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2. ' CHABLOTTK DAILY OBSERVER; THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1909.' 11 at "t., ,rr- 1 t I OCX MHKI I mil ras-! -s.nve Mtatliavt nuffpre.l more ser k Dftw n rumors of Mr la or wt!"i.. lor "I" fc, Mr Knp-m r. '"i" htft'H o.ioi.-.i M tt ill!"" I T' ' ' n-!e.l E trk COB -l-aieU Ivin 'ftt! ironed t' ' - kmWfP nt rnnilltlens and -:.- y oC aoei f' " ' i "i I r- r Clt rem- "- i a hi ! ' .1.1 ol n?x irraV't am1 ,! La1B.SS I it i,j..er ,.f ! . ii d i : ,i fj r-c!or. I mar K"g' ) la Cm ..'.: It V t! . from : ears r.-t. (lie i ;.- atten- M' Roi; at , . ", j.eake lb. i fci IB" ' In i -li'iil BJI't -.; ,: w. :li Piers fi'P- t:,e r fWltlJM V'V on, Hfclne. 'fll'fRt.le 1g "f W : e;i ? i os per lin , ii on .,- k. ...... Cop so ii - i Hilmi; i s .. v, ' ton l etter I H.i tllf v ! t I- .... 1 , W.Tlk. 1 , . ft: Iivt ( oltnn Sir if,' 1 rr,.A tanu. 3c hi Cr Otu.n ,r aV :i ' " lit:-. -'is : " .10 r- ; : ;; - -f,, . ' ; -).- : " : ..." -. ".:,) , "tV":;- -i-.s 1.. nd Commercial Dally OMtoa Market. Galveston.' ton Steady; middling 10; nrt receipt" U44; elea ; toc- .S?4; j-oastwlse L4OT. .w Orleans, ton steady; middling jnv net receipt ,7B; iw receipts . :C: eaJe 4.2M; (took m.fl9; Great Britain - ooo France T,!S4. ' Mobile, tone julet; middling 10; net receipt l.SH: gross recelpu 1.S1; saJea . wart. Mta 37S , it ;j0 llCS - ts.vannab, tone steady; middling 10 1-1. n(.t receipts 1.608; gross receipt! i.ow. l ft sales l"v" -" , ( -osatwlse J.SS l rt Charleston, tone ateady; middling 10 1-1; ,t'n ' nrt receipt" : gross receipts 8; stock s ; 77; coaatwlse 469. ,M1 ' Wilmington, tone quiet; middling 101-14; ,.g , net receipt 378: grow recetpta 1,8; stock 17 '.Norfolk, tone firm; middling 11; net re- , oeipts 1.0T7; gross receipts 1,077. sale HI; rUiock .M; coastwise 1.00. . i.r ' Baltimore, tone normal; middling 11V4; .tuck 7.S54. New York, tone quiet; middling 11.65; net recelpu 98; groaa receipts 1580. stock 13:'. 442; continent 80. Boston, tone quiet; middling Tl 85; groaa receipts 1.788; Great Britain 733. Philadelphia, ton ateady; middling 11 HO: stock 4,883; Oreat Britain "33. Total to-day, at all ports, net IS, 471, Threat Britain 7.100; France 7,596; conti nent B0; stock 668.360. Consolidated, at all ports, net 5S.S37; Gt Britain 44,90; France 7,29; continent . CO; Japan 2.J01; Mexico luO. Total since Sept 1. at all ports, net 'i ts: 036; Great Britain 3.2a.002; France W0 7M; continent 8.10S.292, Japan 14,,W. Mezloo 18.129. NT.I Idling INTERIOR MOVEMEN Houston, tone ateady; middling in net receipts 981; gross receipts 981; ship ments 2,143; ssle 17; stock 60.856. Augusta, tone steady; middling lie; net receipts 191; gross receipts 394; shipments ; ITS: salen 954; stock 29,865. Memphis, tone firm; middling 10; net receipts 18. gross receipts 698; sliipments W, sales 1.6&0; stock 71,349. St IxiLiis. tone nrm: middling 104; net re, eipts .VI; gross receipts 758; shipments 7f.x: sales 24, stock 35,427. Cincinnati, net receipts Z1Z; gross re ceipts 311: shipments 349; stock 18.818. Louisville, tone Arm; middling 10. Little Rock, tone firm; middling 10B-18; net receipts 553; groae receipts 553; ship ments 1,295; stock 7,566. Total lo-day, net receipts 2230; gross receipts 3.476; shipments 7,533; sales 2,916; stock J43.570. New York Produce. New York. May 19 Flour firmer with h modetale local Jobbing business. Rye flour barely steady. Corn meal firm. Rye .lull Barley quiet; Wheat firm; "No. 2 red 146 nominal elevator; options to lc net hlcher; Msy 138H; July U1H; Beptem lier 113, December 111. Corn steady. No. 2. S4 elevator. Options I riet unchanged; May S4V4; July 7X; Sepj- tetnbar 75 W- I Oats firm; mixed 61 to 62. Beef, cut I meats, pork and tallow ateadjr. Lard firm. Rosin and turpentine quiet. Rice I steady. Holaases quiet, i Siipar raw, firm; fair refining &; cen trifugal 96 test 396; molasses sugar 830; l i etined steady. I'olTee. futures net unchanged; spot i .juiet . Rio No. 7. Vi to 8; Santos No. 4. I S'k t 9; mild quiet ; Cordova 9- to 13V Butter firm, unchanged. Cheese steady to nrm, unchanged, figgs nrm; state, Pennsylvania and nearby selected white JR. do fair to choice 24 to 25V4; Southern beet 21, do under grades 19V4 to 20Vi. Po tatoes steady; European per bag 1.25 to $2.00. Cabbages steady; Southern per crate 90 to $1.2. Freights and peanuts unchanged. Re fined cotton seed oil was quite active with pniwi lower under unloading by longs stui tiear pressure. Crude, however, was lirm with offerings scarce. May 5 S2 to r. v.; July 5 87 to 5.R9; September ( W to ; l'i; October 109 to 111; prime crude 4 80; prime summer yellow 6.83 to 5.8."j; prime white 6 05 to 6.40; prime winter yellow i "6 to 6 40. Chicago Grain and Provision. Obleago. May 19. Crop damage reports from Russia and France, and light re ceipts in tills country created consider able bullish sentiment In the wheat mar ket here, to-day. final quotations showing net grains of to 1 to H to li. com pared with yesterday's close. Corn and oatM also closed strong-, but provisions were barely steady I Wheat High I.ow Close ; May lis i July ll.V, . 1H'4 1147, i V'l'l l(nii ' 10bV Vi 1 l'eo 10! tOH 105 I i-'orn 1 Mhv 73 ''ily 1.. H 61;a 'SP- TH HH . ' B &KVa 5VH Oats Mav IS & 8!S J"lv M ilS 51'', "' I" 44 43 44V, 41 S 4 I'ork- 1M2 1K77 1S.T7 -'I'' 1S46 130 1843 l.ard- JllV 10K 1063 1060 "M 1075 1065 iM73 Rtl- J",v lOOS 997 100J SpP' 1012 1003 1U) Urerpooj Oottr-n. Liverpool. May 19. Closing; cotton: Spot "i good demand, trut business only mod erate, price 2 point lower; American ml, idling fair 6.39; gwod middling 6.03; middling- 4.83; low middling- 65.5; good or dinary &36; ordinary 5.01. Sales 12.000 hales, .wo speculation and export; Amer ican 11 400. Receipts acme. Futures opened and closed steady. 6 7 M June ... K -m JIu,,1-Jul' 6.7W4 'il -August aenti August-September 6 77 September-October 5.754 ' r'orwr-November 574 5 73 6 72 5.72V4 5 73 ember-December "eoember-January January-February renruary-March March-April ... ... .7. 57 r-bi C,''"ff 0 Wve titock. f hicagio. May 19. Cattle-receipts IJ.000. steady to 10c lower: steer, is . rr-w;. iows (4 to 15.75; heifers $3.60 to $6.75; bulls aR :s- ca!vea S3 to $7.50; stockens' ' 'eeuers . to 15.65. foff-receipts r.000; market 10 to 15c 1-TrVCh?'Ce heaVT h'PPn- 7.30 to r U,.cher" r2S t0 17 S5: ht mixed . neeprlcept, uooo BU(ldjr ,0 ,ow earllns 6.0 to r.60. Ja'ney Market. O Y Tit. 11 Nei n ! r, ?'.2 P"" rus rata and elos- - 4,UU " ,er; day. Ice-t CBC: u,Btn to pr n" Arnica " BttrllnS rtdy with . m hm, ouaineaa tm bankers bin. .t uum (Wh!U!Ku ! to "I SO for SO da Mite m-A ,a U ! Tor fi., . j " i m TRIED and found WORTHY (2) Hamilton (!) Greene Frick Oreena 17 "US" l$"xi-" 20"gr' 0 H. p. 106-pound pressure ! H- p 10-poubJ presaur too H. p. 100-pound pressure 125 U. p. 100-pound pressure lei! H' Pl (J) U5-pound pressure H- P- J 125-pound pressure ie adoption of electricity bv possible for you to secure a fine steam plant, which has been used, at a big discount off first cost GREENSBORO SUPPLY CO. GREENSBORO, N. C. CARDS MACHINE Wodwo POTTOfJ TAUNTON, COMBERS mam. LAP MACHINES 80UTHERN OITICI AT CHARLOTTE EPWIH HOWAWD, AttiHT ffHKRB 8 NO ONTS THING A BOOT A STEAM PLANT THAT PAYS THE SAME DIVIDEND AS PIPE COVERING. LET US TlJLL YOU Ajj ABOUT IT. CAROLINA ASTJE mi tVWaaaBaaaW If - tmci unvmm jrmsm raw M't -- 1 VISITORS WELCOME DOUBLEDAY-HILL ELECTRIC COMPANY 223 South Tryon Street. Charlotte, V. C. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES EMERSON FANS A. B. Arc Tamp Int-andem-ent Lamps, Tungsten Lamps, Art Portables, Vnlveral Fixtures, The most durable and efficient made. Kqulpmente for Llehtlnc Stallons, Telephone Companies, road. Contractors and Mills. Cliarlotte Cotton. These figures represent prices paid t wagons. Slay 19: Good middling 104 Strict middling lOhu MiUdllns 10 Clinrlottn Produce). (Corrected oy ft. H. Field A Co.) Chickens Sprlnf IS tPSB Butter 10 CUM Ducks 19 &.W iee per head 40 ftM Eggs 17 ZU Hens per l ead 40 14 1'lilke) pt; tiounil 14 tfU CliarL.tia .'.rain. (Corrected dally by Coclirane-MeLaugh- 1m Co. J Rye t 1.9 Corn Cotton bead Oats Ideal Seed Cotton seed mesl. ton 1 0:4 76 24 .n NEW YOKK BOX 1)8. V. 3. ref 5s reslstered 10H4 C S. ref. a. coupon 1014 V 8. 3s. reg 101 V I- 8 4s coup 121 IV S. 4s. reg 11 I". 9. Ja'roup I2t Alirs-Chalmcrs 1st 5s 87 American Agricultural 5s Wd 1O0 American Tel At Tel cv. 4s 103T, American Tobacco 4s 80H American Tobacco 6a 112H Atchison gen 4k 101 Atchison Short Line 1st 4s 95'4 Atchison cv. 4s 110 Atchison cv 5s 111T Atlantic Coast Une lnt 4s 97 Baltimore & Ohio 4a 10H Baltimore & Ohio 3'ss "bid 91' Baltimore and Ohio W. 34 ... 91 Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s f Canada Southern 1st 6s bid IOS14 Central of Georgia 5s 110H Central 1eather 5s 9Kt Central R. R of N. J gen. 5s ... 12S4 Chesapeake Ohio 4' I0o Chicago & Alton 34s 7S Chicago. B. & Qulncy Joint 4s 8H Chlcaa-o. Mil. 4. St. P. gen. IVtS bid 91 Chlraa-o. R. I. Pac. R. R. col. 4s $n4 Chleaco, R- I Pae. R. R- rf7. is 91 Chicago. R- I Pc R R col. 6a 934 C. C. C. at 6t. Louis n. is bid ... 97, Colorsdo IndustHal 6e 7H Colorado Midland is 85 Colorado & Southern ref. & ext. iVs 9M Delaware A Hudson cv. is Vi Delaware St Hudson 1st ref. 4s bid V&i Denver A Rio Grande 4s bid 97 Distillers 5s Erie prior Hen 4 bid 10 Erie Gen. is bid 8 Erie cv. is sceries "B'' 1 Erls cv. series ''B" 75 General Electric cv. 5 bid 141 Illinois Central 1st ref. 4 bid 100 -Interborotigh-Met 4is T Inter. Merc. Marine 4m 74 Japan is ', Japan 4s Japan 4H. Jnd series S3 - Kansas City Southern 1st Js bid .. 744 Lake Shore deb. is (1W 5 Louisville Nashville To. is Missouri. Kan. A Texaa let is 100 Rock Island Co. pfd 71 Ho.. Kan. A Texas gen. 44i 1H Missouri Pacific is bid New York Central area. IH ... New Tork Central deb. is New Tork City 4Ha (new) N. T.. K. H. A Hartford cv. 6a Norfolk A Western 1st eon. 4s . ., Norfolk A Western ev. 4s Northern aPctflc is S3 l li:i4 13S4 mi 14KS aVartkara facifla 4a CORLISS ENGINES BOILERS FRAMES MASON MACHINERY MULES LOOMS i MFO. COi wwitjo$m H.C4T' r ymmm "i"i tmw 1 .'ssswss. i X aata .. Wire Tables, CondiUts, Condulets, Insulators, Trnnformeri, fir, Elex-trlr Rll- Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s 9G renn., cv. ji,js uiai 87 i-emi. Lon. 4 ria 47 Heading tien. 4s 100 Ht. UuuU Han Kran. fg. is St. I.oiiIb 'western con. 4s XI til. Louis S western 1st gold 4s bid W44 Heaboard Air Line 4s X5 Southern Pscltlo col 4k Soutliern I'MCirtc K. R. 1st ref. ia ... 96 Soutliern Hallway 5 bid ll.'i Kouthem Railway gn. 4a sL'S I'nlon Pacific is lus' ( nlon Pacific cv. 4s io' I'nion Pacific 1st and ref 4s lT. S Rubber lis lo Toledo. HL Louix & West .',.'14 Virginia-Car. Chemical fcs 97 Wabash 1st 5m ll''j Wabash 1st mid ext 4m 7t,v Western Md 4m gti WeMlnghousie Klc tri- c :n 941 Wisconsin Central 4x Xi Denver & Rio (Jrando rfg 5a ... . :4V C. & O. rfg. 6s l.rj Nat l Rys. of Mexico 4!-is 95 Southern Pacific can. 4s ctfs 100 St l,ouls Han Fran. gen. Sa . . 91 14 Chicaro, Bur. A (Julncy. gen. 4a ofd luo CLOKLVO STOCX tJST. Allis-Clralmers pfd 514 Amalgamated Copper fyi American Agricultural 3" American Beet Sugar American Can fd American Car A Foundry 55 American Cotton Oil 66 American Hide A Leather pfd . . 41 American Ice Securities 40', American Linseed in Ameiicun Locomotive 7 American Smelting A Ref ng. 93' Amer. Smelting & Refining pfd . . 109',, American Sugar Refining 133"i American Tel. A Tel 140 American Toba-o. pfd lcnj American Woolen 3H Anaconda Mining Co 504 Atchison 109-14 Atchison pfd (H Atlantic Coast Line 1Z7V Baltimore & Ohio 11444 Baltimore A Ohio pfd 94 Bethlehem Kteel Z7 Brooklyn Rapid Transit fcid 79 Canadian Pacific I8O4 Central Leather a7 Central Leather Pfd 103 Central of New Jersey 290 Chesapeake A Ohio 79 Chicago A Alton 70 Chicago Oreat Western 4 Chicago A 'Northwestern 1S2H Chicago. Mil. A St Paul 1S0H C C. C. A St. Louis 73 Colorado Fuel A Iron 41 Colorado A Southern 641, Colorado A Southern 1st pfd S3 Colorado Southern 2nd pfd Consolidated Gas 115 Corn Products Dalawara A Hudson 198 Denver A Rio (irande .y Denver A Rio Grande pfd Distillers' Securities 39 Erie 331 Brie 1st pfd 51 it, Erie 2nd pfd 4m General Electric ioov, , Whooping Cough. This Is s more dangerous disease than Is generally presumed. It will be a sur prise to many to learn that more deaths result from It than from scarlet fever. Pneumonia often results from it. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy has been used In msny epidemics of whooping cough, and alwsys with the best results Del bert McKelg. of Harlan. Iowa, saya of It: "My boy took whooping cough when line months old. He had it In the win ter. I got a bottle of Chemberlsln's Ccugh Remedy which proved good. I cannot recommend It too highly." For sale br K. U. Jordan A Co. fmt$i vAm,4mm. II al u tl 1 1 III lllltMl il 1 STO COTTON MILL MACHINERY. Stuart W. Cramer, : main a i 4em OMAMLOTTI. N, O I!H fitvolvinf Flat Cards, Railway Head. Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames, Twisters and Spoolers Qulllert and Reels, Looms, C0MBKR5 etc ere Great Northern pfd ltee Great Northern Ore tfs Khi llllnola Central 147 Interhorougm-Met 1H lnterhorough-Met. pfd 464 Inter-Harvester Inter-Miititie pfd - International l'sper 11 International Pump 4flS Iowa Cejitral 324 Kansas City Southern 47 Kansas City Southern pfd 73'i Ixulavllle & Nashville 1S Minneapolis A St. Iniis 57S Minn.. St. P. A Saull St M 136 Missouri Pacific ?4S Missouri. Kansaa A IVxas - 42S Missouri. Kansas A Texaa pfd 1 National Biscuit ... 108 National Lead Nat l Rys. of Mexico 1st pfd New York Central 1H New York, OnUrto A Western ... 49 Norfolk A Western 9T North American 83 Northern Pacific 145H Pacific Mail Pennsylvania US People's Oaa Pittsburg. C C A St Iuls . ... 9-.'H Pressed Steel Cat 41 S Pullman Palace Car HI Railway Steel Spring 434 Reading Republic Steel -i-a Renuhllc Steel nfd. SK Rock Island Co EH Mo., Kan. A Texas 1st and ref 4 Mt St. Louis A San Fran !nd pfd 4ft 8t. Ixiule Southwestern St. Louis Southwestern ofd w Sloss Sheffield Steel snd Iron - Southern Pacific Southern Pacific pfd Southern Railway 30 Southern Rsllvisv nfd " Tennessee Copper 4W4 Texas A Pacific 4 r S Steel 2nd 5s W4 Toledo. St Louis A West, pfd ... "Vt I -nlon Pacific JW I'nlon Pacific pfd 9'"'Vi I'nlted States Realty M'4 I'nlted States Rubber 3Ci I nited States Steel 59 I'nlted States Steel Ifd HS'a Ctah Copper , M Virginia-Carolina Chemical 494 Wabash l9!t Wahasli ptd MH Western Maryland Westlnghouse Blectrle WH v'stern I'Tilfn n Wheeling & IjikeHrfe IIS Wisconsin Central 5SS Standard Oil "9 First National Bank OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Capital $l,0o0,0OO.0fj Surplus Earned . . . $00,000.00 Deposits s.000,000.04) Solicits accounts of Manu facturers, Jobbers nd others needing banking facilities other than those afforded by local bank. t Growing Bank Depository. John B. Purccll, President; John M. Miller. Jr.. Vice Presi dent and Cashier; Chaa, R. Burnett. J. a Joplln. W. P. Shelton, Ales. F. Rylsnd, As sistant Cashiers. flies and Mosquitoes on the Outside. SMALL COST.... I H. WEARN & CO. Mantel Man of aft ore rs. Write for catalogue. Southern Audit Company (Incorporated) PCBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND ACDITORS Rooms 1 and S, Trust Building, CHARLOTTE. W. C HUGH MACRAE & CO., BANKERS. Bf i soella neoas Southern Secnrltlea, Cotton Mill Mock a. Wilmington, N. C New York Otty. SOM Mnger Building. (BAT LIN & GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Q OTTOS YARMS All Description GOTTON GOODS NEW YORK Hi and MI Broadway. BOSTON 4JT Channcy Ht. PHILADELPHIA 128 and ISO Chestnst St. CHARLOTTE SI East Fevrtn 6c SCREENS FOR GOOD BCTLDINU BRICK address ROCK HILL BRICK WORKS, Rock Hill. 8. C, or CATAWBA BRICK CO., Van Wyck. 8- C i ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR kwm 5iubbers, 6$Mrasaf FTaunsi Interned Jack Frames To Automobile Owners Did you know you could. pay STRONG. RESPONSIBLE com pany to relieve you of ALL danger of loss, so far aa your automobile Is concerned ? YOU CAN. I am prepared to Issue at once policies of Insurance In the strongest'of companies, guaranteeing you scalnst loss and damage to your machines of ANT AND ALL kind and at a VERY REASONABLE COST. For particulars call on or address R. E. COCHRANE Insurance) and Real Estate), B0T N. Tryon 84. Arclhiitccts! You should know about "Aquatite Portland Cement" As its name implies, it is Waterproof and Ready for Use Carolina Portland Cement Co. Southern Distributors. A Monthly Income for life Life Insurance in a sound company la kooi. Life insurance In the Equitable (the strongest compsny) Is bstter. Life insuranoe In the Equitable on the new monthly Income plan Is the best poaalble provision for a wife, child, or other dependent unac customed to handling money. Too often the proceeds of a life Insurance policy left to a wioow ur ( a minor, while adequate If iudklouuly Invested, are fritted away in a few years. The Equitable So ciety, realizing this danger, has de vised a plan (endorsed by the N. T. State Insuranoe Department) whers hy the insurance Is made payable In monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual Installments, according to the wishes of the person insured. The Income will continue for a minimum period of twenty years In any event, and for as long- thereafter aa the original beneficiary may live. If you are interested, send us the date of your birth snd the date of the peraon to whom you wish to pro vide, and figures adapted to your case will be sent at once. Write, 'phone or call. W. J. Roddey, Manager, Rot-k Hill, 8. O. WM. WHITE JOHNSON, Res. Agt., Room BJ3 Realty Building. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., HANOVER SQUARE. NEW TORK MEMBERS OF New Tork Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex change, Associate Members Liver pool Cotton Exchange. ORDERS SOLICITED r"or the pur chase and sals of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence Invited. J. E. CONAIXT & CO. OFFICE, LOWELL, On the New York, New Haven Y Hartford Railroad. Twenty-esren mlnues' ride from South Terminal Station. Within sixteen rotles of tha business centre of Boston. Suburban to the metropolitan district. TWO WATER POWER PRIVILEGES 100 h. p. and 80 h. p. two adjoining plants easily made ana THEN 180 H. P. DAILY 1: hours a day three dams within 1,(00 feet an unparalleled opportunity adaptable for any manufacturing purpose, textile. Industrial or ather wlse. Vour Majinfectarlnjr or Industrial Plant. . Poor Parrel of Real EaUta SftO Lots of Machinery, Product, Stock and Equipment. The plant of the REVERE COPPER CO. KstabllKhed In 1 101. and the plant of the KINSLEY IRON AND MACHINE CO. Established 1717, at Canton. .Massachusetts, pledged to tha highest boas fide bidders at absolute auction sale la lota to suit purchasers on Thurs day and Friday, tha 27th and !lth day of May. I0t, commencing at half-past one o'clock In the afternoon on Thursday with the real eetate, ' continuing at ten o'clock In the forenoon on Friday with the machinery, product, stock and equipment Illustrated and descriptive catalogue upon application at the office of the Auctlo neers, where an Inquiries must b made. OLIVER AMES. President, for the Kinsley Iron A Machine Co. H. F. BASSETT, Treasurer , for the Reraro Copper Co. "Hard Clinch ' Wall Plaster THE BUILDERS' FRIEND Freezing does not hurt It. Natural shrinkage will net crack It. Water deea not make it tall oft Manufactured exclusively by CHARLOTTE PLASTER COMPANY Writ for 4UiU and It-rt of Cotton M1H Houom filtro4 mltb it IT 18 4S HARP At STPJOC , ., ?J J 'aiipii s$Haf KlTSQ Aotematlc Fdsrt, Openers and Trunk, Breaker, lotannedlata ao4 Finisher Lappcn Klrschne Carding Btalesl Thread Extractors, Waste Pickers, est Raw Stack Drjm BTC.ETC. la tas Charleston, S. 0. We solicit orders fcr Machinery, etc., to handle Gold, Iron, Cotton, Wood, Steel, Brass. A. D. SALKELD & BRO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS SS-T3 Leonard Street, NEW YORJ. COTTON YARNS DEPT. FredTt Vietor & Achelis. JAMES E. MITCHELL 00. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Cob on Yarns and Cotton Cloths. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Philadelphia. IIS and 124 Cfeeetaat Si. Boston, iso ramose M. New Tork. Ne. IS Leeaard ft. Cfcarlttfta. SS S. Tryoa SC. Auctlouecrs MASSACHUSETTS. Mecklenburg Iron Works Charlotte, N. 0. ' 4 - e i V v 'I
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