i-r vxxzrrmteXTTn. THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES: TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1907.
WON'T -YIELD TO
BEARISH NEWS
Firm at the Opening, totlon
Moves Up
JULY LEADS MONTHS
And All the Others Move Upward
After This Option Opening Prices
of Storks Wherever Changes Oc
curred Showed Recessions Read
ing is Seen in Three Phases Ana
conda Recedes.
(By Ieasca Wire to The Times.)
New York, July 16. The opening
prices for, stocks, where there were
changes,- were.'' gene. roily lower. Read
ing opened unchanged, advanced Vi,
and reacted . Great Northern pre
ferred and St. Paul were unaltered.
: Influenced by the further cut in Cop
per Metal in London, Anaconda lost
in all , and Amalgamated Copper
i ' :.:;:'''
The course of the market this morn
ing served to contirm the impression
that the lower prices of yesterday
wore merely areuction in a substan
tial rising movement. Criticism had
been freely uttered yesterday because,
slocks se.'med to be pushed ahead too
fast to invite outside support. If the
plan of those responsible' for the ad
vance was to heed these criticisms and
let the market move more gradually,
the course of procedure would have
been about as tin y. were last niKht and
IhH morning. I'i Ices came in gen
erally lower from. .London, the foreign
markets ; being a good deal upset by
a further sharp break In the copper
metal anil accompanying rather pro
nounced weakness in the Copper se
curities. Under, this lead . our list
opened down, and efforts were made
by the professional traders to continue
the decline. . Hut as soon as it was
seen that there was no real selling
and that the supply of stocks which
could be obtained to cover the shorts
contracts -'was. extremely small there
was a general raising of speculators'
bids, .'ionic heavy buying then set in
In Union l'acillc ami the Hill share,
and under the strength of these stocks
the ; whole market started upward
again.
ew York (losini; Sloe
, ( ISy Leased Wire to 'i'lie
Atchison , . .......
Hallitnore & Ohio .-',
Canadian Pacific , . . .Ij. ,
Chicago & Northwester:)
Colorado oSuthern . .
Denver & Kio (iratide.
Krie . .
Illinois Cenlral , . .'. . .;. .
Louisville & Nashville '.'..
. Missouri Paeilic . . . .
New York Cent ral .... .'
Pennsylvania . ., . .....
Reading . , . . ... . . . . . .
Rock Island '..-. . .... ...
Rock Island pfd. . . . . . . .
St. Paul , . .... .". ......
Southern Pacific .......
Southern Railway
Union Pacific ........ .
Great Northern . ,
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. .119
, Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Copper ... , . . ;
American Car & '.Foundry. ...
; American Locomotlvo '. .... ,
American Tobacco . ..... . , .
American' Cotton Oil . . , '. '. '; .
Am. Smelling Ai itelii:;,iK. . . .
Am. Smelling & Relinitig pl'tl.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . , . .
National Lead . . , . . .
Paeilic Mail ..... . . . . , . .. . .
Sloss-Sheflleld Steel . .......
Sugar . . ..... . ...... , .
I'nlted States Steel .........
United States Steel pfd. . . . . ,
Mack ay's ...... . . . . . . . ,
Va. -Carolina Chemical .... ,
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Xcw Vork Colt in Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, July 1 (i. -In t lie face
of favorable weather map and pros
pects for a bearish weekly report at
noon, tho cotton market at. the, open
ing displayed firmness. July showed
the greatest upturn. Subsequently
tho whole list, gained In strength, :
''Opening prices; July, fl.70; Au
gust, 11.40; September, 11.45 Cji
11.40; October, 11.7011.71; De
cember, 11.75 11.70; January,
11.8 Iff 11.85; February, 11.80;
March, 1 1.94 ? 11.9K;' April, 11.97;
May, 1 2.02 ffi 12.08.
Open. High.
Low. Close.
11.70 11.81
uJly '...'
Aug. .
Sept. .
Oct. .
Nov. .
Dec. .
' Jan. .
Feb. .
March
11.70
11.47
11.45
11.70
11.70
11.85
11.87
11.07
11.58
11.85
11.90
11.91
11. 4G
11. 40
1 1.70
11.75
11.84
11.50
11.45
11.75
11.71
11.81
11.88
11.90
12.99
12.02 12.07 11.99
Closed steady 325 polntes lower.
New York Soot Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, July. 10.: Spot cottoa
12.85. '-..'.
"WHKN VOU WANT THK 15KST
HAMS TO llOITi BUY
5HAFERS
AT ALL GROCERS."
Liverpool Cotton Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Liverpool, July 16. Spot cotton quiet
with prices Fteady. Middling, 7.09;
sales, T.OtO; American, 6,300; specula
tion and export, 500; receipts 2,000,
American 1,600.
Opening. Closing.
July.. ..
July-Aug.... .. ..
Aug-Sept.... .. ..
Sept-Oct.. .. .. ..
6.72 OS.73
6.71 6.7214
6.596.60
6.516.51
6.44 (fi 6.4",
6.42 fiC.44
6.40H
6.49 6.40
6.40fi)6.4H4
steady and
6.75
6.75
6.63
6.54
6.47V6
6.4414
6.43
6.43
6.44
closed
Oct-Nov ...
Nov-Dec
Dec-Jan.. .. .. .,
Jan-Feb.. .. .. ..
Feb-Mar .. ..
Futures opened
steady.
Raleigh Cotton Market.
(Reported by Charles E. Johnson
Company.)
Best grade, 13 to 13 c
Off grades, 10 j to 12c.
Receipts today, none.
Chlcasjo Grain Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times).
Chicago, 111., July 16. Lower cables,
further rains in the northwest, with
clear weather southwest together with
a lower curb at Minneapolis caused a
lower opening this morning, Septem
ber wheat starting 1-4 to 5-8 lower.
Some good buying developed on th
decline and at the end of the flrsl
lit'leeii minutes trailing, all the decline
had been recovered, and prices showed
a slight advance ' over yesterday's
II rial figures. Opening prices; Wheat
September 93 1-4 to 92 7-8; corn Sep
tember, 53, 3-4 to C3 5-S; oati Sept.,
39 to - 39 1-8; pork September 16.42 to
1C.45: lard September; 9.02; ilsr
no,thing doing.
Closing prices showed vheat Iff
lVJc. lower; corn V (if . otY, and
oats oft iff c. . Provisions were
unsettled. The markets were all
rather choppy, and there was more
or less stubbornness shown on both
the decline and tho advances. The
wheat to change hands seemed to go
to strong holders, while the selling
was quite scattered. Sentiment, was
still bearish, yet. there were many
bears who were feeling their way in
t lie belief that a reaction and advance
was due, following' the,, decline .suf
fered by that cereal. Bad reports. 'on
crops were quite numerous from
North ".Dakota, despite the further
rains in the northeast.
The Northwestern Miller's special
crop report says that extensive rains,
while beneficial, only a fair wheat
crop will he raised.
The movement of the new crop
showed a marked falling off.
A local speculator sold considera
ble corn, while the buying was scat
tered. '
Chicago I,i(. Slock Market.
(I'.y Leased Wire to The Times.)
Union Stock Yards, Ills., July 10.
Hogs Receipts 17,000; strong, 5c
higher. Light. 5.80 fi 6.1 0; miyed,
5.05 (ti (1.07 : heavy, 5.25 ft S.iiO;
rough, 5.1:5 it 5.50 ; lugs, 5.3-) (it 0.00 ;
Yorkers, O.UOft'Mi.15; good to choice
heavy', 5.S0 5 5.00.
CattleReceipUi 4,000; steady.
Beeves, 4.05 (?f 7.30; cows, 1.75'''
5.30: heifers, 2.05 5.75; ialvvs,
6.0(16)- 8.00; good prime steers, 5,75
(d 7.30; poor to medium, 4.7((i'
5.70; Blockers and ' feedt rs. 2.90$f
Slieep Receipts 1 4,(00 : Rtrong.
Native, 3.75()0.00; western, 4.00(a'
0.00; yearlings, 0.00(ft 0.75; lambs,
5.75 dC 7.60; western, 5.75 fii 7.65.
Chicago (iraiii and Provisions.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
July
Sept ".. .
Dec .. ..
Corn--Oct
... :
S.pt '.;";;
Dee ; . . ..
Oats -July
.. .
Sept
Dee .. ..
Pork.
July .. .
Seflt .. .
Laid
July .. .
Sept .. .
Itibs.
July-.. .
Sept. ..
,. .... .... .... 16.15
..'..' 91 95- 927 93Vj
... .. SSVij 98 96 97 'A
. 8.97 9.(10 8. 97 9.00 .
8.9T . 9.00 S.92 9.97
.. 52 52,4 516i HU-i
4IH u
m-n 40
44 V.
39
.. WW 40T4 40. 407
. .... .... .... 16.10
16.20 16.35 16.20 16.35
8.71
8 c.r
8.62 8.65 8.60
8.50
8.65
8.60 8.65 8.60
The Sii'ar Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, July 10. Local re-
Ilned and raw sugar markets steady
and tinclianged. London beets firm;
July and August 9s. (!d.
Coltofi Seeil Oil.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, July 16. Cotton seed
oil prices ranged ns follows:
Opening.
55 fit 50
55 50
51 fij, 52
43 fit 44
411441
40 41
Closing.
54
5H4fi?51
4;iH3
41 141
40 41
July .
Sept.
Oct. .
Nov.
Dec. .
Jan. .
Market closed steady.
HIS GOURD-'SAWING
WAS INTOLERABLE
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Logansport, lnd., July 16. Carson
Kn'.ery was arraigned in court here,
charged with snoring go loudly that
he kept neighbors from sleeping.
"Ho lives two blocks from mo,"
bald Louis E. Garuer, the prosecuting
witness, "but last night he kept me
awake by his snoring."
Police Judge Smith put Emery un
der a 50 bond to keep the peace.
On an aggregate capital of nearlv
Jfi.000.ooO the fttx bunks In Guayaquil
declared dividends for 1906 averaging
a little Whs than 14 per cent.
. w JUL S good
'Mw'rt ' '-'
X
(Continued from First Page.)
jurcd th--! admiral ordered forwarded
to the hospital an immense number. -of
boxes of American l!eau(y rnses, ear
nations, roses, orchii Is anil lili"S-of-the-valley.
In a message to the .'hospital th
almij'al ' I'xpi'essi d hi profound sor
sow over the Million's loss in brave
nen. -
STILL AWAITING
ORDER TO STRIKE
'(By Leased Wire lo The Times.)
New York, July 10. Han Fran
cisco slill remains (lie crucial point
in the struggle between the tele
graph operators and their employers.
The local union was still holding
itself ready today to go out at a
moment's notice, and the leaders
were only waiting tho word from the
western city to call out. all their
men from the New York offices of
the western Union and possibly t.'ie
Postal Company. The strike will
be delayed until it is absolutely sure
that affairs in California cannot he
settled without trouble, 1iul. it wtis
said today that just as soon as the
operators feel that there is no .hope
of peace they will call the men here
out.
The strike order Is.. exported' In
come from Chicago" in cipher over
one of t:io wires which the operators
are able to use, and the nioinent, it
comes a signal will he given to each
chapel of the organization here and
the men will immediately walk out.
lOven down to (he smallest detail
has been arranged and the local --organization
only needs word from
the west to si art. the strike wheels
in motion. II is said that. Commis
sioner Neill today will make a final
effort to get the operators to accept
a proposition which has been hereto
fore refused by (hem, and if he Is
unsuccessful a general strike will, lie
declared nt once.
" . .iZ"."' T,
THE LAMANA CASE .
155 PROCEEDING
(Dy Leased Wlro fo The Times.)
St. Charles Court House, La., July
1C The actual trial of the first four
defendants In the Walter Laniana
kidnapping and murder case is on
hero today, with the small court
room packed to suffocation.'-'-When
the prisoners were brought in. very
quietly, hardly any of those within
the railing noticed their entrance.
Judge Eddlngton, mindful of the dig
nity of his court, ruled that no one
would ho admitted unless wearing a
coat. He said that all those who had
no coats with them would be de
clined without ceremony.
liUuBARDBROS.&CO.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.
1IANOVEK KQCAKl'V NEW YOHK.
MEMBERS of New York Cotton Ex
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change, Associate Members Liver
pool Cotton Association.
ORDERS SOLICITED For tho pur-
1c ha sh and sale of cotton for future
delivery. Correspondence invited.
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ins:
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place where bottled
you want Coca-Cola. Close your ears to the
as good" argument because there is nothing
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Coca-Cola because you are convinced that
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give their customers s what
made to deceive you, not
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RRORIST
by a Bomb
CRUEL ANA HATED MAN
'. -.
Ani.:,ii(,; t!:i Tiiliip: fti'v Which lie Was
.1 Illumed Was (lie Sending of a
Itody Dunn (lie Khrii Kiver Valley
and Laying it Waste Willi l ire and
Sword. '.
(T.y Leased Wire to The Time:; )
SI. l'eter.sliurg, July I C (ieneral
AliMiauoif. (he pacilier ol tho Kutais,
and Ihe cruelesl, and most hated man
in Itusi ia. was assassinated tit Alex
aiulieropol (oday. A bomb was
hurled lit him and he was blown to
pieces. His death carrier, out the
death sentence; of- the terror! t's' passed
u I it in hiiu more, (ban n year a no;
Several alteiupls had been made lo
1:1 II. him .in veven;;e for li in -unspeak-.
abUv alrpcitii in Hie province of K ii;
tiiit: ImkI ;i ill liiiui.
On llio !Ml! of lasl , May , .'.elglil
bombs w'l'(':liui'led a.l ii i 111 its ho-was
about in hoard a railroad train at
Hormone. Trans-Caucasia, for Tillis.
lie was terribly wounded. Five of
his Cossack guards were Killed. Sev
eral oilier Cossacks and officer:! of
his siaff were wounded.
Immediately after the explosion Hie
Cossacks lifid 'indiscriminately, into
illio crowd, killing and woundup:
j scores. ISiuiie (if the crowd took ivf
I i:ge in hinis.'s near the station. The
'osnacks ' : ci lire
they were .'burned
Alllil.ianolT .had
from lib: wounds'
to the houses and :
... .-. , E
. I .' 1 lit. 1 Kt UNO.
(ill irely recovered
however, and I he I
ierroiisl' were wailing for a chance
to kill him. It cauii today at Aloxan
deiii'iol. Oulv one liomb was thrown.
i It i-Nploded Willi lerrillc I'orco, and
u,0 vengeance of lite lerrorisls was
accomplished.
Uikhanon s met:ioii:i oi paciitcation
were terrible. He sent, a soltimn of
Cossacks down the 'beautiful and fer
tile valley of the liiiui river and laid
it wusle with lire and sword. Men
were slaughtered by the hundred.
Fifty villages and towns were com
pletely obliterated.
"I will make the grandchildren of
these people remember my mime,"
was the dire threat of Alikhanoff.
Hundreds o7 men, Georgians and
Imeretians, Were given over to the
brutal Cossacks. Little children,
their fathers murdered, their moth
ers carried away, were slain. jSo fear
ful were tho atrocities that even Rus
sia shuddered. . ,'';
Since ' his horrible exploits as "a
liacillei ," Alikhtuioff's doom had been
sealed. The terrorists had pro
nounced sentence of death upon him.
It was their vengeance that was car
ried out today.
Mr. E. G. Currln was in tho city
(oday from Greensboro.
Mr. Sol N. Cono, tho cotton manti
facturer ot Greensboro, wub in the
city today.
VENGEANCE
THE TE
to a fountain or into a
drinks are sold tell the man
INSIST. You have asked for
smooth-tongued salesman
insists go to a place where
they ask for. Imitations
to please you.
the only beverage that
and go to it.
the Pure Food and Drues Act
1906. Ccrial No. 3324.
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Mid- tell all about our lino of . iaiuous
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5 offering the very best values in pure liqnon and its
3 sorted cardials, at remarkably low uriceal
The demand for case lots of high-grad whiaki,
has forced me to put up a Dumber of 4-quart eaa
notably among these, ax
Yadkin ttlwr, 6 yar old cor. $7JSO
Jtlbmrmarlm Rym, agmd in wood, $3.O0
Another exceptional offer is in (-quart nm nt
Monongahelia XXXX. This is the finest rya whiskay
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Thtf PrlCM tnclud Ezprut CharM
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; half u million dollars in profits. '
Steel Safety Boxes In n strong, thoroughly up-to-date Btirglar
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custody of valuable pupes.
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SALE OF VAXIIABIjB, "BOFEBTT.
By virtue of the powen contained
in a Judgment of the Superior Court
of Wake County entered on the 16th
day of June, 1907,1n a Bpeclal pro-
jceeding therein pending, entitled
j Lucy Ann Blake et ala. tb. Mary
- Cooke et als., being No. 1354, Spe-'
j cial rroceeding Docket of said court,
I we will otter for sale at public put
cry to the highest bidder for cash at
the' Court House door in the City of
italelgh, N. C, on Monday, the 22d
i day of July( 1907, at 12 o'clock m.,
, the following described tract of land;
Lying in Wake County on the
waters of Crabtree Creek, beginning
at a stake, W. Young's corner, W.
180 poles to a pine, N. 65 poles
to a stake, thence E. 74 poles to
a stake, thence N. 21 poles to a
stake, thence t'.. 100 poles to a gum
on the branch, thence down said
branch to the mill-pond, thence wit?)
j the mill-pond to the beginning, con
I taining 70 acres.
I H. K. NORK1S,
W. B. JONKfl.
I Cnmuilsslouerc.
NOTICE OP SALIC.
Cnder and by virtue of the jiower
of sale, contained in the deed of
mortgage made April 24, 1903, from
lir;.itun '.-,'. Willliuns and Julia Wil
li:nii!i, registered in the otllce of the
ReKlster of Deeds of Wake County
in Book Uli at page 253, I will on
WEDNESDAY,", AUGUST , 3, 1907,
at twelve o'clock m. at the Court
House door of Raleigh, N. C, oiter
for sale and sell for ca stho the
highest - bidder - a certain house and
lot, the same being situated In Walto
j county, X. C, and described as fol
lows:
"beginning on Flagg Street In tho
village of Oberlin, in Wake County,
at the southwest corner of John
Flagg's (deceased) "Lot," thence
north 101 feet along John Flagg's
line to a stake, thence south 101
feet to Flagg street, thence East GO
feet along Flagg Street to begin
ning, containing 1-5 of an acre, more
or less. On said lot one four-room
frame house.
This July 2, 1907. . '';-'
CHARLES L. WOODALL. '
CHARLES U. HARRIS, Att'y.
MOHT(AOK SALE OF VAM'AHLE
MACHIXEUY.
By virtue of the powers contained
in a certain Chattel Mortgage exe
cuted on the 2Vath day of September,
lilUC, by J. D. Boushall to W. C. Dou
glass, and recorded In "the Office of
the Register of Deeds for Wake Coun
ty, in Book 21.r. page 131, I will off -r
for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Saw Mill of the said Boushall.
on the road leading from the City of
Raleigh to Milbnrnie, at the point
where the road crosses the Norfolk &
Southern Railroad, about 3 miles from
Italelgh, the following property con
veyed in said Chattel Mortgage: One
70-horse power Nagle Boiler, and one
6u-horae power -'--Nagle Engine. Both
1 the holier and engine are complete
With all attachments, and have been
used but a short while, being -practical--.
. ly new. The said sale to take plan .'
on Thursday, the 1st flay of August,
11107, at 12 o'clock, noon.
This 11th day of July. 1907.
W. C. DOUGLASS, ;
20d Mortgagee.
WHISKEY
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Reference: Planters National Bank.
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Dot guaranteed:
Trains leave Raleigh:
No. 112-4:55 a, m. Dally for Golds-
boro aud local station.
No. 1078:37 a. m. Dally for Greens
boro and local stations
No. lot 10.20 a. m. Dally foe Cralds-
boro and all local points.
No. 144-1246 p. m. Dally far Gkildibor
and local points.
No. 1251:60 p. m. Dally for Greena-
boro and Intermediate statleoa.
No. 182 :S0 p. m. Dally for Greacu-
boro and local points.
No. 136-6:80 p. m. Dally far GoldS-
boro and local points.
No. 11111:52 p. m. Dally for Greens
boro and local points; carries Pull
man sleeper Raleigh to Greensboro
pen for occupancy at 1.00 p. m
Tralns arrlTe Raleigh:
From Greensboro 4:55 a. m., 10.20 a, m.,
12:45 p. m 6:30 p. m.
From Goldsboro 8:27 a. m., 2:50 p. m,,
6:80 p. 11:E p. m.
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C. T. A., Raleigh, N. O.
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