STOCliilRIiET
at Ooenina
y
Upward Movement
Repeated Tod
MANY
FLUCTUATIONS
St. Paul lii't a Profit-Taking Move.
hient. Followed I!y Reaction of
Short Duration A Broad Rise in
Many Important Stocks Succeeded.
Quotations.
....,,.,,,..,, .
Am. Smelting and Refining pfd.. 116
American Wooleh..... ....... 83
American Woolen pfd 102
American Cotton Oil. i 3014
American Tobacco pfd. ; 100
American Tobacco 4's...,
American Tobacco 6'a lll
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 76
Colorado Fuel and Iron 49
International Paper 18
Mackay Co.'s : 72V&
Mackay Co.'s pfd 73
National Biscuit.. 63
National Lead.... 71
Northern Securities... ......
Paclllc Mf.il 32
Feople's Gas. "89
Pressed Steel Car 46Vi
Pullman Palace Car..... 21S
Standard Oil..., 591
Sugar 130
Sloss-ShctRold Steel 71
Tennessee Coal and Iron.,., 143
United States Steel 35
United States Steel pfd..... 101
Vlr.-Cur. Chemical 35
Vir.-Car. Chem. pfd 105
Western Union 92
(By the Associated Press.)
New York, July 7. The upward
movement of stocks which was in pro
gress when the market closed yester
day was continued tit the opening to
day. The notable strength was in the
same quarters as in yesterday's move
ment. Reading rose 1 1-4, St. Paul
1 1-S, Northern Pacific and General
Electric 1, and Great Northern pre
ferred and Canadian Pacific large frac
tions. St. Paul led a profit-taking movement
that began as soon as the first prices
hud been made tuid a re-action of a
point in St. Paul and loss of as much
Jll JSIUUKiyil llUtW pillJCS uain.
Not mucn stock came out in tne general
list, and a demand which developed
later caused a broad rise In many Im
portant stocks. Prices were a fraction
off at the end of the hour and trading
dull. Great Northern preferred rose an
extreme S points, Northern Pacific 3 1-2,
Wabash preferred and New York, I
Chicago & St. Louis 2, St. Paul and
Reading 1 3-4, Delaware
1 3-S and Pennsylvania, Norfolk &
New York Cotton Market.
(By the Associated Press.)
New Yolk, July 7. The cotton mar
ket opened steady at aii advance of 2
points, which was a disappointing re
sponse to the high cables and bullish
visible supply statement. The weather
was considered faborable, wecK-enu
crop reviews were bearish, and there
seemed to be little desire to buy In a
week-end market which ruled very
quiet after the opening and hold around
theinitlal prices.
Cotton futures opened quiet; July
10.22-24; August offered 10.34; September
1C.35; October 10.35; December 10.3S;
January 10.42; February 10.42; March
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
Closing bids: July 10.19; August 10.29;
September 10.32; October 10.33; Novem
bei 10.33; December 10.34; January
10.39; February 10.40; March 10.48.
Spot closed steady; middling uplands
10.80; middling gulf 11.05. No sales.
Estimated receipts at the ports today
& HudSOil WU OtUUH, UgUlIlSL ,01t liL ftlTH liu
u.Uiti last year, i'or me weea sso.vw
Western,-Louisville & Nashville. Mis-1 b."- inst 25,572 last week and
New York JPpuJtry; Market.
(P the (Associated Press.)
New York, July 7. Poultry alive,
Irregular; western spring chickens 18;
fowls IS; turkeys ll(ft12. Dressed quiet;
spring chickens 1721; turkeys 11iQ)13;
fowls 6 13.
Chicago Grain Market.
(By the Associated Press.) ,
Chicago, July 7. The weather
was the main influence bearing upon
the grain markets today and all of
them were weak. Commission houses
and pit traders were free sellers of
the wheat, and the only demand
camo from shorts. A decline in the
Liverpool market- also depressed
prices here. September wheat open
ed 1-8 1-4 to 1-4 3-8 lower at
78 3-4 to 7-8 and declined to 78 1-2.
The low point for September was
78 3-8. A slight rally occurred in
the last half of the session on talk
of revived export demand, hut the
ilrmness did not last. The market
closed weak with September off 5-8
at 78 3-8 01-2.
Favorable weather reports sent
September corn off to 51 l-43-8.
There was a better demand in the
last half, but trading was very light.
September 30ld up to 51 3-4 (?p 7-8.
The close was,steady with September
off 1-8 at 51 5-8.
On extensive profit-taking Septem
ber oats sold down to 34 1-4.
September provisions opened firm,
pork at 17.07, lard. at 9.00 and ribs
at 9.45,
souri Pacific, Canadian Pacific, the U. yv '"D 1 , T ' , ,
S Steel stocks, Sloss-Sheffield Steel,- uneuns uaiun JitiuiiiM. i,an ;
Colorado Fuel, Pressed Steel car,,yand at Houston 641 bales, against
Amrrlfiin Tnlmrcn nrcfoi-lpd and,-'" lml
Chicago Union Traction a point or
more.
The subsidence o' buying left the
market very dufl, but there was no July .
important recession of prices until the Aug. .
appearance of the poor bank statement. 'Sept. .
Selling which followed wiped out the Oct. .
gains abruptly. Union Pacific was Nov. .
carried a point below yesterday. Ana- Dec. .
conda lost 4 1-4, American Telephone Jan. .
4, Smelting 2 1-4, and Interborough- Feb. .
Metropolitan preferred and Consollda- March
G:is 1 Ori'At Northern deferred'
'reacted 4, and Northern Pacific 2 3-4,
Central Leather rose 2 1-2, Virginia
Carolina Chemical 2, Tennessee Coal
1 5-8, and some others a point. There
was some rebound from the low point
St. Paul regaining a point. The clos
ing was steady.
Yester
day's Open. Close. Close.
10.24 10.19 10.23
10.34 10.29 10.33
10.3-j 10.32 10.33
10.35 10.32 10.83
10.33 10.34
10. 3S 10.34 . 10 M
10.42 10.39 10.40
10.42 10.40 10.41
10.48 10.4S 10.4S
Liverpool Cotton Market.
I
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New York Closing Stock List,
Atrllifon
Atchison tfd... ,.
Atlantic Coasi unit.-..
Baltimore - and Ohio.
Canadian i-aeiiic
Chicago and Northwestern.....
Vhleago and Northwestern pfd.
Vlorado Southern........
V-Si.peake anil Ohio. .
lymr and Rio Grande....
Dlivcr and Rio Grande pfd....
Kr ...............
Great Northern pfd
Illmiis Central , ....
I nlcrbi trough Met
liileibiirojgh Met. pfd
Iyouisvllk- and Nashville
Manhat I nn L.
Metropolitan St. Ry
Mexican Central...
Missouri Pacific..;.. -
New York Cuntriil. .. ............ ..
Norfolk and Western............
Northern I'aciiie. ,
Pennsylvania .. ...............
Reading .. . . . . ........... .........
Rock Island.;. .. ....
I'uck Island pfd
St. Paul...
Southern Pacific.......
Southern Railway. I. .............
Southern Railway pfd.......
Union Pacific. ..... ......
Union Pacific pfd.........
Wabash
Wisconsin Central
Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Wpppr. . . ,
American Car end Foundry;-. ..
American Locomotive. .. ....
Am. Smelting and Refining......
87
100
(By the Associated Press.)
Liverpool, July 7. Cotton spot quiet;
prices 6 points higher; American .mid
dling fair 6.61; good middling ,6.34; mid
dling 6.14; low middling 5.96; good ordi
nary 5.76; ordinary 5.56; the sales of the
day were 5,000 bales, of which 600 .were
for speculation and export, and included
14.500 American. Receipts 2.000 bales, all
'"""-""rfrBn! Futures- opened and closed
11754 Sti'ililv I'litolmT- lulv --,. ..i
159 5.S2; Aug.-Sept. 5.74; Sept.-October 5.66;
19U Oel.-Nov. 5.62; Nov.-Dec. 5.61; Dee.-Jan.
220 15.61; Jan.-Fob. 5.62; Feb.-March. 5:63
33 5-61; March-April 5.65W5.66; April-May
56 5.C0&5.67; May-June S.67-5.C8.
40 ' : .-' '
84 Hubbard's Cotton Letter.
10 (Special to the Evening Times.)
296j New York, July 7. Our market
i'i, opened with sales of December at'
f 111 -'V on .....1 Pi .... ....ill,. in )n
Av.ao-oi; aim cilici auuiMj, ui v. o J
ruled at 10.39 at 11 a. m. and closed
Chicago Live Stork Market.
(Bv the Arsoclated Press.)
Chicago, July 7. Cattle receipts
1,000; market steady; beeves 4.00fifi.l5;
cows and heifers 1.30 5.25 ; calves 5.00
-1.(6.00.
Hogs receipts 11,000; market strong
to 5c. higher, Mixed and butchers
6.40&6.S0; good heavy fi.COfrO.SO; rough
heavy 6.35(Ti6.52 1-2; light 6.406.85; piss
5.751 6.45; bulk of sales 6.7Aji 6.80. -
fjheep receipts 3,000; market strong.
Sheep 3.23 6.25; lambs 5. 00577.35.
10.59; mess 8.00 8.50;" packet 9.00
9.60. 1 :- "l ) 'a '
Pork Firm; mess 17.7518.00;
family 10.00; short clear 16.75 0
18.50.
Butter quiet, unchanged. Cheese and
eggs steady, unchanged.
. Weekly Hank Statement.
(By the Associated Press.)
New York, July 7. The statement
of the clearing house banks for five
days this week shows that the banks
hold 36,405,075 over the legal re
scrvo requirements. This is a de
crease of $5,590,075 as compared
with last week. The statement fol
lows: Loans $1,050,578,10(1, decrease
$6,306,800. .
Deposits $l,0'.:o,343,700, decrease
$13,273,300.
Circulation $4S,435,000, increase
$73,200.
Legal tenders $84,270,000, de
crease $3,005,500.
Specie $1S1,2S1,000, deccrease
$5,903,500. "
Reserve $205,351,000, ducrea!
$8909,000.
Reserve required
decrease $3,31S,:;25.
Surplus $6,405,075
590, C75.
Ex-U. S. daposils $10, 301, 22
crease $5;582,800.
$259,085,92.".,
decrease $5,-
de-
Xew York Money Market.
New York, July 7. Close Prime
mercantile paper 5 'ft 5 1-2 per cent;
sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 484.75
484.S0 for demand and at 4S2
482.10 for 60 day. bills. Posted
rates 482, 1-2 and .485.1-2.'.' Com
mercial bills 481 1-2 (j 3-4 ; bar sil
ver 64 7-8; Mexican dollars 50; gov
ernment and railroad bonds steady.
Money on call nominal; no loanss.
Time loans easier; 00 days I 1-4 ft
4 1-2 per cent; ' ill) daj's 11-2; six
months 5 1-2.
CANDIDATES 1CARDS.
To the Voters of Wake County: ,
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for a Beat in the House of Rep
resentatives for Wake County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primaries.
Respectfully,
CHARLES U. HARRIS.
Announcement.
After being solicited by many of
my friends, I wish to announce to the
public that I am in the field as a
candidate for sheri!T of Wake county,
subject to the primary.
J. H. BOBBINS.
10-tf
For the House of Representatives, j
To the Voters of Wake County:
I hereby announce myself a, candi
date for a seat in the House of Rep
resentatives for Wake County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primaries.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT H. JONES.
July S5 1-2
11-16S5; De
; May 88 7-8
v New York Provisions Market.
(By the Associated Press.)
New York, July 7. Flour Steady
but quiet.
Wheat Declined;
3-4; September 84
ceniber SO 3-4 87
15-16. .
Ryo Dull; No. 2 western 67 1-2.
Corn J uly 58 1-4 ; September
5S 1-S. .....
Beef Steady. . ,
Pork Firm.
Lard Quiet; prime western
steam 8.90 fj) 8.95; nominal.
Sugar Raw, firm; fair refining,
3 1-4; centrifugal, 96 test, 3 3-4;
molasses sugar, 3. Refined, steady;
crushed, 5.40; powdered, 4.80;
gNinulatod, 4.70.
Coffee Steady; No. 7 Rio 7 7-8.
Molasses Steady; New Orleans,
30fff 38. ; . ' .-, '.;
Flour Steady but quiet;, Minne
sota patents 4.35 fr 4.60; do bakers
3.Jyi3.85; winter patents 4.00
4.80. ' . .
Beef Steady; family 10.00 ft
House Of Representatives.
To the Voters of Wake County:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for a seat in the house of repre
sentatives of Wake county subject to
the action of the democratic primaries.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS L. HONEYCUTT.
Wakefield, N. C.
To the Voters of Wake County:
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for state senator from the
county of Wake, subject to the action j
of the democratic primaries.
Respectfully,
JOHN C. DREWRY.
We can
Through this
Register
Force You
To Charge
All Goods
Sola on
Credit,
You can have it for a dollar a day. Order it at once and pay for
it out of your daily losses which occur throuaji the careless way you con-,
duct vo or business.
TWKN'TY-OXE OF THIS STVLK SOLD IX X. C' IN JUNE.
THK NATIONAL CASH RK(ilSTKK COMPANY.
Carolina Trust Company Building, Raleigh, N. C.
Knglish Imports and Exports.
London, July 7. The' June state
ment of the board of trade shows in
creases of $21,676,500 in imports
and $23,269,000 in exports.
The principal increases in imports
are meat, grain and food, $15,000,
000, and metal manufactures, $10,
000,000. Cotton from America de
creased $10,000,000.
The increase in exports included
new warships, $1 3,750,000. The
rest was in manufactured articles.
To Democratic Voters.
I take this method of respectfully
asking tho democratic voters of Wake
county for their support in the forth
coming primaries for the Office of
sheriff. Respectfully,
JOSEPH H. SEARS.
New 20,000 Ton Itattleship.
(By the 'Associated Press.)
Washington, July 7. Secretary Bona
parte has issued." a circular inviting
ship designers and shipbuilding firms to
submit plins for the .20,000 ton battle
ship authorized by, congress. The naval
bureaus have also been instructed to
j prepare like plana for comparison with
mono submitted by private bidders. The
preliminary plans are to be submitted
by November 1, next.
A STOCK OF
..... provcnient
20 out effect hero
i ays
! at 10.34 barely steady. The ini-
in Liverpool was with-
nnd on a very dull
91 market prices ranged about the quo
130j tations of the close of yesterday,
'j holding fair in view of the wsek-end
?ow I private cables, saying thai, the ad-
"4, vance was due to the statistical poai- j
,v ,tion, but that spinners are well pro-
62V&!viued again with old crops and that
17414 there is less dsmand for goods. From
66 j the south the dispatches are assnr
34 ing. Cotton is expected to bo moving
98V6 i f reelv within a month and the cronll
144' scare must soon develop in order to j
,A 1,9 effective. The feeling locally is
23 54
bullish, though tho effort to stimu-
, late such a feeling is unceasine.
r,;, Meanwhile the weather works ' for
36 .lower prices. The spot market was
6714 steady and unchanged.
145 I HUBBARD BROS. & C.
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WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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Trunks, Hand Bags and Dress Suit Gases
A new trunk that will be hailed with delight by
the ladies a new invention with conveniences found
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unbreakable.
TRUNKS, HAND BAGS, SUIT CASES
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
S. C. POOL, Ralcsgh, N. C.
MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY.
For Legislature.
To the Voters of Wake County:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the house of representatives
from Wake county, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primaries
of the county.-
W. C. DOUGLASS.
J. WILL HUNTER.
JOHX C. DREWRY.
-:,,
HUNTER & DREWRY,
STATE AGENTS
RALEIGH, N. C.
FOR PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY COMPANY.
FOR CONSTABLE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as constable of
Raleigh Township, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic Primaries.
D. R. BYRUM.
TO DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Constable in
Raleigh Township, and respectfully
ask tho support of Democratic voters
in the forthcoming primary election.
JOHN It. BANKS.
Underwriters of Personal Accident, Health (health
with or without tho accident feature), Disability,
Plate-Glass, Employers' Liability, Elevator,
Teams, ami General Liability Insurance.
s
To the Democratic Voters of Wake
County.
I respectfully solicit your support
for re-nomination to the ofllco of
Register of Deeds at the Democratic
primaries to be held July 21, 1906,
J. J. BERNARD.
For House of Representatives.
Requested by many of my friends,
T announce myself as a candidate for
a seat in tho house of representatives
subject to democratic primary.
J. WILLIAM BLAYLOCK,
Willow Springs Postofflco.
Hnbbard Bros. J Co.
HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK.
MUMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change. Asociate Member. Liver
pool Cotton Asoclatlon,
ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur
chase and sale of cotton for future
delivery. Correspondence Invited.
LIBERAL CONTRACTS. PROMP TATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
CLAIMS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. WE SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE.
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FORCE! FORCE!! FORCE!!!
11c. Package, Friday and Saturday
This Week.
ROBBINS' CASH GROCERY.
ALL 'PHONES 888.
6-7-8 PER CENT.
Preferred Stocks.
NON TAXARLE.
In sonic of the strongest corporation
in the state, for sale by
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The Atlantic
Fire insurance
of RALEIGH
Company
Has Received from the Citizens of North Carolina Shows that
Home People Patronize Home Institutions.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President
JOS. G. BROWN, Vice-President
H. W. JACKSON, Ti easurer
G. H. DORTCH, Secretary
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