
10 0
io :s
l't 24
1" w
ID Of,
III it.
V
in :h
10 14
10. Wl
8 D7
l II?
In mi
i
10 jo
10 4.1
BANK KTATKMKNT
New York. March t
rvs, 1C I .MK
lyosns. lec.. ..
Epaela, !...
LVfals. Dec... .
tpOslt. De
Clrculsllon. Ixv
i:.r..i'i
a : i
?.3I .l
l6i.;oi
tic.m
Ctiarlotte fort on
Thess flfures reprssent ths pr1ef e,iiote1
Io wagons: Man h '
Ooos mWdllng.. ..
fltrlet middilnf.. .
MMdllng
Tings and atalnt.
II
10',
NEW TORK BONIB.
It
';-V.
f. refunding 2s registered
108
im
si
W
;
8. refunding zs coupon
H. la rsistr4 .. ..
li. I. la rouDOB
- . w. via
tr. OI4 4
: v. :
V. ft ttmw
XS. t. Ot4 4m reglsUred
ta-ooupon
4 rwgiataroa
4a oouoom '..
mertcaii Tonaeoo 4., ,. ,
American Tobsrcsj M., ,, ., ,, ....
Atehlson gensrsl 4,. .', ,
iMctusoa adjuslmsat 4a..,. ,. M
UUuU Com! tin .. m .....
Pnltlmore &, Ohio 4s.. .,
1'iiltlmore & Olilo 3 vis.. ,
lirooklyn R. T. cv. 4s.. .
Central of Gnorgla 6s bid
!',
1
90
7
: i '
Central of Ueorgla 1st Ine. ofd.
central of Georgia, 2nd Inc. ofd
Central of Oeorgla Sd Inc. ofd..,
Chesapeake A Ohio 4 pfd, ..
101
7i
inicago t Alton H'4S.
a Aiion
o, n. A Qiiinry new 4s..., tvi
r, R. I. A Paclfle H. R, 4s.. 71
B, K. 1. ft P. a R. col. U.. ft!4
Chicago,
Chicago,
Chicago,
C. -C.. C. A 8t. Louis gen. 4..
100
Colorado Industrial 5s Ber. A....,,
Colorado Midland 4 ,.
Coforado ft Southern 4., .. .. ..
70
: 0H
101
104
. 9H
SS
S9
ST4
iiioa 6s,, .. ,y
Denver & Rio Grande 4s..
Distillers' gecuritie 6.,
Erie prior lien 4.. ..
Krle General 4s.. .
. . M ......
"
Hocking Valley 4$lA t.. j. ....
Jnren .. 2il.'.
Japan (a 2nd Serle.. .. .. .. ....
Japan 4 ctf,. .. ..
Japan 4H ctfs. 2nd Series ,. .. ....
lyouisvllle it Nash. CnMrt 4.. ..
Manhattan coL gold 4s.. ,
Mexican Central ,4.. .. .. ,. .,.
Mexican Central 1st Ine.. .. .. ..
Mlnri.-A St. Louis 4s ofd., .. ,.
Missouri, Kansas tc Texas 4 bid ,
Missouri, Kansas T. 2nd bid..
National R. R. of Mexico col. 4..
New York 'Central gen. ft
New Jersey Central gen. Is..., ,,
Northern Pacific 4 ..
Northern Pacific Js.. .. .'
Norfolk Western col. 4
21
2
9S .
M
fm
1
JOOTt
7014
w
96
112
7BV4
75
7K
89
Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4a
renn. cv.
Reading General 4s
Bt. Ixuls 4 Iron Mountain col. is..
St. Louis tt Ban Francisco fg. 4s....
Ft. Louis Southwestm col. 4 bid.
Seaboard Air Line 4s ofd
Southern Pacific 4s ofd
Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfs
Southern Railway 5s
J 10
Texas A Pacific lsts 117U
Toledo, St. h. ft Western 4s bid.. Xltt
Union Pacific 4s 100
V. S. Steel 2nd 5s 9U14
Wabash lsts bid Ill
Western Md. 4s
Wheeling ft Lake Brie 4a ofd.
79
96
7
Wisconsin Central 4s
Japan 4s ctfs
CIvOSINO STOCK LIST.
Adsms Express 275
Amalgamated Copper 103'i
American Car ft Foundry 39
American Car ft Foundry prd .. .. IfloH
American Cotton Oil 29
American Cotton Oil pfd W
American Kxprcss 210
American Hide ft Leather pfd Z
American Ice WHj
American Linseed Oil 13'
American Unseed Oil pfd
American locomotive
American locomotive pfd
American Smelting ft Rcfng
American Smelting ft Kefng. pfd
American Sugar Refining
American Tobacco pfd. ctf
ftnnconila Mining Co
Mchlson
Atchison pfd 9Mi
Atlantic Coast Lino 1W
Maltlmnre ft Ohio
Baltimore, ft Ohio pfd
lirooklyn Rapid Transit
173 $
1X9
43
13M
1544
142
6
IS
80
V.
30
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago ft Northwestern
Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul
Chlcngo Terminal & Trans
Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd..
C. C. C. ft St. Louis
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
Colorado ft Bouthern
Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd
Colorado & Southern 2nd pfd
61
Consolidated Gas 125
Corn Products Refining 20
orn Product Refining prd K
DelHWare ft Hudson 190
Delaware, Luckawnnna ft West 475
Denver ft Rio Grande 31s,
Denver ft Ulo Grande, pfd 71
DlHtlller' Securities nv,
Krle 29T
Krle 11 pfd 4
Krle 2nd pfd 49V
General Klectrlc 150
Illinois Central 146W
International Paper 14V4
International Paper pfd 79
International Pump
Internntlonal Pump pM 74
Iowa Central J'Vj
Inwii Central pfd 39
Kansas City Southern . . 24
Kansas City Kouthem pfd f4
1-oulsvllle & Nashville 1I9V4
Mexican Central 19-t;
Minneapolis ,t St. Iul r3
Minn.. Rt. P. ft Hnutt Ste. M Ill
Minn . St. P. ft S iult Hte. M. pfd. 135
Missouri Pacific 70'i
Missouri. Kansas ft Texas 3S
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas pfd.... ff,
National I-nd MM
National K R of Mexico pfd 51
New York Central 119
New York. Dntiirln ft Western.... 39
Norfolk ft Western 7!Hi
Norfolk ft Western pfd xn
North Amerlran 7r'i
Pacific Mall 2'.
i'ennsvlvHnlii 12tm
I'e.'ples (ois 90
Plttsiutg. c C. A St Louis ra
I rwl Hteel Csr tl4
i'rcsHeil Stei I Cur pfd 93
I'ullin.'in 1'aliice Car Kl
Heading 12!'
Heading 1t pfd
Reading L'nd pfd SS
Itepuldlr Hteel :r,.
(J,.l n
Hi.ik I j l.tnrl f'i)
Murk Island '. pf'l
St U.iiIb A 3n Fran. ?nd pfd
Hi I.oiiIk Soul h wetern
fill I
-'i ;
M'- !
l
111,'. I
:--" !
t:i I
1 li I
i!"'" I
l'.S',j i
i HI I.ihiIh Hniitliwesiern pM.. ..
Huiilti.in I'lli'llli'
ft., nth. M n I'm llli- pfd
Soiithi-rii Itiiilwnv
Hmithcrri It.illway pfd
Tenrie!' Ciml Ar Iron
Tmsiis Pacini-
T'lhili', SI Uinl West.. ..
T' li-do. H' liuls SB(. pfd
I'rili.n I'n. It.
I 'nlun I'm Hie pfil
!'nt.'l Hl;iti Kxpre
I nlii-d Stale Itciiltv
t -nli. il Hl.it. Kuhher
l'
47
rii ii-.l Ht,ii"i Ituhl.cr pfd in.1
I'ntti-.i Ht.itr Kti-i'i rr;
rnlt.-d Sliit.'n Sti-el pfd lmn,
V" 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 ii ( 'aii.lln.i f'hemlcsl 'J7S
Vlrvlnl.i I'andln.i I'hentlraJ pfd
W.,'.hkIi .
Wsl.nnh pfd .
l.U'j
Well l-'aijn Kxprra '-' i
! IhKli'umc I-:i--t r Ir I.',
Wi-hIi-iii r n. m Ml
h. . hinc A laike Kile in
Ik. ..rmlll I '.-nl i n I iK'i
Wi. ,,nin i ntriil phi . . .. ... 40
N'i iih. n, I'm I tic W4j
I'mtral U-atln-i :!1
Cintnil l'iilhrr pfd !4
ai,,H plii'tTiidd ft7'
Ori-nt NVt I hi-rn pf.' 14!i14
Inl. rlMiiniUili M t ?.',S
hit, -rbfinaish Md pfd ,
(1 li MHIIANH TKHTIKIKH AhTKH
Kill 'It YI'.AHH
(1 11 Iluiruin I 'iirllb Center. N.
Y . write "At .ml fniir yesr bko i
rnp you talliii Hut I list! lieen en
tuely cured of n eere kidney tniiilile
by iHklns le than two 14itt!es of
Tuley Kidney t'liri. It entirely mop
ped (lie hrh k dilKt neillment. and pain and
eyinptcrn of kidne illaease tllanppeared.
I snt glad to sy tht I hnve never had
a rturn of nny of thnse yinptnms dur
ing the four year that have elapsed
un.l 1 sin evidently cun.. to amy cured,
and heartily reronirnend KnleyS Kidney
Pure to fy nn sufferina from kidney
or blaiider trouble H 11 Jordsn At
Co
CAT LIN & CO.
loa lisrsliasu
849 and 347 Broadway New
York
Boitoti, Philadolphla.
OOTTON YARNS.
All numbers, Skelna, Warpa,
Cops and Cones
OOTTON GOODS.
i. Housed Wilson
Norrte SUar
MEMMKRH OF
New Tork Cotton Kxrhanga
Nsw York CofTss Eichang
New Orleans Co Won Eichang
Liverpool Cotton Aaa'n., Ltd.
FERNIE, WILSON k CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
3 Heater Strt Now York
Prompt Attention Olvan to tho Es
cutloo of Ordsr on tb
Eihangs.
COIUtESPOADEJICB ' SOWCnXD.
COTTON AND WOOLEN
MILL MACHINERY .
AND POWER PLANTS ' " '
Charlotte, lL C.
Have Been
in securing
21 Pettce Revolving lop Flat Cards
, ,
in good condition can be seen running.
Also 40-ich Pickers and Drawings, with metallic rolls.
Greensboro Supply Company
Grcenboro, N. C.
hicks
CAPUDINE
CURES
ALL ACHES
Ami Nenrrasaea
Trial MtU Ik Aldral
3. II.
ffO
fti i
93
PER TON-SAME
tr nja.Wi
' ritFISHT -
LABOR -
.
Ur which vo
Make It Smaller.
Low its 4 coal save In first ooH, but makt expensive ashplls.
Buy ths coal that makss most power. Money In power makes dlfl
dsods; mousy In Mhas IS IyOST.
"ADMIRALTY" Coal turns dollars into power be
cause low in ash. It is cheapest because it is best
Dividend-paying mills and plants in the Carolina are
uaing "ADMIRALTY ' Coal. If best for them ,why not
for you? It will pay you to investigate. Write for
proofs and full information. We will gladly send them.
M. O. BROOKS, General Manager,
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke Co.
415-417 Mutual Building, Richmond, Va.
Spmeially Adapted fat Burning Brick.
rr i "ft i
The Brokers Stock and Grain Co.
A CORPORATION CAPITALIZATION 1300,000
I Montgomery Street
1AR:
Our facilities for handling Cotton, Stocks and Grain on a mar
gin I such that we feel we ran be ofrervlce to you and solicit a
part, of your business.
Wo have representatives in each of the Southern State and
will be glad to have one of them call on you and have him ex
plain our method of doing business, and the special trading ad
vantages we can offer to stockholder In our corporation. We now
number with us some of tho most prominent people of the South.
Correspondence solicited.
Producer Gas Power Plants
Save 50 to 75 per cent, of your fuel cost! over steam .and
Klectrlo Power.
h. p-i hour-i m. eonh
Compete Ou Englno and Producer Plant, Sin to 1,000
hone power. .
INVESTIGATE.
Absolutely tho moat economical and reliablo powr for
operating Cotton Mills, Ulna, Electric Light and Viltre
Work Ptanta, Floor Mill, ete. I)o not fail (6 got Of
cripilr catalogue and rat Una to.
VJcber Qqq Engine Co.
Factory and Main Ofl Kami atjr. Mo. ' V
ftouthrrn ReprvMntatWe, W.' T. IRV1K, Sclwy. Motel,
Oiarlott, V. a . y,:: h ;
Fortunate
another lot of1
CTELLA COMMISSION CO
7( Montgomery Street,
Jersey aty. N. J.
- Dealer In Cotton, Stocks. Bonds,
Grain and Provision.
Correspondence Solicited
Write for our Investment Booklet
of Statistic and 1907 "Bull
and Bear" Calendar.
AtflttAt"
ftasir Aft Mil
SAME AS COAL Bl
k: 1 "TOWN AWA
i ji liiw m i ilW
Jersey City, N. J.
COTTON, $1.00 Bole
STOCKS, 2.00 Share
-GRAIN, I c. per Bu
j:iu I
MAIM oprioai
COUTH TRTON ST.,
CHARLOTTI. N. O.
inn
Revolvlnt Rat Cuds;
RaUw.yHcadj, ,
Drawinf Frme, ' ,
5plnninf Frames',
Twisters and Spoolers
Qulllers and Reels, ?
COM15ER5.1 ;.Vr;:
etc ere.
JAMES E. MITCHELL CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Cotton Yarns and Cotton
Cloths.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Philadelphia. 12S and 124 Cheatnnt Si.
uoaton, iss Hummer 8C
New York. No. 73 ?0eonard SC
Charlotte. 25 S. Tryon St
HUBBARD BROS, ft CO
HiNOTSR SQUARE,. NEW TORK.
MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex
c iiange. iMtw uneana cotton Hs
kanga, Aaaoelata Mombtra Uvor
ORDERS SOLICITED for tko Bar.
Baa aaa aai or cotton for rutura
Aallvarr. CorrapondooM lafttod.
Looms
Bobbies
Repairs
Crompton - Thayer
Loom Co
Worcester, Mass
Alexander & Garsed
Southern agents
Gharlotte, N. G.
Manufacturers and
Jobbers
FreqnaatlT And It necessary to
hare Banking Facilities in ad
dition to those offered by local
bank.
THE
First National Bank
OP RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
WlUj
1.000,000.00 Capital
Earned surplus 1000,000.00
$5,600,000.00 Deposit
$t, OOO.OOO.O I Total Hrsoiirco
Offer Just the Additional Fa
cUltloa Reqalred.
Jno. B. Pnrcell, President;
J no. M. Miller, it- Vice Presi
dent; Cha. R. Burnett, A.
alstant Cashier: J. C. Joplln.
AssUtant Cashier.
Shoe
Trees
preserve shaps and add to II f and
appearance of your footwear.
Shapes to Fit Stylish Shoes Men's
and Ladles' Stirs.
MlUer'a Patent Extension Trees, price
11.00.
Our Improved Lerer Tree, price 75c.
In ordering, send outline of snap of
hoe, with ilie and width, and add
J60. for expr or mailing-.
Catalogs fro.
GILREATIi & CO.
Come and look at our
magnificent line of Dia
mond. We handle nothing
except the very best. It's a
good investment, as Dia
monds are, advancing in
price daily.
Diamonds
-Stuart VV. Cramer,
CNQINCCR AND CONTRACTOR
4k
Slabbers ,.
Wits Prmines
JO k
. . . ' II 4WtlWUWUi.l r'
ntermedlattSt,
Jack Frames
J EN CUES SPINNING CO.
QOTTON YARNS
Pswtncbet, R. L, and Philadelphia,' Pa. Philadelphia Office. Mariner
A Merchant Building, W mJi. SpUlMr.' Manager and Southern Repre
entatlve.
0. A. R0BBINS
euMinjifm bqttipmjents for cotton mtua pywEn ffuurm
GENKRAX MACaHNERT. "!
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA.
1!
I8.0H0RADC 8PII.DLE.
OILS
Bell Of and Ova, LvbrtMUlna
CoM VTaAte PaJat. Anto WattW
GEO. B. HISS OIL CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
I. SPENCER TURNER CO.
COiaHSSIOIT MERCHANTS.
Vow Tork,
Yarns and Cotton Piece Goods.
PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO.
Go ii oin Yarns
7-80 LEONARD tTTREET .
1M CKE8TNVI VIRKET . .
flS MONROE STREET . . . .
William B. Charles
OaV Charlotto 9. C Bstass Mas, and Amsterdam N. T.
Mate OOeo Amstsrdam, N. T.
Slngl Lift Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Motion.
USE HAL KIN'S J ACQ CARDS.
THOMA8 HALTON'S SONS.
PhlUdelphla. Pa.
ALEXANDER A GAnSED,
fionthern Agent. Charlotte. N. C.
Prospective Builders
Before beginning your building operation, you would do well
to correspond with ns for prices on all sorts of Bnlkllug Material.
We terry a full lino of Flooring. Ceiling. Siding, Interior
Trimmings, Hash. Doors, Blinds, eta
Always prepared to furnish the best materials, and can aara
yon money. ...
IICTTOX A BOTJRBONNAIS.
Hiekory. N. ,C
SOUTHERN Q PEE ORS.1S , '
OUK L1CADER.;
If It' Orats you want, or Mantels
and Tils, us or writs for' cata
logue. , i f ...
. H. Wearn & Company
' ' Cbarlott. N, CilUv-V'!
PVBUO ACCOUNTANTS JaND :
BROWN & HUNTER V
. Audit of Banks, ',Truit' Compan,lsi
. and OeneraUTtuara, , .
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Raw Stock Dryers.
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PHILADELPHIA
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COTTON TARNS, COTTOX GOODS.
AXD COTTON WASTE.
A. D. SALKELD & BRO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
-73 LeonarC Street. NEW TORK.
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FredTc-Vietor '& Acnelis.
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WTLMINOTON, K. C.
Washington, D. 0., 40S Colorado Bid.
V Cotton Mill Stocks ,
RICHARD A. BLYTHE,
. Cornmisslon Merchant
COTTON WARPS A3tD TARNS. ;
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Harlner and Merchant nid
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