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AND KINAKCI ox wixij vi at Tin: closij :, rurilcnliir Activity In Day's Mark r. Hut unvrliiKS Wore Mailt end Prices Ruled Well Over llnal Fig nrve of Previous Day, Cloning Hardy Steady at Net Advance of 1 to S3 Polnta. New York. March a.-To-day'e cotton market was not particularly active, bnt offering wcra light and prices ruled well over the closing figures of , the previous day. The close was barely steady at a net advance of 18 o 21 points. Sates . were estimated at 00,400 bales.; The opening waa steady at an advance of 7 to polnta In reaponae to higher i 'cables, covering by some of yesterday's sellers and a renewal of bull support of the near months. There did not seem to celpte for to-morrow were full and the weather map showed no disquieting fea tures, but the advance continued until i prices were- about 14 to 17 points net higher. Realising and selling for a turn ' by some of the room traders caused a . reaction of S to 4 points from this lejl during the middle session, but the market . firmed up again In the afternoon arid ' reached a new high point for the day on renewed covering and ouii support wim , Mar selling at 8.78 and July at 9.74, or - 24 to 26 points net higher and about 20 to 25 points net higher on the general Hut. , 'Toward the olose a lew points was lost under realizing and selling for a turn by some of the local bears on private reports of rather easier Southern apot markets, although these were by no , means general. As officially reported the spot market in the Bouth was unchanged to c. lower, generally unchanged. Pri vate cables from Liverpool reported a good trade demand and bullish Interpre tation of yesterday's census report Receipts at the ports to-day 22,900 bales Hlfillliai fl iw an" year. For Ihe week (estimated) 100,000 5 bales against 187.295 last week, and 176.- 46J last year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans J.A97 bales against 2.18 last year. and at Houston 3,923 bales against 2,997 last year. New York Produce. Naw York. March 21.-Flour dull and and barely steady. , Rye flour steady. Corn meal steady. Wheat, snot steady Nv : re.l, ele vator. Ontlons to He. net advance. May M; JGly H; Sept. 84. , Corn, spot bareiy steady; eto. 2, 67 ele vator. Options about unchanged. May (4H; July 64. Oata, spot steady; mixed 47. Beef easy, family $14.50 to JIB; mess 18.50 to $10: beef hams KM to $28; city ex: tra India mesa $30 to $21. Cut meats easy; pickled bellies 10 to 12; pickled ahouldera ; pickled hams 11 Lard weak; Western prime $8.80 to $S.M. Refined essler. Pork easier; family $19 to $19.50; hort Clears $17.76 to $19.25; mess $17.50 to $18.25. Tallow dull. Petroleum firm. Resin steady. Turpentine quiet, 77 to 78. , ' Rica quiet. Molasses steady; New Orleans open kettle good to choice 37 to 4H. fugar, raw firm; fair refining 3; cen trifugal Vt tst a; melasses ugarl2; , refined steady. Coffee, spot quiet; Rio No. 7. 7tt; 8an , tos No. 4. K'ie. Mild coffes qult; Cor dova to 1!. Futures 6 points lower to I polnta higher. Butter firm; common to finest. 21 to an; Western Imitation .cromry extra 26 to 27. 1 Cheese firm, unchanged. - Eggs firm; nearby nelerted white a; !good to choice 30 to 21; brown and mixed 'extra 20; firsts to extra Wi to 1SV. West ern firsts 18V4. , Freights and peanuts quiet, un changed. . Potatoes firm; P.ermudu per barrel ! to $7; Cuban $5.W to $7.50; Southern II. DO to $3.50: old potatoes per barrel 11.50 to $175. Bweetn per hum-1 $2 to $3.5i. Cabbas.es mea-iy; red ler ton t-D to $.10 White Danish fe.xl $15 V $20',i domestic per crate I- to $3. Baltimore Produce. Baltimore, March 21- Flour quiet, un changed. Wheat dull and easier; pt contract W to 74; Southern on grade 73V4 tg 76. Corn stesrtv; upot mixed M to !; No. I white. M'4 to 51; Houthern white 2 to 54 Oata nimer; No. 2 mixed. r, to 4. Rye tinner; No 2 Western domestic, 74 bid; choice TS to 79. Butter firm and unchanged , fancy Imi tation 2 to 27; do creamery .11 to 3-'; lrtle do 22 I" '.'3; store (Kicked 17 to l'J Kssa firm. 17V Clieeae. H' llv. . urn hanged; Inige In, medium 15'., to ir,; hiiihII i:.'4 to l.' Hugar etendy mid urn hanged; coarse granulated t:.. fine 15. Liverpool Cotton .Market. Liverpool, March 21 -Cotton. pt good businea done, prh e .1 ilnta hlRlier. American tnlddlliiK fair UK.', aood mid dling K; inld-lling i!. low middling (.. good ordinary i'.' ordinary 17" The aalea of the dny were loom halea. f which l.oua were for Hpecolat ion and ex port and Include! Amd Iran Ite ielt ll. Imlea. Irw hiding .oi Ameri can Futures opened firm and closed steady, American middling g Muh March-April April May May-June June-July July-August ... August -September September -Oetnher Cetorer-Novenilr November-receniter December-January t lcl( (i Cralit ej, J (f"rOTlloi.a. Chicago, Mnrdi 21. Iteports of daniaKe by "green Imirh" and hot wcuther to the fall-sown wheat crop caused stxrngth to day In- the local wheat market, tic final quotations on the May delivery being up to . Corn wss up . Outs were up . ProvlHlons" were $ to IS lower. WHKAT- ( High Low Close May ., 75 7t ?v. July .. .. ...... .. 7ii 76 7714 CORN-, , May .. , 47 '4 . 4T, July.. 4tt 45 . 4 Bent .'. .. .. -.. M 46 ' W-k OATft- ;- " - . v Mny .... .. .. .. .. 42 41 42 July.. .. m.. 17 36 S7 POKK- . .,-;-.- H-v-s, .. .. .. .. .... IB .? July U.7I 15. 15.75 May ., ,.''.. t'.Ti ' $.7 $.67 July .. .. H.$7 1.77 1.77 RM".. .. .. ;.. .... .0 1.67 .$7 July .. .. .. .. ...... .72 8.00 8.d3 cTbarlotta Produce, March 21. (Corrected dally by It ; II. Field Co.) Chickens spring 30 (ta Hens-Per head.. .. ., It io I 1IOKI , Eggs butter Rye , Corn .... ... C UC1UI1 VCC1M ..,. Oats Feed Oats-Seed . ... IM 16 14 T24 Sv 72 078 ". 47 Comparative port Receipts. . March 21. Galveston .. New Orleans Mobile Havannah .. Charleston .. Norfolk .. . Boston To Day. 8,345 37 110 3.10ft 62 62 838 Last Year. Port Movements. Galveston, steady New Orleans, firm Mobile, steady Havannah, ulet .. ., .. . Charleston, quiet Wilmington, steady Norfolk, quiet .. . Baltimore, nominal New York, steady Moston, steady .. .. ... Philadelphia, steady Interior Movements. Houston, steady Augusta, steady Memphis, steady St. Lonts, quiet LoulsvJUe, firm,. 11 10 13-14 10 10 10 10 II 11 11.10 11.10 11.35 10 13-W 11 10 10' u The Money Market. New York, March 21. Money on call steady, 3 to 4 per cent.: ruling rate 4. Closing hid 8, offered at 4. Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months 8 bid. Prime mercantile paper 8 to 814 per cent. Sterling exchange Arm, with ac tual huslness in bankers' bills at $483.23 to $43.30 for demand and at $47160 to $47$ 5 for 0 day bills. Posted rates $40 to $40 and $484", to $4S6. CommercU hills $4 Bar sliver 68. Mexican dollars 61 Naval Stores. Ravannah. Oa., March 21. Turpentine firm, 75; sales 27; receipts none; ship ments 130. Ftosln firm to steady; sales 867; receipts 315; shipments 1 .; stock 37.87. Quote: A R C D $410; IS $4 36; F $4.40; f $4.45; H $4.65; I $4.70: K $5.60 M $5.0; N $5.75; W O $8.10; W W 86.25. Wilmington, March 21. Spirits pcntlne firm, 78 bid; receipts 8 casks. Hnsln firm, $4.15; receipts 277. Tar firm. $2.80; receipts 59 Crude turpentine firm, $3.35; $4 75 $.700 bid; receipts II. tur- and 5 r.-. i (..' 5i 5 i 5IS 5 1,1 4 6 5 5x 6.5H 8 NKW YORK BONDS. 8. refunding 2s registered H. refunding 2s coupon .. 8. 3s registered 1 8. coupon H. Old 4s registered H. Old 4s. coupon 8. New 4s registered B. New 4s coupon American Tobacco 4s American Tobacco Us Alchlson general 4s Atchison adjustment 4s Atlantic Coast Line 4s Baltimore & Ohio 4s Baltimore A Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit cv. 4s Central of (leorgla !m bid.. .' Central of fleorgln 1st Inc. bid Central of (leorgla 2nd Inc. ofd Central of (leorgla 3d Inc. ofd.. .. Chesapeake Ohio 4Vis Chicago A Alton .'ls Chicago, h. & (julncy new 4s.. .. ( hlcngo, ft I & Pacific H It. 4s.. Chicago. R. I A Pacific B R. col 5n (' . C. C. & Bt. Ixnils gen. 4s Colorado Industrial is Her. A Colorado Midland 4s hid Colorado Southern 4s 'ulia 5s tdd Icnver Hlo C.rsnde 4s hid Distillers' Securities 5a hid Krtc prior Hen 4s F.rte (iencral 4s Hocking Valley 4' Japan is Japan 'Is 2nd Series Japan 4s ctfs Japiin l'aH 2nd Series I -ociIkvIIIc A Nash T'nlfled 4s Munhaiinn col. gold 4s Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc 105 105. 10.1 103H 100 101 130 130 78'4 M m 92 lon'i 9 n 107 Wt 75 W 70 SI 70 x.",a no " w 'XI ; fM',a P . I m '.HIL, 974 y.i't KHi :i'j J Li COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL MACHINERY AND POWER PLANTS - Charlotte, M. C. YOU .-CAN'T --FAIL To be Interested in the Following: 1 set 40-inch Picker Machinery. " 28 Deliveries Whitin Drawing, metallic rolls.- 12-inch coilers, mechanical stop motion. 7 Whitin Spinning Frames, 1 3-8 inch rings. . 2 3-4 inch gauge, Draper No. 2 'spindles. 1 Warper Creel for 420 spools. 1 2-cy Under Slasher, 7 and 5-inch cylinders. With size kettle (used 2 years). 3 36-inch Batting Cards. Greensboro Supply Company GREENSBORO, N. Q. Minn. & St. Louis 4s otd Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 4s.. .. Missouri. Kansas . Texas 2nds.. .. Nat l H R. of Mexico col. 4s ofd.. New York Central gen. s bid... New Jersey Central gen. 5s Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific 3s Norfolk & Western col. 4s bid Oregon Short Line rdrg. 4s Penn. cv. ts Reading General 4s fit. Louis & Iron Mountain col. 5s 8t. Louis A Ban Francisco fg. 4. Bt. IOiils Southwestern col. 4s .. .. f-eaboard Air IJne 4s Southern Pacific, 4s bid Southern Pacific 1st 4s ctfs Southern Railway 6s Texas & Pacific Ists ofd Toledo, St. L. Sc. Western 4s Union Pacific 4s If. 8. Bteel 2nd 5s Wabash lsts ofd Wabash leb. B Western Md. 4s Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s bid Wisconsin Central 4s Japsn 4s ctfs. bid pfd Befng1 Hefng. pfd.. CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express Amalgamated Copper American Car k Foundry .. .. American Car & Foundry pfd.. American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express .. . American Hide & Leather pfd.. American Ice American Linseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd American locomotive American locomotive, American Smelting K- American Smelting A American Sugar Hefiriln American Tobacco pfd. elf Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian pa'-IAc Central of New Jersey Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago Great VVVslern Chicago A Northwestern .. .. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Chicago Terminal ft Trans Chicago Terminal A Trans pfd .. C, C.. C. A St. l.nulji Cc dorado Fuel ft Iron Colorado A Southern Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd.. Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd.. Consolidated (las Corn Products Iteflnlna Corn Products Refining pfd.... I ic la ware ft 11 u Ison Iielaware, Lackawanna ft West henver ft Hlo flrande Ocnver ft Hlo Grande pfd lHHllllcrs' Securities Krle , F.rle 1st pfd , Krle 2nd pfd ! ( '. neral Klectrio ! Illinois Central International Paper International Paper Inlernatl not Pump International Pump pfd. Iowa. Central Iowa Central pfd Kansas City Bouthern . 89 9 81 mi 91 !) 70 87 89 83 94 iiiv; 7K "4 7B1 93 109V, 11B4 m, vm, 9 112 00 77 83 87 80 2Wi 93 :7 974 SO KS 200 22 77 14 2S tV4 10ci 120 1(164 121 91 64 91 95 im 99 '4 87 V4 54 171 ',4 178 41 14H 148 132 pfd. S 15 74 35 Sfi 61 4!l 119 19 82 17S., 475 30 73 , 70 28 M 4j 14.1 111 1 77 28 79 19 34 22 For Catarrh, let me send you free, In at to prove merit, a Trial alse hox of r Hhnop'a Catarrh Remedy. It Is a snow while c ic jiii. ,, , Palm that gives Instant rellel 1,1 ( n t ii rrh of the nose and tSesMt Make i the free test and see. Address Or Shoop. 1 Rene. Wis Ijtrge Jara 50 rents Sold hv llurwell Onnn Retail Store Willie walled and Winnie wheexed. hlle Wintry winds whined weirdly. Willie wriggled while Winnie wheegd nrrtrhedly. Wisdom whispers, winter winds work wheeiea. Wherefore te I write, "I'se Kennedy s laxative Cough I Syrup." Nothing elae so good. Sold by ( Hawley'a Pharmacy. Kansas City Southern pfd R2 Louisville & Nashville 118 Mexican Central 20 Minneapolis & St. Louis 52 Minn., St. P. ft Sault Ste. M 108 Minn., St. P. ft Bsult Ste. M. pfd. 132 Missouri Pacific 73 Missouri, Kansas & Texas 37 Missouri, Kansas ft Texus pfd 65 National Leas 68 National R. R. o Mexico pfd 62 New York Central 118V New York. Ontario ft Western .... 38 Norfolk ft Western 78 Norfolk A Western pfd 80 North American 73 Pacific Mail 26 Pennsylvania 122 People's Gas 89 Pittsburg, C. C. & St. Louis G9 Pressed 8teel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd Vi Pullman Palace 161 Reading .... 105 Rending 1st pfd 82 Reading 2nd pfd 84 Republic Steei 26 Republic Steel pfd 84 Rock Island Co 22 Rock Island Co. pfd 47 St. Louis ft Ban Fran. 2nd pfd.. .. 3.". St. Loula Southwestern 20 St. Louis Southwestern pfd 60 Southern Pacific '.. ... 81 Southern Pacific pfd 11. " Southern Railway 22 Southern Railway pfd 73 Tennessee Coal ft Iron 142 Texas ft pacific 28 Toledo, St. Louis ft West 28'i Toledo. St. Louis A West. pfd.. .. 60?; i'nlon Pacific 137 I'nlted Pacific pfd 87 Cniied States Express 100 I'nlted States Realty 79 I'nlted States Rubher 46 United States Rubber pfd 102 i'nlted States Steel 37 United States Steel pfd 100i Virginia-Carolina Chemical 28 Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd. .. 103 Wabash 14 Wabash pfd 2 Wells Fargo Express 225 Westlnghouse Electric 150 Western Union i. .. - .... 80 Wheeling ft Lake Erie.. 11 Winconsln Central 17 Wisconsin Central pfd .1 Northern Pacific 127 Central Leather 30 Central Leather pfd 95 Sloss-BhfltTleld i3 Great Northern pfd 145 Interborovigh-Mct 24 Interborough-Met. pfd 59 To remove a rougn you must get at the cold which causes the cough. There Is nothing so good for this at Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup. The liquid cold relief that Is rncst quickly effective, that stills and nu'ets Ihe cough and drives out the cold. Sold by Hawley'a Pharmacy. m v m i ' i $ , ... h I k Stuart W. Cramer, i ENQINL.HR AND CONTRACTOR . Mh OWOBI . Couth trton bt.. charlotte. n. o nil i IT , Etvotyltijt Flat Card, . .Railway Head, Drawing Frame, 5plnnlnf Frame, Twisters and Spoolers w Qulllers and Reels, Loom, . C0MBER5 X.- - ' V'.' ""s - anANOM orften COUITABLI BuiLoma, ATLANTA OA ta T v Clobbers, .' wtvmi rnmes , acx rramt ' ETC, ETC , GTCWETC. Intermedlatafj, 1 Automatic Feeders, " , . , Openers and Trunk . Breaker, Intermediate audi Finisher Lappors, Vlrrhnr CnrAinv Rjmf Art - tW gfiapaws wwa wasia swwifwiw i Thread Extractor, Waste Pickers, etc. Raw ftak Dryer. ' JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. Cotton Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITBD. s : Philadelphia. 122 and 124 Chestnut 8t Boston, 185 Summer 8L New York. No. 73 ?onard SL . Charlotte. 25 S. Tryon 8L Go To The Odeon Meet Me at The Rl Nh P. M. 2J0 to 5-EveoiB! 8 ( 10.30 LOOK OCT FOR RING-A-RING January-Krlruary S !; C0TT0W New Tork, March 21. Hose analysis of the glnners' report Justi fies absolutu reliance upon Its se curacy The correspondence between I and the national glnneiH' icturns la remarkable. it makes the crop lS.Ztl.0U0, of which 321. 000 is Unters snrt II Ml, 000 estimated un gtnned on March loth. The amount actually ginned, exclusive of llnlers, on March 10 was 1 '.'. 1 3,000. as against 12.7 1 ,000 reported hy the National 'JlnnciV Ahkh latlon as actually ginned on Mure h 2. or eight ?ay earlier. Tlie comparison la most creditable io the national gln pers, especially as the details by States exhibit a corresponding close agreement. For the past four years the total crop, as reported by the census and the commerct il crop, Im.i almost exactly agreed except latt Kn()(( uiu Burning in itonii? f ,4H,000 bales prior to September 1 ' made an apparent difference. For ' r II practical purpow s, it Is safe to . aiaume that this ysr's rrop, ex elusive of linters, is U.ooo bales, of Which nt least 500,000 bales are un '2 aplnnable. Of the available 12,&oo. 5 000 bales, 7.000,000 have already crrn cspurieu, inn America anil ' Canada will certainly pin up 6,2(io.. (00 bales. This Mavea only 800, Ono Tf available for export for the balance . ef the aeason. Very much more than this has been sold, but not yet amppao. in fact, the entire produc tion and mora ha, been sold and oversold, and the result will be ratoral automatic, self-acting and ; ar-onuneous corner, the limitations ' Of Which I hesitate to forecast. Those who doubt" this can earPy test Its truth br selling short. It will, in my t' opinion, prove a costly experiment. 1 . (Mgned) THEO. H. PRICK. """"" rOVHD AT LAST. t. A. Harmon, of Llsemora, West Vs., , aara: "At last I hsve found the perfeot pill (hat never disappoints ma; aU for ' ihe benefit of others sffllcted with tarpla liver an ehronla eonstlnatlon, il m: . tsk bt. Kl-ra Ksw JLfa Fllla 0ar tuiteai aatlafastsvy, 2ia. at aU armgjrisia. Power When in need of alone, or brick, or lumber for a house it is good business to buy from the lowest responsible bidder, for the material 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 Economy" containing detailed information, mailed upon request. M. O. BROOKS, General Manager, Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke Company, 41S-417 Mah.il Baildbf, Richmond, Vi, ' Especially adapted for burning brick. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HAifOTXR SQUARE. NEW TORK. J ENCKES SPINNING CO. eOTTOti YARNS OFFICES: ' PawtucStet, A. I., and Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Office. Mariner A Merchant Building. V m.A. Spelllasy, Manager and Southern Itapra aentatlve. , . ' J ".j.y...... - 0: A R0BBINS KI111BM OF Naw Tork Cetten Ex change, Naw Orleans Cotten Ex. akange, Asseelate Members Ldvar. aoal Cotton BxchMge. ORPBRS SOLICITED For the pur. okase and sale of cotten far future aallvory. Corraapondaaea lavltaA. OOMTUETK CQTJIPMXNTK FOR COTTON MUX, PUITKR GSarEHAXi MACHINEHT. 0HAELOTTE, NORTH 0AEOUNA. Looms Dobbies Repairs Crompton - Thayer Loom Co Worcester, Mass Alexander & Garsed Southern R&ents Charlotte, N. Q. Manufacturers and Jobbers Frequently find It necessary to .have Banking Facilities In ad dition to those offered by local banks. THE First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Wltn $1,000,000.00 Capital -Earned Surplus $600,000.00 $3,M0,000.00 Deposit tOO.UOO.O Total Resources Offers Just th Additional Fa cilities) Reqalred. Jno. B. Purcell, President; Jno. M. Millar, it.. Vice Presi dent; Clias. R. Burnett, As alsunt Cashier; J. C. Joplln. Assistant Cashier. USOri.CRADe SPINDLE. LOOM, engine and valve OIL S raa Bait OOa and aMaav-LutHosMhsg Qtaaaaa, lUadyMhsad CWd Watwr Palnta. Acentg Wattles' PraaitM Ooaaponnda. GEO. B. HISS OIL CO. CHARIiOTTB, Jf . O. J. SPENCER TURNER CO. comnsaioN merohantb. CJlMJt Raw Tack, Fknsilwrphaa. Cbkagsj, a. Louas, U Tarns and Cotton Piece Goods. PAULSON, LINKROUM & CO. Cotton Yarns 7-89 LEONARD 8TKKBI . ' . . ISO CHJUTNITT 8TIUCET .... . tia MONROB RrREET .... . . tf-, , , . NEW roiui PHILADEIiPUlA CHICAGO William 6. Charles COTTOW YARNS, COTTON GOODS. AND COTTON WASTK. Offlnsa Charlotte If. C. Baataw Mass. and Amsterdam N. T. Mala Office Amatardam, N. T. Shoe Trees preserve shape and add to Ufa and appearance of your footwear. Shapes to Fit Stylish Shoes Men's and Ladles' Slsee. Miller's Patent Extension Treea, price 11.00. Our Improved Lever Trees, price 75c. In ordering, aend outline of shape of shoe, with slse and width, and add 15c. for express or mailing. Catalogue free. G1LREATII & CO. Diamonds Gome 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 daily. Single Liu Jacquard with Independent Cylinder Motion TTSE HAIroVS JACQUARD 8. THOMAS HAL TON S SONS, I .' Philadelphia, Pa. "' Prospective Builder? Retore beginning your building operations, you would do well to correspond with us for prlcea on all sorts of Building Materlala, We carry a full Una of Flooring, Celling, Siding, Interior Trimmings, hash. Doors, Blinds, eta Always prepared to furnish the best materials, and can aava you money. IICTTON A BOURBONNAIS. Hickory. N. C. SOUTHERN QTJEEN GRATE OUR LEADER. If It'a Orates you want, or Mantala and Tils, see us or write for cata logue. J. 11. VVearn & Company Charlotte, N. C. ' PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITORS BROWN & HUNTER Audita of Banks, Trust Companies and General Tradera.-Ilia-lSll Empire Building, ' ATLANTA. OA, ; , .. - . - , t-'-, i A. D. SALKELD & BRO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. a-73 Leonard Street, NKW YORK. COTTON TARNi. DEPT Predl, Vietor & Achelis. HUGH MACRAE ft 00- I Ajsun.ci o , ! . - . ... wsmwnriKi ifunmern neounues) 1 wiLminjton, k. a Washington, D. C 408 Colorado Blda Cotton Mill Stocks RICHARD A. BLYTHE, , Commission Mercnant. COTTON WARPS AND TARNS. . A. No. 114 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, . . . WM. D'OLIER ft 00 OOMMIsnON MKRCHANTS COTTON YARNS , Third and Cheetaat tta. - 1 Uarlnev and Mart-heat Bid' -.' i r uilad ixriiiA, rA. 4
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