fUE NEWS-AOT) OBSETIVER, SUNDAY, A AUGUST 23, lVVb '
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LITTLE CHBE IL
Close Barely Steady and
2 Points Higher to
6 Lower
I
IEHV0US
iiriD
IRREGULAR
Opening Steady. at a. JKxJlne of Five
to Six Points In Response to Lower
- i i
Liverpool' Cables, j Bad Trade Ac
counts from Manclicster and Con
. tUiucd Good Weather In the South.
(By the Associated Press.)
New York, Aug. 22. The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of
. Ave to ix points in response to lower
Liverpool cables, bad trade accounts
from Manchester, and continued good
weather in the South. After the early
decline the market ruled a little
steadier, although the demand seem
. id I to be mostly a matter of cover
ing for over the week-end and after
.a rally to within two or three points
of last night's finals the market was
- nervous and irregular.
'' .Receipts at the ports today 8,767
bales againot 4,085 laot week and 2.
: '784 laot year; for the week 70,000
i bales against 43,907 last week and 22.-
,361 last year. Today's receipts at New
.Orleans 360 bales against 149 last
- year, and at Houston 6,573 bales
- against 2,058 last year.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands
10.00; middling gulf. 10.25; sales none.
Futures opened steady and closed.
...barely steady.- "
Open. High.' Low. Close.
August .., ..9.51 9.56 . 9.51 9. 52
Sept. ...... .... 9.74 8.74 8.72
October ....8.62 8.74 8.61 8.67
November -. . . . . . .... ....8.53
December ...8.53 8.60 8.50 8.56
January ,'...8.46 8.53 8.45 8.47
"February;.. ........ ....8.51
March .8.55 8.61 8.53 8.62
." April ...... ... . ... . . . . .
' New jOrlenns Cotton.
New Orleans, La., Aug. 22. -Cotton
- spots were easy and unchanged; mid
dling, 9 3-4; sales were 175 bales on
the spot and none to arrive. -
Cotton futures opened steady and
4 to 6 oints lower, under the Influence
of Liverpool cables, excepting August,
which opened 6 points higher (asked
-r price) than-yesterday's close While
Liverpool cables were expected to be
' poor, they were weaker than antici
"pated, and a report that continental
sninners may curtail their production
about one-fourth until November had
'-"-'a- disquieting effect. Profit-taking and
shorts covering served to advance the
" market slightly during the morning,
desite the poor foreign outlook. The
weather prospects in the cotton "belt
were good, especially In Texas, where
needed rains were reported. The
closing was cuiet and steady, 3 oints
lower to 3 points higher than yester-
- Closing bid: August. 9.40: Septem
ber. 8.85; October 8.65; November,
8.60; December, 8.59; ' January, &.63;
February. 8.65; March. 8.68.
. Uverool Cotton.
Liverpool,, Aug. 22. Close: Cot
ton Spot quiet: prices 3 points low
r; American middling fair, 6.12; good
middling. 5.76; middling. 5.56;,' low
middling. 5,28; good ordinary. 4.68;
ordinary, 4.28. The sales of the day
were 2.000 bales, of which 100 were
for speculation and export and in
cluding 1,600 American; receipts,
none. :
Futures ; opened and . closed quiet.
August. 5.42 1-2; August and Septem
ber. 4.99 1-2; September and October,
4.79; October and November. 4.73;
November and December, 4.69 De
cember and January. 4.67 l-2i Jan
uary .and February; 4.67 ; ' February
and March 4.67 1-2; March and April;
4.70; April and, May, 4.71; May and
June, 4.72 1-2. -
Raleigh Snot Cotton.
ReceipULyesterday. .-. . . , . 7, .15 bales.
Prices yesterday. ........... .10 3-4c
No new" cotton has been sold on
the Raleigh market yet. .
Other Cotton Markets, :
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Leads
ALL LIFE INSURANCE' COMPAN.ES
In gain In surplus daring 1907, most trying year on securities.
(2) In LOWEST AVERAGE DEATH RATE for over 40 years.
(3) In HIGHEST INTEREST RAT 13 on Investments.
(4) In Largest Annual Dividends to Insured, and
(5) In LOWEST COST FOR INSURANCE.
Union Central policies are BEST FOR THE BUYER and therefore EA
SIEST TO SELL, i x .
Few good agents ran be given choice territory., Write to
CAREY J. HUHTER Q BR0.t STATE AGE1ITS.
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Clearing House Statement.
(By the Associated Press.)
. New York. Aug. 23. The state
ment of clearing house, banks for the
week showed that the banks hold 863,-
147.975 more than the requirements
of the 25 per cent, reserve rule. This i
Is an increase or ,i,jo in the pro
portionate cash reserve as compared
with last week. i " V
The statement follows. .
Loans. 11,286,591,300; decrease. $3.-
422.300. -
Deposlsts. $1,388,134,900; Increase,
$2,206,400.
Circulation. $55,176,600; decrease,
$521,000.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
! I i .rVftende" ,7M1M0O: dccrcMe running eastwardly183 3
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RALEIGH, N. C.
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BEAUTIFUL LOT Or
NORTH CAROLINA
' tiraln and Provisions.
Chicago, 111., Aug. 22. The begin
ning or the movement or the new
crop of wheat on a large scale in the
Northwest had a weakening effct on
the local market today, prices at the
close being off 1-4 to 1-2 compared
with yesterday's final quotations. Corn
and oats closed steady, but provisions
were weak.
Railway. 1,500;. do. preferred, 200;
Tennessee Copper. 300; Union Pacific,
109.100; United States Steel. 1S2.300.
BON Da.
rjJ3.retSs.reg.. 1033(
do.re2a-coup194
do.Xxret..101
do. S. coup. 101 .
do.nev4a.reg.120)4
do.new4s.coupl21'4
Am.Tob.4s. It
da6s--..108
Atch.gen.- 94
daadjtj 99
. do-Cv4s 9U
do.CvS...,lSJ!g
A.aL.4l - 94
B. &0.48.-., ...... .
do3'- - 92H
aB.Txv.4s. - T4'4
Cen.ofGa.8- 107
dalsUlnr. 70
dond-lnc. 4944
do.3rLinc 2944
&A0.4J4s. .10144
C. AA.8' 1 , S
C.R.&Qnew4a
C. R.ltPac4-. 5
do.colJSa - 42J4
do.rld4s-.M. 84
CC.C.ASt.L.c.4 9S
Uol.Io.Sa.ser.A. 71
CoLMId.4--.. 44
Co4t.Souta.4a SIM
D. AlIxv4- y
D.UloUr.4 9214
Erie prior lien4a. S
da.en.4 S7
Hock.VL4-ltJ'4
lntbMel4J4-. 87
Japan 4 . - 7S
rio.4B.cer.2d-, 8S4s
do.4Ji2dse- 8714
LIN.4m.. ttYt
Man.con.gold4- 97
-fex.Cen.4a St U
dal8tlne. 17
Mlnn.AHCL.4i. 83
Mo.K A rex 1 7!4
do. 2s l. ..
N.K.I5iex.oo. 81b
N.Y.Cen.csn. si
Nf.gen.sa. 1-IJ6
Nal'acAs. itJJi
dv2B. 7244
N.AW.con.4 98
OreSS.4a. 9144
Penn.ctm.- 94
do.Con4t 1 41
Reading sen.4a, 98
RepCuoaSa.. ..104
StUAI.M.co.Sa..lOg44
8LL.AS.F.4S. 69
St.t-AS.Wxo. 4s 7S
S.A.L.4S-. 8J
SaPac.4a s .. 87
do.la4a.cer.-. 9844
So.Bwy.S. JOlJi
Tex.APac.ltt-, -.109
T-SLLAW.4 7S
Unktnrac. 4a l9T.i
dacv.4s-... tS
UUSteel2(LS-.. 9
Wabash lata. 199ft
Wcst.MId.4a.. 74
W.LakeE.4a.. 78
WbuCen. 4a iU
Ports
Port Movement:
- (ialveton.
Nc Urleana.-.
MobUe
: taTaonah...
: t"hiiietion..
WtlrolDgU;n.
Norlolk.
l'aUmoreM.
-Nw Yor-...
Bckton
fhUadelpbia.
interior Movmfc
, Houston
. Augusta
Weiophla-.
M. Louis.
ClncJnnaU
Ton
.quiet
easy .
steady
qulet-
nom
dull
nom
qulej
quiet
qalet
quiet
steady
quiet
firm
Mld'Ung Receipt
319
9 1.288
-X t2
I8J4 St
10?8
0 si
0 stS HtlMH
v 944 S.S87
ffM 178
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. . Stocks and Bond.
New York. Aug. 22. Today's brief
seEsion oh the stock exchange was
marked by the most flagrant manipu
lation and extraordinary excitement.
Trading in the two hours aggregated
over 1.000.000 shares, 'much more
than for any full day of the week.
Two theories were advanced in ex
planation of the day's extraordinary
proceedings. One was that a' certain
group of - speculators prominently
identified, with the Hocjc Island sys
tem was being "squeezed" by other
large. Interests, the,, object being that
t)t gaining contol t&4 Jtock Island
system. ,
Another story nd,roxnf ths't found
not a few believers', was that today's
buSneM was Inspired: by- the r New
Kngland manipulator, whose activities
earlier In the week caused no little
alarm. The market opened with gen
eral advances. Before the expiration
". iiw nour. , nowexer. trading
asumed a different aspect, "large
Mocks of-the active lasuoa, coming out
v !tr.w fluct"atIn.TTh dArtleoH.fd.'
wlth.fcs in a numberf&i. M
eluding the Harrimans. Following the
markets close It was rumored that a
dUvry of estimated at
400r000 shares would be made before
the beginning of Monday's bualneas.
The bank statement wan In line, with
general expectations, reserves showing
an Increase of over $6,000,000. The
percentage of reserve now held by th-
associated banks Is 29.74 per cent..
, against 29; 35 last week.
Total sales of bonds 'were $1,536..
00. ' ,
.J Total sales today 1.087,800 shares,
including Copper, 77,200;- Smelting,
. 138.900; Sutrar, 300; Tobacco.. 200;
C. and O., 100; Great Northern, pre
ferred. 56,600; I- and N.. 800; New
York Central, 66.600; Northern Pa
cific. 72.600; Reading, 206.600; Rock
Island, 40,300; do. referred, 103,900;
Soutphern Taclflc, 37,700; Southern
STOCKS.
Am.Copper. 78
Ara.CarAF
do.pret.. 12
A ra-CoUSeedOlL 84
Am.UldedI.pr'29l
Amerlcanlce.-,.. 297s
AnuLtnaeedOU-. 144
Am. Locomotive J jj
do. pr ef 1 4 7
Am-StBeC 9tH
do.pref.......iS7
AraSuiaxBef .1 11 '
Am.Tob.pfd.c- 93
Am.Woolen... 24
Anac'n.Mln.Co 444
Atchinso!
da pre
A.CL-.
B.AO.
dapref.-.
Broolc.Bap.Trav. S144
Canadian Pae .172J4
Cen. leather 28
do-pref.-..-.--. $7
Ceo.ofN.J .-.19S
Chea.AOhla..
CO. Western
Chicago N.W
ChLM.ASt,l
O.C.CASC1,
Col.FurlAlron-
Q-...-VTA
t 9!
......;.. 99
' a slf M
11M
t'A
168
14198
844
tVA
Col.Southern...- 23
do.lst.pref.-.-. 42
.. do.2d. pref SS
Conaol. Uaa 12S
Corn Pro.... . 19
Del.AUudsoni.14?
Den-AltloGrai.-. 25 'S
47
8S8
n
87
do. 2d. pre- t94
Gen, Electric-..-HJJi
oc!or. ore ctf- 4S
IlLCen- ;m
InUMetropoIIf-. 11
dapret S24
lnt.Paper. ft
-dapref ..... 58
IntPumpw ... ti'4
Iowa Central . 17
Kan.CSo 2S
dapref 7
.148
IS
24
do.prer.-
ruuiier'aSec..
Erie.....
do. 1st. pre-.-
L.AN
Mex.cea.
-fnuLASLS-
MLSLPAS.aM-H8
MlssooriPac.-. 81
M.Kan.ATex.-. XI
do.pref. . x'4
NaUonaJLead 83
N.Y.Central..tciJ8
K.Y.On-AWest- 42
N.W . 7844
N.Am eric an. 42
Nor. Pac 14144
PaclficMail 2444
Peon . 12444
People'aiaa.. t$A
P.C.CAL.1. 74
Presa-SteelCar-. 8344
Pull.PalaceCar-.i48
Rail Steel Spr-. 42
Beadlngis4
BepuMlcSteeL-. 2744
do.pref..J... 77J4
BockIslandCo.. IS 14
do.prer-.....-... 20
ciaco2d.pre.. 21
S.L.ASo.West.. 17
dapref-.-.. . js
Sloss-.Mheffeld . 41
so. rac ssM
dapref..... .ns
Southern By. .
daprer... 484
TonnX'op.-.L. 87
Tex.r&c 25
dapref L. y.
UnlonPaetnc 1SSM
SJ
88
88'4
109
4898
188
4844
dapref.
U.S. Rubber-data-pre-
VH. Steel ..
daprct.-,
UUhCop
Va.ca.Chem.Co.S7
dapref. ...10S
wabasn. 1214
dapref 2544
WesU'houseEI-. 71
West Union- SS'4
W.AIikeKrfe 9
WlsconslnCen.-. 28
8UndardOll-...-.63f
t Dry fjoods Market. -
JSew York, Aug. 22. The dry goods
marKta was very nulet for the day.
the Ptorm interfering materlallv with
jonoing nouse operations. The ori
mary cotton goods market continue
quiet with prices irrcrular. White
goods are Inactive. Towellngs and
quilt are doing fairly well In some
nous's. There has been a. more ac
tive spot burlap trade during the
week. Dress and household linens am
being ordered more freely for earlv
snipmenc --
Money Market.
ew York. Aug. 22. Money on call
nominal; time loans easy and. very
dull; 60 days, 2 per cent and 90 days
2 1-2 2 3-4 per cent; six months.
I
3 -2p3 3-4 per cent,
close: Prime mercantile paper,
3 3-4 to 4 12 per, cent. Sterling exchange-
weak, with actual business In
bankers' bill at 1484.60 fft 484.65 for
60 CPy ami at $4860486.05 for de
man". Commercial bills, $483 1-2??
454 l-. .. . ...
. Bar silver, 51 3.4. Mexican dol
lars, 45.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Specie, $331,266,700; Increase $6,
630.800.
Reserve, $410,181. too; increase, 16.-
081.000.
Reserve required, $347,033,725; In
crease $550,750.
Surplus. $63,147,975; Increase $5,-
529.350.
Ex.-U. S. Deposits, $65,461,525; In
crease $5,537,000.
The percentage of actual reserve
of the clearing house banks at the
Close of business yesterday was 29.80.
Toe statement of banks and trust
companies of Oreater New York not
members or tne clearing nouse inowt
that these institutions- have aggre
gate deposits of $1,036,729,000; total
Desirable Lots and Residences for
Sale Tito Martin rropcrty In West
Raleigh. '
By virtue of the powers conferred
In a mortgage made by V. O. Smith
and Helen E. Smith to II. P. Ma.tln,
recorded In Book 170, page 133, orflce
Register of Deeds, Wake County, we
will, at 12. o'clock m.'on Monday, 7tL
day of September, 1908. at the Court
House door at Raleigh, offer lor sale
at public auction the following lot' and
cottage: Beginning in the eastern
line of Park Avenue, at a point 190
feet north of the N. C. R. R. track
4 feet to a
stable. . Then
southerly along the eastern side of
said stable 143 feet; thence westward
190 feet to Park Avenue, at a point
29 1-2 feet north centre of N. C. It. R.
track;.' thence northerly to the begin
ning." containing about 2-3 of an acre.
Subject to any right of way of the
N. C. R. R. Co., If any. Terms cash.
Also at the same time and place, un
less disposed of t at pi-Wate, sale, we
offer for sale the foir&ihc1 1 I
No. 1. A very fine lot adjoining the
above on the east, 70 feet front and
about 210 feet deep.
No. 2. Also another very fine lot
adjoining the first lot. 70, feet front
and about 210 feet deep.
No. 3. Also, that elegant residence
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A S2M1 Account
Indicates THRIFT and
gives financial standing
The fa'cliltlcs of he Bankwlth its MIUjION AND A 1IALP RE
SOURCliS are cordially extStide to the people of this section---and the
same careful attention isiven to small as-td' large accounts.
JOSEPH G. BRdWN, President
HENlf?E: LITCHFORD; Cashier
cash on hand $103,089,900, and loans and premises, known as the Cox place:
amounting to $930,383,000.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
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Articles j Highest. lxiwest Ctoslag
Wheat:
Sept. 93U 9t9i 3
Dec 9U 9t
Corn: ,
Sept.- 77 76M V
1HJC i v 45554 t54
DaU:
Kept. 49 49'& 49!fl
Ic 4S 48?S 44
Pork:
Sept. 14.47 14 00 11 10
OcV 14.57& 14.lt 14.20
I-ird: V
Sept. B.114 .! 9-tt
Oct. 9.2T3 t.l t.xt
Ribs:
Sept, 8.65 S.8S S.5
ct. a?s a.s .s
T .Li
lAMtil JM.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
bCllKUULK LJr'lTiXTlVi: Al'lUL lz.
'--'.IMS..
Raleigh City Ticket Of flea No. 4.
West Martin Street. Tucker Building.
opposite Tost Office.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm, ' ;
No. S wheat 412116.- No. SlOOftll.
No. corn 78f7tJ. No. X yellow 8A
No X oats 4S& No. X white 4,4'f 54 No. 3
whlte49TrSH- No. X rye 77, Fair to choice
waiting sC7- o. 1 nor n western i.sz.
snort rinp. doosei s-sCffS TS aiess pors
per bbi. Sl.SrSl.S0 iara per 109 ira
fB-19. snort clear sides Mxei) 99.1 it
9.00. Whiskey basis nigh wines I1.X7.
Quickest lino tot Xtw York. North
west, Florida a&d Southwest. Direct
Una to Atlanta, Birmingham. Mom-
phis, New Orleans ana Folnts west
without change.
Time given below la for th inform
ation of the public fend Is not guarau
teao.
Trains leare Raleigh aus follows:
Nortiibounu.
No. 843:45 a. ni.. for. Richmond
Washington and New York
Commodious buildings, fine grove.
good garden. About two acres, more
or less, bounded on the west by lot
No. 2, above: the premises beginning
140 feet distant from the Smith lot.
No. 4. Also that vacant lot on Cox
Avenue, adjoining the premises . of
Mrs. Miles Goodwin: 55 feet on Cox
Avenue. 116 feet deep.
No. 5. Also the lot adjoining the
above with small house on same; 55
feet front, 122 deep.
No. 6. Also one lot fronting on
Ashe Avenue, adjoining the premises I
of F. II. Drlggs, Esq.: Beginning at
Glersch's corner on Ashe Avenue:
thence northerly with Ashe Avenue 1
about 160 feet to Briggs' line; thence
westerly with the line of Briggs and
Hughes, about 140 feet to Withers'
corner; thence with Withers and Mrs.
Iladley's line to Glersch s line; thence
east war dly about 158 feet to the be
ginning. Subject to an alley way, al
ready established on the north and
west of said lot for the nse of the
adjacent lot owners.
No. 7. Also that fine and commo
dious residence and premises on Park
Avenue, now occupied by Dr. Pickel
containing about two-thirds . .of an
acre. Electric lights and gas novf
available, and city water is now
ing carried to West Raleigh.
Terms cash.
S. A. ASHE,
S. . ASHE. JR.,
W W. ASHE.
Executorr of IL P. Martin.
I j 1 1 OUR INVITATION
Many people read aboet rjfe deposit vaults, but do not know.,
exactly what they are. T?iw officers of this bank will be pleased' at
any time to have you calf ;nnd make a personal inspection of our
equipment for the safe-kilng of valuables. -
The Commercial National Bank
' f tlAUZWU, N. 4JL
Capital aivif Surplus, $200,000.00
B. S. Jerman, Pres. ' I j II. W. Jackson. Cashier.
A. A. Thompson, Vlce-Pref E. B. Crow, Asst. Cashier.
J. J. Tfttnas, Chairman Board.
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Raleigh Baing' Trust Co.,
"Roun4 Steps Bank" 1
Kvery Courtesy Exteiuhff ?s a Bank,
livery- Facility Offered aM'Tmst Company.
Safe .Deposit Boxes for ifecftt.
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it
CIIAS. E. JOHNSON, PrcanL
F. II. BRIGGS. Cashier;
Directors
CHAS. E. JOHNSON,
W. N. JONES,
C. M. BUSBEE
J. R. CHAMBERLAIN
THOS. B. CROWDER
TIIOS. S. KENAN ;
New York PrvUln.
New Yerk. Aus. 22. -Flour firmly held
witn a quiet racic.
Itye ilour steady- ;
Corn meal firm.
live dull. No. X western 94 nominal. Co. h. i
New ork.
Wheat spot firm. No. J red ltK 1C4 1
Options cltm"d c net hi hei. neiUiuwi
192. Mar lll'i.
lorn snot steady, rso. a rs nominii Hevur
opuo. sciused cneiuwjr. 3cp.s, wee.
7S& , .
spot e"y, mlted
Heersle.tdv.raniily tt.7i,r t7.S. mere lt.3
friS,m, tM-efitams X30, oty extra India
mrss Zl'C).
Cut inenUst.ady.
lAid cawy. lork ulct.
l a,. low doll.
Ketr. tcxi in steady.
Uosln lulc-, strained JjalS.
Turientin steady
ltwe steady.
Muar.rwdutl. fair rrininx SSSOSSl. ren-
trnuicai Hie 1 40 J, molasses sugar X.ZjM$x.xs
corree quiet. ui No 7. eia.wsntc No. 4.
t .mild dull, cordova 9WtlTf Futures
net . i t.n a need to S points hiahur.
Hutler ftriu, rreain tysiecisls X2l. third
to first, lfci.lt, state dairy common to r.nest
ISlft, proeess common to special 15&21.
t neese steady.
Kkks irrez.. nearby selected wblte 110Z9.
(sir to choireXZfrXS. brown snd fancy XK
zi. soca to cnoice zivizx
r reignts steady, Liverpool firm. Cotton by
sieam iz. graiu oy steam wx pence.
Potatoes steady. Jons- I si ana bhl lltl
Jersey X.XsVX.Ce. Jouthersv. l.f fftl.SS. culls
7fl, Southern sweets yellow bbi l.?32.Se
oia Jersey per basket .liUM.lt.
Cabbaee steady. Fist Imtcti per ied.i'3e
' Cotton seed oil was tower under Itquida
Uon In sympathy with cotton. ITIme crude
27, prime summer yellow 3144. ofTsummr
i e low xHti7, prime wnite 3S(&44
prime winter yellow 4lr4S
stoDa .t Wake Forest. Frank
llnton and Henderson. Day iQiJCl SO VO . YCUT RCtlt!
waiio tasiA Dice Vtii&
Ml
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HERBERT E. NORRIS
JAMES A. BRIGGS
F. O. MORING
JNO. W. HARDEN ;
Wm. A. LINEHAN
ALFRED WILLIAMS
Baltimore ProTtsona.
RaJUmore. Md- Ant. Flour dull
winter patents 4X5&44S; spring patent IS
S4X.
Cam dull and firmer, snot mixed S3&.
souincTii wniie sj'BB M.
i ais nun, .-no. x mixed f sales, new SI.
Uye firm Nat westeru es nort aoOBl.
Wheat dull, spot con tract 97&99. do red
western 9VArtV. Southern on srade B43itt
I (utter firm unchanged, fai.cr Imitation xe
m l.l. ms- mm
steady unchanged. X0.
Cheese quiet unchsnaed. larg 11.
Huisr unchanzed. coarse aranuiated S.4S
unes.l.
New York. Aug. 12. M. and O. C. T.4s
coimw T m. VSJt; JUST RECEIVED !
time). Savannah 2:05 p. m.. si w w vwa,
Car Pure Wheat
Naval Stores.
Savannah, Ga.. Auc 22. Turpen
tine firm, 36; sales 86.
Rosin, firm; sales. 2.356.
Quote: A. B. C. $2.30; D. 2t32 1-2
2.35; E. $2.37 1-2M2.45; F, $2.72 1-2
2.75; G. $2.80 ft 2.90; II. $3.30fc
3.25; I. $3.553.60; K. $1.20; M.
J4.50ft4.60; N. $5.25; WG, $5,73;
V , sc.uo.
Charleston, S. C, Aug. 22. Tur
pentlne steady at 35 1-4.
Itosin. steady.
Quote: A. . B. C, $2.20f2.25; D.
$2.252.30: E. 12.302.37 1-2; F.
$2.65v2.70; G. $2.702.80; H. $3.15;
I. X3.50: K. S4.15: M. S4.60: N. 15.15;
WO. 15.65; WW, $5.90.
Wilmington. N. C. Aug. 22. Spirits
turientlne, nothing doing; receipts.
zz casks.
Rosin, steady, nothing doing; re-
celtps, 114.
Tar. firm. $1.40: recetDts. 36.
Crude turnentlnel nnmtl.&0. $2.00
anaxz.7&; rttcelpts. 48'i j.
New Or leant Wheat, Corn ami Coffee
Market.
New Orleans. La., Autr. 22. Week's
export of wheat 160.000 bushels to
Europe' corn. none. Week's arrivals
of coffee, Brazilian, 57,722 sacks.
cars to
Washington arrive Richmond,
9:10 a. m., Wasnlngton, 12:30
a. m.. New York, 6:30 p. m
No. $2 3:45 a. m. (consolidated with
No. 84 between Hamlet and
Norllna) for Portsmouth-
Norfolk. Stops ' at prlnclr
Arrive Boy kins. Va., 8:13 a. m.
Stops 20 minutes for breakfast
Arrive Portsmouth. 10:30 a. m
local points teyond Norllna.
Day coaches and sleeping cars
No. 38 ll:20 a. m., for Portsmouth
Norfolk and local points. Arrlvs
weldon, z:! v: m. Connect
with A. C. L. for Eastern Caro
lina fpolnta. Arrive Porumouth,
1:30 p. m. Connecu with
Steamship Lines for Washing
tnn. Raltlmnrn. ( ''n nm Cli r la-? Nw
X York. Boston and Provldenca
Day coaches and Pullmaa suep
Ins cars to Portsmruth.
No. 4 la:o v. m, for Richmond.
Washington and New JTork.
Stops at Henderson. Arrive
Richmond. 6:05 p. m.. Washing
ten, 9:30 p. m.," New York. 7:30
a. m. Day Coaches. Parlor-car
to Washington. Sleeping car
to New York.
Rnn thtmnndL
No. 81 3:10 a. m. for- JacksonvMU
and Florida nointa Day coach
ea and sleeping car to jacknon
rille and stops between Raleigh
and Hamlet at Apex, Moncure,
Sanford, Southern Pines, Aber
deen. Arrive at Hamlet 6:25
m.,
ern
without change, Birmingham,
nects at Hamlet with No. 40 for
Wilmington.
Jacksonville. 7:00 p. m. Con-
414:15 p. m. Local stations
Chaiiotte 11:30 p. ro.. Atlanta.
Birmingham and points West
arriving in Atlanta 7:zo a. m
12:10 p. m. Connecting
for Memphis,1 New Orleans,
and- points West. connect
lng at Hamlet with No. 44, ar
riving Wilmington iz:45 a. m
Day coaches and sleeping car
ror Atlanta.
No. 333:10 a. m., (consolidated with
No. 81 between Norllna and
Hamlet) for Wilmington
Charlotte, Atlanta, Blrming
ham, Memphis. New Orleans.
and points West without change
Arrive Wilmington 12:50 p
m.; cnariotte, 9:50 a. m
Atlanta, 4:10 p. su Blrming
ham, 10:15 p. m., Memphis.
7:10 a. m.. New Orlears, 9:40
a. m. Coaches and Dining Cart
to Birmingham. Sleeping Cars
to cnariotte, Atlanta and Mem
phis. Connecting at Hamlet
with No. 40 for Wilmington; at
uonros witn no. lix for Char
lottav. JUncolnton. Shelby and
Rutherfordton, No. 81 stops
at Apex, Moncure, Sanford,
Cameron. Southern Pines, Aber
' deen, between Raleigh and
Hamlet.
No. SO 6:30 p.- m., Shoo-fly
Loulsburg. Oxford. Henderson.
and Norllnsk.
43 5:15 p. m. Fcr Southern
Pines, JacHsonville and
Florida points without change
Arrive Hamlet 8: 10 p. m., Co
lumbia li:4u p. m.. savannah
2:45 a. m., Jacksonville 7:15 a.
m.. Tampa 5:20 p. m.. St. Ai
ustine 11:00 a. m.. Miami 10:25
We have some good ' houses for i
sale, entirely on Installments, wlth.no I
interest to pay. Two suitable for S.
K. tm Ry. people. Other small ones
Some elegant vacant lota.
HICHTOWER Ct FORT
10 EAST I1ARGETT ST.
Blew Crop French
Bulbs Blow Ready
Plant Karly for Best Results.
Choice Palms and Ferns In great
variety. Wedding bouquets and fun
eral decorations a specialty. Cut flow
ers of all kinds In season. Mail, tele
graph and telephone orders receivt
prompt attention.
. L O'Quinn Co.
TELEPHONES 149.
PAYS co:.:?ou::DZDSEi:i-A::a!iLLY
J ON VDUR DEPOSIT. .
Officers r - Directors. .
T.B-CROWDEft.Piws. TUBwggs T.RJerman
W. B. Grimes, Y.Ptes. "i JohnA.Kemp VH.Harrinc5to;i
AAIW.Vass. Cashier S.CHobby AJlLX Johnson
6EOWSE E.HUNTEJC
f
WE WOULD ALBS LIKE lO BE RICH. FEW
OF L St EVER WILL BE
BUT we may all flare part of our earnings for
the time of uncxjectcd expenses.
- . IS" : '
. t
s
No.
SavihgG - Ban!;
m TTTT TT TTt sTM ffflTTTTrltrl
SllillHlrS) H LlM1 li1 COIB BROdiCsCO.,BAIiKEnSand BROKERS
and Bran
No.
Norfolk Peanut Market'.
Peanuts quiet and steady. Quota
tions: '
Fancy, 3 1-23 3-4; strictly prime,
3IU 1-2; prime. 2 3-43; machine
picked, 2 3-43 1-4; H. E. Peas, per
bag, 84.00.
No. 22
No. 81
No. 29
No. 41
J. T. EDWARDS & SON
. The
Raleigh
Savings Bank
JOHN T. rULLEN, President.
CHARLES ROOT, Cashier.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75000.00
Four pertTnt Interest paid on do
poxits. Call lit I lie bank, or write for
runner information. Rank open on
naturuay cvcnins rrom a to 9 o'clock
fof I to ntfommodatc tlio public. . -
SOUND ITJVESTCIENTS
North Carolina State tad Municipal
Bonds, First Mortgage per cent In.
dust rial and Corporation Ilonds; High
uraae Ktocsui or tjonaervauveiv mi
p. m. Day coaches, sleeping car I anged CorpcraUona,
n i a ti.invi Ma .iiimnM .in m . I
if,' o vMtuuus suu uai ni oi
renngs mailed a poo recneet. Correa-
ponuenca soiicitoa.
Bond Department
VACH0 VIA LOAN & TRUSTC0.,
, Wlnaton-Salem, If . 43. -
Members of New Yod and NorfollI Cotton Exchange.
Cotton, Stoclls, Bondif Grain, Provisions Private wires
Prompt attention 1 6! tele graphic' and 'phone orders.
ARCADE DUILDINO, - UORFOLU, VIRGINIA
RALEIGI1 MARBLE V0RIIS.
COOPER BROS., PR0F3I RALEIGH ;H. C
Catalcs'ueon reqnesL ,
Norfolk and Southern Railway Dl
vUlon I'Vclslit Depart menu '
floldsboro. N. C, June 11. The
Vorfolk and Southern ftallway an-
ftuonre that Psrlor Car fares on the
'Vance." being operated between
loldslMiro and Deaufort, Will be as- any other Information desired apply
Hamlet Stops between Italelgh
and Hamlet at sanford. South
ern Pines, Aberdeen. Connects
at Hamlet with No. 41 for
Charlotte and Atlanta, and No
44 for Wilmington.
Trains Arrive tn Raleigh,
From tne norm.
s:05 a. m.
3:05 a. m.
9:26 . TB
,...-.-- 1.19 a.m.
, . ,.... ' J: 10 p.m.
rrom the soutn.
No.fl .............. 3:85a.m.
No. 32 3:35 a. m.
No. 38 ...11:15a.m.
No. t . . 12:45 o. ra.
For rates, schedules, time tablet and
DO HOT RISlt OUR FAMILY'S FUTURE
WELtAJlE JV11IN THE
I?einiini PioGiaII (Luio DmiGn
which has in the last slxty-ot: year s accumulated over ninety millions oi .
assets (the property of policyholders) will Issue an.
AHNUAL DIVI0EHD' CONVERTIBLE TEPJI
policy, under whhli It la required to pay only the at-tual cost of-'ca'rr'jtrig.
i ho Insurance Written for Jf?tts of 5, 10, 13, or SO years. .lZay fbo, oon.
tlnued upon same plan or ti Missed to ordinary life, Ihiittc:) llfo or entloT-k
mcnt. If preferred, the new policy may be dated bock to original date, full,
credit being given for all rcvnljr paid premiums. No re-ccaialnallor- "
quired; and policy duplicated limi other company. ' ., .
llund.tNH or tlio mot pjryinliiciit North Carolina business men carry
from $10,000.00 to $.10,000.00 o lhN contract.
Ten year term at ago 21 cmts $11.4 per $1,000.00; ago $0, $19.&3t age
10, $5.56, and so on. Caali dividends greatly reduce Meond and future
mlniiw. , AGENTS WANTED.
Address, R. B. RAIIEY. GenrAtfcht Raleigh-H. C.
eased at the old rate., namely 2S
ents for 75 miles and under, and 60
ents per capita ror over ?5 miles.
It. K. I BUNCH.
Tmffie Manager.
T f H. C aUGQINS.
ten. Pass. Agt.
P. W. TATEM.
Dir. Pass. Agt.
to J. F. Mitchell, City Passenger and
Tiekst Agent. Telephone No. 117.
Notice Above schedules published
inly as Information, ana are not guar
anteed. :'! .
c. n. a ATnn,
4Vaiitna Passenger Arent. No.
W.Martin St. Tucker Cldgi Opposite I Ppered and furnished, end Is ope
North Entrance . Postodce. Xlaleigb, lor noaraen cy tne aay waek c
v. a
SELECT BOARDING HOUSE.
118 N. WniMINOTON ST.
Large and Airy Rooms
Reasonable Prices
Within one-half square of the Capitol
Mrs. Wiley M. Rogers
:alls attention to the fact that this
large house, within half eqnare of th
apitoi, nas been newly painted.
nonth.
TOE II
';gii.ANl-i"
Emms
BURGLARY INSURANCE AT LOWEST RATE3.
AMERICAN BOllDlUG CO.,
of BgTir.l0RE, .r.1D.
Local AgcrYls Wanted. Address '
R. B. RMEY;GeU Agt. for North Carolina
Depositors insured coinst Tim t7 bnnll fr'.rr.