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THE HO&HING STA "WILliinTGTOIT' THUESD AY; NO VEEIBE Ef 21; 1907. PAGE SEVEIT COMMERCIAL WiuMiNQTON MARKETS. STAR OFFICE, Nor. 20. SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market, n3NMarket, steady at $3.00 per rr of -SO pounds. foFirm $2.10 per barrel. rRTTDE TURPENTINE Market Son per barrel for hard, $3.00 ffdiD and $3.00 for virgin. f0L?tions same day last year -rit turpentine nothing doing; rosin 89lls :.Jntr rtnine: tar. firm J2.20: - nil r m firm u ...HnA 13.35. I4.50i $4.50. IU1 ' t RECEIPTS. Tusentine . . . .' 21 50 '' 63 66 Spirit Rosin iTof ... Tnrnentine Receipts Same day last year, 52 V spirits turpentine; 317 barrels cin: i4 barrels tar; 72 barrels Side turpentine. crU COTTON MARKET. Market Steady at 10 3-8 cents for middling ttip day last yea: Jnts for middling. Receipt? 2.53S bales, $ame last year 1,697 bales. PRODUCE MARKET. -Firm at 10 .day February March April . May .. June . July .. August ....10.25 ....10.25 , '..10.35 . ..10.30 ....10.29 10.30 10.22 10.19 10.22 10.23 10.29 10.28 10.28 10.20 NEW YORK PRODUCE. MARKET. ppivUTS North Carolina Prime HO- extra prime, $1.12 1-2; fancy, tiis'per bushel of 28 pounds; Virginia !Ko 1 70c; fancy 72 l-275; Span ish $1.00l.Oo. TORN Firm, 8082 1-2 per bushel whiter 78080 for mixed. ' C. BACON Steady; hams, 16c ?r pound; shoulders- 1314c; sides, iull, 1314. EGGS Firm, 25c per dozen. CHICKENS Firm at 20040c for imall; growns, firm, 3545c BEESWAX Firm at 27 to 28. TALLOW Firm At 4 1-2 Se. pi r pound. BEEF CATTLE Dull at 2 to 3 1-2 per pound on foot. HIDES Dry flint, 14 to lie; fma f l-2c per pound. PORK Firm at 10c per pound. TURKEYS Firm at 15c on foot; lie dressed. SWEET POTATOES Firm at 60 0 bushel. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ' (By Wire to The Mora rag Star.) New York, Nov. 20. There was not the consistent weakness in the stock market today that was so conspicuous yesterday but the course of prices was uncertain and fluctuating all day. Li quidation of the special kind that was h eridence yesterday was suspended, for a time today. The perception of this fact prompted some covering of shorts put out during the 'decline. Hence the midday rally in the market. There was some recurrence of liqui dation late in the day. The distinctly easier tone of the call money market in the last day or two does not serve as assurance against such exigencies on the occasion of the maturity of time Joans. The whole problem of maturities of outstanding loans obli gations offers somewhat formidable possibilities for epecdative conjec ture, especially in view of the convic tion that nearly universal indulgence has been shown during the period of practical paralysis of credit from vhicb. business has suffered. The ultimate outcome when the siness body begins to feel the cur- i ants of life circulate again and when, I m consequence liquidation must be re- is me suujeci oi suucuuac. The development of the day which as least liked was the renewed rise in the premium on currency and the resulting signs off disorder in the foreign exchange market. The post ponement of dividend action on the Atlantic Coast Line stock caused some special weakness in the South ern group. The calling in of loans oj the banks, which ran the call loan rate up to 15 per cent, was attribu ted in some quarters to preparations vj the banks for subscriptions to the ited States Treasury certificates. The effect was to weaken the whole oarket again. Bonds kere irregular. Total sales par value $3,722,000. United States 3s Qecjined 3-4 and the 4s one per cent 00 call. Total sales 465,000 shares. prai 1 vhi (By Wire to The Moraine StarM New York, Nov. 20. FLOUR Dull and unchanged. RYE FLOUR Steady. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Steady. CORN MEAL- Quiet ; kiln dried 3.55 to 3.70. Dry barely steady No. 2 western 91 l2i WHEAT Spot easy; No. 2 red 99 5-8 elevator, No. .2 hard winter 1.06 1-2. options weak closed-3-4 to, 7-8c net lower. December 1.02 3-8; May 1.09 3-$. CORN Spot steady; No. 265 ele vator. No. 2 white 67.' Options without transactions, closing 5-8 net lower, December 67 1-4; May-64 1-2. OATS jS pot steady; mixed 52; nat ural white 52 to 54 1-2. LARD Steady; western prime 8.70 to 8.80 nominal. Refined steady. PORK (Barely steady; m-ass 15.50. TALLOW Dull. RICE Quiet. MOLASSES Steady. SUGAR Raw quiet; fair refining 3.30; centrifugal 96 test 3.80; molasses sugar 3.90. COFFEE Spot quiet Rio No. 7, 6; Santos No. 4, 7 3-4. Mild coffee steady; Cordova 9 3-4 to 13 1-4. Futures open ed steady and closed steady net 5 points lower to 5 points higher. BUTTER Quiet but steady. CHEESE Quiet, unchanged. EGGS Steady, unchanged. PEANUTS Steady, unchanged. FREIGHTS to Liverpool Steady, cotton by steam 25 cents. POTATOES Easy, unchanged. CABBAGES Easter; domestic 5.00 to 7.00. ' s COTTON SEED OIL was firm on speculative support and higher prices. -Prime' crude 22 1-2; prime summer yellow 33 to 34; off summer yellow 31 to 3"2"l-4; good off summer yellow 31 1-2 to 32 1-2; prime white 38 to 40; prime winter yellow 38 to 40. FINANCIAL MARKET. 10 11-16; 10 3-4; 7-8; net re net re- net re ceipts 7,625. " Augusta Firm, ceipts .1,807. Memphis Steady, ceipts 3,665. (St. Louis Steady; 10 oelpts 671. Cincinnati Net receipts 720. Louisville Firm, 10 3-4. Little Rock Quiet, 10 1-4. , .. Total today; Net receipts 16,535; gross receipts 24,293; shipments 23, 990; sales3,965; stocks 245,029. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CBy WAre. to e.MprnJacetiu;.! New York, Nov. 20. Money on call strong 6 to 15 per cent.; ruling rate 7, closing bid, 6, offered at 10. Time loans strong and dull; sixty days 15 per cent, and ninety days 12 to 15 per cent. Six months 8 per cent. Close: Prime mercantile papsr nominally 8 to 10 per cent. Sterling exchange strong with actual business In bank era bills at 4.8685 to 4.87 for demand and at 4.78 1-2 to 4.79 for sixty day bills. Commercial bills 4.78 1-2 to 4.79. Bar silver 59 1-4. Mexican dol lars 47. U. U. U. U. U. U. Nevtf Vorv "ronO S. refunding reg S. refunding 2s co..u S. 3s reg S. 3s cou S. new 4s reg S. new 4s cou American Tobacco Co. 4s American Tobacco Co. 6s Atlantic Coast Line 4 s Baltimore & Ohio 4s.: L. & N. Unified 4 s Seaboard Air Line 4s.. Southern Railway U. S. Steel 5 s Closing Stock List. Amalgamated Copper American Car & Foundry Amr. Car & 'Foundry pfd American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd . . . American Locomotive American Locomotive pfd American Smelting & Ref.... .104 .104 .100 1-2 .100 1-2 119 119 4 , 60 91 . 83 7-8 . 90 1-2 93 1-4 . 61 92 , 78 5-8 45 3-4 25 .8095 23 1-2 .7085 , 34 1-2 89 60 1-4 (By Wire to the Morning Star.) Chicago, Nov. 20. Liberal realizing sales caused weakness in the local wheat market today. At the close the December delivery was off 7-8. Cprn was up t-8 to 3-4. Oats were 1-8 to 1-4 lower. Provisions were T 1-2 to 25c higher. Leading futures closed as follows: Wheat December, 92 3-4; May, 1.01 5-8; July, 96 1-8. C,orn December, 55 3-8; May, 56 1-8 to 1-4; July, 55 3-4. Oats Deoamber, 46 3-8; May, 50; July, 45. Mess pork, per barrel January, 12, 67 1.-2; May, 12.97 1-2. Lard, per 100 pounds January, 7. 77 1-2; May, 7.80. Short ribs, per 100 pounds January, 6.82 1-2; May, 6.95. Cash quotations were as follows : Flour Steady. No. 2 spring wheat 1,00 to 1.04; No. 3, 93 to 1.03; No. 2 red 92 1-8 to 93 1-8 No. 2 corn 58 to 58 1-2; No. 2 yel low 60 1-2 to .61 ; No. 2 oats 45 7-8; No. 3 white 46 to 50. No. 2 rye 76. Short Ribs, sides (loose) 6.75 to 7.75: Mess Pork, per bbl 12.55 to 12.75 Lard, per 100 lbs. 8.37 1-2. -Short Clear' Sides (boxed) 7.37 1-2 to 7.62 1-2. Whiskey, basis of High Wines 1.35 LIVERPOOL MARKET. Heide & Co. Cecillo (Nor.) 725 tons, Bryde, Alex ander Sprunt & Son. DInsdalehadd (Br.) 2,534 tons, Burn, Held & Co. Osceola, , (Br.) 2,318 tons, Mackirdy; Alexander Sprunt & Son. 1 Edernian (Br.)- 2,285 tons, i Griffith, Alexander Sprunt & Son. 1 Frieda, (Br.) 1,335 tons, Heslop, H-eide & Co. Barques. Auburndale, 675 tons, Haskell. C. D. Maflltt. ' Schooners. Fairfield, 478 tons, Sawyer, C. D. Maffltt. Gardiner B. Reynolds, 331 tons, Par sons, C. D. Maffltt. Horace P. Shares, 392 tons, Flynn, C. D. Maffltt. Grace Seymour, 494 tons, Gibbs, Bos ton to Georgetown, C. D. Mafftt (in "distress.) Barges. Pocomoke,, 787 tons, Harmon, C. D. Maffltt. "T)F THE STREETS. American Smelting & Ref pfd. . 84 1-2 American Sugar Refining 101 3-4 American Tobacco pfd cert. . . 64 Atchison 68 7-8 Atr.hison Dfd 81 3-4 Atlantic Coast Line 6163 Baltimore & Ohio 78 1-4 Baltimore & Ohio pfd 75 to 80 Chesapeake & Ohio 25 7-8 Kansas City Southern 20 1-2 Kansas City Southern pfd 48 ( By Cable to The Morning Star.) Liverpool, Nov. 20. Cotton: Spo moderate business done; prices I Doints higher; American middling fair, 6.43; god middling 6.07; mid dling 5.87; , low middling 5.55; good ordinary 5.11: ordinary 4.51. The sales of the day were 8,000 were for speculation and export and included 7.100 American. Receipts 21.000 bales Including 8,500 American Futures opened quiet and steady and closed steady. American middling u O O: November 5.64 1-2; November and -December 5.57; December and January 5.57 1-2; January and Feb ruary 5.59: February and March 5.60; March and April 5.61; April and May Kfil 1-2: Mav and June 5.62: June and. July 5-62; July and August 5.61 DRY GOqDS MARKET fBy Wire to the Morning Star.) New York, Nov. 20. The dry goods market was steadier today and mer chants began to note signs of recovery from the stagnation and the doubt of the Dast ten days. More buying was noted and collections improved Phdnpps in value in some lines of cottons for late delivery are noted and some reductions have been made In balbrlggans, hosiery and some other lines of merchandise. The silk trade la ouiet and cancellations are being fought firmly. NAVAL STORES. THL COTTON MARKET. By Wire to the Itornlng Star.) New York, Nov. 20 The cotton jarset was qufet today but ruled gen erauv steady, closing at a net ad 2Hce of 7 to 12 points. Sales were uuiaiea at 175.000 bales. The mar ket to 15 opened firm at an advance of 12 neurit? r-r 1,V.A T 1 1 UU111SQ Private estimates of crop sports that wet weather in the to! JLWas damaging unpicked cot- - mere was heaw rpaHylnc at the asoe h-it nfr Xj. ti me markpr mloH nulot on sorbed la th I steady. - ith: ntiroen and after some little irregu- 1mm!?11 3 or 4 Points of the best "dnjent seemprl to ho a iittio mr-Q . Arable t0 thfi marVot rvorino- r omol. cuiatSmates of the crP recently cir- nr A 11 . . tinna Lue DUU claims .or con- nrmness in the Interior mar- L I no o-t.-V m ty rp?lncted no douDt y nncertain oS?uf the action of toe revision to the" -e the close tonight and as ejrtJaowmg of tne census report Wcian-. 6arly tomorrow. , Local sta SU3 ronl?re estimating that the cen- """I wi 1 1 shnw n rrnn nnrv ""j " a. uj u l. 1 .uuu.uuu v.. 11 I.. 8.5SOOOO , 1 November 14 against d thiiv same date last year dicate a SU a showIng would in bak, crP of under 12.000.000 r u l ?otton at the ports to Tee an rn asainst 56,204 last Iast week 0 against 354,243 rec.5n?d 412-949 last year, To Wl aStS oat New .ns 13,711 Hton 7 r?- 24'0?5 last ar and at SPot cotton af aInst 30'493 Iast year, anre M.5i?ed steady 10 points ddw w,r 4?B uplands 10.90: Putnrl, 1 Ai-15; saks 1.000 bales. Hteaay opened Arm and .. closed 40nt, fcttnber Member Open. . .10.55 ..10.17 Close. 10.37 10.52 10.14 L. & N. New York Central Norfolk & Western Norfolk & Western pfd . Pennsylvania People's Gas Reading 1 Reading 1st pfd Reading 2nd pfd . . Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd . . . Southern Pacific Southern Pacific pfd . . SoutHprn .Railway Southern Railway pfd . Tenn., Coal & Iron . . . U. S .Steel IT. S. Steel pfd . . Va-Car. Chemical Va-Car. Chemical pfd -. Seaboard Air Line . . . . Seaboard Air Line pfd' Standard Oil Western Union . . .. . 89 3-4 ...93 ... 61 1-2 .. 6575 ...108 3-4 ,...7374 ... 79 ...75 ...67 1-2 . . . 12 1-4 ,...2829 66 1-8 . . ,102 ... 10 3-4 .. 36 1-8 ..95101 ... 22 3-4 . . . 79 5-8 ... 15 8890 (By Wire to the Morning Star.) New York, Nov. 20. Turpentine pasv 50: rosin easy, strained common to cood 3.65 to 3.70. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 20. Turpentine firm 45: sates 812; receipts 653; ship ment a 65. Rosin firm; sales 2,926; receipts Knnfi- Rhimnents 537: stocks 103,796 AAto. A TV C. 3.20 to 3.25: D, 3.20 5 s.20 to 3.25: F. 3.25 to 3.50; G. 3.25 to 3.50; H, 3.30 to 3.35; I, 3.80 tr, 3 90- KL 4.80: M. 5.25; N, 5.90; Wlx, 6.30; WW, 6.60. Charleston, S. C, Nov. 20 Turpen tine and rosin unchanged. MARINE ARRIVED. .391 . 6265 PORT MOVEMENT. Galveston steady, lit net. receipts 15.974; New Orleans Firm, 10 3-8; net re ceipts 13,711. . Mobile Firm, 10 3-8; net receipts 3,857. Savannah Firm, 10 3-8; net re ceipts 12,684. Charleston, Firm, 10 3-8; net re ceipts 1,646. , Wilmington Steady, 10 5-16; net re ceipts 2,538. Norfolk-r-Flrm, 10 5-8 net receipts 4,198. Baltimore Nominal, 10 5-8. . New York Steady, 10.90. Boston Steady, 10.80; net .receipts 18. -. . r Total. today, at all ports, n-et receipts 58.426; Great Britain 31,939; . Conti nent 1,173; stocks 816,901. Consolidated, at all ports, Net re ceipts 239,147; Great, Britain ,78,966; France 15,305; Continent 65,929; Ja pan 3,120. , Total since September 1st, at all ports, net receipts 2,863,505; Great Britain 885,279; France 255,462; Con-J tlnent 829,699;: Japan-177,432; Mexico 220. , iV:--.''. v:-n.vl -. 'St.r. Johnson, Bradshaw, Fayette- ville, to master. . Br. Str. Armenia, 1,515 tons, Mack Ti0a9 oioiip.ester. Mass.. Heide & Co KTnr tr. Cecilia, 725 tons, Bryde, wavana. Alexander Sprunt & Son. Ronr. Fairfield. 4t8 tons, Sawyer, New York, C. D. Maffltt. CLEARED. , Str. Johnson,.radshaw, vllle, by master. Rrir. Harry W. ' Haynes, Port-au-Prince, C. D. Maffltt. Schr. Eliza Ai Scribner, Georgetown, C. D. Maffltt. Fayette- Goodwin, Dodd, . , Interior Movement. : Houston Steady, 10 f. 3 ;; - net re- BY RIVER AND RAIL Receipts of Naval Stores and Cotton yesieroay. Wilmington, N. C, Nov. .20, 1907. ' n n Railroad 293 bales cotton; 4 barrels crude turpentine. . W & W. Railroad 554 bales cot ton; 2 casks spirits turpentine. . JW C. & A. Railroad 1,117 bales cotton; 3 casks spirits turpentine; 10 barrels rosin; 38 barrels tar; 11 bar refs crude turpentine. A. & Y. Railroad -346 bales cotton; 17 barrels tar. . -W.& N. Railroad 223 bales cotton;; 2 casks spirits turpentine; 42 barrels: crude turpentine s. , ,x ' w Str.1 WhlUock 14 casks spirits .tur pentine; 40 barrels-D? rosin; 6 barrels taf ' ' "1 Str. Johnson 2- bales cotton; 9 bar rels crude, turpentine. Schr. Allen 3 bales cotton; 2 bar rels tar. iA v Total 2,538 bales cotton; 21 cask spirits turpentine ; 50 r.barrels" rosin; 63 barrels tar; 66 barrels' crude tur-, pentine. . , . -. v t , ' MARINE DIRECTORY. List of Vessel Now- In lFort at- WHf MinntMR . . -;. steamers. . Armenia' (Br.), : l,515r tons, ; Mackness, Young Criminals In the Making and New York's Juvenile Court. A day spent in New York's children's court will never be forgotten. Here all the youthful offenders are tried. Into this court crowds more of human interest than in any other court in the world. Bef ore its bar is constantly passing a 'great procession of human incongruities, scenes vibrant with pa thos and humor, for both pathos and humor consist in the perception of Incongruities. It is the sins of the parents and the sins of the living con ditions that the overcrowded city forces on its' children that here stand Out most strikingly. The real culprit is more dften the delinquent parent than the delinquent child. The sight of a child trotting to a saloon two or three times a day, pall in hand, to procure the family supply of beer a, familiar one in a great city impeaches the parent for a criminal indifference. Small wonder that the child's moral perceptions are obliterated and his In stincts perverted In such surroundings. It is in the streets, the vice " sown streets, that the child learns to gam ble, to swear, to steal. He cannot help It He must employ the. ways of his companions if be is to survive among them. And the ways of his compan ions lead oftehest to the children's court. Delineator. -' H -V. This is to notify my friends and patrons .'and any others whomay bm .interested, that I have moved my office from 16 Princess St, to the Oddv Fellows' Building, Room 15. I have houses, building lots, cemetery T lotsy : farms, timber lands bank stock, mill stock s and mercantile stock froi2k Charleston, W. Va.; to Titusville, Fia., For sale, a few goo renting proposf- tlons. Call and see me at Room .15, O dd Fellows' Bulldmi G. W. SH EPAR D The Real Estate Man. - NATIONAL BANK The Conservative policy f this bank Is approved by business men. It gives special attention to mercantile accounts and is prepared to extend to its depositors every facility and accommodation permitted by Safe .methods. ? Capital Surplus and Profits . . $125,000.0Q 225,000.00 us ' ..V, : AGENTS FOR GOLF IN HOLLAND. An Almanac of 1500 Shows the Dutoh Putting at Holes. England did not borrow golf orig inally from France, but from Holland, whence the Scots used to buy balls, if not clubs, till a crushing duty was placed on Dutch golf balls. Indeed, there Is. abundant evidence, Including that of Froissart, to prove that the- Scots got everything from Holland ready made in exchange for raw materials. However it was managed, we got Coif balls from Holland and adopted the Flemish ' invention of the hole. This was the most brilliant Invention of the Batavian genius. ' All continental people played at an Iron hoop or at a fixed object like the pin In croquet, but an illuminated al manac of about 1500 shows that in the Low Countries players already putted at holes. The other kind of game, driving with hammer headed clubs and lofting through an'iron ring instead of putting at the hole, reached England from France in the sixteenth century, but died out after the revolution of 168S. It is still played In the neighborhood Of Montpellier and in a rude fashion, with a queer iron headed club, in the north of France. London News. See our Special Men's Patent Blucher at. Men'sBox Calf and Vici Blucher at Ladies' Patent Blucher and Button at. . . ..$3.00 . 1.9S . . 3.6a SHOES Cash Shoe Store. 115 Princess St. lercer 6 Matting, Art Squares and Lace Curtains , In addition to a large Stock of Dry Goods and Notions I have put in Mattings, Art Squares and Lace Curtains, an ask the public-, to inspect before buying. . J. WEIL, 116 Market St. Sole Agents for THE NEMO CORSET and MAY MANTON PATTERNS. , ''Mm The Seasonifor Sporting Goods Is On Call in and let us show you complete line! of Remington hammer and hammerless Guns. The celebrated Baker, all grades. Also fine lino of Belgium Hammer Guns, Gun Covers, Legglns and ai large and assorted stock of Ammunition. A . WM. E. SPRINGER & COMPABTSir Active Enough. Physician (reflectively) H'm! The case Is one, I think, that will yield to a mild stimulant Let me see your tongue, madam, If you please. Hus band of Patient (hastily) Doctor, her tongue doesn't need any stimulating. Pearson's Weekly. GU10N& DAVIS, Barbers and Hair Dressers. Are still at the old stand, No. 7 South Front street, where they are prepared, as usual, to serve the public in the best style. Everything neces sary to the comfort and complete sat isfaction of our patrons. GOOD SHOOTING Depends on the Gun, If you have a good gun, you will find no fault with your shooting. Lefever Guns are Good. We have them in prices from 525.00 to $45.00. Itbica Guns , from $18.00 to S4500 lliey are good too. Winchester and U. M.;C. " Ammunition. J.W. F.lurchisOnCo BAYS The MgKANNA LIQUOR TREATMENT Cures 'to Stay Safe and prompt relief. Call or write to nearest sanitarium. Address ... , "V McKanna 3-Day Liquor Cure Co. ' COLUMBIA, S.C. REIDSVILLH, N. C 1206 1-2 Main St Phone 418. Phone 184. f, ir,-. ... ' mimm Wm 11 , rj, rr V: . m rA":.'.a,''i an Belle of Virginia Rye deserves its name, d the name is certainly one of distinction and old-time aristocracy. It's a whiskey we are proud of on account of its purity and high quality and its hosts of admiring friends who will drink nothing else. Belle of Virginia is a blend a scientific, uniform blend of pure, old goods. "It's a whiskey with a flavor, and a fine, invigorating after-effect long to (! be remembered by those who drink it., A "f ' Tryit and you will makeno!niistakev,.:?4lM Sold at the places where gentlemen ; go to get. a drink. j. e. mahoney; Portsmouth, Virginia --,.''i.-Vivf.; r a J; :.7tii THEMHZSTt 1 : j r- -w,I e. , V 1 t. i
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