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THB MOBNiyk STAB, -WIIMSNQTONr. CM WEDNESDAY MAt 8, 19J2. Financial and Cortirnercial COTTON MAKES ANOTHER GAIN An Early Advance in the Market on Continued Wet Weather Carried Prices to High Records of Last (Month. , ,v York. May T. An early advance in . :rmi market on continued wet wea-ill- South carried prices up to prac- tiit high records of last mouth on , . rup positions, hut realizing was heavy , market approached the 12-cent level, : h.Ti- were subsequent reactions with i.ise steady, net four points lower to iii ints higher. , owning was firm, at an advance of . , .I to 9 points, and shortly after the ..-rive months sold 12 to 17 points . the closing figures of yesterday on fval of yesterday's buying movement. ,. rirmness of Liverpool and the weather ., showing more or less general precipi ;.!! in the South. This advance carried .; .otton up to 11.71, or 76 points above ..'low level of last Friday morning, and v. ;:hin 10 points of the high record for the .. -.!!. Ie-emter contracts sold at 11.9(5. more than 4 per bale above the low of last week, and at the best level ii.-I since the beginning of the season, lin-'s were very heavy around this in spite of the official forecast for : rniied unsettled and showery weather , the greater part of the belt and nu- :,L. us private advices from the South . nmn iitiiig very bullishly on the coutin- .! wet weather. Prices eased off " from , i.-st. in consequence, and while selling s held in check during the late fore- , .u i.y expectations of a bullish weekly i ...:'( her bureau report at midday, the mar k. t l.-'ter broke to a net loss of about 6 to piants. with the old crop relatively o.-.ik. It was believed that some of the sellers of last week, as well as some . f the recent big buyers, were sellers on decline, but the market Armed up .iin just before the close on reports of rally higher Southern spot markets last prices showed a rally of some G i s points from the lowest. Trading was active at the start, but became com paratively quiet during the day. except ; ,r a tinal spurt during the last few miu- i;l-s. i;.,eipts. 14.2S2 bales, against 23.616 last w..k. ami 12.im last year. Toilav's receipts at New Orleans, 1,523, : Liinst 4.itV last year; at Houston, 1.116.' gainst 1.1. "VI. and at Galveston, l,i., a-aitist 2.1 last year. Snt closed quiet. 10 points higher; mid .liing uplands, 11:5M); middling gulf. 12:13. .V. ales. Ku tares closed steady. Month: Open. High. Low. Close. ,T,i n 11.88 ll.flO 10.GS 11.75 11. i .,r li. nr M;,V U.48 11.50 .Ji:lv 11.64 Aug 11.65 Sept 11.70 I let 11.75 Nov 11. SI Lee 11-88 MARINE. ARRIVED. Str. Lryon, Adkins, Fayetteville, S. M. Str. City of Fayetteville, Bradshaw, Fay etteville, S. M. Kin. Str. Duplin, Stokes, Smith's Bridge, J. . croons. CLEARED. Tug Walter A. Luckenback, New York. Tugs Three Friends and John Sealey, towing dredge No. 1), Jacksonville. Str. Carib, 2,080 tons. Hale, Georgetown, H. U. Smallbones. Str. Lyon, Adkins, Fayetteville, S. M. King. Str. City of Fayetteville, Bradshaw, Fay etteville. S. M. King. Str. Duplin, Stokes, Smith's Bridge, J. W. Brooks. MARINE DIRECTORY. 11.96 11.60 ii!fi 11.76 11.79 11.86 11.82 11.96 11.81 11.48 11.50 11.60 11.62 11.73 11.72 11.81 11.46 11.48 11.56 11.00 11.64 11.70 11.73 11.80 PORT MOVEMENT. Calveston Steady, 11 9-16; net receipts 4;o.t: gross receipts 4,969; sales 2,271; stock 176,879; Great Britain 11,102. NVw Orleans Steady, 11 13-16; net re--t-i.ts 1.523: gross receipts 1,622; sales 1, opi: stock 72.731. Mobile Net receipts 201; gross receipts tip stock 6,(522; coastwise 994. Savannah Steady, 11 9-16; net receipts 1.4.': gross receipts 3,4S9 ; sales 849; stock !1 i:C. : coastwise 2,329. Charleston Steady, 11 S-1G; net receipt r.t : gross receipts IS! f stock 2$.071" - Wilmington Steady, 11; net receipts 7.".: gross receipts 75; stock 10,107; coast wise jtdt. Norfolk Firm. 11; net receipts 1.110; gross receipts 1.110; sales 2,200; stock 45, j.V : coastwise 1,652. i'. iltimore Nominal IIh : stock 7.070. hw York Steady. 11.90; jrross receipts r,.i: stock 154.11C; Great Britain 552; coastwise 4.272. 1'ostoii Steady. 11.90; net receipts, 189; gross receipts, 1.078; stock, 17,578; Great r.ritain. 552; continent. 29. Philadelphia Steady. 12.15; gross re ceipts. 3.016; stock, 2.521; Great Britain, LV.'ir.. culfport Stock. 10,068. Texas City Net receipts, 58; gross re ceipts. 58; stock, 625. San Francisco Net receipts. 2,537; gross r.'. cipts. 2.537 ; Japan, 2,537. Total todav. at all ports Net, 14.2S2 ; 'tvat Britain. 14,571: France. 5.734; conti nent. s:U: Japan. 2,537; stock, 617,770. Consolidated, at all ports Net. 33,332; tireat Britain. 35.642; France, 5,734; conti nent. 3O.330: Japan, 2.537. Total since Sept. 1, at all ports Net. 11,-.--c'.'.is'i- cre.it Rritain. 4.004.520: France. 1.- 117.225: continent, 4.135.S9S; Japan, 488,909;? WeXl.o. X.tHR. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston Steadv, 1115-16; net receipts, 1 in. : gross receipts. 1.116; shipments, 2, sales. 332; stock. 57.9S4. Augusta Steadv. 12: net receipts, 297; -r .ss receipts. 700; shipments, S99; sales, ,1! : stock, 51,365. A Men,, his -Steady. 11; net receipts. 625; :t.- receipts. 1.686; shipments, 2,959; .i;-s. 1.250; stock, 40,192. I.ouis Firm. 11; net receipts, 142; gro,s receipts, 604 ; shipments, 522; sales, HI: stock. 21.176. ' in. inn.iti Net receipts. 463; gross re ceipts. 4iK; shipments, 323: stock. 122200. ! .title itock Firm. 11: net receipts, I P gross receipts. 464; shipments, 199; -'cK. 17.MW. Total today Net receipts. 3.107; gross eipts. 5.093; shipments, 7,140; sales, 2,- 1 i'T ; stock. 200,735. CHICAGO GRAIN. l i. a; :o. Mav 7. Although guess went ioi!- on the government crop report to- v and put the total estimated yield of at i5,0i -i.ooo bushels too low, the fact : oped too late to Influence the market. i lose, which was firm, ranged from a ! down to vS higher, as compared with :.;g!.t before. Corn made a net gain of -s to u,. Oats finished c. off to c. Mid provipions varyiug from a shade itic to ITU. advance. Wheat--Xo." 2. red, 1.171.19. ' '"ii No. 3, white, Si,; No. 3, yellow, 3. white, 5757; standard, Close. 118 114 1104 ..; ;.. ; 110 80 Ti T5 03 1 1-. No. ' I oS 'heat; ai I er 'il.er . 56 53 44 ..19.20 ..19.50 ..19.57 .10.87 .11.05 .11.22 .11.30 .10.30 ..10.42 ..10.65 Helps A Judge In Bad Fix Justice Eli Cherry, of Gillis Mills, T'l-n.. was plainly worried. A bad vo: e un his leg had baffled several doc ' -rs and long resisted all remedies. I bought it was a cancer." he wrota At last I nspd RnrUloTi'fl Arnlra Salve " ' ! was completely cured." Cures "!l mis, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises and ''-t-s. 25 cents at R. R. Bellamy s. List of Vessels Now In Port at Wilmington, North Carolina. Steamers. Str. Tempus (Br.). 1.901 tons. Smith. Al exander Sprunt & Son. Str. Lucy Neff, o9 tons. Barlow, Maffitt & Wood. Str. Foxton Hall (Br.). 2.734 tons. Kil- vert, Heide & Co. Str. Sheila (Br.), 2.237 tons. Heide & Co. Schooners. Schr. Sedgwick, 473 tons. Carter. Maffltt & Wood. Schr. Estelle, 340 tons. Walker. Maffitt & Wood. Schr. Stephen G. Loud. 409 tons. Graham. Maffitt & Wood ; in distress. Schr. Wm. Thomas Moore, 261 tons, Jones, Maffitt & Wood. Schr. Lottie R. Russell, 266 tons, James, Maffitt & Wood. Schr. Woodward Abrahams, 676 tons, Gray, Maffitt & Wood. Barges. Barge Severn, 756 tons, Younger, Maffitt & Wood. Barge No. 51, Standard Oil Co. Barge Gen. Knox, Maffitt & Wood. Barge West Point, Maffitt & Wood. BY RIVKB AXD KAIL. tores at Receipts of Cotton and Naval Port of Wllmlavton. Wilmington, N. C. May 7 Atlantic Const Line 46 bales cotton ; 24 barrels tar. Seaboard Air Line 29 bales cotton. Total 75 bales cotton ; 24 barrels tar Total hrst year 1S1 bales cotton; 21 casks spirits turpentine; 143 barrels rosin; 29 barrels tar; 57 barrels crude turpentine. STEEL WAS PROMIHEIIT STOCK It Was Subjected to Great Pressure in the 'Market and Declined on Large Transactions Oth er Dealings. NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York, May 7. Flour was fairly ac tive and steady. Rye Flour Steady. Barley Steady. Corn Meal Firm. Rye Quiet. Wheat Spot, quiet. No. 2, red, 1.22-74, elevator, export basis, and 1.25. f.o.b. afloat. Futures, c. net lower t& high er. May, 1.24&; July, 1.19; September, 1.15. Corn Snot, steady. Export. 86c. f.o.b. afloat. Futures, nominal. Oats Spot, steady. Futures nominal. Pork Quiet. Beef Steady. Tallow Steady. Petroleum Sternly . Molasses Steady . La rd Easier. Wool Quiet. Rice Firm. Sugar Raw, firm ; refined, steady. Coffee Closed steady and from 12 to 14 points net higher. Spot, steady; Rio, No. 7, 14; Santos, No. 4. 16; mild, quiet; Cor dova, 16glS, nominal. Butter Strong. Cheese Firm ; unchanged. Eggs Steady. Potatoes Easy ; unchanged. Cabiw-We-i Southern, new, crate, 1.00e2.80s rd, JFKOIHgftia. . . . Freights l nchangea. Peanuts lnchanged. Cotton Seed Oil The market was firm, early, on small offerings nnd firm crude markets, but eased oft later on liquidation, prompted by the decline in cotton, closing at fiftrio points net decline. May. 7.440? 7.46; June. 7.437.44; July, 7.42f?7.43; August, 7.477.4S; September. 7.487.49. Prime crude. 6.20O6.27; do. Summer yel low. 7.407.49; do. Winter, yellow. 7.50 8.25; do. Summer, white. 7.408.25. WILMINGTON MARKETS. STAR OFFICE, May 7. SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady, 47. ROSIN Steady. $6.05. TAR Firm. $1.90. r CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm, $3.25 per barrel for hard; $4.50 for dip; $4.50 for virgin. ' Quotations for same day last year Spir its turpentine. : : rosin, w.w; tar, o-i.-u cruue lurpeniiue, o.w iui n.im, dip, $7.00 for virgin. for Spirits Turpentine Rosia Tar ... Crude Turpentine Receipts same day last year, nntrlts turnentlne: 14.1 narreis (-) (-) 24 . . ( ) 21 casks rosin ; 29 barrels tar; 57 barrels crude turpentine. COTTON MARKET. Market Steady at 11. Same day last year Nothing doing. Receipts, 75 bales; same day last year, 181 bales. PRODUCE MARKETS. (Quoted by W. J. Meredith, May 7.) CORN Firm; $1.10 per bu PEAS White, no sales. Mixed. $1.50 POTATOES. Irish potatoes, $1.50 per bu. : nice yams, 75c. to 90c. per bu. BEEF On foot, dnlL .03.O4 per lb.; dressed. 8c. PORK 10llc. . WOOL Burry, .110. 12c per lb. J free of burr. 16c. per lb. ,w HIDES Green. .08 to .t5 por iu. 1nbth Carolina bacon Hanw. om 16c. per lb; sides and shonlders, wc.to 13c. per lb. BEESWAX Finn ; Z7 per id. TALLOW Firm ; .04. 05 per ID. POULTRY Turkeys, 16c on foot; dress ed. 2022; dull. Chickens, grown, , w to 45c. per head; chickens. Spring. 2035c. per head. Geese, 65c. per neaa. SHEEP No sales. EGGS-DoU, 16 2-3. t 17c, ' WILMINGTON PEANUT MARKET. (Quoted by J. S. Fonchess & Co.) ' Wilmington, May rd. Market, steady on North Carolinas, Span ish and Virginias. . . . Pirtrth Carolinas Farmers' sioca: hand-picked, 8085c. ; machine picked, 70 Spanish Prime hand picked, $1.00; ma chine picked. 95c. . Virginias rnme nana picseu, w, , chice picked, 80c. PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. (Reported by Rodgers, McCabe & Co.) Petersburg. Va., April 26. Spanish Mar ket, steady. Farmers' Spanish, 92c. per bushel. Jumbo Spanish, 87c. per bushel. No. 1, Shelled Spanish, 5c. to 5c. per lb. No. sneiiea opanisu, c. OCT 1 0 Virginias-Market, firm. Fancy Jumbo, 4c per lb. Fancy Hana ficKea, c w 3c. per lb. Extra Prime ; 3c per lb. Prime, 3c. per ib. nai uiue ly- . , to 3c. per lb. ShelUng Stock, 2c. to 2c. per lb. NAVAL STORES. New York. Miy 7. Rosin, steady. Dentine, quiet. . - Savannah, May 7. Tnrpentlne. firm, 47 47. Sales, 401; receipts, 12i; shipments, 18l: "ilT soies. 1.218: receipts. 3.- 0G0; shipments, 826; stock 41T. "te: B. 6.10; D. 6.35; E. 6.6.70: F, 7.00; G and H, 7.oa; i, i.w; iv lfJ?' ' " N and W G, 7.17: WW. 7.20. Charleston. May 7. Tnrpentlne, firm, at 48Rosln Firm . Quoter . 6.100.2; D. 35; E, 6.60; F. 6.-90(36.95: G. 6.9;i.0O; H. 7.00: I: K and M, 7.05; N, 7.077.10; W G. 7.10; W W, 7.12. Tur- New York. May 7. Interest in the stock market today continued to center largely around United States Steel. That stock was again subjected to severe pressure, de clining to 04 In the. middle of the day on very, large transactions. Much of to day's selling of Steel originated with the bear faction, which has openly shown its attitude with respect to that stock since the publication of the unfavorable quartei" ly report a week ago. The rest of the market ranged from stea dy to strong, with dealings far below those of yesterday. Reading, Union Pacific, Le high Valley and New York Central more than held their own after the opening which was weak all around, and some of the active industrials, including American Can and American Smelting, gave an equal ly good account of themselves, but the session, in the main, was dull and unlnter estlng. All the grain carriers moved up immedi ately after the Issuance of the government crop report, with especial strength in I nion Pacific, Atchison and the estern and Northwestern group. Readlug, too. went higher than before, and the movement spread to Steel, which regained practically all its early declines. The closing was ac tive and strong, with indications of invest ment buying. Bonds were Irregular, with especially heavy dealings in the Wabash refunding fours, which rose over 3 points. Total sales, par value, amounted to 02,763,000. United States government bonds were unchanged on call. Total sales today, 721, 100 shares. CLOSING STOCK LIST. Allls-Chalmere, pfd , Amalgamated Copper American Agricultural American Beet Sugar American Can American Car and Foundry American Cotton Oil American Hide. and Leather, pfd . American Ice Securities American Linseed American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining American Smelting and Ref., pfd American Steel Foundries American Sugar Refining American Tel and Tel American Tobacco, pfd American Woolen Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atchison, pfd Atlantic Const Line Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central Leather Central Leather, pfd Central of New Jersey Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Phlracn Crent Western Chicago Great Western, pfd . . Lnicngo anil xsonn western .. .. Chicago. Mil and St. Paul C O C nnil St. Louis Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado and Southern Consolidated Gas Corn Products Ttolxtvnre nnd Hudson Denver nnd Rio Grande Denver and Rio Grande, pfd .. .. Distillers Securities Erie Erie. 1st pfd Erie, 2nd pfd (ieneral Electric Great Northern, pfd Great Northern Ore Ctfs Illinois' Central Interhorough-Met Interborotigh-Met., pfd Inter-Harvester Inter-Marine, pfd International Paper International Pump Iowa Central Kansas City Southern, pfd Laclede Gas Louisville and Nashville Minneapolis and St. Louis Minn.. St. P. and Sault Ste Marie . Missouri, Kansas and Texas . . Missouri. Kan. and Texas, pfd . . Missouri Pacific National Biscuit National Lead Nat. Rys of Mexico, 2nd pfd . . New York Central New York. Ontario and Western . . Norfolk and Western North American Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Pennsvlvania People's Gas Pittsburg, C J. ana m. i.ouis . . Pittsburg Coal Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel Spring Reading ttpnnhllc Steel Republic SteeLpfd Rock Island to Rock Island Co.. nfd St.- Louis and San Fran., 2nd pfd st- Tinl Son th western St! Louis Southwestern, pfd Sloss-snenieia steei ana iruu .. .. Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway. Dfd Tennessee Copper Texas ana racinc Toledo, St. Louis and Western .. . Toledo. St. L. and Western, pfd . Union Pacific Union Pacific, pfd United States Realty United States Rubber TTntterl States Steel United States Steel, pfd Utah copper Virginia-Carolina Chemical Wabash Wahnfih. nfd ... . Western Maryland Westlnghouse Electric Western Union Wheeling and. Lake Erie 3 81 59 40 57 . . 25 . . 25 .. 14 .. 42 . 84 .108 . . 36 ..128 . .145 .105 . 27 .. 41 ..103 .103 .139 ..109 . 36 . . 82 .256 . 24 . 94 .395 . 78 . 20 . 18 . 35 .140 .107 . 58 . 27 . 44 .143 . 15 .170 . 21 . 40 . 31 . 34 53 . 43 .166 .131 . 39 .127 .. 18 . 55 .116 .. 18 . 14 . 20K . 12 . 25 . 60 .,105 .156 . 22 .139 27 . 61 . 41 .156 . 50 . 29 .11 . 38 .112 . 80 .119 . 32 .123 .107 .108 . 20 . 34 .159 . 33 .174 . 22 77 . 20 . 54 . 38V, 2r4 . 75 . 48 .110 . 27 . 73 . 42 23 . 14 . 33 .109 . 90 . 74 . 56 . 65 .109 . 61 . 51 8 . 21 . 59 . 74 . 82 . 7 MAY' CROP REPORT. Severe Winter Cannes Large Decrease In Estimated wneat rroancuon. tit 1. 1 , u.v 7 T'tn Af v (Ton rp- nort of the Department of Agriculture, Is- v ti .... fn.n.nhl fnnfUHrm Wintor Cllieujjr uuin'"'" " -- wheat, owin to the rigorous Winter, will i ., n aaHmnteil cron of about 60.- lauuuc w . m , 000.000 bushels less than that of last year. More man one-nnu ui men iwuicu mui Fall was abandoned, owing , to the severe . . , i n nAragoft nlmrkfat 1 nor winter, icnviun : . j,' - cent less than that harvested last year. The average condition or Yiuier wuoa j.u below the 10-year average condition. spring piuunuj, n " "v., or 48.9 per cent, compared with a 6-year averace or oo.z per oywu imuiuK t. com Dieted Mav 1. compared with 67.6 per cent, for the pre- lons in yeart. r nA moitiinw lands nlsn wppp below the ten-year average, but slightly above last year's May 1. condition. The short crop or nav iasi jrai i umj auuui nn.iinlf the usual amount of hay on farms on May 1. What Texan8 Admire Is neartr, vigorous life, accordInff to Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. "We find," he writes, "that Dr. King's New J-if e Pills surely put new life and ener gy into a person. Wife and I belief they are the best made.'' Excellent for stomach, liver or kidney troubles. 80 bents at R. R. Bellamy's. ' THE WEATHER. United States 'Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau. May 8, 1912. Meteorological data for the 24 hours end In? 8 P. M vesterday: Temperature at 8 A. M., 73 degrees; at 8 P. M degrees: maximum, , degrees minimnm. 66 deirrees : mean, 72 decrees Rainfall for the day, T.42; rainfall for the month, to date, l.-t-z. Stage of water in ape near river, at Fayetteville, at S A. -u., yesreraay, 8 feet RIVER WARNING. i Raleigh, N. C. May 7. Iilver will rise rapidly to stage about .w reet, at Favette ville within next 24 hours. DENSON. Weather Forecast. For North Carolina Showers Wednes day; Thursday, probably fair. Port Calendar May 8. Sun rises . . . Sun sets . . . Day's length Wilmington Southport . M M, 5:16 A. 7:01 P. 13 his. 44 min Tides. High water A.M. P.M. . 2:: 3;OfS .12:16 12:40 Low water A.M. P.M. 9 :4S y :42 6 :57 6 :59 WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS. May 1912. Temperature. , . v STATIONS: eg w -M f5j3 g O O Abilene cloudy i 86 (i2 .0 Ashevllle . . raining I 70 66 .30 Atlanta clear 70 4 .40 Augusta . . . raining 76 68 1.34 Birmingham . . cloudy 78 64 1.08 Boston cloudy 52 44 .01 Charleston.. . pt cldy 80 74 .20 Charlotte . . cloudy 76 64 .82 Chicago dear 78 62 .02 Galveston . . cloudy 76 70 .0 Jacksonville . .pt cldy 82 74 .12 Memphis . . . pt cldy -I 78 4 1.10 Mobile clear 80 06 1.88 Montgomerv 1 . clear 82 6( .36 New Orleans . .pt cldy 82 68 .01 New York . .raining 54 50 .84 Palestine.. . .pt cldy 84 04 .0 Oklahoma . .pt cldy 80 (X) .is Pittsburg . : cloudy 08 GO .08 Raleigh raining 82 OS .42 Snvaunuh . . . clear SO , .72 1.46 Shreveport . . .clear I 84 06 .0 St. Louis clear 8 ' C,2 .O Washington .: .raining I 68 64 1.36 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. T.!vrrrw! Af.iv 7 Snot. niuf : nrices 11 noiuts liltrlier: American middling feiir. 7.18; good middling, U.SO; middling, 6.56; ow luiddiiiig. tt.J,; goon ordinary, ordinary, 5.50. Sales. 7.(KXt bales, including Amen an. Receipts, 27,(XH) bales, including 26, "00 American. May. May and June. 6.37: June and July, U.iW: JUIV I I II AUKimi. u..vvi: aiijjusi mm September, 6.37; September and October 6 '5: October and November. 6.33: Novem ipr nun mwcu ipr. o..j; iweniiier aim January. January and February, 0.31; February and March. 0..J2M; March anil April. 0.33. THE FINANCIAL MARKET. New York, May 7. Prime mercantile pa- ner. 44'j: sterling exenauge, nr sixtv-dav bills; 4.86SO for demand. ( oin- merclal lulls. 4..V5. .toney on can, sieany, at 2 3 ner cent. Tline 'Ionas, steady Sixty days. 3v4 per cent. MX months, .5' 3 per cent. IJRY GOODS MARKET. New York. May 7. 'otton goods markets ure quiet; yarns are firm and in moderate demand. Linoleum retail trade is slow on account of the weather. Carpet and floor covering sales have been active on the open lug of a new season. . z . . TEACH THE' CHILDREN the importance of caring carefully for their teeth. But you cannot expect them to do it perfectly all by themselves. BRING THEM TO THIS DENTAL OFFICE two or three times a year, that we may examine their teeth and take any steps necessary to preserve them. Care in childhood will insure them good teeth in later life. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. DR. CULBRETH'S Dental Parlors Front arrd Princess Sts. 'S IN Z ANTOZONE The great Germ Destroyer, Disinfectant and Insecti cide, will positively Kill Bed Bugs. Mission Pharmacy 5 No. Front. 'Phone: 799 FOR SALE 300 Bushels Field Peas. 300 Barrels Mullets. WRITE FOR PRICES. 300 bushels sound Field or Cow Peas, suitable for seed. Samuel Bear, Sr., & Sons WHOLESALE GROCERS THE QUALITY DRUG STORE The Drug store that has "Everything anybody else (drug stores) has, and some things nobody else has." Doane's Kidney Pills and Salve. Dodson's Liver Tone. Pierce's Pellets. Wine of Cardui and Wash. Eck man's Alterative. D. D. D, B. B. B. Big G. Vick's Pneumonia Cure. Chiches ter's Pennyroyal Pills, 50 100. WilliamV Indian Pile Ointment. Howard's Spe cific, 50c, for 25c. Electric Bitters. Herpicide. Parisian Sage. Capudine. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. Hyomei. Mother's Friend. Bradfield's Female Regulator. Buck len's Arnica Salve. King's New Discovery. Mother's Salve. Canthrox. Mayatone. Therox. Dela tone. Saxalite. Mercolized Wax. Luxor. Amoline. Al mozoin. Kardene. Parno tis. Crystos. Quintone. Sartoin. Nelson's Straightine and Scalp Cleaner. Ketterer's Blood Purifier (we give you a 25c bottle for the asking, as long as the supply lasts) . J. HICKS BUNTING DRUG COMPANY FRONT and GRACE STS. YOUR FEET WILL LAUBH at Hot Weather in a pair of our Tan Kangaroo OXFORDS on the Stroud Last. Price: $5.50 HEWLETT & PRICE 109 Market Street STATEMENT OF CONDITION of the Murchison National Bank of Wilmington. N. C. At the close of business, April 18, 1912 RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts $3,931,539.49 U. S. Bonds (at par) 551,000.00 Bank Building 25,000.00 Bonds and other Securities 149,309.58 Cash and due by banks... 1,438,933.33 16,095,782.40 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock ? S25.000.00 Surplus and net profits... 501,786.92 Circulation 550,000.00 Special deposit U.S. bonSs 100,000.00 Deposits 4,118,995.48 $6,095,782.40 DEPOSITS. April 18th, 1910 $3,397,724.94 April 18th, 1911 3501,716.02 April 18th. 1912... 4,118,995.48 H. C. McQUEEN, President.' J. V. GRAINGER, Vice President. J. W. YATES, Vic President. C. S. GRAINGEfij Cashier ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. Havine qualified as Administrator of tlie Estate of George J. Bridsers, deceased, late of New Hanover Comity, North Caro lina, this is to notify all persons having minims ncrninst the estate of'be;sAid de ceased, to exhibit them to the undersigned, at Wilmington, N. C on or before April 4th, 1013, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to said estate will please make immedi ate payment. EMILY BKIDOEUS, Administratrix or ueorge J. Bridgets. This, the 3rd day of April, 1912. Burke H. Bridgers, Attorney for Estate of George .T. Bridsers. np2-wfit CHICHESTER S PILLS TIIE lIAMONI BRAND. A ' ir. Jtny trrnr w Aik for Ciri.OirKS.TEB I'.KANU PILLS, tot ZS Ladles! Als ynmr Bracrlst for i Chl-cbes-ter's IMamond liraad 1'IIls i Red and Uold nctallicN botes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. ' I aue ! other. II ny Tj UUHO.ND years known as Best. Safest, Always Reliable SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVEKVWKISt $10 to $25 $8 to $17.50 Sincerity Clothing Athletic Boys' Clothing . . . Boys' Knicker- GO' 11 011 bocker Suits . . TU Ql4 Oxfords and Pumps from $1.50 to $4. Dry Goods 5c and 10c. Big Line and Bigger Values. Shirt Waists, Shirts and Dresses from 69c to $4. J.W.H.FUCHS Department Stores Have You Compared Stein Block Suits with others at the same price ? If you haven't you ought to. Run your hands through the pockets, examine the inside of the sleeves, try on the garments, and note the much better quality and more stylish appearance of Stein Bloch Clothes. You will find many special fea tures that will meet with your exact requirements, and the only kind you should buy is that kind of suit The suit that meets your individual demands. Today, to morrow at the very first opportunity come to our store and look around. There will doubtless be the suit you want. Prices reasonable.. Boys' and Children's Easter Sluts. John B. Stetson Hats. J. W. FLEET COMPANY One Price Clothiers and Furnishers. Phone 673. S. W. Corner Front and Princess Sts. THE GEM OF STYLE IN SPRING CLOTHING Can Be Found at J. M. Solky & Co. ONE-PRICE ;: CLOTHIERS :: AND :: FURNISHERS. Boys' Wash Suits in the Latest Patterns. Straw Hats for Men, Young Men and Children. See Our Stock of Negligee Shirts before you buy. J. M. Solky & Co, ONE-PRICE :: CLOTHIERS :: AND :: FURNISHERS. 'Phone No. 617. Masonic Bldg. MEMBERS OF TRADE EXTENSION ASSOCIATION Our store closes at 0 P. M., except Saturdays, .12 P. M. If You Use Our Fishing Tackle You Don't Have to Belong to the Annanias Club. PECK & HOLLOW AY PHONE 612. 109 N. FRONT. i - , , 'j i i ! ii i i i i i i i ii ir i t r ii, f : ' 1 POCAHONTAS Steam COAL Thicker Lump Coal. Yood, All Cuts. Lime, Ce ment, Plaster, Walrus Roofing, Shingles, Brick, Pipe, &c Your orders Respectfully- Solicited. TJ. IS. THORPE & CO. PHONE 789
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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