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1 ,
COTTON ADVANCES 22 POINTS
Continued Trade Buyfng; and Cerfrig
of Shorts SentPricestUp Sharp- .
lyClose Firm, 5 to &2 ' .-V
Points Higher.
New York, Jan. 22. There was a farther
sharp advance In the cotton market today,'
with March coutracts seUluj?. abont 'half a
cent above Mondays low. level on continued
trade-buying and covering f shorts, Reac-;
t ions occurred duripg 'the aftefnobn, but
the close was firm and last prices were 5 to
2J points net higher.. ----" "'--v .
The market opened firm at an advance of
j to 16 points, In response". to higher cables
than due, bullish syernight spot . advices
from the South, renewed covering- and "sup
port from leading trade . interests, particu
larly of July. Realizing by recent buyers
t-uised some little Irregularity,; but the
market worked generally higher until
rices showed a liet advance of from 15 to
S3 points. At this level the demand became
less urgent and as soon as the market show
ed a disposition to hesitate there was a re
newal of selling pressure,, while houses withl
Memphis connections also became rather
active sellers- -Those offerings were ecom:
pauied by private advices from Memphis,
churning that the advance in spots was not
hiinsrinc in any fresh demand and renorts
.were received from New- Orleaiis that cotton-
'was still being pitted in some sections of
Texas. The 'market eased off some 4 or 10
points In -eohsequence, but . rallied In the
last few minutes on Jew . Orleans ' buying,
renewed covering and local butt support,
which seemed to be Inspired by reports that
the Balkan troubles had been settled. ... .
Spot closed quiet, v Middling uplands,
i;5.00; do. gulf.'13.25 ; sales 500 bales.
Futures closed firm.-. ; . "
Month: - ' Open. Higlu-libw. "Close:
Jan..
Feb
Mar
Apr
May..
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
.. .. ..12.67 12. TO
.. ..12.14 12.14
.. 12.25 12.34
- 12 . t
.U2.01 12.15
;. . ..n.80 .....
12.58 12.00
12U4.12.21
12.21'" 12.29
.:..TT12.09
12.04.rl2.11
......j H.97
11.83 '11-99
..11:87 : 11.
.. .. ..11.81
11.S6 , 11.78 11.88
11.43 11.42 .11.46
1135 11.38
11 Af S
11. 30 11.38
..... 12.40
11.35 11.43
..11.38 11.38
THE PORT MOVEMENT.
Galveston Steady, 12 7-16 ; net receipts,
o,025; gross receipts, 5,925; sales, 700; stock,
2VS.8U0; France, 13,608; continent, 12J3ol.v .
New Orleans Firm, 12 7-16; net receipts,
4.45l; gross receipts, 4,645;- sales, 2,875;
stock. 173,368; GreatiJBrItain,' 6,300; conti
nent. 8,550. ' ' " ,' .,
Mobile Quiet, 12; v net - receipts, 620;
rross receipts, 620 sales, -700; stock, 32,006;
coastwise, l,4a,-,-.. :-s . . - , '
SavaunahSteady, 12 5-16 ; net " receipts,
2.73,5: gross ,- receipts.. 2,751: sales. 1.973:
stock, 130,744; Great Britain, 200; coastwise,
2.042. . .. . i - - . . :
Savannah -Steady, 12 5-16 ; net receipts,
2.(33 : trross receipts. . 2.ol : - sales. , 1.9 3 ;
stock, 130,744 ; Great-Britain, 200 coastwise;
2.042. " .. ' :- r. ' - -- :.
Charleston Nominal, 12 ; net receipts,
386 : srross receiDts. 386: stock. 2T.o24. : -
Wilmington Nominal; net t receipts. ISO;
sross receiDts. ISO: stock. lo.467.
Norfolk Steady, 12;; .net receipts.' 700;
gross receipts, 700; sales. 847; stock, 65,721;
coastwise, 3.351. -.- -
Baltimore Nominal, 12; stock. 8,563.
New York Quiet, 13.00; net-receipts; 127;
gross receipts, 6,114 ; sales, 500; stock, 124
412; Great . Britain, . 315; continent;- 10;
coastwise, 4,058. . , - -.
Boston Quiet IS'.TKTJ" net 'receipts, "82;
gross receipts, 9,081 ; stock, 24,416. ,
Philadelphia Steady, 13.25; stock, 3.3S8.
Texas City Net receipts, . 534; gross , re-i-eipts,
534; stock. "25,697; coastwise, 200.
Brunswick-rStock, 12,054. . -
. JacksonviMe-T-Stock, 1,800.' -f ' .
Aransas Pass Stock, 781. ? '
Tacoma-Net 'receipts, 4,009;. gross -receipts,
4,009; Japan 4,009. . . . j
Total today, at .all ports-Net, 19,o5;
Great BriUin 1213 ;.raiice, 13,608;, eonti
uent. 20.911: JaDan. 4.009: stock. 944(831.
Consolidated, at all ports Net. 102451;
Great Britain,. 45,472; France,, 23202; conti
nent. 73,139; Ja pan.-ZJOGl ; fexlco,2O0- .
Total since Seoti 1 at all ports Net. 9,
i;i4.67; Great Britain, 2.021,628 ; France,
NJ5.236; continent. 296,612; Japan, 149,983;
Mexico, 1,800. --v - -INTERIOR
MOVEMENT.
Houston Steady 2$ net receipts; 8,543;
gross receiptsjSS; shipments, 10,665;
sales, 3,799; stck, 148.446,
Autrusta Steady. 1291: net , receipts, .502
gross receipts -S02; shipments, 2,231; sales,
3..J5M; stock, lou,7..
Memnhis Steady. 12 : net . receipts, , l:
245; gross receipts, 1,849; shipments, 3.0G7;
sales. l.KK); stock lfiS.061.
St. Louis Quiet, 12; net , receipts,- 309;
gross receipts. 4,7Uo; shipments, 4,4j; stoci
Cincinnati Net receipts, 1,740; .gross . re-
eipts. 1.740: shimneuts. 239 stock, 24.65U.
Little Kock Steady. 1214 : net receipts.
623; gross receipts, 623; shipments. 636;
stock, 40,739. s . -' - - -
Total totlay Net receipts, 12,962; gross
rei-eipts, 18,022; shipments. 21,294; sales, 8,
403; stock, 508,194. . v
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
Liverpool, January 22. Spot cotton, mod
erate business; prices, steady.- American
middling fair. 7.34; good middling, 7.00;
inifidlintf, O.SO low middling, G. 02;-, good
onlinary, C.22; ordinary, 3.88. The sales of
the day were 8,000 bales, of which 700 were
for speculation and. export and included
7,100 American.- Receipts, ; 28,000 .bales,, in-
ludinj,' 18,200. American. Futures opened
steady and closed Irregular, and excited.
January, 0.G3; January and-February. 6. GO;
Kfbruary and March, 6.59? March and Ap
ril. (5.58; April and May, 0.50; May and
Juno. 6.54; June.jwd .-July, C52; July
"id August,. 6. 48; AogHist and September,.
; September, and October, 6.25; Oc
')lpr and November, 6.16 ; November and
December, 6.14; December and January,'
ij .1:5 ; Jaiiuar and February, 6.12. v
BELAND MX1RDER TRIAL
Removed From Wiison to, Gbldsbdro
Friends Quarterly Meeting
( Special Star Correspondence.)
Goldsboro, N . C January 22, Su
Perior Court is in session hereV with
one of the largest criminal rloclcets
tor a long time. : There are four feapt'
tal cases. Three of thein are negroes
nd the other is a white man, J. W.
Iiland, charged with; shootinsr nis wif e
n Wilson some time - last- Fall.-. Thig
from- Wilsoni
county bv t.h State on ' fonnt of ioor-t
!ar feeling for Belahd. It will he? reif
toenibered that Beland shot liis wifja
ast Fall when he fpund another nan
the rnnm -aritit lioV -'A VArilrft Tlf la
ncired men has been summone41orrde4t.h of Mrs. W . E , Hobbs, at that
the trial. The case came ud toda.
The Friends' quarterly meetfrife.wiil
b,J held in the Friends ; church. If ere,
.iuuing Saturdays "i ne meeim&rvzi sIw-Am tinhv aIia". was hold-
mond Binford; of GMlford College,' and'
o" J
,rer noted speakers, will be in at
";ndance. The -tjuarterly meetings ure
'J'ays a time for a great ingathering
of the Friends' people, and a largo
(rewd is expected to attend the one
this week at Goldsboro - r : -
DRY GOODS MARKET.'..', " 7r
York. Jnnmirv 22. Domestic' cotton
'Oils held ron ataotv orlth an odvflnclne
if. .cy noted in colored yarn fabrics. Job-
'Jtis reported a satisfactory, business, . v
-, nvaWU , WW .M- . -m .
WHEAT AND DATS WERE HEAVY
Cori-?-r and Pr
wl vrn. inierrupteci j
Pn,y ?!ceT-Casarjid Clos- v
.- ing Quotations : v .v:'' 'V
ChlcSgti., ;Jk22wiS:aatS
weheaynljjhlly; loWer, today ;icorn
firm andrtjBovislons nfaAv mkV.-Mil
ited a urrry offirmness early on 'the born;
strength and. on the estimate of an Europ
ean authority, that the continent will re
quire !,a: weekly supply of 12,800,000- bushels,
but at no time did the price equal yester
day's closeY--- -v. , . ... r .-. ... ..
The strength of corn was interrunted 'onlv
nce,;hen pit traders, following the early
UUJ.US, oonj lu secure qmeK profits. This
was near the close and knni-Vori nni,,
off the top of the price. - H v5 . 74 '
y Cash :oats advanced to -'cent but fu-;
tures eased off desnlte this.
streagthi- Provisions closed a - shade nver
yesterday: , . . ,- ... -
Lah grain :-v'-,.;' .- : - . -.'r'
o3oiea S ' 1101.14 ; No. 2, iard,
9195 ; No. 1 Northern, 9191 ; No. 2, do.'
889Qj;N0. spring, 88S?. J ' . '
ST4SrN0 2' Whlte 3535; standard, 34
. Closing pricesr,.. ? ' ' ,-l
Wheat Mav -SS4:-"Jul v - onat- sn.iwiA
te2ber7w5' - Jaly' 3434 Pr
ork January, 18.57; May. 18.90.
I7q,vd; JPary, 10.1010.12; May,
Bibs aunjafrj, ld.02: lay, 10.15:
MARINE.
, rv f I Cleared;-. ; .;
; iir. UflivjlfioeL 1.278 tfihs ' Purtiir C!nnru.
, ' ' - ; 1 " .
town. ' '- .
- SchnUrlna P. Pendleton, 827 tons, Trlni,
New York,-Maffitt & Wood. r ,
: .h'-, -. ::' ' . - y..- ; .-
j - -, r?. ,'- . .Exports Domestic. '
- New. - Tork Schr. Brina i. P.- Pendleton,
14j05 Dine "'Cross ' ties r rarira li v Tr T
Windley ; vessel Tjr Sfaffitt ifc. Wbod.
MABCNK DIKECTOBT.
List, of iTessela Now In Port t WlUnlug-
. u tB. North Cmroliasv
i v "- . - SebooBer.
Schr. Llnab C. Kamlnski, 421 tons, Chris
tensen, Maffitt & Wood.
Schr." Edith H. Symington, - 881 tons,
Thurber. Maffitt & Wood, - . . j -
Schr Victor C' Records, 2C3 tons, Griff-'
tb, Maffitt;& Wood ; ? r , -;
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
f i STAR OFFICE. January 22; -
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady, 39.
..ROSIN Steady, -$5.20 per barrel of 280
pounds. - t
TAR Firm.-$2.20. ?
; CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm: $3:00 perfErie, 1st pfd .
uarrer lur uuiu; -t.w per oarrei lor uip ;
$4.00 per barrel for virgin
: Qnotatlons- same day last year: .
Spirits turpentine, nothing doing; rosin,
nothing doing; tar, nothug doing; crude
turpentine, $3.50 for hard ; $4.50 for dip ;
$4.00 for virgin.
.Receipts.
Spirit Jw neiitlm? i"V v;rjs -17'
Itostn. ... ... ... , ,.145
lf .
trade Terpentine .lv. .'vi; . .
!:
spirits turpentine: 145 barrels ros'iu: 32 bat-
re Is tar; 24 barrels crude turpentine.
: 1 COTTON MARKET.
1 Market Nominal. ; r . -
ftime lay fttst year, 94.
1 Receipts, ISO; same day last year, 1,521
bales. H ..- . . - t , - -.-.i " - ; ,
Total receipts' since Sept. 1st, 302,00! bales.
hnk i
Total receipts same time last year, 393,465
bales.
Jl.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
. JCQnoted by W: J. Meredith. Jan
CORN Flrni 83 to 90c. per bu.,
- POTATOES Irish potatoes, 85c.
22.)
to 90c.
pep bn. Sweet potatoes, yams, 75c.
' PEAS Dull. White, $2.10, to $2.50; cow
Lpeas. $1.50 per bn. r -
aiuutxoa-ioo very uuii, (c. per id.;
aressed, no .sale.
PORK-r-9llc.
WOOLBurryf i5 to 18c.perlb.; free
of Jjurr, 25c. per ib. .
- HiDESrr-Green, llc: per lb.; dry, 13
16 2-3c. per lb." i ',
: NORTH CAROLINA BACON--Hams, old,
1920e. per lb.; sides and shoulders. 13ft
14c. per lb. - ,- . i 1 . -
1 BEESWAX Firm. 27028c. per lb. ?
I 'FALLOW-'-Flrm. 45c. per lb. - ;
jruuiiXKi CDicKeas, gooa aemana.
Grown, 4050c. ; Spring chickens, 1835c.
per head. Turkeys, on foot, dull, 20c.
iSUGS--very .dull, sac. .i
BY RIVER AND BAIL. .
Receipts of Cotton - and Naval
; . Pert of Wilmington.
Stores at
' - Wilmington, N. C., January 22.
Atlantic Coast Line 100 -bales eotton ; 1
cask spirits turpentine; 6 barrels rosin; 16
barrels, tar. ; f .-,' -'- -: . V-r.:- 1 . .'
Seaboard Afr'LIne 71.-bales cotton.
' Whitlock0 casks spirits turpentine. .
Lisbon 94 barrels rosin; 37 barrels tar;
10 barrels crude turpentine. 1 -
Annie.fi. lOeasks spirits turpentine; 45
barrels.gsin.Lw. . ' -' .-
. : River 9 hales cotton.; ' - ' - -
Total 180 bales cottou : ensks spirits
toaTwn,tin45Mrrels' rosing 53 barrels tar;
- . . 1 A... .. ' ... .
-WILMINGTON PEANCT MARKET.
fr:
'le (Quoted by J. S. Pnnchess & Co.)
' . - : . : Wilmmgton,-Jannary IS..
iTarket Norjh- Carolinas, steady; Span
ish- and Virginias, stronger," .... : .
' INorttt Carolinas Farmers' stock : - Prim
haad-ptcKed, $1.15 ; machine picked. $1,12.
- Spanish Prime - hand-picked,", $1.23; ma
chine picked, $1.20. ..; . : -'
Virginias Prime hand-picked, 75c; ma
chine -plckedOc 'rv V... w.; -.!:-:.r". -
SUDDEN
DEATH ? AT GOLDSBORO
'31!
Mrs.
Hobbs Passe h THat City;
i f
llnterment at ' Magnolia
i i JSiweinal Star Correspondence.)
r Iagnoiia,iN, C,. .January 22 .--Our
community was shocked Sunday even-
fri when: the news was, received Here:
trhm tioiasiboro. annDunciHK iu saa
place. .She died suddenly, though sne
haa been in railing neaitn ior pome
tSme.v When death- came . she;. was : sit
ting up. i She. fell to the floor ana upon
.1,1 I V orma KYMIItlflTeiV ine 11L-
in -"her iarhisV -Fortunately the lit-
r1S rftiYwas ?only- slightly hurtThel
remains Were' flight ;to . Magnolia
Monday- and interred in the cemetery
ner&j.yesierQay v vww.sx. r.
C i Sell conducting. the burial service.
nT unhhs was about 35 years old.
She Is uryiyedi a hnspAnd ,ad. five
mi:imW;frieiids and'
.fHufea - The large, crow u .mat oncuuu,, ,
SirSiaevidence of the esteem. 5.705
wM ,Mrg; HObbB "WaS held.
Jltt Oico w-,4 .
STOCKS MADE FURTHER GA1NS
Advantage ISi ned; purin
:jj Diy's ; Upward Swinj" Maintain- 1
t W nDr!M MsrUarf I In in t
, i Response to Bidding.. ; !
'" New .ork. January 22. -The advantage
gained during . the - upward swing of the
rkeCj'tja.' was maintained
'fir'iniy; , today and:: further ;j advances were
maae. xraaers on tne long siae oi tne mar
ket. operated more confidently. , TUere was
further, covering , pf short contracts and; at
times anting tne session prices -were mar&eu
"up In 'response to spirited biddng. , ;
.News of the acceptance by Turkey of the
peace terms was received a few minutes be
fore the close and was followed by an out
burst: f active buying for both accounts,
durjng which prices were . lifted to the
highest "point of the day. In spite of the
improvement in sentiment, bull traders
showed no disposition to attempt extensive
ventures and after the advance in the morn
ing, trading the market became, dull,' witbj
occasional reactions due to profit taking.?:
Londori bought stocks here .on a moder
ate scale. The clearing of the European po
litical situation will relieve a restraining
influence which has borne heavily upon the
bourses of Europe and less directly upon
t4ie: bond market. -
'Further engagements of gold for South
America today brought" up the total exports
for the week to $5,300,000, '
The- bond market was -irregular, with es
pecial weakness In distillers' fives. . Total
sales, par value, $1,830,000. United States
bonds, on call, unchanged. Total sales, 323,
300 shares. j
CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper . . . . . . ...
American . Agricultural .. .. .. ..
American Beet Sugar
American ; Can ...
American Can;, pfd . ... r. . ...
American1 Car and Foundry .. ..
American Cotton Oil ... .
American Ice Securities ... ... ...
American Linseed ... .' ...
.. ij
..52
. . 37Vj
... 29
...115
. . 53
: 49
...23
...101
.. 40
.. 73
..ao5
;.iw
...133
. . .289
... 38
..105
, .101
..129
..106
38
... 89
..246
.,.28
78
r''i5?
...137
:. 3S
..138
...12
. .165
.,21
. 36
:.. 17
...31
' American Locomotive . . . . '
Amer. Smelting and Ref .". .. .. :
Amer. Smelting andvltef., pfd .. .
American;. Sugars, Ref w,. ... ... ..
American Tel and Tel ... ......
American Tobacco ... ... ... ...
Anaconda Mining Co ' . . .
Atcnisou ..i ........ .. v ... i
Atchison, pfd ... ...
Atlnntic Coast Line . ..
Baltimore, and Ohio . , ..
Bethlehem Steel ... ... ...
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ... ..J
Canadian Pacific
Central: Leather ... ... ... ... ..
Chesapeake and Ohio ... ...
Chicago Great Western . . . .
Chicago," Mil. and ; St. Paul .. .'. ,
Chicago- and North Western ,. . . .i
Colorado . Fuel and I ron .........
Consolidated Gas ... ... ..
Corn ' Products . i .T .. .
Delaware .and - Hudson . .
Denver and Rio Orande-. . . ... ..
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd ... .
Distillers, Securities; ... ...
rie -. . ...
.. 40
General Electric -. ...
Great Northern, pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central ... ..
Interfoorougb-Met .V ...
Interborougto-Met., pfd 1.
Inter Harvester. V. i i;.
Inter-Aiarlne, pfd- ,'.1, ..
International "Piner J. ,
..142
...12SA
. . 30
...127
. . eo'ji
..lOSr
... 19141
v.. nf4
ic;
. . 2014
..1W5V4
.,161
138 i
. ..139
27
-.41
..119
... 40
.. 254-
...108V4
.. 325
. .112
. . 80
..119
.. SO t
...122Vs
..114S
.. 98
...22
33 1
...i(w;
..165
. 24
. . S3
.,. 22
... 41 r
.. 26
... 18
.. 46
. . 42'
..105
- 27
. . 70
... 34
... 20
. . llGOft
.; 00
72
. . 67 -...
65
. .109
. . 55-ld
.. 37
.. 3
. . 12
. . 44
... 71
, 74
.. 7
ta ' International Pumn i..
iatKansas .City (Southern .
: Ljfclede Gas
Lehigh Valley ...
Louisville nnd Nashville .'. . . i- .. .
Minn.,' St.- P. and Sault Ste Marie
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .. . . .
Missouri ' Pacific '.. ..
National Biscuit . . .l''r. . . ... . . ,
National Lead j,;. .j. ... ... ...
Nat. ltys. of Mexico,, 2nd pfd .. ..
New York Central ... ... ...
New York 'On t. and Western ...
J Norfolk and -Western ,.
ortj f,r e,an
Northern Pnclfle . ..
Pacific Mail .. ... ... ...
Pennsylvania ... .. ... ..
People's Ga s v .... ;i. ....... . .
Pittsburg,. C. C. and St. Louis
Pittsbnrg Coal .. ... ... ... ..
Pressed Steel Car "... .
Pullman Palace Car
Reading .. .. .. . ..
Itepnblic Iron and Steel
Republic Iron arid Steel, pfd .. ,.
Eock Island Co ...
Rock Island Co., pfd '.
St. Louis and Sanr Fran., 2nd pfd
Seaboard Air Line ... ... ....
Mention rd Air Line, pfd
Sl08s-Sbeffield Steel and Iron -
Southern. Pacific
Koutnerto Hallway ..; ...
Southern Railway, pfd .. .. ..
Tennessee Copper .. . .". . : . . .
Texas and Pacific ... ..
Union Pacific .... ... ...
Union Pacific, p0..
United States "Realty :
United States Rubber
Uuited States Steel -
United . States Steel, pfd .. .. ..
itt. n
i:ihh .o(tper ... ... ... -.J. ,., .
Virginia-Carolina Chemical ... '.
.Wabash 4.-... ... ... ... .
Wa bash, pfd ...
Western iMarvJand ... ...
Western' Union v.. .. .
Westlnghouse Electric
Wheeling and Lake Erie ..;
NEW YORK PRODtpE MARKET.
New ork, January 22. Flour, quiet
. Wheat Easy, No. 2, red. 1.09110; Nd
1, Northern ;Dulnth, 1.00.
. Cornrrin, 57.
; Hides Fh-ni. .
Leather Firm. I -
Petroleum Steady!
. Wool-Quiet. , "f: . ;
Turpentine Steady. "
Rice Firm.
Sugar Haw. barely,steady ; reflued, quiet
Btit$er Firm. . ... -
Cheese Steady. -'
'Coffee Spot, dull ; Rio, No. 7, 13; Snn
t6s, No, 4, 15 ; mild, .quiet ; Cordova, 16
18.'; ; f--r - . l c. -Potatoes
Steady and unehauged.
spreigbts Steady; and .unchanged.
Peanuts Steady and unchanged.
abbages-r-Steady and .unchanged - V1
. Cotton, Seed Oil Higher on covering of
January shorts, firmer crude markets local
speculative buying oh:. the advance ; in cot
ton and absence of bear pressure. Closinsr
prices .were 11 points higher for spot and
3-jto" o points higher on futures. Sales 5
800 . barrels. Prime crude, 5.005.07; - do
Summer yellow, spot,'; 6.31 6. 34 ; Jannarv'
6.31; February, 6.17; March, 6,18: April
6.18; May and. June. 6.21; J'uly, 6.267 Au
gust, 6.27 ; prime Winter yellow, 6.507.25
do. Summer white, 6.357.00. '
- ,.-'.'Vi ' i . . : ''
. THE FINANCIAL MAbKET.
1 ? Iew,Ypr.ki e Janaary 22-iloney on call
steady 22 per cent.; ruling xatcand
closing bid,. aT; offered at 2. . Time-loans
daysV per cent.; six months, 44. Prime
merekntlle;paper.'45 per cent.; Sterling
exchange, strong, with, actual business in
bankers -.bills -at -4.8350: for. sixty day bills
and. at. ,-4. 877 .. fbr demand. - Cn-m
billsr82g.Bar ?ilferr 62 ? Mexican dol-:
iarSj'S.-;.;:,'.,.;.,'', ;. ' , ,. .
v U :.! t- : ' '. - -"'V : ' . ;.; 1
... -."'. . NAVAL STORES. ::-
NewiYork; Janriary 22. Turpentine, stea-i
- Savannah. Januarv 22. Tnrwntino S-,"1
J49g-.A Sales,236frreceiDt;. 171: hiT.
ments112; stocks, 22,111 , ," ,?
iJW n T oft. w no. on ' '
ii&W- TlffiEHEFLf,:: ifkv.'
United States Department of Agriculture,
ivewner usrean.
January 23. 1913.
Meteorological data for the 24-hoHrs end
Ing at 8 P. M. yesterday: & -
' - Temperature at B A.M. 46 degrees ; at 8 '
p. m., 53 degrees ; -maximum, 57 degrees ; .
minimum, 45 degrees; mean,. 51 degrees,
Kainiau ior.: n y uay, uu; rainraii ;.-ior
the month, to date,. 1.34. ". . ' . w;
Stage of water in Cape Pear river, at
Fayetteville, at 8 A. M., yesterday, 3.8 feet.
- Weather Porecast. - '
For North Carolina Cloudy and warmer
Thursday; rain at night and Friday; mod
erate east and southeast winds. - t v
Port CalendarJanuary 2S.
Sun rises., . . . - - . .7 :15 A. M.
Sunsets.... ... .,5:34 E. M.
Day's length ..' .. .. ... ..10 hrs. t19 min.
Tides. . .
x !"'' High water; Low.water.
- J v A;M. P.M. A.M, P.M.
Wilmington . .10:30 10:44 5:19 6:00
Southport . . . 8:19 8:42 ,-fl;39 " 2:42
MasonBdro Tiilet .. '7:50 - 8:13:: il:30 1 2:13
WEATHER BUR2-.U REFORTS
1 . ... . : January 22. 19J3. . . u.
(Temperature.
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52 V
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o .
.38 .10:
40 .0
w 40 .0
54 .0
40 .0
26 .0
54 .0"
40 .O
22 .0
52 .14
62 .0
30 .0
48 ' .0
46, .0
50 v .02
26" .0
30 ' .10
24 .0
38 .0
56 .0
40 .30
26 .14
26 .0
STATIONS!,
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Abilene
. clear
cloudy
.cloudy
.cloudy
.pt cldy
. clear
- cloudy
.cloudy
.cloudy
cloudy
. cloudy"
cloudy
clear
.cloudy
. cloudy
.. :clear
raining
. .clear
, cloudy
. -foggy
rainiug
raining
. '.clear
52
52
CO
40
58
52
38
62
74
50
72
68
60
40
40.
40
52
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.48
34
"44
Asheville.. .
Atlanta. . .
Augusta.. .
Birmingham
Boston... .
Charleston .
Charlotte .
Chicago.. .
Galveston .
Jacksonville ;
Memphis . . . .
Mobile.,-'..
Montgomery :
New Orleans
New. York...
Oklahoma .
Pittsburg., .
Raleigh.. 't. ;
Savannah?. .
Shreveport ?.
St. Louis -r .
Washington
WANTS MONEY FOR PARKS
Taft AsisJ Washington Committee to
'-'Maffce City Beautiful .
Washini6fton,,.January. 22--President
Taft told a special, park committee of
the Washington" Board of Trade today
that Congress had tetter, make up its
mind to appropriate for park exten
sions and for government buildings in
Washington now than wait 10 or "20
years and have to pay higher prices
for land. t .
. "The people, of the country want
Washington , to , e ...a beautiful city,"
said the President. . ;
. "The money's here, the opportuui
ties . are here, ,J3Q ..why delay ? The
buildings will not. cost. any less in the
future. ; What money. Js for is: to use."
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FORECLOSURE. SALE OF REAL ESTATE
it.
"By virtue of a power, of sale contained
iiGllllcan-to Fnrney J. Goftdfrig, dat?dl 2Sth
February, 1900, and recorded at nape 108,
in. Book 47 of thetliccordsiin the Office of
the Register of Deeds 'of -'.New Hanover'
doanty, N. C, I will 'st'.i1 o'clock M., on
ODtip. .24th February, ioiseuat l'uu
lie .Autd-ton, ortbe,hisheSti-WcWer,' for cash,
at the' Conr Hop.se doorrftsatd County.5 all
the -lot of Iand.":descrfh'edvfn and conveved:
kby said nafttfeageV situate1. 3h the CJty, oi
Wilmlngtdu.yjIfnjC: tfhd aesevlbed as fol
lowsvjtpy .a8lj .fi) j5 19i v
. Begjnniug jrtfH)fBoint iB9tlH?- Western line
of ifcEae" , street 135, . feet (, fCarjyr of the
ItoVthwestern Intersection McRae and
'MnlwerVy or Grace streets; and running
thence.; Westwardly with rWHliam IWgnid's
line, 86 feet nnd 6 Inches, to Kverett's line,
thenge Southwardly and parallel with Mc
Rae' -'street, along-,- Everett's line, 40
feet$"J thence Eastwflrdly and . parallel
wjUi, "Mulberry, or Grace, street 86 feet and
6 j laches, to the Western line of McRae
street, and theuce Northwardly . and along
te1 Western line of McRae" street 40 "feet,
tqfthe point of beginnings I, a
' ;The same being a part of the East&rn
part of - Lot 4, In Block 210, according to
the Official plan of the said City of Wil
mington. .
Dated and . posted this 18th day of Jan
uary, 1913. . - . - -
IDA H. GOODING,
Assignee of Furney J. Gooding, Mortgagee.
Jal9-30t ...... . .: . ... . . . .
our advertising money to the farm
ers. Help the - farmers ; all will be '
benefitted. ; Help them make this
kind of advertising pay by buy
ing drugs,' toilet articles "and drinks
at- - - .. . ,
MISSION PHARMACY
r; Nprth Front Street." '
"." SCH LOSS THEATRE CIRCUIT ;
THURSDAY, NIGHT, JANUARY 23rd.
Werba; and Luescher : present Ameri
ca's ..Prize .Laugh-Maker.'
:..-:r-; ; .rV.,';-' DDIE FOY J ri .
In His Smashing Musical -Success
"OVER THE RIVER."
See the original sensational "Cabaret"
V.- . show ,., t. v;
Original Y. . Company- Of 100.
t . Seats are now. Oh sale: at Plummer'sl
Scale from 75 cents to $2.00.
Ja21-3t,. : '. .... ;. V, -5- .:,''
Chickens,. Turkeys,; Etc. Extra
choice Beef Veal," Country Pig
Pork, All-Pbrkj Sausage, Fresh
-EggS.-.?w-?r- i!:-' i'h-?' 7 -''r- '
KOPKIIIS, DAVIS & HIIiTZE
'it ?RP HT JtTJ EETflM ARKET
rPhones 141-1 28-32 -7- --'
Polfte Selice'a'h om
J. B. aCcCabe. Local ana Long Distance
'Phniu KTK
Carolina Audit &-Adjustment
Licensed " Accountants . and Auditors.
&oom 406 Southern Bldg. - ; -
Wilmington. N. C.
1 1 , , "fo - . '
Audits. ' .- ' ..- -. 4 AccooQting . Systems.
noj-w . j f
1 mhii
I, STATEMENT CONDITION ... Y
Nation
OF WILMINGTON, N. C, " ;
At the Close of Business December 31,
-. . -. ..i9ia. ' -
- . " RESOURCES:' .
Loans and Discounts . . . .$4,508,312.60
V. Si Bonds (at par) V. 651,000.00
Bank Building .5-. , v . . . -75,000.00
Bond a and - Other Securities - 157,716.46
Cash and Due by Banks
1,305,055.51
f 6,747,084.47
'. : . LIABILITIES:. "
Capital Stock '. .-, . .' . .$
Surplus and Net Profits : . .
Circulation ... . . .t .
Special Deposit, V. S. Bonds
823,000.00
,515,000.00
550,000.00
100,000.00
Deposits..'1 , .....
4,757,084.47
$6,747,084.47
". ' DEPOSITS:
December St, 1908 .
December 81, 1910 . . .
December 31, 1913 . . ,
.$2,871380.79
. 4,002,287.34
. 4,757,084,47
ii. c. McQueen
J. V; GRAINGER
J. W. YATE8. . '
C. S. GRAINGER
W. 8. JOHNSON .
M. F. ALLEN . .
, . .-President
.Vice-President
Vice-President
. . -i .Cashier
. .Ass't Cashier
, .Ass't Cashier
YOU CAN'T HIDE
The imperfections of your teeth.
Do you know tHat the first . thing
ihat you : notice when introduced t o
anyone, is their mouth? Isn;t It . a
source of embarrassment if your teeth
are bad it should be?
Why not start the New Tear by com
ing to see us and have us fix up your
mouth as : it - should be ? Our prices
are as low as can be, when you con
sider what ydu get. , ;
The Cleanest Office in the Carolinas.
Graduate Nurse in Attendance. : i
DR. J..VV. POWELL, Dentist
Phone 1634. Garrell Building.
50 Bags Seed Rye.
300 Bags Texas R. P. Oats.
200 Bags Oklahoma R. P. Oats.
400 Bags Mixed Oats..
2003ag8jMixed Cornl h.
2,000 Barrels Flour.
200 Bags Coffee.
200 Bags Ship Stuff.
800 Bags Rice. .
5,000 Cases Canned Goods.
300 Barrels Molasses.
2,000 Kegs Nails.
300 Bundles Hoop Iron.
500 Spirit Casks.
We. also carry full line of Staple
Drugs. , .
Prices and terms - to meet legiti
mate competition. . .. , .
D.L. GORE COMPANY
Wholesale Grocers' and Importers.
CAN YOUR BOY DRIVE
or ride? If so why not indulge him
once in a whileV" Toil don't need to
invest in a rig. tYou can hire one from
this livery v. stable at little -expense.
You can also, have a rig of -any kind
for yourself any ; time you want it on
equally moderate terms. . v.:.-r:
City Livery
C C. VV. Ml LLS, Mgr.
A 6000 FACIAL
EXPRESSION . , V,v-s V?v
. is always lue .to an even - and . per
fect . set of teeth. If.you have lost
several of your ; teeth, or. theyhave
. i- possibly; developed unevenly, we can
; correct the fault, and make them as
. they. should be. ' i.-v --i :
ALLOW US TO EXAMINE r.
your teeth, and we will tell, you just
: ' how much we can improve hem
and exactly what the cost wiu oe.
Crown And Bridge work a specialty.
A.Itwork:guaxanteed.,:f'fJi.-J
OR, GULBRETH'S Dental Parlors
i : - -" Front nnd JPriaceas Street. "
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FIFTH NATIONAL
Jan. 27th-Fek. :
. . ' First Exposition
THEORY plus PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE equals
:,-;l:r;---: " - RESULTS.
. Clearly demonstrated through competitive exhibits by corn-raising
experts from various States, as well as United States government ex-
hibit. .. . ;. ';: . . . . ' : . .;--v.
Thoroughly, educational and exceedingly interesting,, as well as of
vital importance . to the 'South's future farmers. ... ...;' , .-, '
A corn, education in one dayT avaluable asset for young and bid,
- On account of this occasion the ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL
, R0AI offers' Jiie above. attractive round trip rate. i. , Yy.ts .v A
DATES OF S-E--Jan. 23, 25 and 270i; Feb. 3, 5, 7
RETURN LIMIT- To reach origirial starting point not
later than Midnight of Feb. 12th, 1913. ,
W. J. RAiG, " - ' T. C3.'. WHITE, : '. .
i v. Passenger TraflSc Mgr.. . General -Pass.Agt. .
A Change of , Weather Miit Mean
a Change of Wearing Apparel
And to get the Best for the money v is
something else, and the place, where?
One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
Sole Agents for the Best Men's, -Boys'
and Children's Clothing, Underwear
and Hats such as Strouse & Bros, and
B. JCuppenheirrier Clothing, Knox and
Stetson Hats, the noted Norfolk and
New Brunswick and Dr. Deimelfs Li
nen Mesh Underwear. . v , r ,.,'. . , '
'Phone 61 7. - ' , Masonic Building.
: '. fCHATT-A-NOOGA" Plow if you want to know which
Plow the intelligent Farmer selects to suit his soil, as well as
his employes, and when you satisfy the one who is to use the
Plow, you satisfy your Corn", Cotton, Tobacco, or what ever
vour crop might be. v
: ; Write for our prices, oh the numbers below: 43, 62, 63, 70,
77, 71. - ;:;;;;, 'i; : rV
J , SV1UR C H 1 S O m '&
Wholesale Hardware. ',;;' .:" , Z, L I WUminigtoh, N. C.
We have the largest assortment j we have ever Carried.
Tan. Gun Metal, Patenfs, Canvass and White Nubuck. in high ' and ;
low cuts. '""'. '. ' rS
A pleasure to show you, "Save your cash checks." .they are Worth
5 per cent, to you. 3 ., V - . 1
,-: A Free' Shine
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SPECIAL PRE-INVENTORY PRICES,
fiKOur stock of Furniture
at
complete, and goods wilV be isDlrJ .at; Greatly Reduced
Prices During the Next Ten Days,, in order 'to reduce
stock before inventory. r - i? :- hliZ-:-:-w '
A Great Opportunity for
inf.- tasv terms to kooq paiiie t-rm-
THE WiLMlNGTiON lOlRNITURE CO;
OPEU A8AIN
V- :-'.We. wish to ahnouhce that biir-Studio -is now again
oreh for business, as usual, arid we shall; appreciate a
call from our jnenos ana me,
FOIlt Z PIKE N M&tQ K;l,
- "' ,'' -t ... """"""""TTlf Z'ZG
AND
RTURW
CORN EXPOSITION J
8tly inclusive
Held in Dixie
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Any Old Time
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and House Furnishings isiyery
people just beginning.
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