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COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
1 ,
'July . .
August
October
Quoted cS dally at the doling by the
Chamber of Commerce.)
STAR OFFICE. Jan.. 22. 1307.
SPIRIT TURPENTINE Market,
nothlajc dolns-
ROSIN Market firm. 13.90.
TAR Market Ann $2.40 per barrel
cf 2S0 pnds-
CRUDF TURPENTINE Market
firm at 2S per barrel for hard. $4.50
for dip M $4.50 for Virgin.
Quotations same day last year
spirits turpentine firm C5 1-2; rosin
tlrm $2v50; tar firm $1.30; crude
terpentine firm $2.50. $4.50 and $4-50.
RECEIPTS.
Spirits turpentine Co
Rotiin ... 90
Tar 236
Crude .
Receipts siino day last year l
casks spirits turpentine: 12 barrels
rosin: 112 barrels tar: 31 barrels
orodo turpentine.
COTTON MARKET.
Market Steady 10c
Same day last year Nominal-
Iteceipts 1.655 bolts; same day last
-ear 502 bales.
PRODUCE MARKET.
.9.61
.9.53
.9.62
9.63
9.57
9.64
POaT MOVEMENT.
Galveston Steady. 10 !-2; net re
ceipts. 32.211.
New Orleans Steady. 10 3-S; net
receipts, 19.119.
Mobile Steady. 10 1-1: net receipts.
1.823.
Savannah Steady. 10 11 6: net re
ceipts. 5.317.
Charleston Quiet. 10; net receipts.
312.
Wilmington Firm. 10: net receipts,
1.655.
Norfolk Steady. 10 1-2: net re
ceipts. 3,583.
Raitlmore Nominal. 10 C-S.
New York Steady. 10.90.
Koston Steady. 10.90: net receipts.
SI 7.
Philadelphia Steady. 11.15.
Jacksonville Net receipts. 74.
Totnl tndflv nt nil nrrt Vt rr-
2Gceipts. 64.913: Great Uritaln. 35.12S;
franco, io.iu; comment, ly.-'j;
stock. 1.250.305.
Consolidated, at all ports Net re
ceipts. 155.621; Great liritaln. 63.957;
France. 31,069; continent. 71.533.
Total since September 1. at all
ports Net receipts. 6.932.2S0: Great
Britain. 2.246.561: France. 631.241:
continent. 2.043.050; Japan. 115.94S.
Baltimor & Ohio 117 1-4
Baltimore & Ohio pfd 93
Chesapeake & Ohio . . 50 3-f
L. & N. 139
New York Central . . 130
Norfolk & Western 8S 1-2
Norfolk & Western pfd ...... S5
Peoples Gas 9G 1-1
Reading 127 7-8
Reading. 1st pfd 88
Reading. 2nd pfd 91
Southern Pacific 94 1-8
Southern Pacific pfd 117 1-2
Southern Railway 29
Southern Railway pfd .... SG
Tenn. Coal & Iron 155
U. S. Steel 47
U. S. Steel pfd 105 7-S
Va-Car Chemical . . ...... 35
Va-Car Chemical pfd .... 106 1-4
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line
Standard Oil 532
Western Union 83 1-2
946; shipments 297; stock 80,792
Quote ABC 4.054.15; D 4.054.20;
E 4.054.10; F 4.254.35; G 4.35
4.45; II 4.504.C0; I 4.60; K 5-15; M
5.50; N 6.25; WQ 5.70; WW 7-00.
Charleston, Jan. 22 Turpentine and
rosin nothing doing.
MARINE
ARRIVED.
Steamer C. W. Lyan, tftabinson, Fay
etteville, S, M. King.
Steamer Navahoe, McKenzle, New
York, H. G. Smallbones.
Br. steamer Bertholey, Studley, Rio
Janeiro, Alexander Sprunt & Son.
The secret of. the fuel-saving quail-
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 b
found elsewhere.
This stove will reduce your coal bill
nearly one-third.
Let us tell your of its many advantages.
WM. E. SPRINGER 6 CO.
The Southern National Bank
-OF-
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
PEANUTS North Carolina Prime
$1.10; extra prim 11.15; fancy JU50
f L20 pt bushel of 28 pounds; Virginia
-Primp 95c; extra prime fl-00; fancy
SI.108tl.S0; Spanish tlOOtl-25-CORN
Firm. 6870o pr bushel
for white; 66C6S for mixed.
N. C. BACON Steady, hams. 170
ISc per pound; shoulders. 12to lSe;
doll. llQUc.
EGGS Dull at 1S02OC.
CHICKENS Firm 20 30c for small
growns 3SS40C
DEES WAX Finn, at ZZQZCc
TALLOW Finn at 4 l-205c per
pound, j
BEEF CATTLE Dull at 2 to 4c
per potzBd.
HIDES Dry fliat. 14 to 15c; ren
9c per pound.
PORK Corn fed to S.
TURKEYS Firm. Hie lCc Q 17c;
-Iressed 20 Q 22c
Interior Movement
Houston Steady and unchanged.
10 1-2: net receipts. 16.207.
Augusta Quiet, 10 7-8; net receipts,
742.
MempblsStendy, 10 5-1 C: net re
ceipts. 1.52S.
SL Louis Steady. 10 1-2; net re
ceipt;. 625.
Cincinnati Net receipts. 25.
Louisville Firm. 10 1-2.
Total today Net receipts.
bales; gross receipts. 2C.401
ments. 20.534; sales. 5.157:
334.C6S.
THE COTTON MARKET.
By Wlr X Th Momlnr 9tr.
New York. Jan. 22. Trading ta cot
tea was very quiot during today" ses
sion and prices showed comparatively
little change with the close steady at
a net advance of 2 to 4 points. Sales
were estimated at 75.000 bales. The
opening was steady at an advance of
I to 2 points In response to somewhat
steady Liverpool cables than expected.
And during the early session the mar-
Liverpool Markets.
Liverpool, Jan.. 22. Cotton: Spot
moderato business done, prices 5 to 7
points lower; American middling fair
6.59; good middling 6.11: middling
5."9: low middling 5-55; goor ordinary
5.15; ordinary 4.91.
The sales of the day were 7.000
bales of which 500 were for speculation
and eTcpora and included 6.200 Ameri
can; receipts 74.000 bales, including
64.700 AmtTican. Futures opened
steady and closed vary steady. Ameri
can middling O- O. C: Jan. 5.49: Jan.
New York. Jan.. 22. Flour firm
but qufeJi'er? winrtior patents S.GO
3.S0; Minnesota patents 4.104.35.
CORN MEAL Steady.
WHEAT Spot firm; No. 2 red SI
1-2 elevator; options 1-Sc higher; May
S4 7-16; July S3 3-4.
CORN Spot firm; No 2 54 eleva
tor: -cptiocj 1-Sc net higher: January
54 3-8: May 52 7-S; July 52 7-8.
OATS Snot firm; mixed 41.
LARD Steady: refined quiet.
PORK Steady.
TALLOW Firm'.
RICE Sieady.
- MOLASSES Steady. -
SUGAR Raw Firm; fair refining
3; centrifugal 3 1-?; molasses eugar
2 3-4: TVjflned steady.
COFFEE Spot steady: No. 2 Rio
7: No- 4 S; mild quiet; Cordova 9
19 1127 112 1-2; Futures 1015 points higher.
khlr BUTTER Firm; extra creamery
stock 30 I--rtfol, commoa 10 ciun -iov,
held, common to exira zu; rtw
vated commcn to extra 16026 1-2.
CHEESE Steady to firm; prices
unchanged.
EGGS Fairly active and steady;
prices unchanged.
POTATOES Steady, unchanged.
CABBAGES Steady; red Danish
$22 to $30.
FREIGHTS AND PEANUTS- Quiet
steady, unchanged.
COTTON SEED OIL- -Firm on cov
ering and bu'l support. Prime crude
fob mills 3637 nominal; prime sum
mer yellow 4647 nominal: prime
white 53 nominal.
CLEARED.
Steamer C. W- Lyon, Robinson, Fay-
ettoville, S. M. .King.
Steamer Navahoe, McKinzie, George
town, S. C, H. G. Smallbones.
BY RIVER AND RAIL.
Receipts of Naval Stores and Cotton
Yesterday.
C. C. Railroad 42 bales cotton.
W. & W. Railroad49 bales cotton.
W. C. & A. Railroad 1,503 bales
cotton; 12 bbls rosin; 14'bbls tar; 16
bhls. crude turpentine-
A. & Y. Railroad 39 bales cotton;
2S casks spirits turpentine; 19 bbls
rosin; 16 bbls tar; 4 bbls cructe tur
pentine.
Steamer Alice 2 bales cotton; 23
bbls tar.
Steamer Lyon 20 bales cotton; S
caslcs pLrits turpentine; 59 bbls rosin ;:
1S3 bbla tar; 16 bbls crude turpentine
Total 1,655 bales cotton; 36 casks
spirits turpentine; 90, bbls T09ifl; 236
bbls tar; 36 bvls crude "turpentine.
WILMINGTON, NOETH CAEOLLNA.
The Growth of this Institution is Shown in the following
ing Statements Condensed from its last two official
reports to the TJ. S. Government.
LIABILITIES.
Capital ,
Surplus and Undivided Profits, net
Circulation
Rediscounts
Deposits '.
Sept 4,1906 Nov. 12, 1906
$ 200,000.00 $ 200,000.00
111,105.74 115.527.63
200,000.00
. 18,500.00
574,793.74
200,000.00
none
881,519.73
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
United States Bonds and Premiums ..
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash, and Due From Other Banks
$1,104,399.48 $1,397,047.41
$ 468,251.50 $ 506,795.15
782.16 907.18
259,295.88
5.929.29
370,139.65
259,296.88
5,929.29
624,118.91
$1,104,399.48 $1,397,047.41
We Have $300,000.00 to Loan at Six per cent
to New Customers.
MARINE DIRECTORY.
and Feb. 5.19: Feb. and March 5.47
March and April 5.46; April and May! CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
5.45 l-s: May ana June 'o -to: Juiy ana
Auk. 5 44: Aug. and Sept. 5.40; Sept.
and Oct. 56 1-2; Oct. and Nov. 5.02
1-2: Nor. and December 5.32.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. Jan. 22. The dry Roods
market was fairly active and very
Arm today. Cambrics advanced 1-Sc
n U'rannwl roods, in iil.iin rnl-
krt worked up to a net adrance of 6jore1 advancCKl l-4c a yard. Jobbers
to S points on little buying by Liver
pool and local support, encouraged by
a smaller estimate for tomorrow's re
ceipts nt Houston, and the absence
of aricre?siTe bear pressure preceed
ins the publication of the census re
port tomorrow. The advance was
checked around 9.4 S for March by real-
itlnj; and southern selllnK. a ceo m pa
ar? now getlnc C 3-4 for Amoskess
staple ginghams. Prices show an ad
vancing tendency even above the high
levels prevailing three weeks ago.
Woolen goods have had a better sale
to date than they had at the rorre-1
r pond ing period last season
Chicaeo. Jan. 22. The local wheat
market was firm for the greater part
of the day. but selling by local holders
caused an easier tone late in the ses
sion, the close being steady with the
May delivery unchaneed. May corn
was a shade higher. Oats were 1-8 to
l-4c lower. Provisions were 5 to 10
points lower.
Leading futures ranged as fellows:
Wheat
. . 7S 3-S 77 3-4 7S
. . . .78 1-4 77 5-S 77 7-8
. . . .7S 1-S 77 5-S 77 3-4
FINANCIAL MARKET.
May
July
Sept
Corn-
Jan.
May
July
Sept.
Oats-
Jan
.42 1-S
.10 1-S
.46
.46 1-2
41 1-2
45 1-2
45 3-S
46 1-8
42 1-S
45 7-S
45 3-4
40 1-4
nled by the large estimate for tomor-1
row receipts at New Orleans, and w York. Jan. 22. Money on call I fn
some rather bearish Items as to 8pot.eaPr al 2 to 3 1-4 percent., ruling raty V 1 .
conditions from tnai source in con- 2 1-2. Time loans, very soft; CO days.
atxjtiot? with reports tint rajiroaa sui- j 5 percent.: 90 days. 5 to 51-4 : six
lions were crowded witn cotton in ruonthr 5 1-4. Prime mercantile pa
northwest Texas. Prices sagged orr
from lh rx?st. but no actual weakness
developed, and trading was Tery dull
in the late session. Private estimates
of the amount of cotton ginned to
January 16 range from about 12.074.
000 to 12.150.000 bale?. The official
report on ginning will be published
at 2 o'clock tomorrow, fix ports were
ery heary again today, and Interior
stock showed a considerable loss for
th half week.
Receipts of cotton at the ports to
day were 64.912 bales, against 63.607
last week, and 25.203 last year. For
the week. 200.000 bales, against 343,-
721 last week and 111.502 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans, 19.
119 bales, against 10.&2S last year, and
at Houston 16.207, against 9,375 Last
year.
Spot cotton closed steady; middling
uplands. 10.90; middling gulf. 11.15;
tales. 207.
Futures closed steady.
Open. Close.
January 9.24 "9.31
February 9.33 9-32
: March 9.43 - 9.44
April . . . . . . . . 9.50
May . 9.52 9.55
Jane . . v 9.SS
per. b to 6 1-2 percent, sterling ex
change, easy with actual business in
banker bills trt 4.S570 to 4 S575 for
demand, and at 4.S145 to 4.S155 for
sixty-day bills. Posted rates. 4.S2 to
4.S2 1-2 and 4.S0 to 4.S6 1-2. Commer
cial bills. 4.S1 2-S. Bar silver. 6S
Mexican dollars, 52 1-2.
New York Bona.
V. S. Refunding 2s reg . .
U. 8. Refunding 2s cou
U. S. 3s reg
U. S. 3s cou
U. S. Old 4s res
U. S. 4s cou
U. S. New 4s rtfg
U. S. New 4 s cou
Amorican Tobacco Co. 4s
American Tobacco Co. 6s ..
At'antic Coast Line
DaKimora is. Ohio 4s
L. Sc. N. Unified 4s 100 5-3
Seaboard Air Lino 85
Southern Railway .. 112 1-2
U. S. Steel 2nd pfd 9S S-4
' Ctcslno 8tocK lUt.
Amalgamated Copper 115 5-S
American Sugar Refining 132 1-4
American Tobacco Co.. 97 1-2
Atlantic Coast Unto 127 1-2
104 3-4
104 3-4
102
102 3-4
100 3-4
100 3-4
12S 3-4
129 3-4
79
110 1-2
.9S
101 7-S
July
Sept.
00 Iro
3S 1-8
35 3-8
32 1-4
35 3-4
38 1-4
35 1-2
32 3-S
36
.. ..3S 1-2
. . .-.35 3-4
.. ..32 1-2
Tprk Pork, ner bbl.
May . . . 16.52 1-2 16.37 1-2 16.42 1-2
July 16.62 1-2 16.52 1-2 16.55
Lard, per 100 lbs.
Jan 9.30 9.27 1-2 9.27 1-2
May 9.52 1-2 9.421-2 9.45
July 9.52 1 2 9.471-2 9.471-2
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs.
Jan 8.97 1-2 8.97 1-2 S.97 1-2
May 9.17 1-2 9.05 9.10
July 9.25 9.171-2 9.20
Cash ouotatione were as follows:
Flour steady: No 2 spring wheat 77
fiSl: No, 2 69(3 80: No. 2 red 7374
3-S; No- 2 com 42 3-4; No. 2 yellow
43 1-4; No. 2 oats 35 3-4; No. 2 white
38; No. 3 whlto 36 1-4 3S; ro. z rye
62.
Short ribs, side (loose) 8.759.00;
mess norfc rxar barrel 16.02 1-2; lard
per 100 pounds 9.27 1-2; short clear
sides (boxed) 9259.37 1-2.
Whiskey basis High Wines ly.
NAVAL 8TORES
List of Vessels Now In Port of Wll
mington, N. C.
Steamers.
Normannia (Danisii) 1,660 tons, Erick-
sen. Heide & Co.
Bea-tholey, (Br.) 2,433 tens, Studley,
Alexander Sprunt & Sen.
Schooners.
Ella L- Davenport, 470 tons, Dunton,
C. D. Maffitt.
Annie C Grace, 454 tons, Bonsell, C.
D. Maffitt.
Harriet C. Kerlin. 468 tons. Coch
ran.rC. D. Maffitt.
How to Cure Chilblains.
"To enjoy freedom from chilblains,"
writes John Kemp. East Otisfield, Me.,
"I apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used it, for sale rneum witn excel
lent results." Guaranteed to cure fe
ver sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns,
wounds, frost bite3, and skin dieases.
25c at R. R. Bellamy's drug store.
CaTs To Winter Park.
Daily at 3, 3:30, 4 and 4:30 P. M.
Take the children to Winter Park, lw
MATT J. HEYER,
Pres't. "
CHAS. N. EVANS,
Cashier.
nov 15 tf
THE MODERN MOTHER HUBBARD.
But her Bank Book was near.
So she went out and bought
him one.
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Old Mother Hubbard
Went to her cupboard
To get her poor dog a bone.
Her cupboard was bare,
MORAL Save while you can in order that you may have something
to fall back on when your cupboard is bare.
Tbe Wilmington Savings and Trust Company
119 North Front Street
(Opposite Orton Hotel)
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' to oraH emeu, a ior j ohm
Vkken ot Ckett mad Mocuurch skirts
New York. Jan., 22- Turpentine
firm: ' rosin " firm, strained common to
good 4.35. . . "..
Sarao nah, Jan., 22. Turpentine firm
70; sales 307; receipts 201; shipments
se. " . ; ' ":
Rosin , firm ;. 6ales 3.C7C; receipts 2,
ESTABLISHED
1893.
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S2-S4 Grlswold St, Detriot, Mich.
Nicholas Bldg., Toledo, Ohio.
Lennox Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
223 Diamond St, PitrtisbuTg, Pa.
Send name and address for in
formation why ACP and RDG
will sell at 250.
2lt Sa Broad "StC
Philadelphia, Pa.
SWAS-TI-KA!
Stylish Misses Shoes, hand
sewed, vici kid, button and
and lace .... $2.00
.
Patent leather button and
Lace . . . . . $2.5
For Misses and Children. Stylish, Flexi
ble and Durable.
Hewlett & Price,
109 Market Street.
jan-13-tf.
K!0'itC.iE.!
We have just received another car of:
BUGGIES, which we will sell, with
our Lap Robes and Blankets, at a reduced
rate until January 15th.
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jan-22-tr.