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COTTON SOLD HEAVILY
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After the Call Commission House
Begs Picking Vp Cotton, and This
Support Gave the Uxt a Better
- Tone and Rallied the Prices About
Eight Point.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New n York, June t-At the open-
Ins of the stock market today
majority of shares showed losses from
1-4 to 1-1 rcr cent. An exception to tne
general rule was found in the Northern
Pacific, which advanced Canadian
Pacific lost 1 3-4 In all. At the end of
ten minutes trading, the market as a
-whole, showed slight Improvement but
the rally was Irregular and feeble.
London sent over lower range ot
prices and our market at the opening
today showed fractional receslsons vlr.
tually through the list The opening
;v figures, however, were in most lnstan-
i : cps the highest of the day and aubae
' quently the ' market developed acute
- r weakness, recording declines ranging
' , from 162 pet cent In the active shares.
Many of those who purchased stocks
; In anticipation of a rise as an outcome
of the president's address, were inclin
ed again to dispose of them. Much
comment was made on the utter lack
of absorbing power as no one seemed
! to want to buy stocks except the pro
fessionals now and then for the retlre
' ment of short contracts.
A feeble, rally In the market oc
. curred after the publication of the
bank statement, but It Is not signifi
cant and the closing was heavy and
, well under yesterday's final prices.
. Governments unchanged. Other
; bonds were quiet.
The morning's trade on the stock ex
change was, for the most part, unim
portant and had little real significance
beyond the conflicting manoevres of the
: professional speculators. At the open
Ing and for the first hour the market
was weak, influenced more than any
thin else by the lower range for Am
' erlcan stocks in London.
Toward the end of the session, owlns,
, apparently to the desire of operators
, ;. short of stocks to close In their obllga
ttons over Sunday, prices rallied partlal
"' ly. But net losses as a rule resulted
on the day and the final tendency was
quite uncertain.
.. The feature of the weekly bank sum
' mary was the increase of over $13,
: 600,000. In loans. This was due chiefly
i to pome large payments on syndicate
transactions which had to be made at
the first of the month.
Cash holdings Increased nearly 1540,
006 a rather better showing than ex
pectedbut on account of the heavy
.loan expansion, the suurplus reserve
was reduced nearly $3,000,000.
.. I York Closing Stock Ms.
' (By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Atchison . 88
The Strongest Fence
Against Disease is
MaturaJ Living
Seek by right food and drink to be well and happy.
Disorders of the body cannot be helped by medicines unless
the abases stop. When that is done the individual is on "The
Hoad to Wellvllle."
1fiily ails slowly add up, until duy of reckoning conies in
the shape of a spell of sickness expensive and always a push
down the hill. In more ways than one.
It sometimes seems difficult to And the trouble until coffee
and tea are abandoned and a change made to
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"TKere's a
... 94
...166
...148
... 22
25
... '20
...110
...138,
Mexican Central . , . ' , ,l 19
Missouri Pacific 72
New York Central . , . ; .... 109
Pennsylvania i i . , 119
Reading . . . . ,
Rock Island . . . . ,
Rock Island pfd. ,,
99
19
4S '
125
St. Paul
I Southern
Pacific 75
Southern Railway ; . . 18
Union Pacific ....-.... 133
Wabash. v.. 82
Iiiterporo-MetropoHtaa pfd. . 50
Great Northern j . , . ; 1 4
Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Copper ....... 84
I American Car & Foundry 38
American Locomative 57
American Cotton Oil' 29
Am. Smelting & Refining 115
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I People's Gag 89
rressea meet uar a i
United States Steel 32
United States Steel pfd 97
Western Union 79
New York Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, June 1. There was con
siderable selling at the opening nf the
cotton market, notably by professional
and western connections. After the
cajl commission houses appeared to be
picking" up cotton. This support gave
the list a better tone and rallied the
prices about eight points above the
figures established on the call for new
crop positions. Opening: June 11.45
asked: July 11.60 bid; August 11.53 rj
11.54; Septfember 11.54 1166; October
11.78 11.78: December 11.90 fi 11.91.
Open. High. Low. Close.
June . .
July . .
Aug. . .
Sept.. .
Oct. . .
Nov. . .
Dec.. .
Jan. . .
Feb. . .
March .
11.29
11.41
11.42
11.62
11.76
11.80
11.83
11.93
11.94
11.60
11.43
11.55
11.76
11.91
11.98
12.08
12.08
11.66
11.58
1168
11.92
12.00
12.10
12.08
12.09
11.40
11.42
11.54
11.75
11.82
11.92
12.08
12.06
1015
12.04
points
Closed barely
lower.
steady,
Saleigh Cotton Market
(Reported by Charles EL Johnson
Company.!
Best grade, 13 to 13 7-16c.
Off grade. 9 to Uc.
Receipts today, none.
New Orleans Futures.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New Orleans, June 1. Cotton fu
tures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low
Close.
12.46
12.68
12.67
12.44
June . . .
July . . .
August . .
12.76 12.81 12.62
September..
October . .
Nov. . . .
Dec. . . .
Jan
February .
March . .
12.28 12.36 2.24
12.2728
12.26
12.22
12.27
12.33
12.34
12.17
12.20
12.2425
12.2728
12.37" 40
Closed steady 414 points lower.
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Baltimore & Ohio .......
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & North westdrn ..,
Colorado Southern . . . .
Denver fe Rio Grande .v,
Erie . i ,
Louisville Nashville : . . .
Manhattan h. . . . i . . w , . . .
... Liverpool Futures. (,
By Leased Wire to The Times.)
LlverDooL Jun 1. Following .is the
range of cotton futures: . ,
, upen. Ajose.
June." L ,'.", . I.86 t.86
June-July v . ,.(;. 't ; 4 .72
July-August i.i.iViv.j 9-71
August-September. '. ) i.63
September-tOctober. V t-&8
October-November, i , ". ; 4.61
November-December. , jt.49
December-January. V .47
Oanuary-February. , . (.46 ;
February-March . . . . , 1.45
March-April . .r. -. .. . 1.48
' 74
1.72
t.3
4.57
1.49
.
(.44
(.43
(.44
4.45
Closed steady SS points higher.
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t ' Cotton Seed OIL
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, June 1, Cotton seed oil:
'.: . Open. " Close.
June
July
September
October ,
November ......
Closed steady.
58 .
0
'i59
59
66
T
69 '
58
54
47
Chicago Grain Market.'
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Chicago, June 1. Wheat was a
shade higher at the opening this
morning, with fair scattered buying
by commission houses. The 'local
crowd was bearish and were the prin
cipal sellers. Trade was fairly ac
tive. Cables were not up to our ad
vance of yesterday, and northwestern
receipts for the week show some fall
ing off.
The grain markets were all lower
1 for wheat, Vi for corn and 12
c for oats. Provisions were 12
30c lower. The local crowd was In the
market on a large scale and the selling
side tvas the popular one. The public
was also selling. The volume of trade
was smaller. World's shipments of
wheat for the week were for 10,800,000
bushels and a decrease in the amount
on ocean passage Is predicted.
Liverpool wheat was !4d higher
as compared with the net gain here
yesterday of c. Weather condi
tions in the northwest were still cold
with rains general in Canada, but
clear this side of the international
line.
Indian shipments for the week 760,000
bushels and Australian 570,000 bushels
compared with 848,000 and 528,000
bushels respectively a year ago.
Corn was up early but it was more
or less under pressure all day.
Oats were in the same position as
corn. The volume of business In hog
products was rather light. y
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
WHEAT !
Open.
. 99V4
. 100
. 101
High.
99K
101
102
54
54
51
49
39
Low. -97
99
100 V4
63
63
60 ,
48'
39
Close.
97
99
100
53
53
60
49
39
July . .
Sept. . .
Dec. . . .
CORN-r
July .... 54
Sept 64
Dee 51
OATS
July .... 49
Sept .... S
PORK
July" .... 16.46
Sept 16.60
LARD
July .... 9.27
Sept 9.47
RIBS
July . . . 8.90
Sept 9.02
16.46
16.60
16.17 16.20
16.40 16.40
9.27
9.47
8.90
9.02
9.17
9.32
8.77
8.92
9.17
9.36
8.77
8.92
Chicago Live Stock Market,
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Union Stock Yards, 111.. June 1.
Hogs Receipts, 9,000; slow; light,
6.206.42; mixed, S.150.40;
heavy, B.906.35; rough. 6.90
6.10; pigs. 5.806.35; Yorkers,
6.356.40; good to choice heavy,
none. t . .!. ' b'
Cattle Receipts' 300; unchanged;
beeves, 4. 60 6.5 C; cows,?. 1.75
5.30; heifers, 4.25 4.70; calves,
5.007.25; good prime steers, 6.20
6.30; poor to medium, 4.605.50;
stockers and feeders, 3.00 6.15.
Sheep Receipts, 4,000; steady.
Native. 4.2506.35; western, 4.25
6.40; yearlings, 6. 10 7.00; lambs,
6.25 8.00; western, 6.25 7.90.
New York Money Market.,
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, June 1. Money' on call,
time loans, ..; no . loan reported;
posted rates sterling exchange, 184
87. with actual business in banker
bills at 486.70i80 for demand, and
483.66 for sixty day bills:1 Xdndon
bar .silver, firm, 1-8 up at 31 1-19, New
York bar silver (7 -; Mexican dol
lars, 52. V :
Weekly Bank Statement, V
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, June 1. The bank
statement: x ;- "it''k:
Loans, $1,139,931,100; , increase,
$13,541,600. " .
Deposits, $1,128,194,600; increase,
$15,654,100. .
Circulation, $60,652,990; decrease.
$30,700.
Specie, 2221.928,000: ':l increase.
$738,400.
Reserve,
$294,831,100;
Increase,
$982,100. V
Reserve
required, $282,048,660;
increase,'. $3,888,625. -j,'. '1 ', Sfef-r ':s
Surplus, $12,782,460; , decrease.
$2,906,425.-."; . ; ,:m
Ex-U.8. deposlU, $20,685,760; de
crease, $2,920,356. ,4, ,-4
Hubbard Bros.'s Cotton Letter.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
New . York, June L A prospect for
better weather . in the southwest pre
vented Uvarpool from "responding to
the sharp advance here yesterday.
Undoubtedly the information - that a
very lartrs abort' account bad covered
was as well known abroad as here, and
they regarded that feature as leaving
the market Is a weaker condition.
Many rumor are outwent as to the ex
tent of buying, and the consensu of
opinion Is that- the buying exceeded
100,000 bale and represented the bear
operation of the May pool. Although
it was,, raining this morning the
Weather, people look or a change for
the better during the next few days,
and .this caused the decline at the
. close.
Most .. ot our ; large .' traders
mean to be without any interest over
the bureau report,, which la expected
to be bullish, but they don't know1 but
that In son measures It has been dls-
counted. HUBBARD BROS. A SON,
New York Spot' Spot Cotton.
By "Leased Wire, to The Times.)
New York. June 1. Spot ootton,
13.80. '
' ' New Vork Provisions.
(B Leased .Wire to The Times.)
New York. June 1. Today's cash
produce markets were quoted as fo-
lOWs: . r--. ." '.( -ni. ' :-
' Wheat dull; No. I red, 102, f. O, b.
Corn nominal; No, 2 mixed, ...
Oat dull; No. 1, 49 Hi elevator. .
Rye dull; No, 2 western, 90 f. o. b.
, Barleys-nominal. .
, Flour firm; ' spring patents, 5.55;
winter straights, 4.60.
- Mill feed dull; western bran to ar
rive, JJ.36. ,
Pork dull; mess, 1812.
Lard dull;'' prime western, 9.96.
Tallow quiet; prime city, 66.
Coffee quiet; No. 7 Rio, 6.
; Sugar steady; granulated, 6.00.
SONG FESTIVAL AT '
. OAENEE TOMORROW
The Sunday School Mass Meeting
and Song Festival scheduled for Gar
ner tomorrow ; will be held, rain ior
shine. The weather man at noon to
day said that tomorrow would be
cloudy but no rain. Should the weather
during the day, however, be Inclement,
the three churches of Garner will be
used and thev meeting held anyway,
and should the committee be totally
unable to . carry out the program as
planned, it Is probable that another
date will be set and the meeting held
later on.' v A committee of ten men are
busy at Garner this afternoon mak
ing final preparations.
MINING COMPANY
ENTERS THIS STATE
The Interstate Coal and Iron Com
pany, , of Bristol. Va., has domesti
cated and '-will do business In this
state, the principal office' in North
Carolina being at Montezuma. Mr.
H. J. Hardoss is the agent upon whom
process may . be served. The com
pany has an authorized and paid-in
capital, stock of $600,000, and the
character of the business is the pros
pecting and development of mineral
lands. '
ARREST OF YOUNG MAN
CHARGED- WITH MURBER.
(Special to Tho Evening Times.)
StatesvlUo; vjiune -.-Late Wed
nesday evening Deputy Sheriff Deaton
received a telegram from Sheriff
Thomas Peden, ofjCfiester, S, C.,read-
'Arrest Patterson, cloth Inspector at
new mill, alias UpchUrch. Wanted for
murder in South Carolina." ' , I': : ;
Mr. Deaton ' held the. message until
yesterday morning', and then phoned
O. M. Patterson to meet him at the de
pot Patterson wjis at the station at
the time namei' . poaton placed him
under arrest and . brought him on to
Statesvllle on the.momlng train, but
on their arrival hero' did not place him
in Jull but took him' to the hotel. They
spent the day s here, i returning to
Mooresville last night l!. ;-
The murder with which Mr. Patter
son is charged was committed in South
Carolina, March 28,4888, at Which time
Mr. Patterson claims he, was In this
state. He says he, was never in South
Carolina, except to pass through that
state several years ago, while en route
to and from Alabama, Ho says he can
prove these facts, and' Mr, Deaton Is of
tha damn nntnlni. . '
While here yesterday Mr. Patterson
and Mr. Deaton explained the case to
Judge. Fred Moore, who Is holding Ire
dell superior court, and the. Judge told
Mr. Deaton that he believed ne was do
ing the right thing in keeping his pris
oner In custody oirt Jofjall.; .
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THE CREW SAVED
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Detroit, Mich., June 1.- The steel
steamer Selwyn- Eddf was sunk t in
the Detroit river this morning as the
result of a collision with the steel
trust barge Maida. -'
Tho captain and crew escaped with
a few of their personal effects
BRYAN DOES NOT OBJECT .
TO WHAT JjAJSSrnERSAID.
(By Leased Wire to The Tlmes!S
Norfolk, Va June 1-Aked Iqr A
statement of the sensation caused by
Congressman Lassitor, of Virginia, who
In introducing WMIarrf J. Bryan here
suggested the ' nomination of United
States Senator Daniel of Virginia for the
presidency and called On Bryan to' se
cond this nomination,. Mr. Bryan said:
I have no objection to. what was
said. What Mr. Laaf Iter eald has been
printed. -1 don't regard It ' a matter
for interview or discussion! It Would,
I should say, be better for editorial com
ment alone If anything whatever Is to
be said further In .the newspaper on
the subject I havs nothing to say.'.'
Mr, Bryan say he will meet Senator
Daniel In Richmond on Sunday. - ' .. Si:
Last evening Mr. and Mrs, Bryan
were the guests at a dinner given in
their honor by Mr. Harry St George
Tucker.
JDId Citizen of Maryland Dead.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Upper Marlboro, Md., June 1.
Former Judge Richard Benjamin
Brook Chew, one of the oldest- and
best known citizens - of southern
Maryland, died at his home yesterday
afternoon .after" an illness of two
rHiTi
D07N TO DEATH
(By Leased Wire, to The Times.)
Spartanburg, B. C., June 1. As a
negro funeral party was crossing, the
river bridge near here at 1 o'clock
this Afternoon the center span of the
bridge .gave way and two' wagons
with 14 negroes went down, . Four of
the negroes were - drowned. '. The
teams floated down the stream -and
got out - , , ' i ,
NOT GUILTY OP THE i
- . , MURDER OF. MRS. HOOKS,
r 1 y ' r- , ; '
(By Leased Vlr to The Times.)
.. Atlanta, Ga., June 1. O. L. Groo
ver, who has been on trfa 1 for
month, charged with the murder of
Mrs. Hooks, who died from eating
poisoned candy, has boon acquitted,
The Jury retired at 3 p.. ft.'-yesterday
and returned a verdict at noon today.
BAND CONCERN AT -
PARK TOMORROW
There Will- ba. another concert at
Pullen Park tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock by the Third Regiment
Band, provided the rain ceases.' The
band will accompany Govornor Glonn
to tho Sunday School Convention at
Garner In the morning, and will re
turn on the train arriving in Ralolgh
at 2:50 p. m. The program for the
park concert tomorrow is as follows
4. March: Dixie Blossoms (Wen-
rich).
2. Overture: Poet .and . Peasant
(Von Suppe). n
3. Wedding Day Waltzes (Tobani)
4. Song: Tho Palnw (Faure). -y
6. Reminiscences of Verdi (God
frey). I t '
Intermission. ..- v
6. Monarch 'Medley .(O'Hare).
7. Song: Beyond the Gates of Par-
adiso (King).
8. Jntermezzo: Forget Me Not
(Macbeth).
9. Descriptive: Cavaisy Char"
(Luders).
10. Hymn: America.
We are offering an Interesting
tock of Wall Papers, including the
iiewost nnd handsomest pattorns.
Window Shades, Charming Pic
tures, etc. Picture framing a spe
cialty. No high prices. Promptness
assured.
R. L. GREEN, t
W.HargettSt. .
BIG GREEK GOAL GO.
Jk'
;vjV-1--sjioM2i
' Celebrated '
BIG CREEK COAL
direct from our mine . : f
, will protect yon during )
t . .- this damp cold weat&er '-
CAPITAL CITY FUEL CO.
, KOT1CE OF SALE. -' ' :
By virtue of an order of tho Supe
rior Court made in the case of L. N.
White et als. vs. Raleigh Cafe,' Inc.,
pending in the Superior: Court ot
Wake- county, I will offer for sale at
public auction for cash, at the Ral
eigh Cafe, in the Capital Club, in the
city of Raleigh, N. C, on the IT day
of June, 1907, all of the property ot
every kind whatsoever that belonged
to the Raleigh Cafe, ' embracing
ranges, cooking utensils, dining-room
furniture and fixtures, crockery,
glassware, etc., etc., etc. The sale
will begin promptly at 12 o'clock M.
on the said 11th day ot June, 1907.
- ,W. B. JONES,
Receiver of Raleigh Cafe, Inr-
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On accounr of the backward season and the continued cool weath-,
er, and to avoid carrying over any light weight apparel, we are
offering our entire stock, except Blacks and Blues of '-
Men's Youth's and Children's
at 20 per cht Discount
The big cut includes all the new and dssirable summer r ' '
styles, goods that were made-up specially for our summer trade
J. Eoseegairtlee,
214 Fayettevllle St.
OWLY
LEflT
Am
SOLD
Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords. . .$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
$3.00 Gun Metal Oxfords arc nowl 'j . $2.50'
Children's and Misses Patent Leather Oxfords, "
i - - ' $1.00, $1.25 and $1.60
The $1.50 AVliite Pumps and Oxfords aro $1.25 ,
Children's White, Pink and Blue Oxfords are 85c and $1
Goodyear Weft Tan Oxfords, the $3.00 grade. . .'. . $2.00 , 4
Full and complete. lines of Colored Lawns, Br Organdies
and Batiste, all 15c grades, are no- being sold at 10c ,
Sailors for Ladies and Misses' . 25c to $1.50, '
SaM((tt(illUaaff,4jjja.-..t k -
12 EAST MARTIN STREET.'
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The Removal of Its Offices to the :
ELECTRIC BUILDING
No. 8 WEST MARTIN STREET. ' v ; t '
llrtwwn Tiu krt nitlg. & Capital Club
The Company will be, glad to quote rates for V
, electric lighting and power - . , "
' for all purposes. " - "
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Bills are subject to discount
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