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YV"V': THE' EVIOTNO' TIMES : TIIESDAY; DECEiIBER 15, 1908. . '.
PAGE FIVE
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New York fetorks. '
. ( By Leased Wire to The Times)
v.
New York, Dec.;
15 American
Smelting was 'the inoat prominent
feature of the trading at the opening seeme(j to be qult0 ,ot of cotton f)r
of .the stock market and during the sale on bulges,. After reacting about
first few minutes and continued Idj'Sf pbfW. however new : buying ap
exercise a depressing lnfluefice on the!l)ea1'ed and th ,08S WM re8B,e-
rest of the list, but In no other quar
ter was there any . marked weakness,
and after the first few sales the stand
ard issues' drifted apart In the. mar
ket movements from Smelting, and
mude moderate gains,- while Ameri
can Smelting was sold at a further
decline. There was a largV crowd of
traders as well as commission brok
ers in Smelting long before the open
ing, and as ooon as the gong sounded!
sales were made at, tne same instant
at 83 to 83 against 84 at the
close yesterday. . Enough demand
'nnniisral r nnn at n vollv a!iAVA 11
Wabash preferred advanced over 1
point, selling at 47 V4 Amalgamated
Copper after, moving up 1 point, sell
ing at 4714.- Amalgamated Copper,
after moving up 1 point became heavy
in the latter trading, losing a part of
' this advance. . Kansas Texas common
was exceptionally strong.
New York Closing Stock List. ,
Atchison . . . ... .. . . . . 98
Atchison pfd..;.,. .... . . .. .'.i02
Baltimore & Ohio . . '. . . . ..109
Canadian Pacific . . . . . . . . .175
, Chicago ft Altolt '. . . . . . . . . . 51
Chicago ft Northwestern . ;178
Cojorado Southern . '.'..' 55
Denver ft Rio Grande ... " . , 36,
Denver ft Rio Grande pfd.. . .. 824
.Erie ,. . . .. .. .... ..... 34
Illinois Central . ; ;V , .146
Louisville ft Nashville . .- . . . .122
Manhattan L . ... . . . . . . . .148
Metropolitan Street Railway . . 30
Mexican Central . . . . . . . ; . . 21
Missouri Pacific .. ;. .. 64
New York Central ....... .120
Pennsylvania.. ..130
Reading .. . , . .139
Rock Island . . . . . . . . 23
Rock Island pfd.. . . . .. 59
St. Paul .. .. .. ,. .. ..149
Southern Pacific . . . . . . . . , .; .120
Southern Railway . . . . . . ... .24
Union Pacific. . . ......... .182
Union Pacific pfd. . ...95
Wabash .... . . . . ' 18
-Wisconsin Central . .... .. ..30
Interboro-Metropolitan. . -. . . , 16
Interboro-Metropolltau pfd. . . 39
Great Northern ..... . -. . ..144
Miscellaneous.
Atlantic Coast Line ...... ..110
Amalgamated Copper . . . ... 81
American Car & Foundry. . , . 46
American Locomotive . . . . . . 55
American Cotton OH .... . . 42
Am. Smelting ft Refining . . . . 84
Am. Smelting ft Refining pfd. ,101
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .
Colorado Fuel ft Iron . .
General Electric . . , . .
National Lead . . , . . ' .
Pacific Mail .. . . . . .. .
People's Gas . . .
Pressed Steel Car . . .. .
Sloss-SherOeld Steel. . . . .
Southern Pacific pfd. . . .
Sugar .. .,
United States Steel.. . . .
United States Steel pfd. .
Western Union ..... . . .
Mackay's , . . , . . . .' . . .
Mackty'a pfd. . . . . '. . . . .
Va.-Carollna Chemical . .
Westinghouse Electric..-.
Republic Steel .. . .
Republic Steel pfd. ,3 . . .
.66
.. 38
.156
,.78
.84
.100
i. 42
. .78
.123
.131
V 53
,.1U
,68
74
69
. W
..87
,".-86
' Chicago Grain. -
(By Leased' WJre to The Times)
- Chicago, Dec. 15 Weakness in
Liverpool, favorable foreign crop re
ports and favorable weather here
caused a decline of c. in wheat to
day. The market rallied shortly af
ter tho opening on fair local buying
and scattering foreign buying. -
Opening: Wheat, May, 104 to
; corn, May, 61 to to ;
oats, May, 52 to ; pork, Jan.,
15.70; lard, May, 9.40; ribs, May,
8.45. .
Wheat closed to c. higher;
corn unchanged to c lower; oats
were' slow and price changes small;
provisions' were slow and the trade
without feature. . .
Grain quotations ranged as follows:
Wheat
Dec. .
May . .
July'.
Corn
Doc ' i
May , ,
July :''
Sep. .
out- "
May , ,
, July . .
8ep. . .
Pork
Dec. . .
Jan. . ,
May . i
Lard
' Dec. . ..
Jan.'. .
- May .
ftlbe
Jan. . 'i
May .
Open.
.99
1.04
.97,
.57
.61
s -tei Mi-.
.61
i -'
.50
.52
.41,'
- High.
1.00
L05
.98
' .68 ;
i '.62 .
'.62
.62
' .50'
.52
.47
Close.
1.00
1.05
..r
.67
.61
' ,1
.49
.52
.47
.39
" '
14.60
16.72
16.07 .
' 1.07
1.13
'-S7".
,.1T ;
.11.4 T.
15.70
18.06
16.76
16.12
9.15
t.4,
8.15
'8.45
1.15
M0
8.17
S.47,
'k t,.
New York Cotton.'
f (By Leased Wire to The Timet)
I FIew ofk, Dec; lBThe .cotton
market opened stronger on the cables,
uominission nouses were - on pom
sides df the market.'- Wall street
brokers sold a little on the call and
then bought at the decline. '
:' Opening: Jan., 8.56' to 8.57;
March, 8.65 to 8.66; May, 8.71 to
8.72; July, .8.58 to 8.70; Aug., 8.6c
to 8.62; Oct., 8.48 to 8.49.
' Open. High. Low.
Close.
8.86
8.47
8.49
8.55
8.58
8.63
.-,' 8.61
,8.61
8.53
8.40
8.41
Dec.
8.97. 8.98 8.87
8.67 8,-57 8.47
I Jan.
peD,
March
Af,r
' Ma V.
8.65 8.66 '8.55
8.71 8.73
8.64
8.61
8.60
June
July.
Aug. .
Sept.
Oct. ..
8.70
8.62
8.72
8.62
8.49. - 8.60 . 8.41
Market closed steady.
New York Spot Cotton.
(By Leased Wire td The Times)
New York, Dec. 15 Spot cotton,
9.10. No Bales.
SaleigH Cotton tt&rkel
Best grades, 8e..'.'V"
Bectlpts today, 25 bales.
Uverpool Cotton,
(By Cable to The Times)
Liverpool, Dec. 15 Opening
Spots, quiet, prices unchanged, i R80 showed strength, as did Pennsyl
American middling, 4.87; sales, 6,- vanla. At the end of the first hour
000, of which 6,200 were American; 0r trading prices were still above last
speculation and export, 3.00- Re- night's closing figures and trading
ceipts, 68,000, of 'which 62,300 were 1 wa8 extremely dull.
American. Futures opened firm and! in London American shares were
closed quiet.
; Open. Close.
December .V . . . . 4.67 6.57
Dec.-Jan. . , . . . . 4.65 4.65
Jan.-Peb. .... ..... .. . 4.65
Feb.-March. . . '. . 4.63 4.64
March-April. .. .. 4.63 4.64
April-May . . . . . . 4.63 4.64
May-June. . . .. .'. '4.64 4.64
June-July.. , . ... 4.64 4.64
July-Aug. .'. . . . . 4.63 - 4.63
Aug.-Sept. . . . .. ...... 4.57
Sept.-Oct. .. .-. . . . 4.53
Oct.-Nov. . . . . ! ., 4.51 '4.51
New Orleans Cotton. : -(By
Leased Wire to The Times)
v Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec. . 8.63 8.63 8.58 8.56
Jun. . 8.65 8.66 8.58 8.59
Feb. . .... .... .... 8.61
March, 8.69 8.70 8.63 8.63
Apr. . ... . ... . ... . 8.64
May , i 8.75 8.76 S.GT 8.67
June . ... . .r. . ... . 8.72
July .. 8.84 8.84 8.78 "8.77
Oct. . 8.43 8.43 8.39 8.39
Market closed barely steady.
Cotton Port Receipts.)
By Leased Wire to The. Times)
New York, Dec. 15 Cotton port
receipts were as follows:
New Orleans, 22,576 against 30,
663; Galveston, 42,727 Against 35,
827; Mobile, 4,394 against 7,884;
Savannah, 9,639 against 12,698;
Charleston, 419 against 314; Wil
mington, 2,106 against 2,657; Nor
folk, 8,742 against 6,043; New Yorx,
732 against 0; Boston, 207 against
6; Philadelphia, 9 against 154; Pen
sacola, 10,339 against 6,400. Total,
101,998 against 02,536. ;
, Interior Receipts: Houston, 27,
2BV?gainHt 24,898; Augusta, 2,645
against , 2,719; Memphis, 9,071
against 7,314; St., Lou 1b, 3,733
against 4,423;.. Cincinnati, 1,361
against 432. Total, 44,051 against
89,786. ! '
, -Cotton-Seed Oil.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
'. New York, Dec. 15 Cotton-seed
Oil prices, based on prime yellow,
ranged as follows:
' .-.' Closing.
December . ,
January . . .
February . .
March . . . .
May , . .
July ., .,. : . ...
. 38 38
-. . S8 38
.5.15 5.20
.6.25 6.27
.5.38 (55.40
.6.48 6.4
Market closed steady,
barrels. .
Sales 2,100
i New York Money Market. .
(By, Leased. Wir to Tho Times.)
Mew York. . Dec 16 Money , on
call, firm; money on call, B3;
80 days, 3 1; 80 days, 3; six
months, 8 S. Posted rates:
Sterling exchange,' 4 86 4 88, with
actual business In bankers' bills at
486.94 487 for demand and 486
486.16 for 60 day bills. Prime mer
cantile paper, unchanged. '
CASTOR I A
'.- Jot Iafiuit and CMldroa,
Tlti Csd Yw Kiyi AX2y SsugM
Brs tb' SV j(JS7J
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JUST RECEIVED
' Kice lot all Wheat Ship-
i StUff.;, .I"
F.B.PHILLIPS,
Dealer in all kinds of Feed
for Stock and Poultry.
309 S. Wilmington St.
THE TIMES' DAILY -FINANCIAL
STORY
V (By T. C. Bhotwell) s
New York, Dec. ' 15 Calling of
loans by the banks to provide $10.
U00.0O0 for payment of the Standard
Oil dividend today caused heavy foil
ing of stock in the early trading in
Wall street andfforded those share
holders an opportunity to get securi
ties cheap. Smelters was the chief
sufferer, declining to 83 on heavy
transactions.' ; . . '
This unsettled the balance of the
balance of the list and declines aver
ages a point were recorded in the
leading issues. At the end of tho
first fifteen minutes of the sesshm
buying by Standard Oil appeared
and tiie list rallied to a' level a frac
tion above the closing figures of last
night.
The strong feature of the inarKet
were . Erie, luterborough-MetropoH-tan
and Missouri 1 Pacific. Interna
tional Pump was the leader In the de
partment of specialties. Wabush
1 firm but Inactive. On' the curb mar
Iket Standard Oil stock sold ex-divi
dend 110 a share at 703.; Adding
the dividend .this is the equivalent of
a new high record of .703.
Chicago Live Stock.
j (By Leased Wire to The Times)
Union Stock Yards, 111,, Dec. 15
Hogs: Receipts, 32,000; market
'steady; bulk, 5.3f5 to 5.70; ": lifent,
4.90 to 5.60; pigs, 3.60 to 4.80;
mixed, 5.15 to 5.80; Yorkers, 5.40 to
5.55; heavy, 5.25 to 5.80; good to
choice heavy, 5.40 to 5.80; rougn,
5.20 to 5.40. -
Cattle: - Receipts. 6.000; market,
steady; beeves, 3.40 to- 7.45; stocK
ers and feeders, 2.60 to 4.80; Texas
steers, 3.40 to 4.25; cows and helr
ers, 1.50 to 5.00; western ' steers,
3.25 to 5.60; calves, 6.00 to 6.25.
Sheep: Receipts, 20,000; market
weak; natives, 2.50 to 4.75; western,
2.50 to 4.70; yearlings, 4.25 to 5.00;
native and western lambs, 4.59 to
7.40. ' .. v-
Naval Stores.
(By leased Wire to The Times)
Savannah, Ga., Dec. 15 Turpentine:
Firm, SS; sales, 409; receipts, -1,361. .
Kosln: Firm; sales, 3,303; receipts,
4,981. :
Quote: WW, 6.D0; WO, 8.40; N, 6.16;
If, 5.80; K. 4.10; I. 4.15; H. 3.90: F. 2.97
to J.02'4; E,D. 8.02. C.RA,--. 8.97 to
s.oo.
Mrs. Annis Sees Jenklos Halns
(Continued from First Page.)
proprietor of the place seated the
two parties at tables Isolated rrom
each other and old Mrs. Halns did
not know of Mrs. Aunis' presence in
the little hotel until the meal was
over.
Lewis C. New, carpenter, of 150
First street. Union Course, was chos
en as Juror No. 9.
EXAMINING GCOMMITTEE.
Legislntiye Examining Committee Is
Here Today, i
The legislative examining commit
tee is here today examining the books
of the state treasurer.
Those present are; Senator Ros
coe W.. Turner, of Elizabeth City; Mr,
M. B. Stickley, of Concord, and Mr.
T. E. Owen, of Clinton. Members of
the committee not present are: Prof.
J. Allen Holt, of Oak' Ridge, and Mr.
Thos. W. Blount, of Roper.
HUBBARD BR0S.&C0
HANOVER 8QCAAH, NSW YORK
MEMBERS of New Tort Cotton ICi
Changs. New Orlcsns Cotton Ex
Changs, Assoclats Msrabers Uvsr
' pool Cotton Association.
ORDERS SOLICITED For ths pal
ehsM and sals of sottoa for tntars
Sllirr 0rra.iwmlwi la.MjS
TO U0TII2RS.
' SJK3. WiNS-n'JTS nOTHlHO?
V'hUP - -
M UM-d hr MtlR-nu at Hunwrt Or Um i
'. ,)aU Iran HIM Tiwttiiiu let ovw Ht Vwtnt. I
k uiw Uit, ot)ui. :ina'tin n. rt
.11 ' f1' -ft kMt",
THE
TO
'.s'wnrf".
Want-Jld-Land,
WITH A STEADILY
GROWING POPULATION
OF ALER T HEADERS.
WAKT-ADLAND Is a big, bust
ling, thriving country. Its mer- '
chants-are prosperous; its fac-
, torles,: running full time; its . ...
; people happy, wealthy and quick :V
to feel the buying Impulse.
Some of , the men of Want-.
Ad-Land need employes, othorar
need employers; every one of 1
them has something to buy,, sell '
or exchange; some-of its house
wives want 'help,, some of its
servants want work; some of Its
homes need furnishing;, Its mar
kets are busy, Its streets are
thronged; It Js the most remark
able land in the world, and the
..- fare is ' ', -
Only One Ctfrt & Word
by w&rbf ihe Classi
fied Columns of
THE EVENING TIMES
. Watch Want-Ad-Land grow!
It will become, the market place
of Raleigh. Learn to ; use It,
whether you want to sell or buy :
a' house and lot or a paper of
pins.-'
Its people have the money.
They are keen and eager. The
cost of reaching them is lower
than ever before.
Let The Evening Times be
your guide into Want-Ad-Land.
WANTED.
WANTED QUICK, SECOND-HAND
ofiice railings and fixtures. 'Phone
-"OfiW 178. 15 2t.
AVANTED Boys In every town and
at every potofflce In North Carolina
to sell The Saturday Evening Capital.'-:
Steady' employment. Fine
prizes. Write quick for the agency.
The Saturday Evening Capital,
Raleigh, N. C.
12-eod6t
WANTED Boarders and Roomers,
, 330 E; Hargett Street "H13t.
WANTEI To sell you the eBt and
; safest family horse '. in the city.
Fine Babcock buggy: and harness.
' Address, "D.", Care: Times. 8-tf
-WANTEII Position '. .by- young man
willing to work at any business.
, jAddres, "D. R. H.," care , Times.
WANTED Board and room In pri
vate family by young man. Near
Capitol preferred. Address, "X. Y,
Z.", care Times , 14-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
BREECH-LOADING SHOT GUNS,
3.00 at Brockwell's.
TOYLAND OPEN
11 lOt.
EVERY NIGHT.
"HAMILTON RIFLES, $1.85 AT
Brockwell's. , ,
ORANGES, 10c. doz.; Water-Ground
Meal, reduced to 25c- J. B. Green
Co., Cash Grocer. 15-2t
DAISY AIR GUNS, OOc. AT BROCK-
well's. - , ,
STEVENS' CRACK SHOT RIFLES,
$2.90 at Brockwell's. -
DON'T FORGET BKOCKWELL
you want a Rifle or Shotgun.
IF
Extrai Fancy Oranges
1,400 Boxes.
SPECIAL SALE
Wednesday and ttiursday Only
Big Boxes $2.00 and $2.10 per box.
10 cents extra for delivery.
Positively two days only at
.! ORANGES, lDc.'dos.; .Water-Ground
Meal, reduced to 25c. J. Bv Green
Co., Cash Groeer. 15-2t
FOR BENT
FOR RENT SIX-ROOM , FLAT
with all modern-' conveniences,
over Carolina Electrical . Co. Ap
ply to Mrs. F. ,P. Tucker,. Tucker;
Building. : .V--' 25 t t.
FOB RENT FIVE
tage; large .garden.
617 Polk Street. 1
ROOM COT
A. B. Forrest,
11 4t.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Best family horse ' in
city. Babcock buggy and good set
$ of harness. Address, D.", care
Times. 8-tf
FOR SALE Nice pony, six years old,
harness and open-buggy in good re
pair. Address "K",. care-TlmeB.
" ll-5t ' , ' V
VOH SALE Second-hand lumber In
large barn. B. W. Kilgore. 14-2t
FOR SALE One nice building lot.
- Also one 8-room residence in fine
condition, and location, near Cap
itol and car line. '' Reason for sell
J Ing, will move - to' another cltj'.
Adress, "E. A. H.", care Evening
Tiiui'i.. 14-2t
FOR SALE By person In mourning,
green coat suit. Size 32. Address
Miss D., care Times. It
J LOST
LOST Card Case Saturday at Post
' office. Suitable reward if returned
to The Evening Times' office. '
15 2t.
LOST Locket and chain. Gold.
"Fannie" engraved on locket. Re
turn to this office for reward.-
-. i5-2t
FOR SALE 1,000 tons Powell's
Black Band Coal.
WANTED Every family in Raleigh
to know the quality of Powell's
Black Band and Susquehanna An
thracite. WOOD Oak and Pine, for Stove,
Fire-place, and Heaters. All sizes,
all lengths, at Powell's.
POWELL'S BLACK RAND COAL IS
free from slate and clinkers. Give
it a trial. Phone 41.
8USQVEHANXA ANTHRACITE IS
free from slate and other impuri
ties. The best we can buy. You
get it at Powell's. Phone 41.
NEW AMSTERDAM
HOTEL
r.iiroTKn PImi
lI,Kmt wllfirseyr I'.rt") ! nnil op. Willi lrl.
vaL liui li i t or uliC, Cu.Su tun xtt u;id u;irvd.
New Rntbs end P'umblng
JJoji Vrmven tit lutvm in Cut
Krmn aid tr4 r-i'-n.! ('rr 'ton-, c.rmnit
t;o;iir:il uulutt. Uike cul bi-e-H to biw-lt ntt
trmltrs.
Special Bates Made
I 4th Av. &
1 Zlit St. A
A NewTink
f 1 :i
m- Lk. It .' V"J'
We
Have
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NORTH CAROLINA'S FOREMOST TAILOR.
Carolina Trust Building, Raleigh, N. C.
statement of Condition of The
Citizen's National Bank
Raleioh, N. C.
Resources.
V, S. bonds, pur . . .$ 225,000.00
Loans and Invest-
ments . . . . . . . 707.942.23
Cash ; . . ... . . . 122,520.91
Due from hanks ... 220,484.39
I
Total
. . .$1,275,947.53
NO INTEREST. PA ID
11)08.
, November 27.
- , THE v
RALEIGH BANKING & TRUST COMPANY.
WITH
S An iinMirpassed history behind it since 1805
Safety to Its n.-poNltors. S
Acromniodation to Its Customers. 0
Willing service to Its Friends.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON F. H. BRIGOS,
President. Cashier.
The Raleigh
JOHN T. PCLLEN, President.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00.
Four per rent. Interest paid on deposits. Call in the bank, or write
for farther information. Rank open on Saturday evening from 5 to 9
o'clock to accommodate the public.
nr. rsi.,
ffiiuranteed
ney to
TTSOVS KORKOI.K WIIISKEV. 4 fall aaarti .',
Thi. brand I. equal to any $3.50 whl.kfty on the market
TYSOVS EXPOSITION WHISKEY, r KtHmm
This brand of wlilxkvy Is strong, ha. a good flavor, and
is liked everywhere. Ordor a gallon and b. convinced thl.
Is the loweat-prlcod whUkey lions. In the country.
TYSON'S PI HE CORN WHISKEY, 4 fall qaarta ............
TYSOVS PITIIE WHITR CORN, per calloa
TYSON'S PL RE GIJT per gallon .......j.,
TYSON'S HAROOIt STOCK OIX, pviaUoS
TYSON'S Pi r.K, APIM.K DIIAVDY, per fealUa
TYSON'S STAR DIIANUY, per gallon ,.
r
Good, shipped namo duy order is received. We make
good all louse, and breakage. We do not pay express
charges on anything leu. than a gallon. . Remit Postal Order,
Expre. Money Order or currency In JRegl.tered Letter. No
pergonal checks accepted unless party is known to ua.
ALBEMARLE DIST. COMPANY
..''W. J. TYSON, Jr. ;"
31-33 Brewer StrV Norfollc, Virpnuu ' :
a t- ew
More Sample Woolens,
that we are offering at
a great reduction.
This season's pattern's
We will take your meas
ure and have the suit
make to order.
A.C.HK1T0N,
Liabilities.
- -$
Capital . . . .
( Surplus: earned
Circulation . .
I Deposits ,
100,000.00
169,805.46
100,000.00
906,142.07
Total ........
.$1,275,947.58
-ON
DEPOSITS.
Savings Bank.
CHARLES ROOT, Cashier.
jrsvmsmtc?.
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Cnarantrrd 1'ndcr th. Nntionat Pan Food
nod Dran Act.
Kememher our good Ro to you Jimt au
inspected ami gnueed by United State, of
ficers. We ure nut whiskey mixers or com
poiimirrt Kxpremi protiald on following goods;
TYSON'S DEST (.tr.lchl, 10 year.
old Mil. WhlNkey), 4 full at. . . . S4.00
Tl ttOK'N CM S WHISKUY, 4 fall qt 13.00
Every drop of Ty.on's Club Whl.key
to be pur and better than Whit
oy oiner nou.e. at
14.00.
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