8 V.
THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921.'
ELiSVEN
inanci
al
a nidi
Go
mmercial
1 : 1 i i.
COTTON
ton
vr 1 untv, piu 'xiib coil
left held comparatively steady dur
111 a.rlv tradinsr. but th rn.
rf! 0f the late English news to show
v improvement in labor i conditions
J an unsettling feature and prices
v , .' under increased offerings toward
hUvsold off from 12.55 to 12.32 and
at the lowest with the general
r.nno of 28 to 40 points. The Live
t1 .1.1.. uirA wnk. RurmoRrtlv
Pm r.f increased nervousness ove
It f I S M. - -
f hoi conditions but the market , here
,r.ffl steady at a aecnne oi oniy
" "
et
r
as
1
fl-
corporation has approved appll
jTtif.ns for a loan
of
n-
to finance exnorts
;ln,Vi, ' bales to various f oreign . coun
. ...r o icn hflv hAfl noma ioji t
buy in on renprts that slnae
!,1V a good business had been done
i , -."i to n soods for export to India.
Ill 1 ...I A.mnt anA Ta1 coa' nnlnta
china Til" ic . " '
rr", ' support was by no means active
?I,ribio F.nglish news, and the mar
. j nn ii v wrtrVcpd lower.
k'3.f'iii" became a little more active
' ' i 7,, rinsp. when southern hedo
!"!' more in evidence than earlier
i v nreure from Wall street sources
-hirl may have been connected with
i Uettled sentiment in the stock
"hPr to 12.77 and last prices were th
nlet of the day on nearly all posi
n" m-u., noniuii rpnnrt showine 437.
o.tn-tlei consumed in this country
..... ,nnth nf March aerainst 575.-
- inst year was a shade .under the
,.,..a!;t but was not consiaerea an
Xrtant influence on the day's mar
mhlox from Liveroool
, . I I 1 O 1- . -
Vi that Manchester trade prospects
. lrs active. The gossip is tnat tn
-niiof. hales of cotton mentioned ii
u-nii war finance corpora
f,v financing are to be shipped by
onP of tne soutnern co-operuve umi-i-ptine
organizations.
Ke..Vo.. Hi eh. Low. Close
,V!r 1201 11.76 x 11,76
" 12.65 12.31 x 12.31
ZUpr 1818 12-8 12.79
number .. 13.51 13.23 13.23
EW ORLEANS COTTON
F.W ORLEANS. April 14. Declines
rnifd in the cotton market today from
rmcu - . . 1 . - uu 11.. ..1.
opening 10 me ciooc whu-luo we.
npriod in the last half hour of the
rta- when the trading months were
?i tn sr. noints under tne close 01 yes-
ipniay with May down to 11.40. Last
nriee were at losses of 30 to 84 points
wilh May at 11.43. The unfavorable
whr.i 5ituation in Great Britain was
the .main influence working, .against
On th opening some little selling
came from those traders who bpught
late yesterday on tne rumors tnat tne
British eoal strike . had been settled.
Further selling was encouraged' by the
poet Liverpool market and by the'die-
aptaintinEr showine or tne census ou
ivr.; report for March on American
mills, placfng consumption at 437,933
bal'f, which was about ,40,000 bales
under general expectations. The.mar
ket was steadied at the decline by
a' legrams from Liverpool saying that
Manchester was doing a Better dusi
n?s and reporting sisrns that-the boy
cott in India against British goods
wi'.s breaking up
Small recoveries were made' from
time to time,-biit- noneef them lasted.
Some. of these small upturns were due
to the continued rain over the belt,
moisture being regarded as detrimental
in most sections.
From Texas there were continued ac
counts of planting being held up by
wet soil and in some important Bee
lion? of the state it was said that
pbnting probably could not be re
sumed for a week or 10 days. ,
Future?: Hlsrh. Low. Close.
Mav 11.67 11.40 11.43
hiiv .. 12.12 11.57 11.88
u.her 12.59 12.32 12X3
December 12.89 12.62 12.62
. DAILY COTTOI TABLE
Port Movement V
i New Orleans 'Middling 11.00; re
ceipts 2.R96: exports 6,367; sales 348;
stock 400,372.
Galveston Middling 11.35; receipts
',"91: sales 395; stock 312,494.
Mobile Middling: 10.37; receipts 83;
Btock 17,018. 1 .
Savannah Middling 11.50; receipts
1,216. stock 152.971.
Charleston Receipts 101; stock 247,-
Wilmington Middling 10.50; receipts
1'S stock 30,954.
Texas City Stock 9,962.
Norfolk Middling 11.25; receipts 602;
sal's 366; stock 100,158 .
Rrltimore Stock 8,261.
Bcston Middling 12.20; receipts 232;
stock 10,700.
. Philadelphia Middling 12.25; . stock
"New York Middling 12.00; stock
125.010.
. Minor ports Receipts. 500; exports
lflf- stock 2,070.
Total today Receipts 12,799; exports
W7; stock 1,418,435.
Total for week Receipts 83,974; ex-
Total for season Receipts 5,133,499;
."ports 3.SS7.420. ' .
Interior MovemeVit
Houston Middling 10.65; receipts 7,
':' shipments 8,654; sales 3,901; stock'
Memphis Middling 11.25;, receipts 1,
"W" shipments 2,513; stock 355,516;
. I'Kusta Middling 11.50;- . receipts
iir:e5o pments i-823: sales 18?;fstock
St. UtiiB-MJddllng 11.50; receipts
'4: sck 30,575.
Atlanta Middling 1L05.
fisc C Rock Middling 10.50; receipts
shipments 610; sales 350; Btock
P"11" Middling 10.25; sales 8,
ntgomcry Middling 1X.50;
578.
sales
Total
today Receipts 12,888; ship-
"ts 16,032; stock 941,328
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
rrr.-Af,- APrfl 14- Cattle:
linesMy t0 15c higher; top
-tef 'rs and hifers. 9.50; top
.er steers 59;. hniir s nofvio t.
Beef
top year-
top heavy
a; bulk 8.00 g 9.75; butch
I p Kfrmlr IO , n r i t i .
t, ""US steadv to.25n hlvhar: hullc
some export demand for ihe
r Pho
"7
ick
st..n',? ,ra'ves, stockers and feeders
"50- , velers to packers.around
257 75 8 and fee'ier8 largely.
8(,;."s: Op
s: Opening steady, to 16c lower,
1 1 K nrp
PEtf,,..!.- , S
.i.lK"li s averasre: som hld off the
ig steady to strong, with
Vn- .
We aVt- op 9 35 for 138-pound average;
irahi. ft-J0 J 15c higher; bulk de-
rliPnePrr': Ktpady to 25c higher; handy
C 1
ton i;.w nng most; wooled. lambs
, , V oUlk 9-009.86; shorn top
Wn 'k ?,00 9.00; good 110-pound
r'ole,i 5pariings 7.00; choice heavy
0u- f )Vf thers 6.25; best shorn ewes
.5o' r ft"ality 65-pound feeder lambs
ftiAR AND COFFEE ; ;
HnoV'B:: April 14. Raw surar
fin? 'J r"flned dull at 7.65 to" 8c
r.n anulated. - .
s 814 to 9c. -
STOCKS
lutiit, April l4.The stock
market resumed its reactionary course
today, rails, steels and affiliated" ls
uea affaln displaying pronounced weak
nesa at net recessions of 1 to 4 points.
ummoauy markets, especially grains.
?Jr were unsetUecJ.
tlcS Zhl& hav.e rvefi more par
r: ' " weeK to depress
general economic conditions were a-aln
iHCS2?' Th Britlrh latoor conflict
f " ursep nnaneial requirements
rern. .Vi" rttIiraa ana industrial con
weakil-YJ?0' n8w lements of
iViVA 'Ft. directing their
" f "i 10 tne snares of. com
panies Whose futlirA rivMonl ii0K,,wk
doubtful because of poor earnings.
Conspicuous features of the broader
. j att? eraoraced a number of high-
2iaTn ?ac,I"c' Delaware ana Hudson
ti?f VLmJnA Nashville. , Among
we-cTucibir.S
Generfl laSSffii .Btrt f PulIman- an
T,?usa,ra' tobaecos, utilities and finally
TLf i8 and ,,ftor8 also save way.
Lowest quotations of the session were
.ue in me last nour. Supporting or
aers then were negligible at Taest, j
nervous, tonp. nrpvaiiino- at tv,
Neither the money market nor for
eign exchange figured to any nereeri-
tftnt in the day's operations.
ume runds were unaltered,
nut international remitrj.nA
firmer the Italian, rate making
iurtnerNmarked art
Confirming to the heaviness of stocks
numerous railway bonds tended down
ward, especially convertible in an ao T.IK
erty bo.nds were mainly lowt but in
ternationsl were inclined to further im
provement. Total sales, par value,
v 1 c fO,l
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
Am. Beet Sugar
Am. Can . . ....
Am. Car and Fdry. .
Am. Hide and L., pfd.
Am. Interna. Corp. .
Am. Locomotive
Am,-, Linseed b
Am. Smelt, and Ref.
Am. Sugar
Am. Sumatra Tobacco
Am. Tel. And Tel
Am. Woolen
Anaconda Copper . .
Atchison ..
Atl. Coast Line ... . :
Atl., Gulf and "West I.
Baldwin Locomotive ..
B. and O.
Bethlehem Steel "B"
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler Motors ... ..
Chesa. and Ohio . '.
C, Mil. and St. Paul ..
C.f R. I. and Pac
-Chino Copper
Coca Cola
Colo. Fuel and Lron .
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Erie ..
General Electric
General Motors
Q. Northern, nfd. . . .
Gulf States Steel
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper . . .
Int. Mer. Marine, pfd.
International Nickel '.
International Paper b
Kennecott Xlopper : . .
L. and N
Mexican Petroleum . .
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Mluale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central . . .
N. Y N. H. and Hart.
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific .....
Okla. Prod, and Ref.
Pan-Am. Petroleum . .
Pennsylvania
Pitts, and W. Va
Pure Oil
Ray Con. Copper
Reading
IHlgh
88
28H
122
42H
41H
84
39
90
73 H
105
72
38
79
78
3644
84
33
54
111
33
78V4
58
24
25
22
26
29
71
82
20
11
134
13
67
29
87
33
50
15 -
19
97
138
,19
4 A
14"
26
17
67
16
70
3
68
S3
24
34 '
12
Low C1om
18
97
136
19
13
26
16
67
16
93
68
3
67
32
24
83
124
. .1 67! 66l 66
Keriogie steel ni , 1 ... 24
Rep,. Iron and Steel ..I 60 58l 58
Royal Dutch, N. Y. ... 61 I 59 59
St. Louis and S. Fran.! 20.19 19
Reaboard Air Line ...I 5l 5J 5
S. Air Line.p fd hi ... j ... 9
Shell Trans, and Trad. I 40 I 40 j 40 '
Sinclair Oil and Ref.. I 23l 23 23
Sloss-Shef. Steel and.I.I 39 I 38 38
Southern Pacific I 72 72 72
Southern Railwav 19 19V.I 19 A
Southern Railway, pfd.l 65! $5 55
Std Oil of N. J.. pfd. I108I108I108
ftudebaker Corp.
Tennessee Copper .
Texas Co
Teotas and Pacific . .
Tobacco Products . ,
Transcon. Oil
Union Pacific
TTnited Fruit
TT. R. Food Products
IT.' S. Ind. Alcohol .
U. S Retail Stores .
TT. S. Rubber
U. R. Steel
U. R. Steel, pfd. . . .
TTtch Copper ......
Vanadium Corp. . . .
Virginia Caro. Chem.
Western Union . . . .
W'house Electric . .
WJllys-Overland . .
Gen. Asphalt
Invincible Oil
77 I 75 75
8 7 7
41l41 I 41
19 I 19 I 19
48 47 I 47
12 j 101 11
114!112!113 '
...1104 I103!103
..I 21l 201 20
..I 66 I 65! 65
..I 49 48 48
..I 73 72l 72
..! 80 79! 79
. .!in9H09!l09
. .! 50 60 50
..! 29 I 2R 28
1 .1 29! 29l 29
..I 91!v90 I 90
..! 4lMf 4
..I .8 I -7) -7
60 58 69H
..b
Total sales, 678,200.
59
NEW YORK BONDS
U. R 2s, registered . . .
U. S. 2s, coupon
U, S. 4s, registered ...
U. S. 4s, coupon .
Panama 3s. registered
Panama 3s, coupon . ; b
Am. Smelting and Refining 5s .. .
Am. Tel. and Tel. cv. 6s
Atchison gen. 4s
Atlantic Coast L,ine 1st 4
Baltimore and Ohio cv. 4s ....
Bethlehem Steel ref. 5s
Central of Georgia con. 5s . . ..d
Central eLather 5s .......... . . .
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 5s ... . ..
Chicago, B. ana wumcy joint s
Chicae-o. Mil. and St. P. cv. 4s.
Chicago, R. ir and Pac. Ry. ref. 4s
City of, Paris-6s
Colorado and soutnern rer.
Denver and Rio Grande con. 4s b
Dominion of Canada 5s (1931)
Erio gen.' 4' . . . . ..........
Illinois Central' ref. 4s .........
In t ' eMr. Marine s
Kansas City Southern ref. 5s. .... .
T.4o-e.tt unci Mvern 5s ......... b
Xoulsvllle and Nashville nn'. 4s..
Missouri Kan. and Texas .ists
Missouri -Pso. gen.- '4s. . . ; i
New York' Central deb: 6s ......
Norfolk and Western cv. 6s. . . . . .
Korthertn PSX!iflC 4S . . . . . . .
Pennsylvania gen.. 5s
Daaittnff cren. 4s .....
Republic Iron and Steel Ss (1940) 84
St. Louis and San Fran. adj. ..... 62
.b 99
.b 99
.b 104
.bw 104
.b . 79
78
76
99
76
l-76
65
32
83
89
81
98
63
66
97
73
63 -89
39
74
86-
74
83
81
58
rs
88
100
7R
86
78
n.'a Hoard Air Lin adj. 5s ,.
Southern Bell Tel. 5 s .. . . . . . . . .
Southern Pacific cv. 5s ......,i..d
Southern Raijway 6s . ..... ......
Rovtnern ;auwKy Pfc. - ... . .
Tekas and Paclflo 1st, .d
Union Pacific 4s
TT. K. of G..-B. and 1 5s,(1937)
TT. S. Steel 6s .... -
ilraJnia aCro. Chemical 6s .....
Wabash l"t
WHson ana co. cr.: es . .,
31
81 H
88
83
57
78 ;
79
84
95
99
84
844.
GRAIN
CHICAGO, April 14. For the .first
time in quite a while buying Dower
fin th grain markets broadened some
what j today and liquidation gave evi
dence of having perhaps spent its
force.!
Al! deliveries of wheat and corn after
touching new low' record prices for
the season, rallied to above yester
day's ; finish.
Wheat, however, failed to hold he
advance and closed eak; 1 to lc
net lower. Corn gained to net
and oats a shade to .
Provisions lost 17 to 35 cents.
wneat Open. High. Low. Close.
May
July ....
Com
May . . .
July ...
Sept. ..
Oats
May ...
July ...
Sept;.: ..
Pork
July ...
Lard
May ...
July...
Ribs
May i. . .
July ...
1.22
1.07
.55
.68
61
.35
36
.37
L23 1.19 1.21
1.07 1.05 1.05
.56 .54 .55
.69 -.58 .59
.62. .60 .61
.35 .34 .35
.36 86 .36
.38 .37 .37
15.50 16.30 15.30
9.77
10.17
8.80
9.22
9.60
10.00
8.65
9.05
9.62
10.02
8.65
9.07
SOUTHERN STOCKS
(Quoted by R. a. Dickson and Company.
Gastonla. N. C Greenville. 8. C.
Acme Spinning, Co ,
Aileen Mills ,
American. Spinning Co.
Am. Yarn and Proc. Co.
Anderson Cotton Mills
Arlington Cotton Mills
Aragon Cotton Mills (S. C),
Arcade Cotton Mills ,
Arrow Mills
Augusta Factory ,
Belton Cotton Mills ,
Beaumont Mfg. Co. ,
Bibb Mfg. Co
Broad River Mills
Brogon Mills
Brown Mfg. Co ,
Clara Mfg. Co
Clifton Mfg. Co ,
Cabarrus Cotton Mills
Chadwick-Hoskins Co. par 9'
Chadwick-Hoskins Co., pfd..
Chiquola Mfg. Co.
Calhoun Mills ;
cannon Mfg. Co.
Clovpr Afllln
Cash Mills y.
Climax Spinning Co
Crcent Spinning Co. .
Columbus Mfg. Co. (Ga.)
Consolidated Textile
Converse, D.-E. Co. .
Decatoh Cotton Mills ...
Dixon Mills
Drayton Mills
I Dresden Cotton Mills ...
uunean Mills
Dunean Mills,- pfd
Durham Hosiery, pfd . .
Durham Hosiery ,"B" ...
Eastern Mfg. Co
mastslde Mfg. Co.
Eagle and Phenix (Ga.)
iunra Mrg. Co
Enterprise Mfg. Co. (Ga.) . .
Erwin Cotton Mills Co. .....
Erwin Cotton Mills Co., pfd.
Flint Mfg. Co
Gaffney Mfg. Co
Gibson Mfg. Co
Globe Yarn Mills (N. C.) ...
Grace Cotton M1H Co
Gray Mfg. Co
Gflenwood Cotton Mills
Gluck Mills
Greenwood Cotton mills . . . . ,
Gi'endel Mills
Hamrick Mills
Hanes, P. H.. Knitting Co. . ,
Hanes, P. H. Knit. Co., pfd...
Hillside Cotton Mills (Ga.) .,
Imperial Yarn Mill (N. C.) .,
Inman Mills
Jennings Cotton Mill
Judson Mills
Judson MlHs, pfd
King, Jno. P.,- Mfg. Co
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Limestone - Mills , .
Lola Mfg. Co.
Locke -Cotton Mills Co. ......
Laurens Cotton Mills
Majestic Mfg. Co. .'
Marlboro Cotton Mills
Mills Mill
Monarch Mills (S. C.)
Mollohon Mfg. Co
Myers Mill
Myrtle Mills i
National Yarn Mills
Newberry Cotton Mills
Ninety Six Cotton Mill . .
Norcott Mills Co
Orr Cotton Mills . .
Osceola Mills v
Parkdale Mills
Pacolet Mfg. Co
Pacolet Mfg. Co., pfd.
Pelzer Mfg. Co
Piedmont Mfg. Co. (S. C.)
Panola Cotton Mills ..,
Poe, F. W., Mfg. Co
Poinsett Mills
Ranlo Mfg. Co
Rex Spinning Co. .....
Rex. Spinning Co., pfd. ......
Ridge Mites ....
Riverside Ivlills (par $12.50)..
Riverside and Dan River
Rowan Cotton Mills Co ,
Rockyface Spinning Co ,
RhyneHouser Mfg. Co.
Saxon Mills
Seminole Cotton Mills Co. . .
Sibley Mfg. Co. (Ga,)
Spartan Mills .. ;..
Sterling Spinning Co
Superior Yarn Mills
Toxaway Mills (par S25.6-0)..
Union-Buffalo Mills
Union-Buffalo Mills.' 1st pfd.
Union-Buffalo Mills, 2d pfd..
Vlctor-Monaghan Co. ; .
Victor-Monaghan Co., pfd. ..
Victory Yarn Mills Co. .....
Ware Shoals Mfg. Co.
Watts Mills
Watts Mills, 1st pfd.
Wlnget Yarn Mlllc Co
Wiscassett Mills Co.
WlUlmston Mills :
Woodslde Cotton Mills
Woodside Cotton Mills, pfd..
Woodruff Cotton Mills ......
Bid Ask
67 i 73
. .. 59
.. 300
. 120 136
.. 105
. .. 301
.. 250
. . 116
. .. 140
49 58
.. 115
225 250
199
160
. .. 110
, 275 ..
.. 121
83 89
170 ..
i ..10
. . 100
. .-. 275
, .. 250
185 ..
.. 125
.. .30
j . . 125
. 68, 72
.. 201
19 21
... 90
400 ..
. . 101
68 ..
. 210 251
. . 115
.. 85
85 91
25 32
. . Ill
85 60
130 190
.. 126
100 126
299 301
. 101 10J
. . 260
68 74
. 176
50 61
.. 74
.. 390
.. 159
.. 190
190 ..
15 ..
. . 161
12 IS
97 101
250 ..
.. 175
76 ..
210 251
250 300
82 93
-. 190
225 ..
..161
105 121
124 128
79 90
. . 175
46 61
.. 300
.. 125
. . 200
75 85
120 136
. . 151
.. 205
220 . .
250 ..
.. 110
.. 251
.. 146
. . 190
90 ..
.. 120
. . 140
.. 200
.. 115
:. 140
.. 96
. . 130
90 96
75 81
7 9
270 310
69 75
.. 81
74 81
.. 100
. . 101
. . 70
106 115
69 7i
. . 100
17 21
. . 40
75 79
28 31
71 74
95 100
.. Si
. . 201
. - 116
. . 88
.. 76
210
240 ..
. . 120
74 77
.. 300
WILMINGTON MARKETS
SPntlTS OF TintPENTlNE N. D.
ROSIN N. T.
TAR $3 and 14c.
VIRGIN N. JD. 1
YELLOW JDIP it. X.
HARD N. D.
COTTON"
WILMINGTON Middling 10.50.
PRODUCE! MARKET
CORN-r-11.16 to $1.60.
BEEF Dull, 10c to 14c
VEAL Dull. 12c to 16c.
PIG PORK Dull, L10c to 12c
BACON (.N C.) Hams 28c to 30c.
dull; sides and shoulders, 20c to 23c,
dull.
CAKE TALLOW So.
BEESWAX 20c, dull.
HIDES 4C
WOOL No market.
HENS 90C to $1.25.
LARGE FALL CHICKS 75c to $1.
SMALL SPRING CHICKS 60o to 66c.
EGGS 28 to 80c.
BUTTER Dull, 35o.
POTATOES $3.00 to $3.25.
SWEET POTATOES i to $1.25.
CABBAGE $2.50 to $3.00 petj.00.
APPLES $8 to $9 per bbl
WILMINGTON PEANTT MARKET
(Reported by J. 8. Fun chess as Co.)
White Spanish." farmers' stock, new
crop, primes, per bushel. 30 pounds.
85a.
North Carolina, larmerj stock, new
crop, primes,' per bushel. 28 pounds,
60c
Virginia Runners, farmers' stock,
new crop, primes,, per bushel, 22
pounds, 80c.
Virginia Jumbos, rarmers' stock, new
crop, primes, per bushel, 2 pounds,
$1.00.
TO PROBE REPAIR WORK OF '
TWO BIG RAILROAD LINES
WASHINGTON, April 14. First pub
lic hearings on the contention of rail
road., shopmen's unions that, carriers
pary excessive prices to, outside shops
for repair work will be held April 18
at Philadelphia with regard to the,
Pennsylvania lines and in New York
May . 9 with regard to the A'ew York
Central, it Is announced by the Inter
state Commerce commission.
The machinists .and other unions
have charged that the railroads were
endeavoring to break up the unions by
having repair work done outside at
shops whose directorates were inter-"
.locked with those of banks and rail
roads. ,.
TO FAR EAST FOR INCOME TAX
CHANGHAI, April 13. -Salvatore
Romano, representins the internal'
revenue department of the United
States government, left Shanghai for
America- in February after a tour Of
investigation in the far east devoted
to income tax matter. He is the first
agent of the department who has
visited the "far east officially.-
SUBURBAN SCHEDULE
J ' "TIDBJ WATER POWER COMPANY
; WlXter Park Seagate Wrlchta-rUle. Wrigfcts villa Beach and
V- IatersaeJlat Palate .
Learc
Jtnimlmstn
-P
Wrtgmtarrtlle
Lmti
Wilmington
Fr
Bene
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
COTTONSEED
OIL
NEW YORK, April 14 Lack of crude
offerings in the southeast, coupled.
with buying tnat looKect like the south,
brought about a covering movement in
cottonseed oil today.. Leading months
olosed 1 to 10 points net higher.. Sales
10.000 barrels. Prime crude 4.10:
prime summer yellow, spot 5.75; May
605; July 6.64 and September 709, all
hid.. .
DRY GOODS MARKET
r NEW YORK, April 14. Cotton eroods
and yarns were, steadier today with
sales lfgnt.Tnere was more demand
for goods' for export. Rav silk was
steady and men's wear and dress goods
were quiet in first hands, with prices
firm. Jobbers reported a continued de
mand for small lots for quick shipment
to retailers. ;
JACKSONVILLE NATAL STORES
JACKSONVILLE, Fla April 14.
Turpentine strong;5051 ; sales 372;
receipts 62; shipments 410; stock 17,-
404. . . '
i Rosin firm; sales 345; receipts 171:
shipments 525;' stock 174,098.
i Quote B, D.'E, F.i G, H, I, K, M,
N,,WGr,WW. 5.00,
(Reported by Rodger; Plnmmer and
Company, Inc.)
SPANISH (Farmer's Stock) market
stronger, 80c to 86c per bushel.
Old Spanish stock, 65c per bushel.
VIRGINIAS (Farmer's Stock) market
steady.
Fancy Jumbo 6c per lb.; extra prime
4c per lb.; prime Sc per lb.;,shelling
stock 2c to 3c per lb. .
DAIILY COTTON LETTER
(Furnished by" H. G. Latimer, Jr.,
401 Southern Bldg.)
NEW ORLEANS, April . 14. So far
no success has been met within the
efforts to avert the general strike in
the British Isles set for 10 o'clock
Friday night. Under the circumstances
the market remains in an unsettled
and depressed condition. The situation
in England is considered grave and
while the outlook appears pessimistic
there Is the possibility of the threaten
ed general strike being averted at the
last hour.
The immediate future of the market,
therefore will likely depend mainly
upon whether the walkout is averted
or becomes a reality. If the strike
takes place values are apt to exrl
ence a further decline, perhaps a
sharp advance if strike is averted.
Returns to the census bureau com
pared with last season show that 438,
000 tales of lint cotton were consumed
in the United States during March
versus 576,000 for 8 months against
3,167,000 against 4,231.000; that Ameri
can mill stocks at close of March were
1.338,000 versus 1,864,000! in public
storage and mills 6,573,000 versus 5.
094.000, while active spindles were 32,
105.000 compared with 34,698,000.
Consumption returns for March'were
a little less than estimated neverthe
less were 42,000 larger than for Feb
ruary of this year, indicating consump
tion in America to 'be Increasing.
While stocks in public storage are
1,995,000 larger than one year ago,
mill stocks are 516,000 smaller than
last year.
Washington advises the approval of
an application for a loan of $2,000,000
to southern banking interests for ex
portation of 30,000 bales of cotton by
the war finance corporation.
London reports Manchester trade im
proving and that the Indian boycott
is breaking down.
New York announces a good demand
for cotton goods from the far east
claiming 10,000 bales sold this week.
Gold continues to arrive in large vol
ume in New York. $4,700,000 reported
having arrived from Germany today.
H. AND B. BEER.
Stocks and Bonds
Will Buy or Sell for Cash
Liberty- Bonds
Bank Stocks
Tobacco Stocks
Railroad Stocks
Have a few thousand dollars'
worth of Liberty Bonds that I
can deliverat once in small or
large amounts.
Frank Thornton.
Fayetteville, N. C.
CITY ELECTRIC CO.
208 Prtncetf St.
Phone 995
APPLIANCES t MAZDA LAMPS
WIRING t SUPPLIES
Yon carefully nelect you Deetor Wk
not your DragglstT He's your Inst
cheek to the men th -
"DEPENDABLE DRUG STORE"
1JT N. Front St. Phones 11-182
LIBERTY BONO PRICES
NEW YORK, April 14. Liberty boncj
quotations: 3s 90.10; first 4s 87.58;
second 414 s 87.40; third 4s 90.70;
fourth 4s 87.62; victory 97.64.
CORNKR
coNoWkwStfc
Telephones
133-183
Warm Weather
Specials
Blatx and Mascot Ginger Ale, Grape
Juice, Virginia Dare Nonalcoholic
Wine, Lemon Jolcet jDalora Green
field Chocolates, Crashed Fruits,
Etc., Etc.
Bear vProdace and Merchan
dise Company
Wholesale Only)
Cor. Nntt and Grace Streets
Phones 453 453
A Prosperous and Happy
New Year to All!
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York the first Ameri
can life insurance company an
nounces for 1921 a substantial In
crease In dividends to policyholders.
The eompany'3 policies are also
modern in every respect, including
a superior dlcabilUy provision.
For information -hs to 'policies, ad
dress nearest representative, or
A. B. CROOM, JR.
Manager
Wllnlngton District
301 Southern Building
Wilmington, North Carolina
Spring Jewelry A ;
Suggestions
Dainty Designs, Charming for Spring Wear
Because of Their Simplicity
Each creation offered harmonizes with the smartness
of your spring wardrobe The variety is large and va
ried and the prices are pleasingly modest.
Geo, W. Huggins Go.
JEWELERS
WATCHMAKER?
105 Market Street
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1 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. PROM NTATinv
-..-J'llif-oai' connects at WrightsvilU'on special request to transpor
tation office. Phone No. 1701.
jThis car will go through to beach on special request t transports
tlon office.
Daily except Sunday.
f Saturdays and Sundays only.
ISundays only.
t Teint scneauie uallr Except Sun any.
Freight Depot open daily except. Sundays fron. 1:00 to 8:00 P. 14,
STATE SECURITIES COMPANY
INVESTMENT BANKERS
STOCKS : BONDS : INVESTMENT SECURITIES
R. L. HENLEY, President
903 Murchison Bank Building Telephone 290
STOCKS and BONDS
COTTON, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
H. G. Latimer, Jr.
Member New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Direct private wires to Kw Orleans. New Tork, Chicago
and all principal points.
Orders solicited for future delivery in Cotton. Grain. Provisions.
Cottonseed Oil, Coffee and Sugar.
Securities bought and sold for cash, or carried on
conservative margin.
Correspondent, H. and B. Beer. 401 SOUTHERN BUILDING
New Orleans, La. PHONE 239
DOLLAR SPECIALS
$ $ $ $
KOSCH'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
All Cars Transfer Over Herel
Have you thought
of the danger oi
driving with
out complete li
ability protection?
Telephone us and
we will cover you.
JAMES & JAMES
Telephones 507-163
BOYS, WHAT DO YOU THINK
OF THIS? .
An Iver-Johnson Bicycle will be re
duced $1.00 per day until sold.
QUEEN CITY CYCLE CO,
209 Market Street
. TELEPHONE 862
W Munroe
V AND COMPANY
PURNITU R,E
18 S. Front St.
Tour Money's Worth Always
Arrival and Depaxtnre of Train
WILMINGTON. N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
- Effective March X, 1921
All Trains Daily When Not Otherwise
Designated
Depart. ' ; , : " Arrive.
-i:40 A.M... Raleigh & North. 1:30 A.M.
Sleeper to Raleigh open 10:00 P., M.
6-3J A.M....outh & West... 12:10 A.M.
Sieepfir to Columbia open 10:00 P. ai.
V45 AJt... .North. . .T6:06 P.M.
' parloi- Car to Norfolk
g-30 'A.M. FayetteviUe. . ...oo P.M.
3:00 P.M....-ew Bern. v... 12:50 P.M.
a:30 South & West.. .1.00 P.M.
eepers to Col- Augusta, Atlanta
rfiio P.M. ..FayetteviUe r.tH:0S A.M.
i-i'-iO p.M......Southiort....5tl:00
100 p.m--j No"n 9:46 A?M.
iieeoers to Washington and Norfolk
-iDaily. except Sunday.- J Arrives
9-45 a. m, Saturdays. 'Daily to Ral
lieti but doesvnot run, north of Oolds
horo on Sundays. TTuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. v
"or information Phone 160
SEABOARD AIR LINE
- Efiectlvc November 8, 1820
Dally Arrive
4-20 A.M.. .. .Charlotte 12:50 A.M.
Sleeper to Charlotte open 10 P. M. '
8-00 A.M.. ."Wil. to- Ruth'ton. .5:40 P.M.
3:40 PM- - 1:10 P.M.
Parlor Car to Charlotte
For Information Phone 178
Rtt AN OPERATOR OB
A LINOTYPE. INTERTYF'e
OR MONOTYPE MACHINE
. Good pay, educational, pleasant work
for men and women. Course is short
and least expensive schooling you aa
obtain, v (Typewriter operators 4xcei at
once.) Address Typesetting Depu
Georgia-Alabama riusiness CoUege,
Macon, Ga tor full Information about
American . and southern " Newspaper
Publishers Typesetting 8chooL Adr.
Your Boy Wants A
CROWN MOTORBIKE
Cash or Weekly
Payments
Wilmington Cycle Co.
215 Market Street
- Phone 526
DOWN WITH THE ANTS!
KILL 'EM QUICK!
"Thunderbolt"
HAS ARRIVED AT LAST
J. HICKS BUNTING
DRUG COMPANY
Second and Princess Sts.
A Coal That Exceeds
Pennsylvania Anthracite
in value. Other soft coal of equal
Quality. Try us. Phone 2321-W.
Becker Coal and Builders'
Supply Company
Castle, Queen . and ' Surry Sts.
L. W. MOORE
Buys, Sells and Rents'
REAL ESTATE
205 Princess
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