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CHABLOTTE. DAILY OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1909, i ' v-' - r cot'0" mr" fi during to ,,ie new high w aid crop ' , ,nf. The ;.. danc of i(i,.,ini steady a decline of enroled be .r ,s in the iti fe' rnin rU r.et low" l!vl pressure ,t as nj such .n; of big (on , i .rirlng the a.' ,n reported .if heavier 1.,i. developed ;r-r.:ns outside -s who had e lorig side. ;,.- Before contracts r a i 10 36, or p. fx .z,r. late in r slipped off f, ji the mar wiih large e market on ' : - ;. ially re . . iintnanned-w-r' rumurs : i made on near i brought , ,1,1,1-ny, but -(i among the ,.r-.d t: at there . ,. .hort Interest .ip South ,,,, TT5 bales, i r,d U'-'S lat ... bales. againt ; ; ;t ear. To . , j halen. .,d at liouaton rfM i-ar. I, f- s t rpngt h of . staining ln k market. With ,. . v would have ,,. or,' e'e 'he - :tinlnty of the , vi'h usual ,, trading , s prwedent and ;,,. ,.f the market of Reading waa f persistent Railroad of New . 8 is a large hold Tannferred to ihio owing to the, r har?s with the .rr.iire v rom;H rf Reading Itseir. .,, i' gf rural list , , ,,e bo lyanry of .r,.l al.iUlt Bell- t a a nonBlderable I of the market's a c.iu'f-rj a nar- I'i i ,-eliiiig became , li e, day. Part . tfc- murkel was dtw Dun a i-nsli mlg;ht ,r-. -t : it whet apeculatlOTi. ...... ai of ! speculative v ! hH i heai'l In the flnan bMt a dudden collapse In r it pawer of Hirkt't nr Total Bales par ,. l.aiip'l en call I., .. V. day 944,200 Tohacco : io, n & w. Island K'x-k i r . i Jim, I"n-Va-Caro. Ilri n s Cotton T.rtter i ': 1-'' i :n t iio nnex :r :n l.-.-"x.ol t h la nwirn- " . aiin"r of the Imv : . indf h : f erred that . !, 1 're yesterday was f h '. - ral of a laree i n-li the pell y ! i.o lursje .tiuyiers A 1 1- it 'he ma r- i ' -.n : until the ,v fi'.v . i hd a larpe ..f visterda '. -. n . cm mis from ; a;,. finlll Wall 1 i 1 , Suiiih fln- - ,k t ... pffion t he i i 'a Meh level, o j,: ! ,ave plven - - ' t ft l with n ' ' -.' a t rop of 13 i t . . meet t he ' l.ierioor - 'I ' - ' - MinlTOW. Dri l, Ma rki't . r tie ra I dry ' 1 1 more quiet neither Job ' i ;ire com-fr-'v to look ''r, Potion - .t unil are " Knodn rule 1 uMi mod ' Tian liouses. 'ta.le is fair - more quiet. mi men's "'"'H and '" 1 cents 'it Oil 'r. seed y ac rU"ft Hitfs ami ' J 1 1 1 y Octuher ' MUtPt. summer white X1 to 610 New lori rotton "v Clone 10 x 10.49 ' a 10 43 10 Ht.31 10.29 10 X 1 26 10 20 n 2i i'i ;n in 11 M 10 1" in in 04 f T" 1 Hi '. can . . 'c i,:ng 'te- . ' Mr. ' - .ver. t my r" in! 'M. it. " . . dis- .. i T: Financial and CommcM Dally cotton "MtrfcM. Nw'TTork. April 28. Glvfeton. lone, ateady; midolio W -: rceipu w. I2; grou racetpta Ht.BU; aalea JJ0; atock W.,; (Jraat bruain 7,tt-; continent. 11. u,4, coaatwlae 4.1V7. New Orleanm ton uiet; mtddUng 10 net recelpU 6.TW; ixosa raoalpta. 6. ins; sale 4,000; stock. OT,06. Mobile, tone firm; middling 19: net re cat pta 41; groaa receipts 41; aaJe-a r. Block Sijub; coaatwifce li. Savannah, too quiet; middling 10 1-1; net. receipts 6,731; groaa receipt i 5.7. sales stock T8.JTJ; coastwise 1,644. Charleston, tons firm; middling hi; net receipts SI; gross receipts 291; stock 14. K8; coastwise a43. Wilmlnt9n. tone autet; middling 10; net receipts S.K7; gross receipU l,i7; stock Vt.Ci. Norfolk, tone steady; middling 1H4, net receipts 2.&S1: gross receipts XiSSi lsa 496; stock Z7.3SS; oosstwise 1.417. Baltimore, tone nominal; middling 10Vi; stock 7.444. New York, tone quiet; middling 10 , ne receipts 41; gross receipts 1,437, stock 113.940. Japan 849. Boston, tone quiet, middlings 1084. Philadelphia, tone steady; middling 11 1; net receipts 25; gross receipts 1.226, stock tr.42l Georgetown, net receipts 67; gross re ceipU (7; coastwise 7. Total to-day, at all porta, net 28.375, Qt. Britain 7,836; continent 11,874; Japan 819, stock 602.442. Consolidated, at all ports, net 75,27V Ot. Britain 23,430; continent 33.578; Japan H. Hl; Mexico 100. Total since Sept. 1. at all porta, net g,Ml,76; lit. Britain ..74. France 918. :SS. continent 3.035,524; Japan 177,124; Mex ico U.303. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston, tone steady; middling 10, net receipts 5,111; grass receipts Mil, ship ments 5.259; stock 110.100- Augusta, tone steady; middling 10; net receipts 665; gross receipts Ki; shlptnenla I, 347; sales MS; stock 46,577. Memphis, tone very firm; middling V: net reeciptS 1.47S; gross receipts 1.707. shipments 3.131, sales 2,550; stock 122.411. St. Louis, tone steady, middling low: gross receipts 301; shipments 908; stock .071. Cincinnati, net receipts 106; gross re ceipts 1; shipments 180; stock 19,198. LoulavlUe, tone firm; middling 16. Little Rock, tone steady, middling 94; net receipts 716; gross receipts 716; ship ments l.OS; stock 42,622. Total to-day, net receipts 8.006, gross receipts 9,478. shipments 12,380; sales 3,125; stock 8M.979. New Tor rrodnce. New York. April 20. Fleur dull and un settled. Rye flour and corn meal firm. Rye (Inn; No. 2 Western 92 fob New York. Barley steady. Wheat unsettled; No. 2 red 1) asked elevator. Options showed a net decline of 1H to IW cents. Mix 129H; July 1S; September 112H- Corn firm, No. 2, 80 elevator; oprtons to 4c net advance. May 80; July 77; September 7H. Oats steady. Mixed 67H to 5e. Beef, cut meats, lard, pork, tallow and rosin steady. Turpentine easy. Rice lirm. Molasses quiet. Sugar raw, quiet, fair rennln 343. Coffee quiet, Rio No. 7, 814; Santos No. 4. 9Hc Mild dull, Cojdova 9 to 13c. Futures closed steady, net .unchanged to 5 points higher. Buiter fancy grades steady; others eas ier; receipts 13,602; creamery held, third to extras 21 to I, process common to special 17 te 23. Cheese and egrgs firm, unchanged. Po tatoea irregular; Bermuda, new per bar rel (3 to 35. Cabbages easier; Southern white per orste 21.76 to $2.50. Freights and peanuts unchanged. New Orleans Cotton. New Orleans, April 30. Spot cotton opened quiet and closed firm, unchanged, middling 10 6-16; sales on the spot 2,100 bales; to arrive 1.900. Futures opened steady unchanged to one up on rather favorable cables First prices were the lowest of Jhe season which was remarkable in several ways. In the first place, business ws moderate In volume and the ring was quiet all day. Notwithstanding this, great strength was displayed and prices gradually rose, point by point, to new high levels for the aea son. Leading bulls frowned on the ad vance but outsiders steadily bought .until they had forced prices up 22 to 29 points from the lowest of the day. July rose 29 points to 10.71. Toward the closing 4 slight reaction set in hecaua of profit taking Induced by reports of rain In Texas. On the closing the tone was steady and prices stood at a net advance of 16 to 12 points. Futures closed steady. Closlns; bids: April 10.37; May 1047; July 10M; October 10.25; December 10.22. Money Market. New York, April 30. Money on call easy 14 to 2 per cent.; ruling rate 2. closing bid 1, offered at 2. Time loans soft and quite active; 60 days 2 to :y; 90 days 2V to H; 6 months 3 to 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 per cent; sterling exchange steady with actual bus iness in bankers' bills at 46.36 to 486.45 for 60 day bins and at 487.70 for demand. Commercial bills 4854 to 486. Bar sil ver 51H; Mexican dollars 44. Naval Store. Charleston, April 30 Turpentine quiet 3V Roln quiet. Quote: ABC $3.30; D 88.40; B 8.65; F 22.60; O 23 65; H 23.7a; I 14 10; K 25 06; M 85.25; N 15.30; W Q 15 35; W W $5.40. Savannah, Qa, April 20.-Turpentlne dull 39; sales ISO; receipU 232; shipments kosin firm; sales 813; receipts 858; shlp mmis M; steek 94.7f. Quote: B 8S.K to $3.35; D $3.40; B $65; F $3.60; O $3.65: H $3.78; I $4.10; K $5f06; M $6.26; N $5.30; W G $5 35; W W $5.40 to $6.45. Wilmington. April tt.Spiritg turpentine 1 qui!, "'eady $8; receipts 1 cask. 1 r s.v nosin, nething doing; receipts 10. Tar firm 150; receipts 66. 1 ruae turpefttme firm 176, $75 and 409; e" receipts E barrels. New Orleans April 20 Receipts 67 bar rels roalnj no turpentine. '. Export for New York 29 barrels rosin. Chicago Cattle. Chicago, Xpril 20. Cattle receipts 50; steady; steers $S to 37; cows 14 to $5.75 heifers $2.25 to $6; bull $3.75 te $S75 calves $3.&a to 26.60; atockcrs and feeder H i) to $6.25. Hogs receipts estimated 10,000, market steady. 5c higher; choice heavy shipping P.26 to $7.49; butchers $7.U to 37.35; light mixed $6,10 to $7.10; choice light 17 to 97.25; pigs $6 to 16.11; bulk of ( 37.10 to $7 98. tro"r- Sheep $4 at to Mi UmbifjJ.M to $8.1i , iBalt lasor Prodnca. Baltimore, April 24. Wheat unsetUed: Pot eontra'rt 1; Bouthsrn on grade 1(2 to 146. Cor firmer, spot contract I7H te Oats Bnner; No. S mixed 171 to 17. fwnstrr, N. J Western domes Uc a) a SB. - !r : . 1 WORTH THINKING ABOUT lfkJ,KGreBei UfSt" Htrrli lfxZf .Murray. 1T"xI" Qreene. 16-xSI" IVxiV l"x4i" 29"x4S" Wheelock. Allis. Frick. Greene. Hamilton. EXCELLENT (,T)M)mOX. GREENSBORO GREENSBORO. N. C CARDS HIUWIKi machine Works XSOTTOrj MACHINERY TAUNTON, wuiriui.no UP MACHINES SOUTHERN OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE CDWtN NOWARP, AOSNT. THERE IS NO ONE THING ABOUT A STEAM PLANT THAT PAYS THE SAME DIVIDEND AS PIPE COVERING. LET IJS TELL YOC ALL ABOUT IT. 4 i CAROLINA ASBESTOS MFG, CO, met nnrr- - n ymMT,tirrrHrrnrn N.t f Ictase-rSS I V - . z 11 r 1 V3 M s a THE JOEL HUNTER COMPANY (Chartered) , PCBLIO ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. Cotton Mill Audits. Inrestifcatioiis. Bank Examination, 1S1B-20-21 Empire Bldg., Atlanta. Ua. CORRESPONDENCE SOLJCITED. Charlotte Cottou. Th flg'ifr rpr-sf.s price paid t wagons. A prll 20. Good middling 10 Strict middling 95 Middling H Charlotte brain. .(Corrected dally by Cncnrsue-MclJiugl! llu 2a.) Ry I 1 Corn Cotton Beet) Oats 11 Meal Seed Cotton seed meal, ton 30 Charlotte Produce. (Corrected oy H. H. Field A Co.) Butter 12H0 Chickens-Spring a Lhicks 16 j.ener hesd 0 Eggs J Hens- per head fi l'urku-per pound 14 Vl Chicago Grain and Provisions. Chicago, .prl! . Wheat prices on the board of trade to-day broke from 2hk to 4 cents per bushel from the high point of the day and the market Josed extremely weak and only a trlfr above the low mark.. Corn cloned about steady, oats were easy, and provisions were weak. WHEAT- High Low Close WHEAT 1M14 juTy "' H2 llitt H2S Sept XP 105 COKN May 7fn 7M4 OAT8 Mliv MH 56V4 5S iuiy h Sept PORK M, 1817 1806 105 juiy mo wo ulfRD 1037 1036 1035 Ju,y 10M 1047 1047 BS 7 July 0 K1 Iilrerpool Cotton. Liverpool. April 20 Closing cotton: Spot good business done, prices 7 points lower; American middling fair 604; good middling 56. middling) 648; low middling 630: good ordinary 501, ordinary SS. Selea W.OOO bales, 1.000 for speculation and ex port; 9.200 American Receipts 8,000 bales, Including 6,309 American. .Futures opened steady and closed steady. April A April-May J4 BUy-Jwe June-July ft tt" July-August August-September P Sepumber-October 0 October-Norember 6 8$ November-December 6 36V December-Jenuary .3S Jarruarr-February t.K Februarj'-Mirch 8 March-April New York Cattle. New York, April 20, Beeves receipts ir$ Calye-receipts $77; city dressed veals T to 114 per pound; country dressed 7 id JOc, Sheep and lambs receipts 2.9; sheep SUd to fancy to imahotstt lamb $8: no etipped stock held; Maryland spring lain be tiJO per hesd. Ho0 receipU 2.124. JVEW YORK BONDS. LT. 8. ref. 2s. resrletered . ... .... .. IfllVi V. 8. ref. 2a, ceupen 10J4 t'. S. la. rg. . rtSk V. S- 3. coup. . ... imfa V. 8. is, reg- . ... ... ... '. 119 U. sV ea aova ,M 130 USED COLISS ENGINES REASONABLE PRICES. SUPPLY CO. J spix?ax8 FRAMES MASON MULES LOOMS a w . . . , . Allls-Chalmers 1st 5s 8SM1 American Agricultural 5s 1W, American Tel. A Tel cv. 4s 103 American Tobacco 4 79 American Tobacco 6s 110! Atchlaon gen. 4 101 Atchison Short Line 1st 4s 95 Atchison cv. 4s 106H Atehleon cv 5s l'WS Atlantic Coaat IJne 1st 4 B71-, Baltimore A Ohio 4s lmv, Baltimore A Ohio 3s 94 Baltimore and Ohio 8. W. 3,s ... 91 Brooklyn Transit cv 4m Canada Southern 1st 6 hid 1 Central of (leorgla as 109-i Central Leather 6s H Central H. K. of N. J en. u. hlrl 128 Cheasapeoke A Ohio 10H Chicago & Alton 3ls 76 Chicago, B. Qulncv Joint 4k ... 98 Chicago, Mil. & St. P. gen. 3Vij8 bid 91V4 Chicago, H I. & Pac 11. R. col. 4s 804 Chicago. R. I. & Pac. K a col. 5s i Chicago, R. I. A Pac. Ry. rfg 4s !'2 C. C. C. A St. Iouls gen 4 hid ... 7 Colorado Industrial in bid 134 Colorado Midland 4a offered 87 Colorado A Southern ref. A ext 44s Delaware & Hudson cv. 4e J0344 Delaware & Hudson 1st ref t ... 12V. Denver A Kio Grande 4s 9V IMstlllers 6s 76 hTrle prior lien 4s 864 bTrie 0n 4s 74 Brie cv. is series "A" 74 Erie cv. 4s series "B'' General Electrlo cv. 14A;, Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s 11HX, Interborotifh-Met. 4V,s 78 Inter. Merc. Marine 4Vs , 73 Japan 43 M Japan H ... 93 Japan 4V4 2nd Series 82 Kansas' City Southern 1st 3s bid ... 75H Lake Shore deb. 4s (19311 95 Louisville A Nash, L'n. 4s 101 Missouri, Kan. A Texas 1st 4s lou Mo., Kay. A Texas 1st antfref. 4s 87 Mo., Kan A Texas gen. 4s 91 Missouri Pacific 4s 84 New York Central gtwi. 8t4s ' 98', New York Central deb. 4s 95 New York City 4e (new) 112 N. T. N. II. A Hsrtford ov. 6s ... 139 Norfolk A Western 1st con. 4s ... . 9S Norfolk A Western cv. 4a 98 Northern Paoiflc 3s 75 Northern Part fie 4s 102 Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 96 Penn. cv. 3a (1916) 96V, Penn. Con. 4s , 10M Reading Gen 4s 100 St Louie A San Fran. fg. 4s 86 St. Louis 8'weslern con. 4s 79 St. Louis rTweetern 1st gold is 94f Seaboard Air Lane 4s 71 Southern Pacific col 4s 81 Southern Pacific R. R. 1st ref. 4s.. 94 Southern Railway 6s 112 Southern Railway gen. 4s 80 L'nion Pacific 4a l(K-t Union Pacific cv. 4s 107 '. Vnlon Pacific 1st and ref. 4s 99 V. 8. Rubber 6s bid 1 f. S. Steel 2nd 5s 104 Vlrginia-Csr Chemical 6s W Wahash 1st 8s 1W4 Wabash 1st and ext. 4s 7:!' Western Md . 4s 83 Westing-house Electric cv. 6s :t Wisconsin Central 4s 9514 Den. & Rio Grande rfg. 5s i4 L. and O. is, ctfs liiv Natl. Rwys. of Mex 4s 94 Southern Pacific 4s, ctfs tfi '9B v a 1 f IKn 1 SS . .T Cotton Willi For Sale Dear Sir: "I recall the fact that two or three year ago I needed a Cotton Mill Superintendent and wrote asking to advertise for one. in your 'Daily Ob server.' and I received through you suite a number of applications. I now want to sell my cotton mill. I am too old to run it longer and have no on to whom I could turn It over that is competent to operate It. I would dispose of it at great bargain to any one who understands the mill business and ha some money to invest In that way. It Is a yarn mill with an annex equipped with loams, etc., for making flrst-olaes duck cloth. I would sell tenant houses and five acres of land adjoining. We have a growing town, line school, wpter-works. and electric light. I enclose KT ' Y. check 11V.VV. pleaJe insert 'aF in The Datly Observer which will embody the above fact and carry same a long as the amount enclosed will pay for and' then discontinue. A great bargain awaits any en that might be interested." Tb above !a a letter lnstmcting as to advertise a cotton mill for in Alabama. Those Interested COTTON MILL OWNER Care The Observer. Latter dH be promptly forward ad, COTTON MILL MACHINERY, Stuart W. Cramer, maim ot i ci, 'CMAALOTTt. N. O. Revolving Rat Card, Railway Heads, Drawing: Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qulllers and Reels, Looms, COMBERS ETC., EjTC CXO&I36 tfXOCK UST Amalgamated Coppei 7t American Car A Foundry 49 American Car A Foundry pfd 111 American Cotton Oil . 1 584 American Hide A Leather pfd . 40 American Ice Securities American Linseed 1M American Looemotlve M American Locomotive pfd U4 American Smelting A Ref'ng . 88 Amer Smelting & Ref'ng pfd 104 American Sugar Refining 1M American Tobacco pfd American Woolen Anaconda Minine Co 4AH Atchison 1!! Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Une i-" Baltimore A Ohio " Baltimore A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tranait !Vi Canadian Pacific L" Central Leather Central Leather pfd Central of New Jersey 276 Cheasapeake A Ohio hlcago Greet Western Chicago A North Western i Chloago, Mil. A St. Paul lt9S C. C A 8t. Louts "'n Colorado Fuel A Iron W Colorado A Southern 65 Colorado & Southern 1st pfd Colorado A Southern 2nd pfd ... 78 Consolidated Gas 13 Corn Products -f Delaware te Hudson iJ Denver A Rio Grande 63V, Denver A Rio Grande pro WMIIIers' Securities W Vrl Krie 1st pfd 4 Rrle 2nd nfd ( General Electric Great Northern pfd Great Northern Ore Ctfs 6 Illinois Central IJjJ Interborough-Met 15 Interborougli-Met pfd International Psper 11 International Paper pfd International Hump I'H Iowa Central H Kansas City Southern Ksnaas City Southern pfd 724 T-oulsville ft Nashville 138 Minneapolis A St. Infills WW Minn.. St. P. A ault St. M 137 Missouri Pacific 7414 MIouri. Kansas Texas 4? Mlasourl. Kansas A Texa pfd ... 73 National Lead New York Central 130 New York. Ontario A Western ... 4M Norfolk A Weatrn 92 North American Northern pacfUc Pacific Mall t'enne: hsnla '36 People's Gas Plttsbnrtr. C. C A m. Louis Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car railway Steel Spring Reading ... ... Rerwibllc S.ee! S7'4 . . 186 SSV4 149 Republic Steel pfd "414 Rock Island Co. 27 Rock Island Co. pfd St. IfOuls A Ssn Francisco, 2nd pfd 4C'4 St. Louis Southwestern 23 St. Ixiiils Southwestern pfd 57 Sloes Sheffield Steel and Iron 76 Southern Paoiflc. "94 Southern Pacific pfd 123 Southern Railway 2814 Southern Railway pfd t 67 Tennessee Conner 40V4, Texas A Pacific Slf Toledo. St. Iouls A West 62 Toledo. St Louis A West, pfd . . 69 IWn Pacific WW, Cnlon Pacific nfd 98'4 1'nlted State Rubber 34 Cnltecl States Rubber 1st pfd 104 United States Steel 51 T'nlted States Steel pfd 114V, Utah Coprter 43 Virginia-Carolina Chemical 47 Virginia -Carolina Chemical r'd ... 116 WsbaKh UK Wabash pfd 47 Westinghouse EHecJrle 82 Western T'nion 69 Wheeling A Lake Brie 9 Wisconsin Central 3 Amer. Tel snd Tel 137 Wagner Electric Factory snd Main Offloa ialnl LOG is Missouri Charlotte Office, Trust Bldg. Wagner Single-Phase If otor MOTOPtS. DYNAMOS. TRANSFORMERS, INSTRUMENTS. Cnrrsesssfianrr lavKta, may address 11! EN0INEE8 AjND CONTRACTOR 1 i,M taw Slubbers, Raviag Frarnaa latermedlatea. Jack Framas FIRE INSURANCE IN BEST COMPANIES Will give you good service in renting houses, erty for sale list it with me. R. . COCHRANE Insurance and Real Estate Agent. TO THE BUILDING TRADE! We are pleased to advise that the capacity of our KEYSTONE LIMB KILNS ha been increased ta now the largest la U South, enabling us to offer the famous KEYSTONE" In hit territory for prompt khipmsnt. "KEYSTONE" la the highest-priced, but the atrongaat, wHltest and bust Lime for Brick Work and Plastering. It ! packed la the beat cooperate. We can also sell you good TENNESSEE LIME at lower prices. Let us iiuots you delivered at yrur town, car lota or lea. Carolina Portland Cement Co. N SOLE DISTRIBUTORS. Southern Audit Company (Incorporated) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Rooms t ami a. Trut Building, CHARIXyTTE, N. C is eliminated In quoting the value of a Standard Policy Issued by Tho F.onltable. Its exact value may be Its exact value may ascertalni'd subject to at any time and is not fluctuations unless the increase from annual dividends may be considered. For permanent profit and certain security there la no In vestment for the man of family or of business equal to a life Insurance policy In a sound company such as The Equitable Life Asxurance Society of the United State. Write, 'phone or rail , W. J. R0DDEY, Manager, ROCK HJLL, 8. C. WM. WHITE JOHNSON, Rea. Agt., Hunt Building, Charlotte, N. O. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex change, Associate Members Liver, pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited. SCREENS flies and Mosquitoes on the Outside. SMALL COST.... I. H. WEARN & CO. Mantel Manafacgnrera. Write for catalogue. Tine "4ard4llnch" -Wall Plaster THE BUILDERS' FRIEND Preestng dees not hurt It Natural shrinkage win not erack It. Water does net make it tall oft Manufactured exclusively by CHflRlOTTE PLASTER COMPANY Writ far details and Iit of C often MU1 Houses plastered wttk It. -IT IS AS HARD AS STONE. tJtWAMON PFtMs ATkAMTA 4b 3 Automatic Feeders, Openers and Trunk Breaker, Intermediate ana Finisher Lappera, Klrscbner Cerdinf BeatatC Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, eta. Raw Stock Dfjracfc. ETC ETC If you have prajv t0 7 North Tryosv WHITE LIME CHARLESTON. S. C Uenburg Iron Works Charlotte, N. C. We solicit orders fer Machinery, etc., to handle Gold, Iron, Cotton, Wood, Steel, Brass. A. D. SALKELD & BR0.; COMMISSION MERCHANTS 66-73 Leonard Street, NEW YORK. COTTON YARNS DEPT. Fred'k Vietor & Achelis. JAMES E. MITCHELL CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Cotton Yarns and Cotton . Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. 133 and ltd CbastsMt S. Boston, 185 Summor gt. New York, No. 18 Lcaatard St, Chariot. SB S. Tryon Si. First National Bank OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Capital tl,000,aflo.o Surplus Eariied . . . SOO.000.00 Deposits 6,000,000.0) Solicits accounts of Manu facturers, Jabbers snd others needing banking facilities other than those afforded by local bank. A Growing Bank Depository. John B. Parcel! , President j John M. Miller, Jr., Vice Presi dent and Cashier; Chas, R. Barnett, J. C. Joplla, W. P. Sbetton, Ales. F. Rylaad, As sistant Caefflers. 'tr
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