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lilt CXEJCITEHEST ABATES a i :;vi:nisii:vi:ss yet shown. Duo to Aftr-r WTcct of Turbulent Mark, lint Reduction In Volume or Sale ComluMlve Evidence of Npllliiis: Ilai-k of Market Into More Normal Conditions Drop In Open. Ing Dealing Wider Than Anticipat ed and Had Effect of Revising Some of Excitement of Lart Week. . New York, March . It-There was marked abatement of excitement la the dealings In stocks to-day from the enormous transactions and wild price fluctuations ot last week. 5 Th price movement stilt showed a degree of fever ishneas that was the after effect of laat vetk'i turbulent market, but the reduc tion In the volume of the day's sales la conclusive evidence of the settling- back jI the market into more normal condi tions. So -also was the check to the head lone; advancing tendency of Satur day, which was wholly due to the dis tress of bear operators, who had con tinued to sell stocks short recklessly down to tho lowest depths of Thursday's " plunge and who were compelled to buy to cover on Saturday by. the volatile re ' covery. The very vlolenc of the recov- ery gave wurnin of its unreliable na ture, and speculative sentiment was ouite prepared for a check and a reac tion to-day. In fact the London market had already anticipated this course be fore trading began here and -sent over a materially lower range of prices than the closing here. The drop In the open ing dealings here was wider than an ticipated and had the effect of reviving some of the excitement which prevailed last week. But It appeared that the wilder fluctuations were largely due to the plunging operations of a profession al element which had become habituated to free action by last week's experience. Effective support appeared in the mar ket and the proceeding then were much quieter and morn brderly, although the renewed weakness of the later market made the lowest prices of the day. The market continued to show the normal ef fects following such price contortions as those of last week. That Is. it showed the lack of the large demand from ahcrfs which were queeed into cover ing In Saturday's market and felt the effects of rebelling to take profits by those who secured storks In Thursday's slump or who had bought on Friday merely for the purpose of supporting prices and averting what threatened to become a disaster to the market. The diminishing activity of the market Indi cated the disposition to pause after the severe experience of last week and take lock of conditions and of tvomlses he fore entering again upon large opera tions In stocks. General information as to the causes and the sources of the un loading which produced the convulsion In the market it still largely lacking. Cer tain consluslons, however, find warranv ed acceptance. The extent of the H" datlon must have gone far to cure ine. trouble, whatever It was. It Is taken for granted also that tho Investment de mand uncovered by the extent of the decline must have largely reduced tho the floating supply of slocks In the mar ket. Not only was the absorption by pri vate Investors very large, but invest ment Institutions are believed to have taken advantage of the opportunity to extend their holdings, of securities at an attractive rate of return Confidence Is felt also that the reduction of credits effected will afforl available resources for the better digestion of some of th new capital issues which had become a glut In the market, obstructing Its chan nels against the movement of other de sired Issues. The money market showed the edfect of the passing of the March 15 settlement!, and lis gieater ease con duced to recovery in foreign exchange. The Bank of Englnnd, however, had to advance Its hid again to secure the sup ply Of grid In the Ixmdon niHlket. Hall 'irad traffic reports offered no trace of the reactlotiaiy tendency In business In which the stock market slump has increased the watchfultf for. The last rrtcen show Hiilihtantiul losses from Saturday's closing level. Bonds were Irtcgular. Total sales, par value. IJ.610.0W I'. H. bonds were unchanged on call. Total sales 'f flocks ere I.14L',.7Q shares. Including. Copper 1 .7.100; Hmell lng 'M 0. Sugar lS.Hi; Tobacco I.odu, Anaconda 17.10"; Atchison .': A. C. I Ztfto; C. A O. B.fl;'St. I'aul J4.1A0; Tenna. &6.0OO, Heading 159.SO: Southern Pacific 4,30"; I'nlon I'aclflc H'J.:m Baltimore. March IS. and preferred . -8. A. L. common New York 1'rodtice. New York. March IS. Flour quiet and barely steady. Rye flour ulet. Uuckwhtut Hour dull "orn meal barely steady. Wlunl spot haiely atendy; No 3 red, U'A elevator. Options lo A net lower; May MVi; July Kt , Sept. M t'orn. spot Dim. No. j, elevator, options V. net higher. May W; July Outs, spot steady; mixed Heef steady. Cut meats ensv; pickled bellies nJ, to U'H; pickled ham I. lard steady, Vte?n pi Inn- $:i l." to S 25. Ileflncil U. I'M, HI fl HI). IKdtnd H1 to 1'ork eiisy, in mil y clear 117 ? t' IIS.!; Tallow iili t Petrrileutn steady. Rosin flnn Turpentine sternly. Itlce sti ady Molsh,. s steail) Hud ii i , ni w hUh'Iv trlfugl !. test sliot t I1K , JIT 'j to f ilr rrlliilnc 3. '-ii-iniiLu-M H miiiiir .' ; rMlned st-aly CVffee, spot quiet; Santos No. 4. mild dova to l.'r 1'iitur. Kin nrtfc iliill for- iin.'hiinen.: to points lower Itutter steady, extra eienniery to 3tt. rream"ry. citinruon i't extra .'I Iti rt, held, common t. extra .T lo -fl. Stji dairy common to titiest .i In -i, l iiomi ted common l" extra 16 to 1. UYsii-iii factory cominoii lo Hints to 21, Sveslern Imitation -reamery firsts :3 to It. Cheese firm; full erem, colored, small and Isrg 114 to I' EgSS firmer, nearliy slrrtiid white H to H: goud to ehol.i n to brown and mixed extra 1KW l 1". firsts to extra firsts 17Vi to IS. Wit-iti tints n1: se-- onds IV. Freights to Llveipoi.l stf.ily. viain by St"sm miilg cotlnn I')' "emu IT', Peanuts fltm; fain y hunilpi. ked ft; ! ether domestic .IVfc to ;. i Potsto.-s stead), lieimii't.i fT bsirrl I I to 7; Southern, late i rop. : to J.',; Mains per Ixig II K, to tl ,' . Inii Island ir tiarrrl 11.71 to .'; Hi Jersey hi I western II. I" to H r. seei xiit..es Steady. Vliieluii.l per ban.. I t. to Ji;., Other Jersey J: to IX Cabbages steady, white lumlsli see, per ton l to Klorlda per mile tJ r to P; New Orleans per ' rale I- to t. 7 livrnMiol t'otton Market. lilverpcNtl. Mi h ) t'l.t'im. spcit In fair demand, ptlo-s : points lnwrr, Amrr Iran inl'Wllns f.i'r i C . tc-xxl mld.ll ug 1. mlddllriK ". l"W iiii'lllliiK !71; kimmI ordinary 4.U, oi.lii.sr)' 4 The sjiles f 'Ihy were lft.nfto Utles. ot whleh wer- for i(ilMtion snd en port and inrlui)d t.lW Ann rtmn. Iteeelpta Z.V' ImUs, tin Amerl'-an futures opened sti-il n.l i s-. ey; jkn-erican mld.llltiK U ' larelt r, l March-April M AprU-May :.l May-June ll June-July U Juiy-AURUSt ! Aufual-tk-ptemittr Ul,;i fWptem lr - tc t. r ' i CKUer-Novcml)r Ut& Noyember-Deeenilier bht, I)ecemir-Jstiusiy 1U . January-Ftury lib CottiHl Keed Oil. Kew York. March ll--fiton 0II was firm en llht olterlngs. Prime . rrede t o. b. mills 31 to . prime sum mer yellow ft; off summer yellow 4 to t; ood off summer yellow it to W; prime wblu IL; prime winter yellow tl. a roon oniiAN. " Dam(s) the bile. Thais what your liver does if . It's terpid. Then the blU evsrflows Into the - blood poisons your ' eystem, eaustnf ' slek-tieedache, lilllous Imnss, aalloe. skin, existed tonsiie, sk-k etumaeh, 4lisslneea, falstlnc spells, etc. Samoa's treatment of Liver I'llls and Torite I'ellete etntthens the liver and jnakes tt 4e Its wn work. Prevents and cores these troubles. . It sldadneen't f.iroe, Knthe treatment fte. W, 1 litoi h Ce. .. A4V aVkfU ss Csk r.alilinoro Produce. . Baltimore, March IS. Hour dull, un changed. Wheat easier; spot contract 7654 to 7'T4: Southern on grade 12 to ti. Corn firmer; spot mixed ,HS to H: No. 1 while. 52 to 62S4; Southern while corn 51 to 6.'. ' , Oats easier: No. t mixed. 17 to tPA. Rye firm j No. 2 Western domestic, 71 to- 74; choice 78b." v Butter firm and unchanged; fancy Imi tation 31 to 27; do creamery SI to 82; do ladle 2i to 23: store packed 17 to 19. Eggs firm o. . : ; Cheese active, unchanged; (large 18; medium 1S4 to U: small l&U to tttfc. Sugar steady and unchanged; coarse granulated $5; fine S. r i ; n. mi .... '-,'r The Money Market. , , New York, March tt.Money on call easier, t to per cent.; ruling rate -4'A; closing bid Vk. offered at 1. Time loans strong; 40 days and 90 day 6 per centr six months i per cent. Prime mercantile paper to 614 per cent. Sterling; exchange strong, with sep tus! (wetness In bankers' bills at $483.36 to (483.40 for demand and at t47.40 to 1478.45 for 00 day bills. Posted rates 1480 to UMH and 4S4H to 1485. Commercial Mile. $478 to Bar silver Vi'A. Mexican dollars Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular. estimates. March 18. To- Last Mormw. ., .. 4,700- 6,700 ....12,000-48.000 . ..18,000-20,000 Year. New Orleans.. Houston Galveston.. .. CLOSINO STOCK LIST. Adams Express 2M Amalgamated Copper 93 American Car & Foundry American Car tt Foundry pfd.: .. 97V4 American Cotton Oil 30 American Cotton Oil pfd 88 American Express 210 American Hide A Leather pfd.. .. 22 American Ice American Linseed Oil 124 American Linseed Oil pfd 27 American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd 106 Amerlcsn Smelting A Refng.. ... 123 American Smelting ft Refng. pfd.. 107U American Sugar Refining.. .. .... 122V4 American Tobacco pfd. ctf 92 Anaconda Mining Co Kl Atchison 1 Atchison pfd 96 Atlantic Coast Line 104 Baltimore ft Ohio 99 1'altlmore ft Ohio pfd 88 Mrooklyn Rapid Transit &4V4 Canadian Pacific 171 Central of New Jersey ISO Chesapeake ft Ohio 41 Chicago Great Western 13 Chicago ft Northwestern 1W Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul 188 Chicago Terminal ft Trans 6 Chicago Terminal ft Trans, pfd 13 C. C. C. ft St. Louis 74V4 Colorado Fuel ft Iron 36V ((dorado ft Southern 2V4 Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd 0 Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd 60 Consolidated Gas 118 Corn Products Refining 20 Corn Products Refining pfd 83V4 Delaware ft Hudson 1W4 I'elaware, Lackawanna ft West.... 470 enver ft Rio Grande, 29 lenver ft Rio Grande pfd 73V4 Idstillers' Securities 7'4 Krle 29 Krle 1st pfd 5 Krle Jnd pfd 46 General Klertrlc US Illinois Central 144 International Paper 14'4 International Paper pfd 77'i International Pump 29 International Pump pfd "7 Iowa Central lS'i loa Central pfi 34 Kansas City Southern 22li Kansas City Southern pfd f2 Louisville & Nashville 119 Mexican Central 21 Mlnnei polls Kt. Ixiiils f- Mmn., St. P. Sault Ste. M Ir7 Minn., Ht P. ft Bault Ste. M. pfd . 132 Missouri rucmr u" Missouri. Kansas ft Texas JK'i Missouri. Kansas ft Texas pfd ... S44 N.ttlon.il 1-ead W National It. R. .of Mexico pfd :A New York Central 118 New Voik. Ontario ft Western .... 3SV Norfolk Western Norfolk ft Western pfd "5 North American 73 I aclllc Mall 2 Pennsylvania l-2'i People's Gas 89 Pittsburg. C. C. ft St. Louis 70 Pressed Steel Car pfd 91 Pressed Steel Car 34 Pullman Palace Car U9 Reading 15 Hi-lldlng 1st pfd.. tt F'e.idltiK 2nd pfd Hepiililli: Steel Republic Htecl pfd Hock Island Co Hock Island Co. pfd HI. lumps A Han Fran. 2nd pfd. Hi. Iitils Southwestern M Louis Southwestern pfd.. . Southern Pacific Southern pacific pfd Southern Hallwny Southern Hallway pfd Tennessee Coal & Iron Texas Ht Pacific n L'H,i 47 '4 .ttV, '.1 rd imh 71 1.1K Toledo. Ht. Uiuls West .. .. i T St lxuls & West, pfd Wl'i lii ton pacific 1.T7N, I'nlon PiK ltlc j fd K7 I lined Flutes K.x press 100 I'nlted Htules Itealty h2 A CIIAItM. Mr. D N Walker, e.lllnr of Hint spicy Jouitinl. The Knlt riulse, Louisa, Va , rut I run a nnn in my root last eek nii'l (it once siipllrd Murklen s Ar- r.lrn Halve. No Innnmmntlon No Inflnmmntlon followed the snlv sltnrly helet the wound ' lliali sores, burns and skin diseases Uuimmterc! by nil druggists. Ztc P When in need of ftone, or brick, 6r lumber for a house it is good business to buy from the lowest responsible bidder, for the materia! itself enters into the permanent construction of the building; but it doesn't pay to buy coal that way, for coal itself is not what you want. A cer tain intangible something called power is what you are seeking, and power is not measured by the ton, nor has it dimensions like a block of stone. It depends upon Quality, and quality in the coal determines the cost as well as the quantity of the power. Because of its natural purity and uniform preparation ADMIRALTY COAL makes most power with least consumption. Hence the growing demand for it among southern mills and manufacturing plants. Write for quotations and contract proposition. Booklet 'Fuel Exonomy" containing detailed information, mailed upon request. M. 0. BROOKS, General Manager, Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke Company. 41W17 Motwl Boadiof, RidmoBd, Va. EspedaJl; adapted lor burning brick, COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL MACHINERY ' AND POWER PLANTS ' Charlotte, N. C. in securing another lot of - ' ) ' 21 Pettee Revolving Top Flat ferds in good condition can be seen running. Also 40-inch Pickers, Drawing v with' metallic rolls. Greensboro Supply Company Greehboro, N. C. I'nlted States Rubber 46 United States Rubber pfd 103 I'nlted States Steel Steel 37H United States Steel pfd 100K Virginia-Carolina Chemical 29(4 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd.. .. 10414 Wabash 14A Wiash pfd 2 M'ells Fargo Express .. ..' 225 Westlnghouse Electric 150 Western P'nlon .'. WA Wheeling ft Lake Erie .. . Wisconsin Central , Wisconsin Central pfd.. .. Northern Pacific Central Leather Central Leather pfd Bloss-Shefleld Great Northern pfd Interhorough-Met. Interborough-Mct. pfd. ex-. 12 17 39 127 V 32 ioK f)4 143H 24 51 dlv.. NEW YORK BONDS. V. S. refunding 2s registered 105 U. S. refunding 2s coupon 106H r. 8. 3s registered 103 17. S. coupon 103' IT. 8. Old 4s registered 100 U. 8. Old 4s coupon 101 IT, H. New 4s registered 130 IT. 8. New 4s coupon 130 American Tobacco 4s 7214 American Tobacco fis 111714 Atchison general 4s lit) Atchison adjustment 4s 92 Atlantic Coast IJne 4s .. .. 95 Haltltnore ft Ohio 1s 100',4 Baltimore ft Ohlo 3'4s 92 Brooklyn R T. cv. 4s R3 Central of Georgia 5s 1074 Centrnl of Georgia 1st Inc. ofd.. .. RHV4 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. ofd 75 Central of Georgia 3d Inc. ofd.. .. 66 Chesapeake ft Ohio 4Vfes 101 Chicago ft Alton 3s 69 Chicago, B. ft Qulncv new 4s.. .. 92 Chicago. R. 1 ft Pacific R. R. 4s.. 71 Chicago. R I ft -P R. It. col. 6s.. C. C. C. ft St. Ixuils gen. Is ofd.. 100 Colorado Industrial 5s Series A.. .. f3 Colorado Midland 4s 6H Colorado ft Southern 4s 90 Cuba fis 100U Denver ft Rio Grande 4s bid 91 Distillers' Securities f.s SSH K.rle prior lien 4s hid. MVS F.rle General 4s Hocking Valley 4Vii Is pan s Japan 6s 2nd Series Japan 4Hs ctfs Jnpnn 4's ctfs. 2nd Series Louisville & Nash. ITnlhed 4s bid.. Manhattan consol gold 4s Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn. V St. Louis 4s ofd Missouri, Kansas & Texas 4s .. .. K HJ3 99 V, 99H 914 99 R.1 s TETTER. SALT RHEUM AND ECZE " MA. These are diseases for which Chamber sin's Salve la especially valuable. It quickly allavs the Itching Slid smsrtlng and soon effects a cure. Price, 25 cents, (or sale by R. H. Jordan A Co. The Brokers Stock and Grain Co. A COHPOUATION, CAPITAUZATION $500,000. Dealers In STOCKS, BONDS, Send name and address for our CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. No. 1 Mont-omfey Street. ower V 1 a Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 2nJs.. .. 2H National R..R. of Mexico col. 4s ofd 83 New York; Central gen. 3Hs 91 New Jersey Central general 6s.... 123 Northern Pacific 4s 100H Northern Pacific 3s 70 Norfolk ft Western col. 4s 98 Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 90 Penn. cv. 314s.. : 94 Reading General 4s 95 St. Louts ft Iron Mountain col. 5s 11014 St. Louis San Francisco fg. 4s. 79 71 79 109 II 714 St. Louis Southwestern col. 4s. Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacific 4s Southern Pacldc 1st 4s ctfs.. . Southern-Railway 5s Texas ft Pacific Ists ofd Toledo, St. L. ft Western 4s.. , Union Pacific 4s U. S. Steel 2nd 5s Wabash lets Wabash Deb. B Western Md. 4s Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s ofd.. Wisconsin Central 4s Japan 4s ctfs Kl 100 97 11 60 77 S S7 To stop a Cold with "Preventlcs" U safer than to let It run and cure It af terwards. Taken at the "sneeze stage" Preventlcs will htad off all colds and Grippe, and perhaps save you from Pneumonia or Bronchitis. Preventlcs are little toothsome candy cold cure tablets selling in 5-cent and 26-cnt boxes. If yeu sre chilly. If you begin to sneese, try Preventlcs. They will surely check the cold, and please you. Sold by Bur-well-Dun Retail Store. ESTABLISHED 189X 82-84 Orlswold 8t., Detroit. Mich.; Nicholas Bldg., Toledo. Ohio; Lennox Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio; burg, 3)3 Diamond St., Pitta Pa. Send name and address for Information why ACP and RDOwlll sell at 259. R. M. WEAVER, 217 ft. Broid Street, Philadelphia, Pa. COTTON AND GRAIN weekly review of tlie market. JERSEY CITY, N. J. f v.y i . WAIN OPPIOKI ,i COUTH TRYON BT( , ' CHAPtLOTTI. N. O. lilll. CBvoIvInjr Flat Card'. , Railway Head; , 'Drawing Frames, ? spinning Frames, "' Twisters and Spoolers , Qulllers and Reels ' Looms, COMBERS " ' ; . . .... ;. ... , , "'..M'i-'y. ft-v- ? ;,!,. ; - . ETC, ETC. JAMES E. MITCHELL GO. COMMISSION M XTH. , Cotton' Yams and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia, 133 and 124 Chestnut St Boston. 183 v Summer St New York. No. TS Leonard St. Charlotte. SS & Tryon St. tTTTTiTlAlJn T)TnQ tr. f!ft HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORE. MXMBBRS Of New Tork Cotton Ez etange, New Orleans Cotton Ex Change, Associate Members LI Yen seel Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pui ehaee and Mle of cotton for future IlTerr. Correspendenee Invited. Looms Dobbies Repairs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co. Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern Agents Charlotte, X. G. Manufacturers and Jobbers - Frequently And It necessary to Itave Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by weal hanks. TUB m Nalional BanR OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. vsun tl 000.000.00 Capital Earned Snnilii $600,000.00 $5,500,000.00 Deposits $t 000.04)0.0 1 Total Hesourres Offers Just tlie Additional Fa cilities Reqolred. Jno B. Purcell, President: Jno M Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent; Chas. R. Burnett, As "istant Cashier: J. C. Joplln. Assistant Cashier. 4 - - Shoe Trees Dreserre shape snd add to life and . of rour footwear. Shapes to Fit Stylish Shoes Men's and Ladles' Sixes. Miller's Patent Ei tension Treea. price . 11.00. Our Improved Lever Trees, price 75c. In ordering, send outline of shape ot shos, with tlxe and width, and add He. for express or malltnir. Catalogue free. G1LREATH & CO. Come and look at our magnificent line of Dia mond. We handle nothing j except the very best. It's a .good investment, as Dia monds are advancing in price daily. . Diamonds j I 1 Stuart V., Caher, ' ENQINECR AND CONTKACTOa. ' Vs -' - ' - ' n r - - V.. tir i . r U -v blubbers. '.ntermedlattta . r.' fC V imu room " umvnmu.ji" " - ' ; t - , .. I ! -v,i :, J E N C K E S i , QOTTON - . . ; . .' OFFICESi ' . A PnwtncUct, ft. L, and Phlladelphta. ia.' ' Phll4elphhi Ofllc. Marlnef & Merchant Building, V nuA. 'Spelllssr. Manager ( and Southern Repre sentative.' - i ,",'',". u , v ' v, d. Bobbins OOMPLETB ltriPMENT FOR1- COTTOIt MIMA IWI3 ttlklt CHARLOTTE, f N0&TH OABOLDTA. tllOH-CRADC SPINDLE. oas Belt OTJa and Grease LaMcsMlaf Orsaaea, ReadyaOe Coed Tatesr Paints. Ant Wa sties. PreaabM Oonqtostsafla. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARLOTTE, N. O. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. ooianssioif merchants. CmOBIt Vaw Tork, gfcBadelatisn, CMeaf. Ux. Us Tumi and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton Yarns $7-at LEONA1CD STIVE CT . . 1S CHESTNUT TREKT ... 11 MONROE ftniEKT . William 6. Charles OnUas Oharletts ! C Bettasi Mass. and Anarterdans N. T. Main Offlea Amateroam. If. T. EIdkU Lift Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Holloa USE HALrOfTg JAOQTJARD& THOMAS n ALTON'S SONS, Philadelphia, Pa. Prosoe dive Before beginning your buUdlng opera tlona. yoa would do weU to correspond with us for prices on all sorts t of BulUUnK Mtala We carry a fuU Una of Flooring, . Celling. Siding, Interior Trimming, Sash. Donra, Blinds, etd., . , - Always prepared to furnish the best materials, and can art yeunoaey. nrTTOIf A BOTJRBONN AIS, Hlelcory. N.,C. . SOtTUERN QTOEM tJHATB . OUH LEADER. If U's Orstea you wsnU or Mantels and Tile, .see-ua or wr vior w logos. J. II; Vearh& ; Company PUBLIC AOCOtTNTANTS AIO :k. - . ' v AUDITORS , BROWN & HUNTER: K X Audits of Banks, Truit Companies and General Ttadera. f , 1S1MSU XMpira Duuoing, BRANCH OfFtQCl CQUITASLI BUILDING, ATLANTA OA. KlKCI 4 A. , Automatic Feeders, . Openers and Trunk, V:; , Finisher Lappers.V Jr Klrschner Carding Beaters , I nreaa tuiraciors, Wauls Ptckera. etc tCTRCTC. ft lH . , . SPIWWING C O. YARNS . LOOM, ENG1NC AND VALVE . NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA - . cnioAuo COTTON TARNS. COTTON GOODS. AND COTTOIf WASTE. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION HEUCHAXTS. e71 LeonarC Street, NEW XORZ aBoasBBan COTTON TARKI. . DEPJT Fredkr Victor & Ac&ells. Builders HUGH MACRAE ft 00, Mlseellaneooe SJoatheen Seomiltiea v WIXMEfflTO. H. O. raattlngum, D. C4 flOS Colorado BMhj. Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD ''A.'' BLYTHE, - Ooxnmlssion Uercliant " COTTOX .WARPS A?tD TARNS. ' No. 114 Chestnul aUreitV rrOLADELPIUA, .k 4 fk 7ll D'OUER l ft 00. . OOMMIftSIOX MKnCHANTS i : COTTON YARNS Third and Cheatnnt Sta. u, 1 v Marine and Merchant Bldn I - - PHIIADCLrillA- PA. . ' " r r . .. - '' , ' . I
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