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monmsa stab, Wilmington, thubsday, novembeb 22, 1906. PAGE SEVER I I 1 I 0RCIAL gton MARKET. t m, c:oaln by tn i,or . ,mmerce.i MoV. 21. 1906. .xtttk Market, fljRr . .,Pf firm $3.60. R firm at $2.20 per bar- IPVTINE - Market ,.71 for hard. $4.50 P. 50 for Virgin lfl day last year ns s , .j.r Kal-S!rv rosin tine steai Dllu 1 80 ! crude tar . m 10 $4.35 and 4.35. ntine ,17 " ..... 14 72 "''."day last year 27 fLn,t.ine: 193 barrels ilu nfi barrels ntine. t-.ou oieaay, n.iv; net receipts, Philadelphia Quiet, 11.35. San Francisco Net receipts 3,688. Jacksonville Net receipts 432. Total to-day at all ports, net 68,445; Great Britain 10,588; Continent 24 318 Japan 368; stock 1,461,113. Consolidated, at all ports, net 294, 427; Great Britain 71,238; France 11 100; Continent 71,062; Japan 3,688 Total since Sept. 1 at all ports, net 3,778,507; Great Britain 1,101122: France 286,318; Continent 1,011,988; japan 35,923. Interior Movement net re- neu re- net re- COTTON. 4 a O.Q Firm 0 vear-Steady 11c. y " ' . jqv loot il697 bales; tsa,xu; ! bales. Uduce MARKET. North Carolina Prime RKtf7)9f ner jj pounds prime prim Virginia Prime 65; fancy .v, ami; bushel firm, 6870c per i668 for mixea. CON Steady, hams, 17 shoulders, mo ldc; iil3c. at 2324c. S Dull 20 3UC ior sman; c fiX-Firm, at 2oB4bc. Finn at 4 l-ZWitc. per Houston Steady, 1011-16; ceipts 30,493. Augusta--Qui'et, 10 13-16;' ceipts 2,445. Menrphis-Steady, 10 3-4; ceipts 3,040. St. Dcmis Steady, 10 3-4; net re ceipts 1,129. Cincinnati wet recipts 554 Louisville Firm, 10 5-8. Total Net receipts 37,661 ; gross re ceipts 47,365; shipments 42,053; sales 6,7784; stock 260,396. axuciivou ougar xtenmng 135 .4 American Tobacco pfd ... 97 1-2 Atlantic Coast Line 133 Baltimore& Ohio ."" il9 f.2 Baltimore & Ohio pfd 91 Chesapeake & Ohio 54 5.4 L- &- N 11 1-2 New York Central 131 1-8 Norfolk & Western 95 Norfolk & Western pfd 88 x-2 Peoples Gas mtt 93 jyj Reading 149 Reading 1st pfd 90 Reading 2nd pfd 93 Southern Pacific 95 1.4 Southern Pacific pfd 118 3.4 Southern Railway 34 1-2 Southern Railway pfd 94 Jg Tenn Coal and Iron 158 1-2 V- S. Steel 48 1 U. S. Steel pfd .... 105 1-4 Va-Car Chemical 33 Va-Car Chemical pfd 110 1-2 S. A. L S. A. L. pfd ' '. Standard Oil 551 Western Union 86 1-4 THE GOOD OLD DAYS. I CATTLE Dull at 2 to 4c green Liver poo Market. Liverpool, .Nov., 21, Cotton: Spot moderate business done, prices 6 points lower; American middling fair 6.52; good middling 6.08; middling 5.94; ilow middling 5 76; good ordinary 5.37; ordinar" 5-13. The sales of the day were 7,000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and includ ed 6,300 American. Receipts 44,000 bales including 43,800 American. Futures opened quiet and closed firm; American middling G. O C. No vember 5 76; November and December 5.63; December and January 5.60 1-2; January and February 5.60; February and March 5.61 1-2; March and April 5.63; April and May 5 63; May and June 5.67; June and July 5.69; July and August 5.70 .1-2; August and Sep tember 5.63; September and October 5.50; October and November 5-44. NEW YORK PRODUCE MAPKET. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. .nrv flint, 14 to 15c; id. jf J o 0. Com iea oc. - 15-Firm, live 15c; dressed COTTON MARKET. Iretoine Jw.ornu oi. j mi A J ork, Nov., zi.-r-xne couun ns active today and bad a tance following the census th prices making a new for the bull movement. The ed steady at a net advance Doints. Sales for the day ! ted at 350,000 bales. The s steady at a decline of 2 in response to lower cables almost immediately rallied of shorts and buying by Je which was encouraged by of rainy weather from the X continued firmness in the spot markets, and the light for tomorrow's receipts at The market worked up to oce of about 9 to 10 points and, then reacted slightly a generally steady under- fluctaations narrow and until the census report was ing 8,531,486 bales gin- ember 14, .against 7,501,180 Md 9,786,646 bales two years report was followed by a ance on local and (Southern t, and the upturn caught loss orders on the short H January to 10.50 and jM6 or about 32 to 34 points The close was off from under realizing hut vatv to receipts cotton at the 6M4o bales aeainsr. fiO.974 ;Dd 57,974 Last vear. For WOO aeainst 415.fi48 flasr .182 last year. Todav's 'New Orleans 24,095 bales til - F last year and at Hous- bal( against 14,096 last 1(011 closed steadv 10 -nointw Inline mnlanrio 11 m. mi. 135; salpo R17 ki0 xrii very steady Prices fol Open Closing bid Chicago, Nov. 21 The local wheat imarket to-day was subjected to renew ed selling pressure on the December option and a weak tone prevailed near ly all day. At the close the December delivery was off 1t41-8. Corn was up 1-4 3-8. Oats were a shade high, er. Provisions were 510c higher. Leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat: High Low Close Dec 74 73 1-2 73 5-8 May 79 1-4 78 3-4 78 7-S Corn: Dec 42 3-8 42 1-4 42 1-1 May 43 5-8 431-2 431-2 July 441-4 441-8 44 1-S Oats: Dec 33 3-4 New York, Nov., 21. Flour steady to finm' with moderate trade. CORN MEAL steady. WHEAT Spot easy; No. 2 red 80 1-8 elevator. Options 3-8 to 5-8 cents lower. May 84 ; December 81 9-16. CORN Spot firm; No. 2 54 eleva tor. Options unchanged. January 51 1-2; May 50 5-8; December 52 3-4. OATS Spot steady; mixed 39. LARD Easy; western prime 9.40 9.50; Refined steady. PORK (Steady. MOLASSES Quiet. TALLOW Barely steady. RICE Steady. COFFEE Spot Rio quiet; No. 7 invoice 7 9-16; Mild steady. Futures 10 points lower. SUGAR Raw quiet; fair refining 3 5-16; centrifugal 96 test 3 11-16. BUTTER Strong; street prices ex tra creamery 29 29 1-2; official prices creamery common to extra 20 29; held seconds to extra 21 28; state dairy common to extra 20 27 1-2; renovated common to extra 16 22 1-2. CHEESE Quiet unchanged. EGGS Steady, unchanged. PEANUTS AND FREIGHTS Quiet unchanged. Try Now the Ways of Yore and See How Yon LI Ice Them. " Good old times, says the San Antonio Light, are a delusion and a snare, and the man who sighs for them has little conception of what they were. Return to tbem, would you?. Then rise on a 2old morning and wash at the pump, pull on a pair of rawhide boots that rival a tin can in stiffness, pull on a woolen shirt over your back and sit down to a bare meal with your three legged stool dancing around on a split slab floor, eat corn pone and bacon for a steady diet and labor fourteen hours out of twenty-four. ' Go without a daily paper, a fly screen, a mosquito bar, a spring mattress, a kerosene lamp, geehaw your oxen to market and sit on jthe floor of an. ox cart as you wend your way to church or a frolic. Parch corn and peas for coffee and sassafras for tea and see how you like it. The old days are looked backward to affectionately, says the Galveston News, because they were the days of our youth, of bounding blood and sup ple joints, the days of hope and the days of love and laughter and song. The days of the present will be the good old days of the coming generation and will be regarded by our successors as rather crude in customs and harsh in many ways, yet withal not to be de spised. The progressives of our age are the mossbacks of later "eras. Fifty years hence we will be-ccouafced as slow arid immature as werrow regard those of half a century ago. THE C. W. POLVOGT CHIRSCHMUS. A Swiss Dainty That Is Made of Pre-, served Cherries. Last summer I ate genuine Swiss chlrschmus twenty years old. It tasted like a concentration of all the richness and sweetness of the most perfect cherries. In appearance it was a pur plish black mass. -Age had not impair ed it in the least. 1 Upon inquiry I learned how this cherry concoction, with its wonderful preserving quality, is made. The cher ries used must be perfect very large, ripe, juicy black ones and, above all, very? sweet. The juice of them pressed out and strained through a bag is put in a large preserving kettle, at the bottom of which is placed a piece of smoked pork fastened to a block of wood. The "THE STORE THAT'S ALWAYS BU SY.W Thursday, November 22nd The Last Day of Our RED TAG SALE Special Millinery Sale. On this day between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock we will of fer to our customers and the public our entire stock of Trimmed Millinery that will be on display, AT ONE HALF REGULAR PRICE. $15.00 trimmed hats $7.50, $12.50 trimmed hats $6-25, $10.00 trimmed hats $5-50, $8.00trimmed hats $44)0, $6.00 trim med hats $34)0, $5.00 trimmed hats $2.50, and so on with the en tire trimmed stock'. The Millinery Force will be on hand to wait on you promptly.. The sale will last only one hour. During this one hour sale, Single Trading Stamps will De given. THE C. W. POLVOGT CO. nov, 21. tf. POTATOES Irish weak; state andfat down and prevent the juice from 1.45; sweet hnrniner as it thickens 33 1-2 351-8 33 1-8 33 5-8 35 1-4 331-8 14.90 9.25 8.75 8.55 8.50 May 351-4 July ...... 33 1-4 Mess Pork, per bbl.: Jan 14.82 1-2 14.70 May 15.00 Lard, per 100 lbs.: Nov. .....( 9.25 Dec !' 8.80 Jan 8.571-2 May 8.521-2 Short ribs, per 10 lbs.: Jan 7.85 7.80 May 7.95 7.95 rsh nuotattons were as Flour firm; No. 2 spring wheat 78$S2; No. 3 7381; No. 2 red 73 1-6 73 7-8; No. 2 Corn 44; No. 2 yellow 46 1-2; No. 2 Oats 33 3-8; No. 3 white 3335; No. o T?va 62- Short Ribs, Sides (loose) 8.25(5)8.75; Mess Pork, per bbl T,n.Trf mer 100 lbs. 9.25; Sides, (boxed) 8.37 1-28.50; Whis key, basis of high wines 1.29. western per barrel 1.35 potatoes easy, unchanged. CABBAGES Dull, unchanged. COTTON SEED OIL Steady on light offerings; prime crude fob mills 26 1-2; prime summer yellow 42; prime white nominal; prime winter yellow nominal. NAVAL STORES 21 Turpentine. 14.77 1-2 15.00 9.25 8.80 8.57 1-2 8.52 1-2 7-85 7.S5 follows : 16.00; Short Clear DRY GOODS MARKET. New York, Nov. 21. The dry goods market holds steady and firm; printed goods selling in larger volume. Large sales of -carpets have been made since the season opened. Knit goods of fleece character are in active de rrvpnri for next year. Fine cotton . ro sPlline for Spring delivery . iT.aKio frpedam. Cotton WllIl WUWUWUu'v yarns are higher. ; New York, Nov quiet; resin steady. Savannah, Nov. 21. Turpentine steady 67; sales 687; receipts 371; shipments 98. Rosin firm; sales 2,221; receipts 2, 278; shipments 1,157; stock 66,968. Quote A B C D 3.80; E 3.85;3.90; P 3.903.95; G 3.954.00; H 4.104.15; I 4.40; K 5.00; M 5.50; N. 6.00; W G 6.50; W W 7.00. Charleston, Nov. 21. Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing. The cherry juice is boiled for about twenty-four hours without sugar, but Stirred from time to time until it becomes a mass of sweetness so firm and thick that it would not fall if the kettle were inverted. That is all, a simple process, but the result is delicious. This chirschmus is in general use in Switzerland with the "susse anke" (sweet butter) and bread. London Ladies' World. Hi I ff K Wn 1 Hr 51 Copyright 1906, by The House of Kuppenheimer Can Fit Any Form Never mind your size, sir, your suit is here. If you have been bothered with get ting clothes to fit you, it is right here that your troubles will end. The abnormal man is never with out our gates. The large man, the short man, the fat man, and the man that is long drawn out, will find his suit here. We Fit the Form Perfectly We do it without extra charge. The fabrics and cut of the garments are correct for the form for which they are intended. We make no extra charge for fitting the "hard-to-fits." Suits $10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20, $22. Come here and see what we are doing for you in the way of fitting you, as you would like to be fitted. SOL KY & CO. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND Masonic Temple Building. FURNISHERS. Wilmington, N. Sole agents for DUN LAP Hats, oct 27 tf MARINE ARRIVED. Str. C. W. Lyon, Bradshaw, Fayette ville, S. M. King. CLEARED. Br. Str. Queen Olga, Marr, Balti more, Heide & Co. ,9tr. C. W. Lyon, Braidisiflaw, Fayette ville, S. M. King. BY RIVER AND RAIL. ' FINANCIAL MARKET. 10.50 10.08 10.35 10.12 10.42 -.ffd 10.22 10.50 10.30 10.58 ffd 10.38 10.64 lO.fll 10.69 10.73 10.48 10.77 "offd 10.50 MOVEMENT, rni, 10 3-4; net tf f-Firm. 10 5-8; net re- Ul. 1 f c . Quiet net receipts i New York Nov., 21. Money on ctn Strong 4 10 per cent; ruling rate 6; closing bid and offered at 4 per cent. Time loans strong; sixty days 7 l-z, ninety days 7 7 1-2; six months 6 6 1-2 Prime mercantile paper 6 1.9.' ner cent. Sterling exchange steady with actual business in hankers. bills at 4 5570 for demand ana at, .v 50 4.8055 for sixty day bills. Post ed rates 4.81 1-2 and 4.86 1-2- Com mercial bills 4.80 4.80 1-8; bar sil ver 71 1-4; Mexican dollars 55 1-8; gov ernment bonds easy; railroad bonds irregular. 10 946; net re- -Pi m 1-S; "net re- rm. 10 3-8; net re- irm. 10 3-4; net receipts Spinal, 11. nearly. 11.10; net re- New York Bonds. TJ. S. Refunding 2s reg 103 3-4 W S. Refunding 2s cou U. S. 3? reg U. S. 3s cou TJ. S. old 4s reg . tt A old 4s cou U. S. new 4s reg 130 Jf Receipts of Naval Stores and Cotton Yesterday. Wilmington, N C, Nov. 20. C. C. Railroad 71 bales cotton; 30 parrels rosin; 39 barrels crude turpen tine. W. & W. Railroad 263 bales cotton; Wl C- & A. Railroad 899 bales cot ton; 14 casks spirits turpentine; 8 barrels rosin; 14 barrels crude turpen tine. A. & Y. Railroad 364 bales cotton; 18 casks spirits turpentine; 118 bar rels rosin; 10 barrels tar. ,3Wr. Wfhitlcidk 1 bale cotton; 15 .casks spirits turpentine; 111 barrels rosin; 11 barrels crude turpentine. Str. Dyon 99 bales cotton; 5 casks spirits turpentine; 50 barrels rosin; 4 barrels tar; 8 barrels crude turpentine. Total 1,697 bales cotton; 5 casus spirits turpentine; 317 barrels rosin; 14 barrels tar; 72 barrels crude tur pentine. MARINE DIRECTORY. No Siren. Mr. City Boarder was being enter tained by his rural sweetheart. "Do you play and sing 'When the Cows Are In the Corn,' Miss Milky weigh?" "Lord bless you, no!" she-ejaculated; "I get the dogs and chase 'em out." parper's Weekly. Unnatural Finish. Mrs. Meeds And did your husband die a natural death? Mrs. Weeds No, he died suddenly. Mrs. Meeds What was there unnat ural about that? Mrs. Weeds Why, poor, dear John was the slowest man that ever lived. Chicago Tribune. The Society Way. Duty called. The man looked at the card lazily. "Just say that I'm not at home," he ordered the maid. Louisville Courier-Journal. If thou knowest how to use money it will become thy handmaid. If not, it will become thy master. Diodorus. One View of It. "But if she makes all her own dresses I should think she'd be a good wife for you. It shows she's industrious and sensible." "Not for me, thank you. It simply shows how poor her father must be." Philadelphia Ledger. CHEAPEST INSURANCE IN THE WORLD. SAFETY DEPOSIT For four dollars per year a trifle over ONE CENT per day, and for this small amount your valuable papers will be absolutely safe from fire and burglars. ONLY A FEW BOXES LEFT INSPECTION INVITED. The People's Savings Bank, Next to the Orton; H. C. McQueen, President M. J. Cor bett, Vice Pre3. P. W. Dick, Cashier. no Victor Jalking Machine, You Can Buy From US Cheap as From Fac tor . Large Stock , of New Records Just Re ceived. C tates a Co. ...104 . 103 . 103 ;.! 3'4 . .. 101 7-8 w TJ. S. new 4s cou AmeHcan Tobacco 4s American Tobacco 6s A. C. L Baltimore & Ohio 4s L. & N. Unified off'd Seaboard Air Line Southern Railway TJ. S- Steel 2nd pfd Closing StocK 1 1st Amalgamated Copper . v . 130 1-2 77 3-4 .109 3-4 98 101 3-8 101 3-8 82 1-4 116. . 98 1-8 . 113 5-8 - m a . . List of Vessel New In Port or wii mington, N. C. Steamers. Zamora (Br.) 2,042 tons, Leslie, Alex ander Sprunt & Son- Winkfield, (Br), 2,575 tons, Atkinson, Heide & Co. ct o (nr o nsn tons. Ford. Alexan- der Sprunt & Son. " schooners. J trms stahi. u. u. mai- 810 Nimbus, fitl Horace P. Shares, 392 tend, Flymi, G, D. Maffitt Lavania M. $now, . 292 tons, Bartiett,C D. Maffitt. There is a good job waiting for men and women with brains. They must hustle all the time. Why not become a hustler by taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea? Tea or tablets, 35 cents. J. Hicks Bunting Drug Co. Made Happy For Life. Great happiness came into the home of S. C. Blair, school superintendent, at St. Ailbam's, W. Va., when his little daughter was restored from the dread ful complaint he names. He says: "My little daughter had St. Vitus' Dance, which yielded to no treatment but grew steadily worse until as a last resort we tried Electric Bitters; and I rejoice to say three bottles ef fected a complete cure." Quick, sure cure for nervous complaints, general debility, female weaknesses, fimpdv erished blood and malaria. Guaran teed by R. R Bellamy's drug store. Price 50c. HOLLISTER'S Rooky Mountain Toa Nuggofs A Busy Medicine for Busy People. Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. A specific for Constipation. Indigestion, TJver and Kidaey troubles. Pimples, Eczema, Impur Blood Bad Breatn Sluggish Bowels. Headache -.-i nkokarthe. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab let form. 35 cenUa box. Genuine made by HOLX.IBTEB JJliUO tiOUfAai, nwuisuu, v i. vnLDEIt HUSGETS FOR SALLOW PECHtE nov 11 tf IT'S IN THE DRAFT. The secret of the fuef-saving quali ties of this Buck's hot blast heater lies in the draft construction. It is so made as to allow large quantities of heated air to pass over the upper sur face of the burning coal, thus supplying oxygen to the rising gasses, which are then converted into heating power. Simple, isn't it? And yet it's new principle in stove building not to be found elsewhere. This stove wJlj reduce your coal bill nearly one-third.! Let us tell your of its many advan tages. WM. L SPRINGER 6 CO. nov. tf. Read Star Advertisements They're Worth While. I -
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