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D U IllUL Spectacular Bidding for Some of the Coalers AND FOR SPECIALTIES This Caused an Upturn in the Gen eral List Virginia Iron Hounded Up 13)6, Central of New Jersey )i and Others Made Lesser Gains A Few Losses. (Bv the Associated Press.) New York, Nov. 22. Prices rose with some vigor In the opening transaction" in stocks. A decline of 1 in Great Northern preferred, caused by realiz ing on the announcement of the plan for sharing in the benefits in the ore lands contract, was the only notable exception. Gains reached as much as a point in Union Pacific. St. Paul, Brooklyn Transit, Pacific Mail and Col orado Fuel and a large fraction !n Can adian Pacific, Delaware & Hudson and National Railroad of Mexico preferred. Reading and Virginia rose 1. Profits were .taken on the opening rise, but the movement did not reach extensive proportion outside of St. Paul, which gave way to below yes terday's final figures. Spectacular bid ding for some of the coalers end spec ialties caused an upturn in the general list. Virginia Iron bounded up 13. Central of New Jersey 6 1-4, Delaware ,i Hudson 5 1-4. Slogs-Sheffield Steel and Pittsburg Coal preferred 2, Read ing 1, Union Pacific ami Pacific Mail 1, New York Central 1 3-8. and Erie, Ontario and Western, Pennsylvania, the Kansas and Texas stocks and others a point. Lackawanna dropped 5, Des Moines and Fort Hodge 3, Great Northern preferred 1 and North American 1. The feature of the trading in Ihe sec ond hour was the violent fluctuations In industrial stocks which are seldom active. Virginia iron reacted 4 points from its extreme advance, and Dela ware & Hudson 1. Union Bag pre ferred rose 4, Pittsburg Coal preferred 3, American Ice 2. Pacific Mall and Knickerbocker Ice 2, Tennessee- Coal 1, and Baltimore & Ohio, St. T.uuiu Southwestern, Wabash preferred, Iowa Central preferred. Republic Steel and National Kn'atucling 1. Feverish flue uatlons In St. Paul over n range f more than a point Unsettled tho general list until Union Pacific's 2 point rise helped the tone. Westiiuvhouse Electric fcl 2 and Northern Pacific and General i Electric 1. Bonds were firm. Repeated efforts by the bears were rewarded with some success after, mid day, Reading losing almost all of its rise and a large fraction bring clipped off the general list. Both St. Paul and Southern Pacific sold a shade under last ldght. The fluctuations In the In dustrials became more restricted and were of interest in only a few stocks. dMlAHjn 1J I ' . ., , I I I ,l I, Steel and St. Douls Southwestern preferred and Central Leather 1. Great Northern preferred sagged 2. Additional lower prices established before tile supporting orders overcame the selling pressure. St. Paul sold 1 S-S under last night and Great Northern preferred 4 points. When the market began to recover si, me of tin' leaders reached the best of the day. Union Pacific touching 1'ih n-4. Plflshui C. i'. and St. Louis ! moved up 1-4 and St. Louis southwest ern 1 5-8. The market closed weak and gen erally about the lowest. Prices sag ged, except, for a few special stocks. National Railroad of Mexico prefer red rose 2',&, American Beet Sugar 2, and St. Louis Southwestern pre ferred. Texas & Pacific, Land Trust and United States Realty 1 to 1. Great Northern preferred declined to 5, Northern Pacific 2 V4 . General Electric 2 , Smelting IV, and Lou isville & Nashville 1. A number of other prominent stocks yielded to he low last, night. Delaware & Hudson reacted I! Vs . There were some ral lies, but declines continued at other points. NoiV Vork Closing Stock Iilst'. Atchison Atchison prcf Atlantic Const Line . . Baltimore & Ohio .... Canadian Pacific Chicago & Northwestern Chicago H. Northwestern Colorado Southern . . . Chesapeake & Ohio . . . 102 102 138 120 181 20,sy2 234 50 prof Denver & Hlo Grande 40 renvoi 6c iuu uiauuo piei Krle . . . . . ....... Great Northern pref Interboi'oiigli-Met Interborough-Met. pref. . . 84 45 J25 :i7 77 Illinois Central 176 Louisville & Nashville 147 Manhattan L Metrooplltan St. Rwy Mexican Central .. 24 Missouri Pueitlc 94 New York Central 131 Northern Pacific 222 Norfolk & Western 94 Pennsylvania 139 Reading 149 Hock Island 31 Rock Island pref 67 St. Paul 184 Southern Pacific 94 Southern Hallway 34 Southern Railway pref 94 Union Pacific 189 'Union Pacific pref 92 Wabash 19 Wisconsin Central 25 0 0 niOr Miscellaneous. Chicago Grain Market.. 1IQIT WKM Ulr I Amalgamated Copper 118 ' (uv the Associated PrAss.t 1 Villi I WAllf. Amalgamated Copper 'AIMertcall Cff Foundry ... .. '44 Ainerlcari jiieoftiotlvc 75',i Arnrleart;$mfe!tlng and Reining 15lty; Artif 'Smowlng and Refining Yref. lltw Brooklyn Rapid" Transit.'. .'. .. 80 Col. Fuel and Iron lift International Paper 18 National Biscuit 75 National Lead 7594 Pacific Mail 40 People's Gas 93 Pressed Steel Car 54 Pullman Palace Car 258 Standard Oil 525 Sugai 135 Tenn. Coal and Iron 160 United States Steel 48 U. S. Steel preferred 105 Western Union 85 j Mackay Cos 72 Mackay Cos.. i prcf 68 A. C, 0 32 A. T. pret 98 A. T. 4'f 77 A. T. 6's 109 Sloss 76 V.Cj. . 39 V. C. pret 110 Woolen 35 Woolen pref 102 New York Cotton Market. (By the Associated Press.) New York, Nov. 22. The cotton mar ket opened steady at a decline of S9 points in response to slightly lower cables than expected, better weather In the south and the moderately full esti mate for tomorrow's receipts. Trading was quite active and the market was very unsettled during the early session ,vlth Liverpool and some southern points heavy sellers. There was also considerable local liquidation, and while there was a good demand forth.' i account of spot people ind some of th" local longs, prices eased off to a net de cline of 2(fjl points during the early session, later there was a rally of 7 or 8 points on covering but offerings .con tinued rather heavy and the market acted nervous. Cotton futures opened steady,; No vember, 10.40 bid; December, 10.32; Jan uary, 10.36; March. 10.55; April. 10.58 bid; May, 10.63; June, 10.65 bid; July, 10.68. Cotton futures closed steady. Closing bids: November 10. IS, De cember 10.03, January 10.13, Feb ruary 10.21, March 10.31, April 10.36, May 10.12, June 10.46, July 10.50. The market continued very nervous and unsettled during the late morn ing under continued hear pressure ami stop less selling witli prices at mid day about 2S to 30 points net lower. Spot, quiet ; middling uplands', 10.90; middling gulf. 11.15. Cotton spot closed quiet at twenty points decline: middling uplands, 10.90; middling gulf. 11.15; sales, 2,000 bales. Estimated receipts at the ports today were 5S.000 bales against 61.345 last week and 56,328 last year. For the Week 410,000 bales against 412.CIS last week and 201.182 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 8.1103 bales against 11.598 last year, anil at Hous ton 10,770 bales against 0,2:11 last year. Yoster day's Open. Close. Close. Nov 10.40 10. IS 10.50 pec io.:ia 10.03 10.35 .Inn 10.36 10.13 10.42 Keb 10.21 10.50 March 10.55 10.31 10.34 April 10.5S 10.30 10.:i May 10. 10.42 10.47 June . . . . . . 10.65 10.46 10.51 July 10.6S 10.50 .... I)lvcrpol Cotton Market. (By tho Associated Press.) Liverpool, Nov. 22. Cotton spot, pood business done, prices 13 points higher, American middling, fair, 6.(15; good middling, 6,21; middling, fi.07; low mid dling, 5. SO; good ordinary, 5.50; ordi nary, 5.26. The sales of the day were 10.0G0 bales, of which 1.500 were for speculation and export and included !t,0W) American. Receipts 13,000 bales, including (WOO American. Futures opened firm and closed easy. American middling good ordinary clause: November, 5.0; Novemlv r-l e cember, 5.66; Decemher-Jamuiry. 5.62'i:; January-February, 5.62: February March, B.tW'i; Marcli-Aprll. R.64; April -: May. 5.65U: May-June. 5.6TK.; June- j July. 5.69; July-August. o.TOM..; Augusts September, 5.63; ' September-Oetobei 5.52; October-November, 5.45. Raleigh Cotton Market. (Reported by Charles K Johnson & Company.) Good cotton, 10 to 11 c. Storm cotton, 9 to 10c. Receipts today, 200 bales. New York Money Market. (By the Associated Press.) New York, Nov. 22. Money on call, firm, 5TVfc; ruling ran.', 6; closing bid, -Hi; offered . at 5. Time loans, strong: sixty and ninety days, 7 per cent; six mouths, 66 percent; Close Frimo mercantile paper, $6H per cent; sterling exchange, steady with actual business in bankers bills at 4S5.65iii lS5.70 for demand and at 4S0.45 CiMSO.50 for sixty day bills; posted rates, 481V4486:; commercial bills, 489480; bar silver, 70; Mexican dollars, tiiVj'. government bonds, firm; railroad bonds, irregular. COTTON. Tin- demand for spot cotton was never so active duriiiR a period of heavy receipts its it is now. Rut what is more important is thai spin ners have scant stocks and specu lators are heavily short. The iowcr ful men who advanced the market the past week are buying heavily on every reaction, and they will get 112 cents for their cotton. Ruy March on every reaction if you want to do what the big men are doing. CLARK GOOOMAX & CO., Cotton Futures, 20 Broad St., New York. Chicago, Ills., Nov. 22, Wheat open ed firm today oh a fair demand on shorts and commission houses which was based upon the continued small receipts In the northwest. The selling Pres!W''e of the December option was less than for several days past and this, together with the small movement held the market steady. December op ened unchanged to a shade lower at 73 to 735-8 and sold at 7334. The market was easier on the last half of the session on selling caused by a decline in the Minneapolis market. The close was easy with De cember off l-4ifi.3-8 at 73 1-4. December corn was steady at 42 8-8. Selling by, cash houses of the De cember option caused a decline In that optiori, but May held steady all day. The close was easy with December off l-8l-4 at 42 1-8. December oats were steady and quiet at 3 5-8. January provisions opened firm; Pork at 14.85; lard at 8.60 and ribs at 7.85. Chicago Live Stock Market, (By the Associated Press.) Chicago, 111., Nov. 22. Cattle Estimated receipts, 6,500; market strong. Beeves, 4,00 Iff 7.40; cows and heifers, 1 .75 (o 5.20 ; stockcrs and feeders, 2.400(4.50: lexans, 3.75 ft 4.60; westerns, 3,90(fi; 6:10; calve.:, 6.25 ifi-7.00. Hogs Estimated receipts, 15,000; market 510c higher, butchers. (i.OOff 8,42 : 6.25 6.45; rough ll 6.10: light; 6.00 6.40; 6.10; bulk of sales. 6.1 .Mixed and good heavy, avy, ,-.!. (fj. pigs, 5.00 iff Si 6.35, Sheep Estimated 000; marl. el strong. 5.50; Iambs, 4.60 (n receipts, 15, Sliecp, 3.76 fij Xow York Provision Market. (By the Associated Press.) New York, Nov. 22. Flour Steady, with trade slow. Wheat Higher; December, 8 1 2 western, 71 Vi . tfi 81; May, 84 1 Rye Finn; No Corn Dull and no transactions. Beef Firm. Pork Quiet. Lard Easy; prime western, 9.10 Co 11.50. Sugar Haw, quiet; fair refining, :; 5-10; centrifugal, 13-16; molas ses sugar, 3 1-lti; refined, quiet; crushed. 5.50; powdered, 4.90; gran ulated, 4. SO. Coffee-- Steady; No. 7 Rio, 7 9-16. Molasses Steady; New Orleans, 30fi 38. , Butter- strong; street prices creamery. 29. Cheese quiet and unchanged. Eggs steady and unchanged. extra Now Vork Poultry t My 'ihp Anriatpfl Market; Press.) Poultry New York. Nov, 22. Alive, Irregulnr; woxtern 11 ; fowls, 12; turkeys, 1 Irrecular: western chick chickens, , Dressed, ns, 1 2 Si 15 MIS; l 15 M; : stirins turkeys, ! rowis, ior.1 is; THREE MEN SHOT BY AN ANGRY EVE (Hy th,' Asso. dated Press.) New York, Nov. 22. A well dressed Woman whose name is unknown shot and wounded three men at 50th street and Madison Avenue this afternoon. One of tne men was a doctor who was said to have been attending her, Tho woman was arrested. FOUND DEAD WITH HER HEAD MASHED. (By the Associated Press.) Shamokin, Pa., Sow 22. Her head horribly haltered by a club and her throat black and. blue, Mrs. Sarah Klfnger, aged sixty years, the widow lot' a civil war veteran, was found dead in her home here today, l ne woman, lived alone, and there is not t He slightest doubt in the minds of the police that she was murdered. The marks on her throati plainly show that an attempt was first made to choke her to death. The authori ties have no clue to tho murderer, and are not yet able to decide wheth er the woman was killed by robbers or whether her life was taken to ac complish sonic other purpose. RALEIGH CAFE LUNCH ROOM IS OPENED. The Raleigh Cafe opened its lunch room today under the Capital Club. Tho main dining room will he opened on Saturday, and with white enamel woodwork and one hundred and fifty incandescent lights in the ceiling will be passing beautiful. The lunch room is the one on the corner. The kitchen is well fitted up with cooks and furniture, and everything appears ready for a tirst-class cafe. It will be run in connection with the Capital Club and for the general public also. The officers are T. 13. Heartt, pres ident; K, T, Hall, vice-president and treasurer, and S. L. Johnsou, secre tary and general manager. It Is estimated that, in all, some 500 wealthy American women have married titled foreigners, and that the aggregate of their doweries ex ceeded $200,000,000. The most heavily dowered bride was the Duch ess of Roxburgho, with a fortune of $40,000,000. POOLS Person County Board In augurates System Supt. Hollovvay Now Visiting in Dur ham Durham and Wake Selected by Person Hoard as Two of Most Progressive Counties Education ally in Slate. County Siqjerintendeni uf Schools letter from I of the Person' . Stating that ' itrri ii.ii ided to i intendent oil ni'fly, to visit j t. ive counties. , lor the pur-! u school gys- ! ' led Dur-1 "Unties to b" ; ftdeht Hollo i.hi ham. Tli'. Il kVQUld be ill Hi .llulil to j y visit the J itwl when he : lens an' at, ill .In Id has' id Jo have i riijwl to i hiu i.i liter to a ; Times. Sn i that lie: I niie. and he j .illloiittoil oi I p'silion. this I tiling uf the II: "Much ei-.h he dlBf ns. 'a' county j hits) tings sjeh v. hole- ! land as may I i.i of visit V. Judd has received a i Chairman N. C. Newbold ! county board of aducatloi the board of that county I ; send the county supi ; Person, Prof. G. F. Hoth two of the muJt progies I educationally, In the slat pose of getting Idea;, as I terns; that the boai.l had j ham and Wake us the , ' visited and that Supe.i bit way is now Visiting In I letter goes on to ask It agreeable for Supcii',: have Superintendent Doll Wake schools, and li could meet him. Th. the expense of Person j of course Superiiti i li li spended that he ill hi I Superintendent Hollow,; 1 county. Speaking " y 1 reporter for The Km ait I pel intendent Judd re! Considered the idea c ii ! commend? the boanl of j Person for its ftdvaiii ' being the first time an;. I kind has been done. Superintendent jin'iil ai good is accomplished (hi; i ti let and state asBoeia'.' supei intendentss, but l.:i Can in no way fuinisli some information ai Hr: be gained by an Inb among the county si.-, REPORT OF EOYLAN AVE. APPRAISERS. The report of the :iiprs riiitttei' of the comlem:' ii erly on South Boylui tx nllllt of the wlUelne:; by the city has prep:.:' signed tonlKht by tho btKlill, Messrs. J. ,1. T-'iv Hid 'I'. B. Mosley. Only throe property claimed any damaKes, lie paid except in " i-i snip uf asphalt that tin up. All tUtflr.K ami : and trees will he without loss. ft 1 1 'The Kdifyini; S.ddieis. The Trdedel Maikei Island in the heart ' Nuremberg, AIouk tin of the river, is an old. with a little darkling doorway'. When you have got so tar yon ar met by a little old man a rusty little man who looks as thoush he were made of metal who leads ymi into the great niysterous warehouse of 4oys. Round all tho walls they are ransed guns, cannon trumpets, sabre soldiers. How motors 'steamships, in! everywhere the ly millions of metal hi d away from the soldiers ha' Troedel Ma man could pewter and Hundreds of division shelves, wn shall be pet a kind of says, "Tie': That is t it. Wb ii i illustrates ander. the the war nt Orleans. I hi battles ..!' best!) thai a tiny tin roughfl'ode a word, si1 history, p Thompson Ad miral who enlere when I :i yi ident Ron fleer of the engineer." view Is .si miral ty. Eet Ween oc-Seln tie private strt exelusiv ' tl Every y.n .l mill the i':'.; locomot iw pcrihfi nd i mi even the rusty old iia mighty armies of n'inents, of battalion, drawn up on the ',ov the day when they into battle. And with the rusty old mail Rdtfylhg Soldiers. " I'man way of putting is Is that each army le or a campai.Ern the is of Coeur de Lion, v Years, the sieie of it'ies if Napoiedn, tie ui.l (the one I lil ate battle in wiiii gl'e&fhlng teeth San Juan Hill. In Ifying Soldiers teach 'by. stratetry. A'anee verybody's. i' iSdward premaritle, p British navy in 1 s i l) old, agrees with Prcs ;i lhat "the naval of u re must be a flghtlili; 1 lie t ll in k s that this i by tlie British ad- Petersburg and Tsark is a special line, with a at each end. for lb of the Imperial famliy ii is constantly guardei himself often drives th course,; under the sn of the driver proper. To Drive Ottl Malaria And Huild Up The System Take tin TASTh'L know wli ula is p! old Standard GHOVH'S OSS CHILL TONIC. You ii yon are taking. The form linly printed on every bot- tie, show tttg tt is simpiy yutnine ami i ;astelcss form. The Qui- Iron in ; nine driv iron bull out the malaria and the i i!s up the system. Sold hy 1 all ctealc cents. is tor a years, price BUI Miss Ltbblc Hodges, who resides near Duliliti, Krath county, Texas, recently p,i cited S02 pounds of cotton in one tiny. She is only 17 years old. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature of i'sc rs in the j tVue on ae- 3 in I I H' Mini I I and will be :I nposlng the 1 1 Most Reirkafile Values the Citizens HERE'S OUR SPECIAL PRC POSITION FOUR Qt AIM'S VAVh JONES FOl'It STAR BA F. (Distillery Bottling) Fx press prepaid $;t.:25 FOUR FUIJ, QUARTS OF OCR CELEBRATED ALBEMARLE CIA'B ll !.'. 8 jeais i lit. Express prepaid $;!.00 FOUR FIJM. QUARTS TYSON'S EXPOSITION KENTUCKY RYE. 4 years old. Express prepaid FOUR FCI,L QUARTS TYSON'S PURE NORTH CAROLINA CORN WHISKEY, Express prepaid :!.30 REMEMRER: We pay express charges and ship in a plain sealci package with no murks to suggest contents. Itemil by postal order. K.v press money order, or registered letter. 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SHIRP, Teacher's Diploma Canmridgo Univ'y. PRIVATE TUTOR. Cor. Wiliniugton and Lane Sts., RALEIGH, N. C. TO MOTHERS. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOThiMC ! SYRUP 'tin?: lip?u uk'.h! liv Mtlllous of MotUorfl for their ' ) eln'.'lr, n i It eoothM nit I'.'iln, i relni Ay lO TUH.V cliilili't n while reetmug for over 1-lfly 1 euro. ollu'8 the chilli, softens t lie (cllnis, ulltiys I n. I'ureii wiua cone, una is the ut-st i lor tilHrrliiea. KNTY-KIVE CKVTS A BOTTLE. I JSJ lly Starting a savings account in the Mechanics Dime Savings Bank. It allows 1 per cent interest. By so dolnj, you encourage tlirift. The more yan save, the more you earn. Yonj' savings account is respectfully solicited. Kvery courtesy extenl''-l to our depositors. Mechanics' Dime Saving Bank N. G. STATE BONDS. We offer subject to sale: 10,000 to 30,000 N. C. 6's, due 1919. 5,000 to 15,000 N". C. 4 due 1910. 5.000 to 25,000 N. C. 4's, I due 191:!. Also :V2 shares N. C. Rail ! road Stock, i F. G. ABBOTT & CO., Charlotte, N. C. KNOWLEDGE OP THE PAINT TRADE We claim there are more Homes In Raleigh, N. C, Painted with S. W. P. than with any other mived Paint, People know it is lcst Fhoi. H, Brings & Sons Raleigh" N. C. Wake up to the fact that we are in the Ideetrieiil iiustness and that to day is a good tlnie to select what you need in our line. Everybody that buys will he a firmer friend of ours. Raleigh Construction Co. 133 Fayetteville Straet. Hubbard Bros, ft Co. HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK. MEMBERS OF New York Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex change, Associate Membors Liver pool Cotton Association. ORDERS SOLICITED For the pur chase and sale of cotton for future deli very. Correspondence in, 'lied draughon's turner WUtniagton and Martin 8U, RALEIGH. KNOXVILLB ui , COLUMBIA. 2(j colleges in 15 States. FOSrHONH kecured or money REFUNDKD. Also teach BY MAIL. Cataotue will eon rlnca yon that Drt,d(kon'a ll THM BKBT. Call or ms ifVC Jk. Raleigh's Best Barbers OTEY and Son Yarborough He use
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