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:the morning btar: Wilmington, Wednesday January io, i9io.
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Quotations
The Latent Reports From trie 1 Important
Trading Centers ond From Local Dealers.
WILMINGTON MARKETS. -
STAIt OFFIOB, Jan. IS. ''
fil'lUITS TlTRPKXTlNB-Market.: aotb
'"T.In -Market; notMnfc rfolrfS. ' -':" X
,!Vi:-Markc;t, tirro 2.00 per liurrel.
,;VrD o TURPENTilSE-Viria, 52iO per
barrel for hard ; 4.QO ?or dtp w 14.00 tor
Tom?t;itlons same; day last year Spirits
fUSne 87v rosin .&Vtor, 1.70, erode
'' V. ..! -.- '
RECEIPTS.,; . -v
. . . . . ...itiAn t in .' : . . . . .v-i A . . .'
Sllllil ''"" V ' ,W7. V
K."i
T il' - .......
nnli' tni'prntlno .-i: .
' ,. ii.is. sume day - last year
l.' ' ' lll li.. hk.i un.l..
...ji-jlS I IHK"11 Ltnc- v -X-,... ifniicifl 1 UI.I1I ,
li-irivi l;:l 1 - " - - - - .... ,.v .... ,:-r
je.vipt--4.'! Unit's, same day lust year
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COTTOX MARKET. .
Ar-irkot Nothing: dolnjr. Quotations cor-reip'on-liufr
day last year 8 -10o. "
liVcfliits ."4 bales, same day last year
iil lialt's. .
PRODUCE MARKET.
lOuoted by W. J. Meredith Jan. 8.)
iiebt 8,3TP; stock 822.814. -
.T ; .k ' .. !:. net . rweipts
Total since September 1st. nr nil"
net receipts 5.40.H11 j limit Britain 1,49
Vwuiee..,2.ltt0f Continent 1,683,908; Ju-
tfelll "ITi'iai, lavlnA lion, '..
2!)
. . 74
.J 19
casks
Ml
t'KANUTS Nortb Carolina prime 65Q
Pltra prime, u x- inuvjr isMiouc; vix
lT7f TO attrn nrimA TrvrQn
. . . ,...lma
E' ,.. uh S1.00fit.?1.05.
COKN Firm 90J95c per bushel for mix
'- c. HAMS Good demand; old hams
shoulders 14U5; sldefi 146J15C
HoustonWeak.; 14 J-i.net receipts 8.fKtG;
stock 122,41A,-7 ';!'-: , - ; .
Ai gHstii-iiaet, 14 ,1-4; net mlpts XK)S;
Memphls-NomfMa!r 15 1-4 ; net receipts
: stock 102J25. v n .
Nt., Loots Xouilnal, ;15 J-41 net receipts
231 ; stoi-k 4,2n;. .. '
rinctmifttl Net re'elnts 051; stock 13,172.
Little ' liOCk-.Noiuin:ll ut rM-lng r,iu.
stock. .2ia ... , - . , - '
- I.oulsvi lie Firm. 15 1 -4.j
Total today Net receipts fl,501 ; gross
receipts i:i,74S ; shipments 1S.478; sales 707;
Sjot t 497,055. - ;
t -
- DRY GOODS MAttKEI, : ,;
New" York. Jan. IS. The "ottnnx irnnAi
market was very nulet .lurine todav as a
consetjoenoe of the continiml drop in cot
ton. .Yarns were dull. Export trade Is
qniet. Many buyers are In the market but
they are moving canstlously.
THE STOCK MARKET, ji r.
grown
35(3
i
id." scarce. v
VkKSWAX Firm at 2Cc, :
t ALLOW Firm at 4 1-2 ter oonnd.
BEKF CATTLE Good, demand at 2
3 i- 'e per ponua on loot. . - s
HiiiK lr. flint 14c: xreen 8c per pound
SWKET 1'OTATOES Jood demand 55
(tv PPI" Dusuei ior jams.,
WOOL Hurr 18c.; free of burr 24c.
....'rsiic )i'55 ner bead.
loKK Small corn fed 8(&9; large 89
unit, owinsr t quality.
SHEEP Old no demand; . Lambs, vdull
ll.25l2.5a '
Tl'KKEVS Oood demand 1316o
out; dressed 1822c.
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THE COTTON MARKET.
on
IN
P.altlmore & oiiios. .1 .: .V
Italtlniote & Ohio pfd.lV Vi .
ItfilehttUE Stceiv.. .. . ; . u.v
Brooklyn-IUpld Transit . . U .
Canadian: Pacific .. .. .......
Central leather.-,
Central Ihthor pfd .. .. .. ,
Central of New Jersey .. . . j..-
Chesapeake fc- Ohio . . , .
Chicao k Alton .. .. ..
Chicago Oreat Western,.. .,
('bicuKO &' Northwestern .".
Cuicoifo, JUL X- .St. Paul
C., C. C. & St. Louis i..:
Colorado 1-net & iron .. .. ..
Colorado,.' Southern .. ..
Colorado & Southern 1st pfd"
Colorado' Ac Southern 2ud pfd.
Consolidated -Oas t .,
Cora Products .. .v .
Delaware, & Hudson . . if . . ; ,U .
Dearer & ltlo-raude ,i; .:. f. .
Denver, & Itlo 5raude pfd .
Distillers, Securities . . . . . .
Erie -. . . . . -. '. . '. .. . . .'. .... .
Ecic-'lst ufd' .-.
Erie 2nd pfd -i: m : . . . . .r. ;
nenerai iieciri,c ,-. i , .. . -
(Ireat. Northers nfd .. ..
fSreat Northern ())-e:4'tfs
Illinois Ceiitral .. .. .. ,rLu.
JnterborouIi ilet '. . ... . J. . .
Jnterhorongh Met pfd ; . - .! ..
inter Jiarvester ......... m.. .
Inter -Marine pfd .. ';...; ..
Jtiternatioual Paper .. .. .;. ..
International 4'ump .. ., .4,;.,
tAwa Central . . .1. ;.
Kansas. City $5outhfrn . . , .j . .
Kansas Clty Southern pfd .i.. ..
Louisville & Nashville .. .;. ..
Minueapolfa & - St Louis . . .
Minn.. St. P. & Sault St. M.
Missouri Pacific ..
Missouri; Kaunas & Texas , .
Missonri, Kansas & Texas, pfd
National Biscuit ; i . . . . . . . .
National Lead .. . . .. .; .1 . .
Nat l Rya.- of Mexico 1st pfd ..
Nek York Central . . . .' . . .
New York, Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western .. ., ,i .
North American ..... . i . . ,
Northern Pacific ,
Pacific Mall .. .. .. .. ..
PenasylTanhi . . .. .. .. .i ...
People's (las .. .. .. a ..I.. ,
Pittsburg. C. & St. Louts ..
Pressed Steel Car .
111 11 man Palace Car .
Railway Steel Spring
JteaoniiK.
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New York. Jan. 18. It la rt rnrlfir In
stock market experience to see so violent a
price movement as that which was In force
yesterday and. last week, arrested K. com
pletely and suddenly as was the case-for
the greatest part of today, s V- - , -'
The departure from precedent In .today's
market proved completely- mystifvinu to
the professional trading element. Foreign
selling of stocks was an Imnortant Influ
ence In the earlv nnspttlomtVnt. lnrr hpIHiict
oracrs ior Lonoon account being executetn. Aou.roninwfwrer pia
Mosn.,rinmei jsreei a: iron
Southern Pacific
t'enuMic Steel 1. ......
Itepublic Steel pfd .. .
Jlock-island ( o. ..
ocrk : Island Co. nfd
St. Ionis Situ Fran.
St. Louts Southwestern
'.'v York. Jan. 18. There was a renewal
HI last week's bull panic In today's cotton
uurkct when prices bfoke into new low
...iniiil fir the movement with March con
7,.,. w spllinir at 1:1.34 and May at 13.50 or
7.t to 70 points below the closing figures of
ih.. nrcvinus day. A sharp rally In the
list few minutes left the closing tone of
iii. m.arkpt fir in and materially reduced
tticlos with the general list showing a net
i!t'.!iui' of from 20 to 4d points. The mar
ket opened weak at a decline of 14 to 20
points mi tne old una 01 u 10 i. points on
ti now crop positions and showed sewsa
1int1.1l excitement from the very start
Tliere seemed to be a general feeling that
larjre lines of long wtton remained to be
liquidation, but during the early trading
lu-L-e were pretty well sustained by the
relative steadiness of Liverpool and Llver-
i.inl iiuviiiif here to undo", straddles. As
soon ; the EnglUih market closed nud arbt
tnisre ofi'ers were withdrawn however, the
market became very weak ana at times ap
-m.'ire.l to be utterly demoralized. ,'Tentu
tive efforts were made to check the decline
imt Wall street, western and soutneru
bouses fairly poured their selling orders
into the ring and offerings of large blocks
showed that some very big Interest was
si'lllim in the most urgent mauner. Pres
sure became a little less aggressive, how
...or :ifrw ' o'clock and a better tone de
vilopeil. while around 13 for .May there
as 11 tremendous demand from the saute
sir.iii'' snrt moiilo. who . had", cliecked the
punic' of ist Friday. Coverhtef wati --fe:-4
ior in Hic:i:iit: liiiiiiuk j-u iiii-:n 1 nu.rv.
nlmut to .".(). points from'.the lowest with
Miirch closing at -13.RI" and May at 13.78.
There apjHared to be "bothtng In the gener
;fl new to explain the renewal of panic
stricken liquidation, and It seemed. -to be
the general Impression around the street
after the close that the break into yew law
jri'miml hud removed from the liquidation
nf people .who had been aide to carry their
cotton over the slump of last-week bet
wlmse position nnd been weakened by the
seiisatioiiiti .decline.
Spimiers were said to be large buyers of
contracts-during the day. Southern spot
markets were unchanged to one cent lower.
i:e.ei)its at the ports today were 24,457
hales au-alnst :!s,7:!d last week and fiO.401
last vear. For the week 150.000 - bales
against KD.M'l last , week nnd 245,73! last
year. To-lav's receipts at New Orleans
were 4.;:;i against 12.027 last year aud at
Houston s.ir.'i against 15,012 last your. .
Spot closed ipilet 35 points lower: mid
dlini; uplands 13.85"; ; iniddliug gulf 14.10.
Sales 1.000 1.,-iles.
Futures opened weak and .;loRed nriner,
.uiiliin. v iMieu.
.laniiary . . .14.01)
I'elinmrv '. '
March .14.00
April
May :. ... ..14.05
.iline ....."....
July .. .. - .. ...,13.!!
August ".. 13.70
seiiteinlior .12.80
Molier .. 12.00
Noveniiicr
J'eirnilier ...12.35
h all of the! leading international stocks.
This was the experesstou of 11 11 and a 1 Lon
don's opinion of the course of -the English
elections. The unloading of foreign specu
latlve holdings contributed materially to
the"ruornirnr din hi prices, which nut some
of thetniarket leaders to prices lower than
tne lowest or yesterday, 'i ne. selling cr
I'nlted States Sieel yas particularly large
and persistent. In the northwestern gran
er group, on, the other uaud there was
some, evidence of support until the Hill
stocks slumped late in the day; There was
a revival of rumors -of the possibility of
dividend redactions 'In the group which
hare been prevalent for several days. The
large capital expansion of late years by
the railroads of that territory -and some
falling off lu earnings In the lust month or
two for some of them made the ground
work of these rumors. . 1
Another tspell of weakness In Rock Island
which accompanied the election of Rock Is
land representatives to the Lehigh Valley
board wa read as disappointment that the
new order of things In that direction did
not go further.
The power of - resistance was sensibly
weakened towards the end -of the day and
prices ended at the lowest -in sympathy
with the break In' the Hill stocks. 'Money
continued to work easier and discount rates
abroad declines iw well. ' '
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
were $2,345.00U United States bond -were
unchanged sn call. . - '
Total .sale. far -the day were 1,177,400
shared, v . .,'V . J .
Southern Railway .. .'.
Southern Railway pfd
Teauessee Copper
Texas & racltic .. ..
Toledo.-St. Lotils & West
Toledo, St. Louis & West. pfd
nioii racinc . . .... .,
t'nlon Paccitle pfd .. .
I'nlted States Realty ',
Fnited' States Rubber ..
Fnited' States Steel . . . .
United' Rtates Steel pfd
Utah Copper , ,
Virginia Cnro: Chemical
Wabash .. ;. -m.
Wabash pfd ...... ..'
Western Maryland .. ..
n estiugnnuse Electric .,
Western Union . . . . . : .
Wheeling & Lake Eric .
Wisconsin Central .. ..
f THE FInAnCIaX, MARKET.
New Y'ork; Jan. 18. Money on call steady
3" 1-2 to 4 per cent., mling rate 3 3-4, clos
ing bid 3 1-2: ottered at 3 3-4.. Time loans
easy but dull; sixty days 4 per cent., and
ninety days 4 to-4 1-4; six months 4 1-4
to -41-2. .... V-"- .. - , ' ... "
Prim mercantile paper 4 1-2 to o per
ceiifT Steillnsr erXclifiniXe ady" with ac
tual business in bankers Mils at 4.m.ki to
44'for sixtv day bills aud at 4.8070 for
demand. Commercial bills 4.X3 1-4 to 4.-
..'. 3-4 Bar, sliver 52 Mexican nonars
44. ' , ' .. is -. . -.
Close.
i:t.t
13.5f
13.70
13.78
13.77
130
13.50
12.70
12.4
-12.35
T
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
I.iverri.iol. .Lin. IS. Snot In limited dc-
maiid. nrices 10 uoints lower. American
Jnhhlling fair 8.01; good middling 7.75;
middling 7.01: low middling 7.51; good or-
dii'arv 7'Ti: ordinnrv 7.0O.
The sales of the day . were fi.000 bales of
whieli :MM) were for spccnbttloit aud export
ami included .1,20' American, iieceipta is,
J"i hales lneliidinif fi.MK Amerlcnn. -
1'utures opened easier aud closed steady,
.lannaiy 7..''.t:; January and February 7.:MJ;
1 elu iiai r intd 'Mrh-7.37 .1-2 : Msrcu and
April 7.::s: Anril nud.Mav 7.41 : May nnd
nne 7.4'J 1-2: June and July 7.42 1-2; July
and August 7.41 1-2; August and Septem-
oer ,.v.i: September and October .! 1-3
October and Novenilsr O.ftO 1-2; Novemlier
and Iieccinber 15.52; December and January
''11: .lannary and February n.w 1-a.
LICK BROS. CO,
COTTON LETTER.
New York. Jan. 18,-The market once
io"ie i.iade new low records for the pres
en: ' downward uoTcment. There was not
so lunch excitement utteiiillnir the decline
as was exhibited last Friday.- The feeding
pessiiiiism was even more pronounceci.
' otton that had been carried over the xlti-
lent break of last week was sacrificed this
iii'iriiiajf, and holders appeared to be rellev-
v. iien tner saw tne market . inaue new
levels after thev tin tl dtmnieit their bold-
ni.'if nun n ierie in iiiymki. it
I' vei b.i! rallies" following, and the market
itiially tsut (Uiwu to the basts of 13.50 for
Mi,.v nii'l July. At this level there was
li'ong buying by spot. Interests aud mill
iiBcnts, and tlie market had a rally . of
"ooin j.) p.jiHtM. The extent, of. t lie ltqui
oatiou inm astounded the best Informed
niei: in the cotton trade, but if indications
com 10 anytuiug the market is well clean
n nut. After the experience through
winch recent buyers have passed, we think
iiicie will be less, dlsnosltlou ou the nart
"j outsiders to get : lirt the nia(-ket and
l'ia.v for udvahcev.v iVuow leoks fcs If the
"piiiiur and the Southern holder would
'"e price between tbeniselves with
no jiwi of specnlatleU. ' ' "
DICIv BROS. & CO
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PORT MOVEMENT. !
Galveston Easy, 15; net receipts 17,054
h,"ck lKf.,C,74. . X,
, ,-?.Vw Orleans Steady, .15; rlet receipts
1 MOCK MitW.
....Jiobiie .Nominal,' IP 1-2 f net' receipts
jjijvanuah Nominal,,, 14 5; net receipt
J-'M : stock 111H ism . - '. T V - '- ..
'j!;'rl,;ston Nominal ; net' receipts '21
Wilmington-
"tK 11.531.
st 01
Nominal; net receipts, 43
ork'u 7)"4Stesldy' 3 1 : ' net reoeiPts 670
i.:i "more Nominal, 14 3-4; stock 13.550.
y w York Quiet, 13.85 ; stock 171,174.
' '"WlUt- " K' net receipts C5.
ri,., '''VlPbto trendy, 11.10 r stock 2,81)1.
i or., 1 today, at all ports, net receipts
i ; Oreat Urltaln 53; France Ijm fb
s-24
opt
y. bonds.
S. ref. 2s, . .registered
S."ref. 2s, coupon . .'
h. hs, l-egistered .. ..
S. 3s, coupon .. .. .. ,.
S. 4s, registered .. . j
S. 4s. coupon .. . ,. . .....
Allis Chalmers 1st . ' .. ."
American Agricultural 5s
American. Tel & Tel cv 4s
American Tobacco 4s
American' Tobacco Cs i.
Armour &- Co. 4 l-2s ....,.. .'.".
Atchison geu.4s ;, .V.S'i, f-
Atcliisan cy. 4s ...' .....
Atchison, cy.. -s ; . i ...... ...
Atlantic Cotst Xiae'lst 4s "i. ..
Baltimore & Ohio 4s
Baltimore &:Ob!o 3 1-2S .. .. ...
Baltimore & Ohio H. AV 3 l-2s ..
Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s .. ,. .....
Central ot.Georgia 5s '.... . .' ..
'entral leather 5s
Central R.-U. of ! N. J. gen. 5s ..
Chesapeake & Ohio 4 l-2s ;.-'..
Chesaieafce Ac Ohio ref. 5s . . .. .
Chicago & .-Alton :H-2S .1 .. ... ..
Chicago,, B.&'Q. Joint 4s .......
Chicago, rl. & Q. gei. 4s
Cbirago, Mil. & St; l gen. l-2s.,
Cbreago, 11. I. P. R. It. col. 4s ..
Chicago, It; 1. fc P. It. It. col. 5s .
Chicago. R. I. Ik P. Ry, rfg. 4s ..
Colorado Industrial 5 .i .. . . '..
Colorado Midland 4s ... . . .
Colo. : Southern reL A ext l-2s
DeL'iware & . Hudson cv. 4s
Henvef RloUrande 4s .. .. .,
Denver & Rio tirantie rer. os .. ..
Distillers 5s ..'
Erie prior Hen 4s .
Erie ieir. 4s
Erie v.- 4s series A
Erie ct. 4s series "B ...
Jenernl Klectrlc ct ..
Illinois Central 1st ref 4s . . . .
loteroorongh Met 4 l-2s .. ..
luter.-'Merc. Marine 4 l-2s .. .
Japan 4s .... .....
Japan 4 1--8 ..
Kansas City Southern 1st 3s ...
Lake Shore deb. 4 tr.taij .. .
Louisville Nash, tin 4s .. ..
Missouri, Kan. & Texas 1st 4
Mo., Kau. & Texas- gen. 4 1 -2s
Missouri I'aoinc 4s
National Rys. of Mexico 4 l-2s
New York t-entrai gen, a
New York Central deb. 4s .. .
N. Y., N, H. Hartford cy. os
Norfolk & Western 1st con.
Norfolk & Western cv. 4s . .
Northern Pacific 4s.. ..-j,. ..
Northern Paclflefls - .
Oregon Short Ume rfdg 4s
enn. cv. 3 1-29, iiuio .. .
Penn. Con. 4s'.'.
Rending Oeu7 4s .... .. ..
St. Louis fc Sau Fran. fg. 4s .. ...
St. Louis San Fran: gen. 5s".. ..
St.- Louis S'western con. 4s .. .. .
St. Louis S'western "1st gold. 4s ..
Seaboard Air Llue 4s u.Vj
Southern Paccifle.col. 4s ..
Southern Paclrlc cv. 4s .. .. ..'; ..
Souther u P. Ut n;ast ref 4s
Soutliern Railway T .. .. 0
Southern Railway gen. 4s. .
rniou Facinc 4s .... , . .s . , ,
I'niou Pacific' cv 4s .. .. .........
Union Pacific 1st aud ref, 4s .. .
IT. S.'Rubber 6s -.. ., ,. .T
UrS. Steel 2nd-6s-.. ".. . ..
Vli'ginta Car. Chemical 5s
WatMisb- 1st 5s .
Wabash 1st aud est 4s ..... .
Westem Md...4j'v.. . ,
Westfinghouse Electric cv 5s
Wisconsin Central 4s . .. ..
...,...100 B-8
.. .. ...100 5-S
4s
t '
..101 3-4
..101 3-4
..114 1-2
..HI S-4
. . 83 1-2
..102
..103 1-4
.. 77 1-2
i.ioo 7-8
.. 03 3-4
..100 1-4
..118 S-8
.118 1-4
. . 14 -
.. 00 .
.. 02 1:4
!0 1-8
.. K4 7-8
...108 5-S
.. 1)0 3-8
..124 1-2
..H 3-4
..104 1-2
., 74 1
... m 5-8
1)0
.. 80
.. 80 3-4
..liri 1-4
.. ftl 1-4
.. 81
..80 1-4
07 7-8
..101 3-4
.. on;
..04 1-4
, . . 73 1-2
...87 1-2
. . to
7J 1-4
73
....145,
0l 1-2
82 g-8
. ... 88 1-2
1 1-2
.... 3
.... 94 3-4
.... 09 7-8
.... 00 3-4
. i. 1-2
. . . ; si 3-4
. .. 74 3-4
91 3-8
!U)
..,:134 1
. 90 ,
....101 -
102 1-4
... 73 3-4
04 3 "4
.... 96 1-8
....104 .5-8
.....90 1-8
.... 84 1-8
88 3-4
.... .7.8 5-8
03 '
86
.... 93 1
....103 1-8
... 94 7-8
..109 7-8
.. SO 7-8
..101 3-4
..111 1-2
. . 07
..103 S-4
..104 5-8
.1 111 1-2
.. 73 7-8
.. 85, v
92
94 1-8
New Y'ork, Jan. 18. Floor dull and lower
to sell.
RyeFlour and Corn Meal Steadv.
Buckwheat Flour and Rve Quiet.
Buckwheat and Barley Nominal.
Wheat Easv No. 2. 1.3ffl snles elevntnr.
domestic- l.:k) nominal fob hfloat. Options
closed S-4 to 7.-8 net lower. May 1.16 7-8;
July 1.08 1-2. .
.Corn Spot easy: No. 2. 73 1-2 elevator.
domestic; 74 delivered and 72 fob afloat
nominal. Options closed 3-e to 1 l-4c lower
May. 76 3-4; July 76 1-4; September 76 1-8.
wais spot steady; mixed nominaL Op
tions closed 1 -4c nelower, May 53 1-2.-
. Pork and Beef Steady i v
, Lard Easy. ' 1 ,
Tallow Firm. . "'i .
Rice Steady. , !
Melases sFIrm. . ' 1 i
SugajSRaw barelv steadv. ' IteHned sn.
gar steadyx . , - - .
- Coffee Futures closed steadyunchanged.
Spot ViuieC Rio No. 7.8 11-10 to 8 3-4: San
tos No; 4. 9 to IK 1-8. Mild Mulct. Cordovsi 0
to 11 1-2. . r " . . . .
Butter Unsettlet! hnt prices unchanged.'
Cheese and Eggs Firm, unchanged.- ;
Potatoes I lull : L.eriliml.i rccoiiiI rrnn -ner
barrel 3.00 to 5.00; Maine per-bag 1.00 to
,iv. - . . 4 , j, .
Cabbages Firm, unchanged. "
Freights and Peanuts Unchanged.
The Totton. seed oil market was weak
closing at a net decline of-20 to 23 points
under heavy liquidation of long oil on thp
weakness in cotton nud lard.' Sales amount
ed t 24.21)0 barrels. January G.!15 to 6.9IU
Mni-clu 7- to 7.04; May T.tni'to 7.07: July
t.i-i to . 1 . lit. jt-riine crude B.w nominal.
prime aummer yellow WW to T.ft3i nrlnie
winter yellow "7.00 t'j 70; prfme su miner
wane ro (.-.. -
THE GRAIN MARKET. '
CXOSING STOCK MST.
Allls Chalmers pfd . ..
Amalgamated Copper ..--. . . : . . . .
American -Agncniturni ......
American Beet Sugar
American Can pfd .. .....
American Car & Foundry . .. -.
American .Cotton Oil ; ,'. .: . ...
American Hide & Leather pfd .V
American Tee Securities .. ..
American Linseed ; . , . . . . ; ;
American Iocomotive ...
American Smelting & Itefug . . ...
Amer. Smeltler & Hef'ng pfd
American Sugar Refining ., '.. .."
Americau Tel & (Tel .. . ... ,.
AnifvM.i; T bcco, pfd . , . .
Atner!car W.Kden.
Aii;;'f,aii;: Mining t o. ... .. .... ..
Atchison .. .. .. .. ...............
Atchison pfd . . ..,,.. f . ' 1
Atlantic Coaat Line . r
..50
.. 83
..45
43 3-4
.. 78 3-4
i. 65 1-2
.. 'HS.1-2
. . 43 1-
..23.3-4
..16'
..55
.. 93 7
..10fr 3-
..123
..137 1
.. 93 3
3T
. . 40 3
..1181
..103 3
..130 1-2
2nd! , pfd
1-. . .
...ni5 1-2
.... 03
.... 31. '
... 75-5-8
...170 1-4
'. . , . 43 -4
....107 1-2
....300
.... S6 5-8
...... (W 1-2
.... 32 7-8
. ..157 1-2
. ..140 3-4
.... 70
44 1-4
...VT7 3-4
...i 81 f
.;. 80
. . .1311-2
. . . ...io 1-2J
....177
...M 1-2
. ..82
.... 34 ,
:n ' .
.... 48 3-4
8 3-4
....154
....131
. .; 73, :
..'. .142 -.
. . . 3-8
. . . 00 1-2
....121
20 3-4
13 1-2
50
. ; . . 25 3-4
. . . 40 1-4
. .. G8
150 1-2
. ..47 1-2
134 3-4
....67
....44 7-8
. .. 72 :
....113
.... X5 3-8
61 1-2
....117 5-8
. . . 44 5-8
.... 97
.... 70 1-2
....131 3-4
r. . . 33 1-2,
....133
:;..113 1-4
. . . 97 1-2
40 t
.A. 190
.... 4(5
..';.1H1 1-2
40
....101 ',
43 "1-4
, .. 84.1-2
.... 55 .
.... sr
. ... 74 1-2
. . . 81 -,
,...".130 1-8
30r,-4
.... 67 1-4
.... 3d 3-4
. ..32 1-2
.. "..48 3-4
. .. tiS 1-4
., ..191 1-4
....,100 1-2
. . . . 80 1-2
46
' 83 7-8
....123
..... 52 1-2
. ., 54 ,
'
40 7-8
...51 3-4
;. .. 72
73 1-4
.. ..' 5 1-4
47 1-2
close from-10 to i 1J
day: v -
Wheat V
May-'.
July-.. ."'.". ..
Sept
Corn
May .. .. ..
July ..... ..
Sept . . . .
hits
May....... . t
July ..... ..
Sept ..'
Mess Pork,
Jan
.May
July
Opening-
1 1-2 .
1 tl"5-8 -..
''7
" 68 3-S
t;7; 5-s
(iT 1-2
,48
' ,44 1-2
41 1-2
per bbl. :
loH--t.han. yester-
Highext.
1 W 3-8
J 01 3-8
. .97 ;
-x,
7 7-S
W6L-V.S
- V-; '" .
.48 " ? -.
44 i -3
41 1-U
1 09
.1 m 1-2 K
90 3-8
7 5-8
q 1-4
ca 7v-
47 5,8
44 -
41 1-8
...21 :80
21 SO.. t-
..21 9t ..---V'
21 fir,
2L75
21 80
Lard, pcV iilO lbs. " , "-..a: '
Sort nibs, ner lOtr ins.':.'.
Jau. v...... 11 72 1-2 U
May'.. . .11 57 1-2 -11 12 1-2
July .. .. ...11 60 ' H 60 :
11 05
11 j
ll 50'
11 52 1-2
I CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. .
-Chicago. Jan. IS. Cash wheat No.: "2 red
1.23 to 1.25; No. 3 red 1.18 v to 1:23;. No, 2
alu-d 1.12 1-2 to 1.13; No. 3 hard 1.10 to 1.
12; No. 1 northern 1.13 to Liu; No.'-2 njprth--
ern 1.1 2-to 1.13; No. 3 spring i.m to ni2.
Com No.. 2, 03, V2; n uiie w: no. 2
vellow 65 1-2 to 66: No. 3 04 l-- to 65; n0.
il white 65 1-2 to W,; No. 4, 02 1-2 to 64; No.
4 yellow 63 to 64.. . ' ; '. - V
t,atsNo. 2 white 40 1-2: No. 3 white 48
to 49; No. 4 white 48 to 48 3-4; standard
49 to-49 1-4. - V .
V-: NAVAL STORES.
New York, Jan. "is. Rosin steady, tur
pentine easy. . . , - - -
. UariestOll. ! Aurpemuie
nnlet 50 1-2. Roslu firm, yuote: A. B. C.
1.2; D. 4.22 1 -2 1 E. 4.25; F, 4.25 to 4.-
50; . 4.30 to 4.3.1: ii. io i, 4.w;
K, 5.70; M, 6.10; N. u.6-:.mi, B.; WW,
i aw. .
-Kiivannnh. Oa.. Jan. l. i nrpentlne notli
lug doing. 59 1-2 to 60; sales ; receipts
:uu; sftlpincnrs i.rs;'-Hi ".'-io. ynoie:
a n i n e. i'.-ii i-r: r. -i to 4..i:
4.m to 455: n, 4.."- to ..fi i s; l, 4.fo;i
K, 5.70; M, 6.10; N, '6.6-j J - t. Bail; . WVYVr
-6. 5. r - .. - . '
NEW YORK fRODrCS MARKET.
Clcago. Jari. 18. Grain, nnd nrovisions
declined In prices here today, the market
neiiig nervous m ait Uie lilts.. W Heat led
the downward inarch of the gralus closing
rroai 3-4 to l i-4e lower than yesterday.
The lbfuidation in provisions left at the
; - MARINE DIRECTORS,
List of YcrU Now la Vort at Wiltniartn,
n. c. . - ,' '
Steamers.
iiiciirauua uir.) i.u: tous- Ballard. WH-
nilUStOU Coninrtss X: W.irphiiu in
Mariner, (3r.) 1,525 tons, Morrison, Helde
Phoeuix,;:'(Gr.) 1,083 tous, Schnltx,1 Helde
Secalla (Dan.) 1,683 tous, JeusW Helile &
. . ' Schooner. ' '' "" :'"
Wln' 'uien, 575 tons, Quillen, C. 1.
Calhoun"E. RoSs, 37S tons, Colhouti, C. D.
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; shYille, tenn-r Jan. 15v-It waVan:
nouncea locay tnat FTofessor Wlclditfe
Rose; of Peabody college, Nashrille,
vflll direct the work or tne Roc.kfe.ller
Hopkworr Commission. Professor.
Rose will have as his assistant Profes
sor a. Pv Bourland, also of Peabody. r
miiiHt
ARRIVED.
Str. City of Faycffeille, Smith, Fayette
yilieT CP. Love. 1 ' ': -
Str. C. W. Lyon, Edge, Fayettevllle. C. P.
Love. ' , i- ".' -' -. -
CLlJAED.'
Str;C.-W. Lyon? Edrfe, FayettevHic; P7.
Love. - i . . ' '..ii'.i ('
Str. Duplin, stokes, snutu s Uildge.,J, a.
Mumi. . " " " ' , "
Str. Navnhoe-; nale, ticorgetown. s. c, ll
G. Smallboues. - v
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' BY RIVER AND RAIL
Receipts of .Naval Steres and Cottett Tes
. -v. teraay.
Wilmington, N. l Jan. 18, 1910..
W. & W. Railroad 22 bales cotton.
XV i. C. & A. Itailroad 10 bales cotton. 12
barrels tar, 16 barrels crude, turpentine.
VA. & Y. RallronH casks spirits turpen
tine, 54 barrels tar, 3 barrels crude turpen
tine. -. '"'
W. N. Railroad 2 bales cotton. 1 bar.
rel tar. S , r '-.'.' ' '"
Str. Alice 22 barrels rosin x hariels tar.
Total 13 bales cotton. 3-casks-spirits
turpentine. 22 harms ;roslnv)74..barrels tar,
1! barrels crude turpentine,',.
Boiler Diet
' Boilers should hive
Heat Units theirproper .
diet. Many owners oyer-
look this and force jipon c
them quantities of slate,
dirt; clinker, etc., devoid
of Heat Units. Then they
wonder why the boiler eats
, sc much and does so,
little. Atlantic Guaranteed .
Coal is Nature's ideal
Boiler Food. H igh in heat
units, low in ash. - No
metallic clinker. Never
"runs" on the grates. The
boiler . eats less and does
more, r " -
Atlantic States Coal & Coke Co. "
- V Richmond, Va. .
sses
Just Received and on
-Display at
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Mem:S
ME HERE!
More atAiyeSncl prettier than ever; Silks, Ging
i ' ; hams, Percales, White. Goods, traces,
;We.are of f erihp;'50 (V yards' of white, pure
Linen Lawn,"; a full yard wide, per yd. . . .
25 e
-A-
IThis is: a Wonderful " value, considering the ad
vance in the prices of linens.
r
" . - " - .-..'" .
o li a o
Sole agehtsfor pr. Jaeger's Pure Wool Underwear
; and Warner's and Redfern Corsets. f:
, . i ..... .- t - X:'.--i.': ' : -;': '. - ' - '
.-:t;:i. .',' ' -: . v-t:,--' "..:'.' i- i-' ; 'r e ' ' ;:!
Ci-ii -They Vara -Dainty and Pretty Lace and . Embroidery iTrimnied-
made of fine Sheer Lawn; also Children's and Misses' New-Wash
Dresses for Spring in white and colors. Prices range from 75c to
$5.00. It is: worth you time to look at them even if you are not
ready to purchase, . t '
? ; ' Som? things that we must turn into CASH.
"Six dozen "Ladies' Silk Hats of ?3.00 value, for. ,
.$1.00
All trimmed Hats will be sold at -an enormous reduction.
Nowhere will you find such bargains as we, are offering -in
Ladies' Suits and .Furs. We are overloaded and it is near the end
of the- season. ... : . v
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100 dozen Ladies' Hose,. 10c quality, slightly damaged by .... 1
water ..,
Short iengthsSof 15c Percale.
Small lot of 20c and 25c Galatea .............
Beautiful line of new. Dress Ginghams, for Spring;
.5C
...... 10c -
..-i. ..15C
"They are .
wonderful bargains at
i f i
.106
Wetiave a lot of English-long cloth, high grade goods, of 18c
and 20c value that will Sell for 10c. 'Don't miss it. -
s.-' - . ,- : .V-" . '':..!. ",:
Nce line: of Men's PajaraaB and Night, Shirts,, v.....; ..48c to 93c
Special. Sale, of Men's and Boys' Suita. 4 .98c to $6.00
v .Nothing can equal it. ;' ' ' ' ' ' ,
--We sell for Spot Cash but we glve you gpod bargains.'
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Every Sip
Isi Delicious
Every sip ' 6V" Scuppernbng
wine: brings to you the i zes
and the exquisite flavor of that
wonderful grape--thefaniou
Void Carolina Scuppernong ! .V
It's the heart and soul of the
grope, bottled and saved for
the pleasure and enjoyment of
those tvho appreciate . the rarr
esl, finest and nios fraity prp
dudt of the vine. V. '
- Serve Bear's Scuppernong
with Sunday's dinner. It will
add immensely to the pleasure
I i jot the occasion. ;$ ; v
We Wish You All a Hap-i
V
by and Prospero
us
New Year !
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Phone 673.
So W. Corn tr Front and Princess Sts.
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ronx.'
-BELL ,OF CAKOriXA.
SIIKRIIY :":'-''.
BLACKBERRY.
,-: -.iy- ' '.-...- v? 4
iii cases of 12 bottles, (called
" quarts one . kind or t assorted,
lf$7.00 permease, express prepaid,
; or $6.00, delivered in Wilming-.
torn J i Apply X f or descriptive
' booklet-price l&t. A
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Phonfe "866...:. y- y : :'.''y:::. ::'X: : Wilmington,!. C
; i Our business is pt :affectea by the XortU CaroJina,. Prohibition Law. -;
ny
t the:;Men -. A;.:
who want good looking, dnrahla.
and Btylish'-Shoe al ' moderate '
prices. Well Just pat it : tolldvy
and say that We're the best
$3.50 and $4.00 Shoes thl coun
try produces. ..
In Pat. Kid, Qunmetal and Vlcl.
S3.50andS4.00
109 MARKET ST.
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Up-to-Date Traps and Buggies
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