COM MARKET
EASIER ID HER
last Prices Show Net
Loss of 16 to 28 Points
RALEIGH
MARKET
L
n
Sales Estimated at ; 156,000
Opening tu Xew j York
I
Bales
Market
'f 'l Steady at a !x line of 3 to 9 Points
v L-some Irregularity During Karly
5 Session, Hut tleneral Trend Down-
' . - . ri - - - . '
ward. . .
. - - " .
.: (By the Associated Tress.)
:t-;New York. June 22.- The cotton
u market ' wasi, easier today ami 'while.
4hp' close was steady; ia v tone, last
prices Showed at net loss of 1G Jo 28
poitnsl Sales Were estimated at 15ft,
4M - bales. ':.-' ' v. :--"K'y
' 5I'h 'market opened barely steady
a decline of 3, to 9 points Vlrt re
sponse toi lower i cables, favorable
vvetither oter the week end, bearish
erbp accounts and unfavorable trade
ayvvie-s from the . : contint -Ther.e
-was 'some little! irregularity during the
. eaily session, butt the general tend
ency of the market wu downward
' arid the lowest points Were reached
invthe late trading witfh the. close
ordy a shade up from the lowest oh
the new crop months and at hpttom
I"fiiures on near '.positions whJch 'Tuled.
- relatively weak all day,, iNext Friday
Vi)l be the first July nbtice dayt in
th coal market and part of the sell
jJiv ;of thatjposition today was sup
jpVvd to refletet liquidation by trailing
Vlons to avoid .deliveries. Crop ad
J vices from points east of the Missis
sippi were generally' favorable and
'the scattering showers ; reported over
Sunday Were thought -to be beneficial,
.particularly In Southern Texas. Sou th-
- ern spot markets reported early( were
steady to firm at unchanged prices.
Local traders fire looking forward to
TLearish government report on July
1st. carrying the crop up to June 25th
and predictions of from 83 to 85 per
"-ent. are Jvenrd around the street as
to" its probable showing.
, Receipts at the ports5 today 8,437
'bales against 7,6-29 last week and
8.3 47 last year. For the week, 50,000
"bales against '48,723 last week and
27,984 last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans . 3,362 bales, against 588
-last year,' and at.ouston 854- bales;
tufainst 405 last year. r v.
" Spot cotton closed .quiet, 20 points
lower? middling pplands, 12.00; mid
idling gulf, 12.25: sales 25 bales. Fu
lures opened barely steady and closed
steady!
TJune '.
r July :
I v August
(';- Sept, .
V ; Oct. -,
V" Nov. .
Dec. .
Van. .
Vb. .
Open. igh. Low.
10.50
10.47
10.12
9.50
10.55
1&748
10.14
9.50
9.30
9.28
9.25
;farch .
April. .
Hid.
. 9.28 .
. 9.25
9 9
' - .
.19.2 3 .9.21
. 9.2..
Offered
10.37
.10.28
9.97
9.33
, 9.30
9.16
9.14
. ' mm
9.13
Closv
10.37
10.36
10.30
9.97
9.36
, 9.21
9.19
9.15
9.15
9.14
Cotton.
9
Liverpool
Liverpool, June 22. Closing-cotton
spot, easier;? American mid Ming, fair,'
7.?2; good middling, 6.86 ; Middling,
6.58; low .middling, 6.20; good ordi
nary, 5,62; ordinary. 5.22; The sales
of the day were 5.000 bales, of Wnich
' 500 were for speculation and) export.
and Including 4,700 American. Ite
cfipts, 27,000 -bales, . Including 17,400
American. Futures opened steady and
closed barely steady; American mid
dling good ordinary cotton.- June, 5.95;
Juiu and July, - 5.88 ) 1-2; July and
Augusts 5.82: August' and September,
5.55; September and October, 5.28 1-2.;
October and November. 5.16 '1-2; No-.
Vember and; Decemler, 5.10; Decem-
' let "en.! JaV-iaryiV 5.06 1-2; January
ana, . Crua. y, L.H'S 1-2; February
and March. .5.03 1-2; - March and
.'April 5.03. 1-2. I " '. .
- " .'. New Orleans Cotton. . ; '
r M w : Orleans. June i2. Cotton
.rials' w. re dull and easy with prlcvs
i ,ur.t halt, . d. middling. : 11 7-'; siiKrS.
. wi. J t on the spot and t,7,') i jir
rvv ! i tures opened ouiet l
in ii.ls I clow the !ose tatu'd t .". t!;fc?
. ut.'.i: printing cables fro?n l.iH-r,t .',
roll ipt; the Opening .d u erf
r .:. fd from Texas to thd tAt'C. ma
; pew cotton receipts were large and
this . also exerted a bearish influence
on the market. The market alter
the opening continued to rule easy
. and lower on the absence lof any ' re-
a.ss tiring advict-s of a bullish nature.
"The decline continued into the late
, w.-sHn w hen ; futures eased off still
further. on the failure of any more en
couraging fa.ctors. At the close. Which
Was dull, the ac tive , months were 18
to 22 points below Saturday's closing,
: ' Closing bids: June 11.52; July, 11.-5-2;
August, 10.80; September. 9.97;
ttK'tober, 9.42; November, 9.33; De
cemler,, 9.26; January, 9.26. -r
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
A RECORD UNEQUALLED !
- From 1897 to 1906 Its Interest Income was $18,603.53.
For same period the payments for Death Claims. Matured Endowments and 1
k i Annuities were $lfi,718103.
Excess Interest over all $ 1 ,88T,550.
- No wonder lta ANNUAL DIVIDENDS to lOLICYUOLDERS AIUE THE
LARGEST - '-. I ' '-
Union Ortraf policies the DEST TO SELL because MOST PROFTT
able to the POLICIV'IIOLDERS.
f . ' Write for contract to
CAREY J. HUNTER a BR0., STATE Agents.
Raleigh; North Carolina.
it-
XTnloading Car
15
IWTE IMF
1
Phillips
Penny
RALEIGH, Na C.
. . Slocks and Bonds.
New York.! June 2 2.-4-The Weakness
of stocks today-gave ah impression or
less passiveness than the . occasional
drop with ; Intervals of recovery last
week-l There was only small expan
sion in the volpme of dealings to ac
count; for this appearance. .The active
desire1 shown to get out of holdings
of one or-, two stocks was largely ac
countable for the changed tone of the
dealings.
Rock Island4s security Were the con?
spicuous example In continuance of a
sudden decline which Commenced in
the closing dealings" on Saturday and
which; had a. considerable influence, in
unsettling th tone.
There was1 nothing Ire? the general
news to prompt selUni of stocks. The
accumulation of banking reserves is
reaching a, roint that seems to nec
essitate active measures to find em
ployment for these sums.. Paris took
gold from London today and the un
satisfied appetite of that center and of
Berlin for- the metal, .constitutes tne
first ripple in the money market. Re
ports of -the placing of part of the
new bond issue or the national rau-
A further break In the Rock Island
collatteral bonds and another fractional
shading in the new Union .Pacific 4's
were ; features of the bond market
which was heavy. Total sales par
value ; $2,535,000. : U.-f S. bonds un
changed. ' ' ; " - - . .';;v; -;': v"".
Total sales today 425.900 shares, in
cluding: Copper. 21,600; Sugar, 1,-
800; A. C. L., 300; C. and O., 7,400;
L. and N., 600; N. and W., 50; Read
ing, 86.300; Southern, 100; pfd., 500;
U. P., 106.200; U. S. Steel, 42.200; Va
Carolina Chemical, 300; pfd., 200;
Tenxu Copper 200; Sloss Sheffield. 100.
wrt's of Mexico with Paris bankers
were believed to explan the decline in
ouri foreign exchange market. Traf
lie otficials of the
systems speculate In
encouragement of the
although having small actual, increase
in tonnage movement to report ?uch
an increase was inferrable? from the
statistic of the surplus idle freight cars
on June 10, given out by the Ameri--an
IlaJlway-" Association, the total
at that time haying fallen to 349.994.
a decrease since May -27. of 31,910
cars. Therei was some discussion of a
possible concerted wage reduction by
Southern railroads, and this had a bad
effi-ct on the tone of the'market The
-dosing tone was .weak.
.- ' BONDS. ' -:
great ... railroad
at. tone of some
business outlook
v v, Italelgh Spot Cotton.
Receipts yesterday, 35 bales.
Prices, best grade, 12 1-$ to 12c.
,-The local market made a decline of
rone-eighth of a ;cent yesterday. . The
. price in the earlier part of the day
r-w's 12 1-8 cents for the Inst grade
lu( in the afternoon it dropped to 12
reiits. ' ; ! " .- .
- Other Cot ton .Markets,
Porta Tone ;
ft
1'c-rtMovemeuf
(ia)vetiton...
Ntvr Orleans. .
Mobile .
. ,Savanuah...
. lii&rletitou.-
VUniiHttcn.
rvcrioiit......
r.altliTiore....
Ntvr Vorkfc....
licfetbll
l'uUade)fUla.
mm
Interior Mormt
Houston
Augusta.....
' M. Loui. . 1
; CiijniiU.
. quiet
dull
Bteadyx
teiMiy
firm
- quiet
quiet
nominal
quiet
qulet
qiiiet
s'eady
llrui .
sieadjr '
H.esuiy
Mldllng jllecoipH
11
118
tm
117s-
1 -1Z3A
12-20
IZ20
12 25
- ttn
12
2.54 V
S.262
2S
19
851
29
201
717
RECEIVED!
- A Big Lot of f J
di Him
AWD SIDES
T. EDWARDS &:S0N
Cor. Wilmington & Davie Sts
U..Gf.ref.2s.reg..''.04Ji
dp.ref.z.coup..lOS
do.3s.reg ...J 101
do.Ss.eoup...,..,101
do.new4s.rcijl2t,4
do.new4ti.cou pl224
A rn.Tob.4s ?2 .
do.6s.-....liBSr
Atch.Ken.4s . 9744
do-adjL4a.-. 89
do.CV48......je.A 99
do.Cv5 .100
A.CU4.. 'SZ
a&o.4.i. i.- WA
do.354l. -.. 93'4
ait.T.cv.4. 71&
Cen:ofya.$8........105
do.lKt.tnc. , 71
do.2iI-inc.... 4C4
da Jrd.lnc........ 36!4
a4(.4.. 101
C.4A.3Ji8..
C.B.ti-neir4s..- 9VA
CILI.APac.4a.. 60?8
do.col.5H-. ...... 70
do.r(d4-. 63 '
C.C.U.fStL..4s 94
Col.In.5u.tier.A-,. 61
txl.Mid.4H...,i. 'S-:
CoL4South.4 89$4
D.cU.cv4t.T.i 9VAJ
V.&.IU0G t.A 92 -
f'A
do.45n.cer.2Js. 8804
do.4js2dse . S&'A
U-kS.Aa....L...
Man.con.gold s. 95
Mex.Cen. 4s...... 84
do.lst.inc... i.jl5
Mlnn.ASt.I,4s... tO '
Mo.K.STex, 44- 968
do.2s ... .... 83
N-It-It-Mexico.,, 8IJ
N.Y.Cen.gan. Z'i 92
N.J.igen. 5i 1 23J
No.ac.4s.......ioij4
do.2n..-.... ...L. 71
NV.con.4.... 94
OraS..S.4-..,..., Sift
Penn.rt3?4"" 91
- do.t'Hi4a... 10l!4
Ifeadftig geit.43.., 96V4
Itepuba5s-...L....103
8UL.&I.M.ca5s..l06
Str.AS-P.4f- . C'i
St.I,l:.S.V.co. 4s 6 v
S. A (I i4- .. 54
So. I'ac 4s.;.... 85 J
do.l8t.4t-cer. 92'4
So.Hwy.5-..."- 99
tex.Jt I'ac.lsta. . 1 08
J-St.I.iW.4s..-- 72
UniitnPac. 4s...w.l028
do.cv.4n. 91'4
U-S.SteeI2J.5s. 96'4
Krle prior llen4a. 85 -7. 1 Wabash lstB.....10344
34
nock.Va;4J ...10144
IntbMel4Jif-
"Japan4.1.i.
r
WeOIld.4s.;.. 69
W.llaktel,ts.. 0
Vla.Ceitf4... , 85l
N.V.X.lirUo.68.-125J4
STOCKS. ,
Am.Coppcr.IL... C64
Atn.CariP.iI, 3354
" daprcC....... 9 ,
Am.CoUdOiL 30'4
Aiii.llMeAIpr. 18
Anrricanlca.w. 264
Atf.Lineed01l. 8
Am. Locomotive 41
do.p.-ef...,,..wio J
Ani.S.AIlef........ S47g
; dapref. . 9.J4
A ra-SuK&rUef. 122
Arn.Tob.pfd.e-. 89
A4U.VVoolen.., 21
Anac'iuMin-Co.. 42'4
Athlnori,. 80 .
' dapref.....-. .93 '
- y r
lUtt ... ,.. 84?
daprjsC. . 81
Broolc.Kap.Tr a, 4 $'4
Canadian Pac... 15744
Ceu-Leather 2iY3,
do.prt;f......... 92
Cen.orN'.J -1...181
Cbe-4:OhM.;.r..
C.U. Western.!.. &4
ChIcaKoiN.W148
Chl.M.kSt,P....l9
I Ja & S - 10
Mex.Cen......... 10$.
Bilnn.ASt.S.... 27
Ml.StI'.cS;s.M-109
Missouri Pac. 4
Mjan.diTex-. 26'4
dapref..---.' 59
National Lead. $z
N.Y.Central.ioi44
N.Y.Orvti West. J28
N.W . ............. ..
N.Amerlcan. i. 68
Nor. Pac-pJlssJg
PaciHcMall 24J
Penn --...t...i jo
reople'Bvlaa.... 9i
I,.C.C.-tL.L,;.r 70
Presa-SteelCarU 25
PAill.PalafceCar.i58
liail Steel Spr L J5J
ltea4Ing....,,,..400
HepuUIcSteeLL. l7s
do. pref.-..... 6314
ItocklKlandCo.
do-pret,..
St-U t 8an Fran- :
cisco2d.pref.".. 27J4
S.L.&So.Wet-L 15
dotpre..,..,. 37V1
14
U 2944
M mm
AND
iat.es
;,B-r-'
W.A.MYATT
IIALKIGII, V. C.
atictstt, ........ $oj
CoLFueldlron, 25i
Col.Houthern 28 '4
-do.lst.pref.-.-' 5644
do.2d.preL...... 46
Con-1!. Ua.....-122
CornPro 16'4
lel.V 1 i udHon..... 158
len.4Ulo(Jra 24','4
do.pref. . 61
IMstlller'RSec...!.. 33 -Krle..
18JA
.do.lBt.pref.,...... 8314
do.2d. pref...., 82Ji
Jen. Klec trie...... 130
(it.Nor.(Jrectf... 584
IlLCeru' 12T4
Int-Metropollf- 10?s
do.pref-....-. 274
Inu;iaperi i. 97&
, do.pref.....,., 5544
int-l'ump. ...
Iowa Central
Kan.C.So.......
dovpref ..,-
224
18
22U
54J
Sloss-Sht'frUl . 484
So. Pac.....-. .868
dApref- -ll "
Sou thernKy.. 1644
dapref,.. 43'
Tcnn.Cop...., 3544
Tex.l'ai .....- 22
T.M.U&W. 19
44-
142J4
. 82
. 24
dapref.
I'nlonl'acinc
dii.pref.4....
tjX.UubDer,.
'do.ist.pref...,.- 92-44
U-5. Steel 6 :
dc-pref..--lv-44
UtahCop..---, 30!4
ya.Ca.Cheiu.Co. 22
do. pref ... 1 0 0J
Wabash-. 11'4
do.pref........ 2-WesU'hou-eKI-,
SI
West. Union-... 61
W.AI-akeKrKs . 8
WiscorislnCen....
StandardOil-. 597
C.rain aiiiMrovisoiis.
Chicago, June 22.-The local wheat
market was irregular today, the July
option beins' heavy and i the distant
deliveries tirm. At the close the July
delivery was unchanged. Corn was
l-8ftlt4c'. higher. Oats were urV
changed. Provisions were
7 1-2 (fi 10c. higher.
Highest, ; lowest
Wheat:
' J uly.
- iSept
Corn;
July. .
Sept
Oats:! July..-
Sept....
Pork: -.
July..
sept.,
Lard: .
J uly..
Sept....
ItlbH:
July....
Sep..
89'',
se'4iS
703s
' 744 r
483
43J
14 6. 1
1-8&
9.01
'9.17
HJtt
8iV
86'4
8144
69'
693g
4574
'4lVi
114 47?i
114.70
.8.8S
9-10
811
8-35
J 1-p It
Closing
8544
692
70. v
.45
4444
14-50
14 7J
8-C5
910-
81-" .
iash quotations were as follows:
- F.our steady. '
.vo. 3 piiijc wheat 95(31-01. No. 2
red Cl'42., Xu. 2 iu 70j(i71, No.
2 yellow 72H "73. No, 3. white oatH51f53 '4
Na 2 rye 78" SO, fair to choice malting 59 !
C'63, No. 1 Northwestern 81-22, prime- tiiu
tliy serjl 83-90. tihort ribs, sides lorej
87.75r 44.12 i, mess pork per bbl. 814-83 9
SI4.6.lard per 103 tb. 68.90. Kliort t-.ear
f(t -8 iuoxedr 84-0088 825. whiskey iasU
hi h wines 81-35.
Iry C;omIs Market.
New York. June1 22. The ibry goods
market was generally quiet tor the
day; Jobbers announced, .semi-annual
clearance sales "beginning Wednes
day; dress goods remained generally
qii4tit with an easier tendency on fall
goods. Raw. silk as hgiinr and there
was a speculative tone to prices.
(V:tton giods were quiet. ' Yarns re
mained ouite firm.
Money Market, b . . ?
New York, June 22. Money oh call
eaKy. 1 1 -4 1 3-4; ruling rate 1 1 1-:;
closing bid, 1 1-4; offered at 1 1-2.
Time loans firm and dull; CO days 2
per cent and 90 days 2 1-4 per enl
six months 3 1-2 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper Z to
3 ,1-2 per cent; sterling exchan"e
steady with actual business in bank
ers bill at 4S7 lor Oenian aiiv.
4S5.50 for CO day bills; Commercial
bills 485f483 1-2; bar siUer i.4 1-j;
Mexican dollars 47.
; New York Provisions. ":':-'-2
New York, 1 June 23. Flour1 dull 'and
altoul steady, ;
Kve flour o.u'f-t . '
Corn meal steady, - .'
' -Wheat jr.arket Irregular. -No.- 2 red 6
elevat.. Options J u cent net higher,
i Corn firm, N 2, 7J elevator. Options
Hrm. July ciosid 75, SeMiemU.r 76J4.
a--t-ndy, nued 54'i55.
; Itecfflrm-
i'uv .ticaut steady. . . .'
Lard Ktendy. j
I'ork firm. i '
Tallow -teady. ; - : .,
HoHin quiet. ; , .
' TurprnUn quiet. .
Itlce Ktcac'y, luolasscs dull. '
1'eauutK Ktei dy. . , r'
sugar, raw, bieaJy, falrf refia.'n. 83-?l
centrifuifal 96 te. -!.' 1, ioiae tu.ar
356. refiued quiet. i. ' t
'ottes cjulot, Kio. No. 7 C'4 Santos No. 4
844, inild, dull, Cordova 8441244, Futures
net unchangeil tit 5 points m ver. :
flutter unsettled, .creamery specials 2SJ,
creamery extra 3, creamery third- to first
19522J4-state dairy cinimoii to choice 19U
23, process, tnlrds to snecials 14tSfc2.
Clieese nnu. state full t ream sp als 12'4'ri
1354, small or iarire coiorea u. nite 1012,
-Kim-19V4 cents.
Kg- Bte uly, nearby fancy i:ected while
22' 23. Kood to choice 2 3 23 t brown and
mUel fancy 21S522. - . 1
Corton seed o.l wan quiet with prices easier.
l't line crude 38 asked, prime summer
yellow 46J. oft turn uer eiiuw 42'&4S
g xt or summer jcilow 43rr44, priuiti
white 47" SO, winter yelUrw -7 4tJ.
, Freights to Llvei pol quiet an 1 s.eady. '
l' tat m. Hteiuly, No. i pei bbl. at 63-50
fr-85... Blonds and culls 8l-0fr 2.00, Sweet
potatoes ier l-kets 81.OOAS2-00.
Cabhave ouiet, 23- 31-28 per crate. 25CJ
75 por burn I. .
v OUl Remedy. r, , vnrm.
KRVKIl KXOWSr TO KlIL.
T-rr-nt's Extra-, of Vubah- and
Oopaiba la i
CAPSULES.
Thet'uUlM, quirk loilthorvuyk euro for
jfonorrlio.-. rlet. white, eta. K
to take. uovaniaBt to carry, tifty
yaara occaaafut riofl. a
i V. II. King Drug Co., Ra
leigh, or by 'mail from the Tarrant
.""o.. 44 Kndaon trt. New York.
llaltimore Provlsons.
'Pnltlmorc, -iid., June 23. Flour quht,
unchanged. . -
Wheat weak, spot contr act ft , Fouth-
f rn on grade 86r 91 Vxt , -
tJorn steady, spot mixed 7&3J&, South
ern white corn 8? "
i ats f.rru. No, 2 mixed 5fti57.
Ky e dull, N o. 2 Western ex port 88 89.
t i.n' A:.a a ic'ttniJt, fuacy Im tJttion 20
(f(.21 do. creamery 25, do. ladle 18&19,
store pack et IT" I in- ?vi."f-
i-:s steady, 185 cein. ,
cheese Hrm unchanged. Laree Sentember
12'4. new flats 12'4, new small 13.
Muear unchaneea, coai-o grauuiatea 560,
flue 560.
.-. . ; Xaval Stores. '
vi-ir.,.ii,,rtn V. C..2un Sif". Mi il'Bti r.
urpenUne, notl liTs doInK, ie.'eiptS7, caliks.
Itosm quiet. ZIO. receiyv- 410.
'i ar ni m 31.3J, rweipU 4.
Crude tirDaihie firm 82-00 382.760 82-75,
re.,elp.s i2
Ch.irleston. S. V., June 22. Turpentine
stjady4. ' - , . .Va -f; ;
Hosin steady. . :
Ouote-A.-.-U. C. 265, 1- 300, K. 310'
V . 494 il MC 11 nn I. 45ft. Iv.KSS- M
530, N.'15, Wg.630Ww. 44S.
Savannah, ia., June 18. ' Spirits tur
ncntlne flriu. 39'Av sales 1,117, receipts 901,
shipments f, 182.
itosin iirni, siites .,.j,icttiiui ,.., i -meuts
3,349, stock .3-982. '
hivnt. A It l WB. r. iftSL 1-1
F. 320. il 385.- 11. S89. 1- 460. K. 565 M.
590, N. 625, Wg. 840, Vlfw. 643. .
Elgin. Ill J une .. Mutier was firm on
the local exchange today .at 23 cents. Output
for the week was 1,125.000 pounds. t
SOUND BWESTRIENTS
North Carolina State and Municipal
I.onds. tVat alortwago 6 per cent In.
dust rial and Corporation Bonds; nigh
Grade Stocks "of OoiiservatlTeljr uian-
ngd Corporations. '
DcscrlptlTe Circulars and list of of
ferings rriilled upon request Corres-
posdciicd soWIted.
Bond Departrnnt,
WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUSTC0.,
xlBston-S-Ltem, If . p.
SEABOARD
7 - : :
.Air Line Railway
SCllKUULX: JtCFF' TlVE Al'ltll 12
1908.
Raleigh City a Office No. 4
West Martin Street. Tucker Building
opposite Post Office.
QuitbJ-st line to New York, North
west, Horida and South weL Dlrec
lino to Atlanta, Birmingham. - Alem
phis. New Orleans and .points Wesi
without change. i 5 "
Time given telow isj for the Inform
ation of the public and U not guartiu
tee.L ;-. -',-' ;. - , ., -
Trains leave RalelgL a follow: ,
riortiibouul. , -No.
84 -3:4 5 a. n,, for Richmonc
Washington and New York
stops at WakeForest, - Frank
linton and Henderson. Da.
coache and; sleeping cars t
Vashington-t-rrlve ltichmoind.
9:10 a. m., Washington, 12: 3
a- m.. New York, 6:30 p. jtu
No. 32 3:45 a. m (consolidated with
NO.. 84 between' Hamlet anc
Norlina) : for Portsmouth
, Norfolk. Stops at princlpa
local points' : beyond Norlfna
Arrive Uoykinr. V'a 8:13 a. "m
Stops 20 minutes for breakfast
Arrive Portsmouth. 10:30 a. 'in
- Day coaches and sleeping cars
No. 38 11:20 a. m.,? for. Portsmouth
Norfolk and local points. Arriv
AVeldon, -2 : 2-'t m. Connect
with A. C I. for iSaatern Caro
4 lir.a points. Arrive Portsmouth
. 6:0 p. m. Connects ,; witi
Steamship Lines for Washing
ton, Baltimore, Cape- Charlesy New
i York, , Boston , and Providence
Day coaches utid Pullman sleep
' i ing cars to Porwc'euth. f
No. 66-lz: v. m, tor. Klchmond
Washington and New J Jork
' Stops at Henderson. ::Arriv
Richmond. 6:0,$, p. m., Washing
ten; 9:30 p. m., New York,, 7:3t
a. m. Day Goaches. Parlor-cal
to Washington. . Sleeping ca
"to New York.
Southbound. ; '
No. 81 3:10 a. m. for Jacksonvllh
and Florida points. t)ay coach
es and sleeping car to Jackson
' . ville and stops between Raleigh
and Hamlet at Apex., MoncUre
Sanford, Southern Pines, Aber-:
deen. Arrive at Hamlet 6:35 a
. m., Columbia, 9:35 a. m. (East
ern time). Savannah 2:05 p. m.V
.Jacksonville, 7:00 p. m. Con
. nectsJat-lIamlet with No. 40 foi
Wilmington.
No. 4 1- 4 : 1 5 p. m. Local statlonr
Chatlotte 11;30 p. m... Atlanta
Birmingham 'and points West
arriving in Atlanta 7:20 a, m.
without change, Birmingham,,
12:10 i p. m. Connecting
for Memphis. New Orleans
and points West, connect
ing at. Hamlet with No. 44, ar
riving Wilmington 12:45 a. m
, . Day coaches and sleeping , car
for Atlanta.
No. 33 3:10 a. m., (consolidated wit!
No. 81 between Norlina anr'
Hamlft). for I Wilmington.
' . . :harlotte, Atlanta, Uirming
ham, Memphis, New Orleans,
and points West without changt
Arrive Wilmington 12:50 p
m.: Charlotte, 9:50 a. m
Atlanta, 4: 30-p. ni Birmlrtg-
ham, 10:15 p. m.,: Memphis
7:10 a. m.. New Orleans, 9:4'
- a. m. Coaches and Diring Ca,rl
to Birmingham. Sleeping Can
to Charlotte, Atlanta and Mem
phis. Connecting f.t Haralei
with No. 40 for Wilmington; at
JUonroe with No. 133 for Char-'
. lotte, LIncolnton, Shelby and
Rutherfordttm, No 81 stop
at Apex, Moneure. Sanford
Cameron, Southern Pines. Aber
deen, between Raleigh and
Hamlet. '
No. 30 6:30 p. m., Shoo-fly foi
Loutsburg. Oxford, Henderson
; and Norlina.
No. 4 35:15 p. m. Fcr Southern
; Pines, Jacksonville and
Florida points-withoutchange
. Arrive Hamlet 8: 10 p. m., Co
lumbia 11:40 p.. m., Savannah
2t l5 a. m.. Jacksonville 7:15' a.
m., Tampa 5:20 p. m., St. Aug
ustine 11:00 a. m.. Miami 10:25
p. m. Day coaches, sleeping can
- to Jacksonville. Dining car to
Hamlet Stops between Raleigh
and Hamlet at Sanford, South
ern Pines, Aberdeen Connect
at Hamlet with Nov 41 foi
Charlotte and Atlanta, and No
4 4 for Wllmlngion.
Tralnn Arrive in Raldgh. ' ' ,
From the Mortn.
. . . . . . 3:05 a. m
3:05 a. m.
9:35 a. m.
4:10 p. m.
. 5:10 p. m'.
From the South.
,3:3s a. m.
f 3:35 a. m.
11:15 a. m.
12:45 d. m.
For rates, schedules, time tables and
any other information desired apply
to J. F. Mitchell. City Passenger and
Ticket Agent. Telephone No. 117.
Notice Above schedules published
only' as information, and are not guar
anteed.
C H. aATTIJV
Travelling ras?enger Agent, No. 4
W. Martin St. Tucker Bldg., Opposite
North Entrance Postofflce, Raleigh.
No. 33
No. 81
No. 29
No. 41
No. 4 3
No. 84
No; 32
N. 38
No. 66
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Sale of Holden Property.
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1 By virtue of the power contained In
the will of Mrs. Louisa V. Holden, and
in pursuance of an order of the Su
perior Court of Wake County, In the
cause of Lula T. Ward, administratrix.
with the will annexed of Louisa V.
Holden against Charles . C. Holden
and others.? ! will, on Saturday. July
llth.11908, at ten olock a. m.r sell at
public auction to the ; highest bidder
on the premises,: the home place of
Mrs. Louisa W Holden, on the corner
of Hargett and McDowell streets, in
the city of Raleigh. The property
will be sold in five lots as follows:
First Lot, on corner of Hargett and
McDowell streets, fronting on Hargett
street 92 feet and on McDowell street
103 feet, upon which Is situated the
dwelling house of Mrs. .Holden.
Set'ond IiOt, fronting 40 feet on
Hargett stre't, commencing at the
northeast corner of thu first ;Jot above
describech; running with said lot south
103 feet;, thence; east 18 feet; "thence
south , 50 feet; thence east 22 feet;
thence north 153 feet to Hargett
street; thence west with Hargett
street 40 feet to. the. beginning.
Third' and Fourth Lots, east of the
second lot, fronting 40 feet each on
Hargett. street and 153 feet deep.
Fifth 'Lot, fronting 50 feet bn Mc
Dowell street, beginning at the south
west corner of the first loL- above de
scriled. running east 110 feet; tncnee
south i 50 feet to Mrs. Mary E.Sher-
Wood's line; thence west 110 feel
along Mrs. Mary E. Sherwood's line;
thence rorth 50 feet to the beginning.
A lane eight feet wide on the south
ern margin of the property, running
from McDowell street, along Mrs.
Sherwood's lot. 172 feet 8 inches,, will
be sold with the second, third and
fifth lots, with the rights of way over
the same for wagons and other
vehicles reserved; to the purchasers ol
lots Nog. 2, 3, 4 and 5; and their heir?
and assigns. -." -
The terms of sale will be one-fourth
rash, and the balance In three equal
installments in 6, 9 and 12 months,
respectively, with Interest from date
of sale at six jer cent per. annum. .
The sale will be reported to the
clerk of the court for confirmation.
LULU T. WARD.
Administratrix with .the Will Annexed
of Louisa V. Holden. .
- jOhn w. hinja-, Attorney.
May 28, 1908. ; t-d-S
XORIXLIC & SOUTIIKUN I.AILWAV
Schedule KfTettive May 2fth, lOOft-u
IxaVe Jlaleiglt Daily Kxcept Surt-
-- ay. -, ' . - ;
ff:35 a. in. For Wendell. Zebiilo
Middlesex. Wilson, Farmville. Gree
ville. Edenton. Hertford, Elizabe
City. ! Washington, Plymouth. Bel-
haven, Columbia. Suffolk, Norfolk and
intermediate stations Raleigh to Eden
ton. .-)
8:40 a. m. For Wendell. Zebulon.
Middlesex, Wilson, Farmville, Green
ville, Washington, and Intermediate
stations, and stations between Wash
ington, New Bern, Kinston. Ooldsboro,
Morehfad City, Beaufort and Oriental.
4:30 p. m. For Wendell. Zebulon;
Middlesex, Wilson, Greenville and In
termediate stations. ' ;
Arrive Ia!cls;li (daily except Sunday.)
10:40 a. m. From Greenville. Wil
son, Middlesex. Zebulon, Wendell and
intermediate stations. -
7 :35 p. ni. From Beaufort, More
head City, Goldsboro. Kinston,' Orien
tal, New Bern, Washington, Greenville.
Farmville, Wilson. Zebulon, Wendell
and intermediate stations. -
10:OO p. m. From Norfolk. Suffolk,
Elizabeth City, Hertford, Edenton. Co
lumbia, Belhaven, Plymouth,-; Wash
ington. Greenville, Farmville, Wilson,
Zebulon, Wendell, and intermediate
rstaltons. , -
Jfotlce -Above schedules published
mlyiiisjniorrfiation .and ar not guar
anteed. . i t . ' -. t-'-
R. E. L BUNCH, H. C. HUDGINS
Traffic Manager.- . Gen'l Pass. Agt
M. W. MAGUIRE. Gen'l Supt.
: llalcigli and Southport.'
Beginning Saturday, June the 6th."
the Raleigh &rSouthport Hallway will
place! on . sale; week-enfl round-trip
tickets to Wilmington, rate from Ral
eigh ibeing J4.50. Tickets will le on
sale for both trains on Saturday, and
for the Sunday morning train, limited
for return to the following .Monday
Tickets will be on sal on each Satur
day and Sunday until September 9th.
j. A. MiLT-S.
: . ; ' President. '
NOltFOLK AX1 SOUTHERN
'V RAILWAY.
RetliHTil
Ratef I'urilca
of Ten or
The Norfolk and Southern Railway
announces rate of two cents (2) pel
mile per capita for parties of ten or
morq traveling together on one tick
et ,letwee'n all points on ; the" Norfolk
and Southern Railway.
These rates aro open o the public
I IL C. HUDGTNS.
R. E, L. BUNCH. Gen. Pass .Agt
- Traffic Manage-. t
JOHN W. HAYS
CIVIL EHGINEER
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v X. MCMSCR AM. 8oe. C. C.
PETERSBURG, VJRGINIA
Water Power and Mcnlclpa! Works
iNctuo'Na water Works,
8CWCRS, PAVING, HlQHWAyS, ,
. Electric Liohtinq
Cancer Cured.
We want every man and woman in th
United States to know wbat we arv doing:. W
re curing cancers, tumors and chronic sores
without the use of knife, and are indorsed by
the Senate and Legislature 'of Yiffrinia. If you
are seeking a cure, come here and you will get
it, t ' ..!.-.-. !!
r WE. GUARANTEE . OUR CUM.
KELLAM HOSriTAIi.
; Hk limoml, Va. I ' . '
H. P. S. ttELLER,
Architect.
Ra!elfih. N. C
ARE YOUR HOUSES VACANT?
We have several applicants for mod
em Iioumn. If yours aro vacant we can
swurv good tenant. for you.
PARI-EMHUNTEI.
- Insurance and Ileal Instate.
H E. Martin St. Italeiglu N. CJ.
Three Essentials -
Experience, ability and financial responsibility ar?ssentlal In any
financial Institution. The .Board of , Directors of t his bank Is com
posed of experienced business men or hlph standing in: the com-;
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courteous treatment afforded to all our clients and tlepositors. We
cordially, invite you to. open an account, '1 : i ; - 'X- .
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Commercial National Bank
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B. S. JERMAN. President. ; II. w; JACKSON", Cashier.
A. A. THOMPSON, Vice-Pres. K. B. CROW, AssL Cashier.
J. J. THOMAS, Chm. Board:
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Raleigh National BanK 1865 to 1885,
National BanK of Raleigh 1885 to 1905.
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TIME TRIED AND PANIC TESTED SINCE 1865.
ITS PAST RECORD IS ITS BEST GUARANTEE;
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F. H. BRIGGS, Cashier.
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Many attractive patterns in China, suitable for Wedding Presents br
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R. B. RANEY.Gen. Aat. frit North tarona
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SUMMER HARDWARE
,joi luicnens ana uqoq iLOomng
ALCOHOL v;;
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- Compact. Convenient. No Smok. No Odor.
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DO NOT RISK YOUR FAMILY'S' FUTURE '
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which lias. In .the last sixty-one Vear
assets (the property of policy-holifer
s accumulated over ninety mllUons of
s) will Issue an -
ANNUAL DIVIDEND CONVERTIBLE TERM
policy, under whi lult is roauiretl to n
tlie Insurance. Written for terms of
tltiued upon same plan or changed t
inent. lr preferrctl. the new policy ni
credit being given for all previously p
quired, and ioIicy duplicated by iio .o
HiiiHlrciis of the most proinincti
from $10,000.00 to $:0,000.00 of this '
Ten year term at aze 21 tst $11
. 40. $15.50, and so on. Catdi dividend
premiums.
ay only the actual cost of carrying
5, 10, 15, or 20 years. May be oii
o ordiidiry life, lliiiitcxl lire or enilow
ay b latcl bat'k to orlgiual date, full
aid premiums. No re-ciamiiutilou re.
tlier comiKiny. . .
t North Carolina business men carry
nntract.' ,-,'."
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4 Address, IL B. RANEY. Gen. Agent, Raleigli. N. t :
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COBB BROBC: CO., BANKERS and
Members of New YorH and NorfolH Cotton Exchan :
Cotton, Stoclls; Bonds Graia, Provisions. Private virer
Prompt attention to telegraphic and 'phone !oi:. A
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