.WAY'S
Stocks, Cotton, Grain arid
'' New York Stock Market. , .
(By Leased Wire to The Times
NewYork, April I Vigorous sell
ing was in evidence at the outset in
,the stock . market, causing , losses
throughout the list ranging from frac
tions, to over f point. The reports
circulated yesterday about apprehen
sion over Attcffney-generar Wicker-
sham's attitude' toward the United
States Steel Corporation and the
manner In which the morning press
' viewed the government; crop report
were an Incentive for most of the
selllne In -the first few minutes
Steel preferred r'waa exceptionally
strong. After the first few minutes
firmer tone developed.;
New York-Closing Stock List.
Amalgamated Copper-.:"..'
72
American Ice Securities .. .,
American Sugar Refinery ..
American Smelting . v.
American Locomotive ..
Car TTfnindrv . . ..
25'.4
121H
80
49
Vt
American Cotton OH . 6
American Woolen ...... ..
InoAAnda ... ... .a
Atchison :. HHi.
Ationtlx Coast TJ.ne .. '.. .. .. .. 127
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,. .. .. .. 76
Dniin.Aro jb nhln .. .. .. .. HOVi
r-nnartian Pacific-.. ... .18M
Chesapeake & Ohio .. .. ..
OAn.nIIHatcil rigs .. .. ...14014
Central Leather
Colorado Fuel & Iron. ,
Colorado Southern ..-., ..
Delaware '4 Hudson ..
Denver & Rio Grande .. ..
Distillers Securities ... ..
Erie .. .....
Erie, pref. .'. -
General Electric ..
Great Western .. .. ... .
Great Northern, pref.
Great Northern Ore ..
Hocking Coal & Iron .. .. .-.
Interboro
Intcrboro, pref. .. .. .
Towa Central .. .. ..
Kansas City Southern ...
Kansas & Texas .. .. ..
Kansas & Texas, pref. .. ..
Louisville & Nashvlle ..
Missouri Pacific .. ..
New York Central .. ..,(
Northwestern .. .. . . . -i. i
National Lead . .. , -.v -Norfolk
& Western ..
Notrhern Pacific ......
38
68V4
. 169
. 39
. 30
. 28
. 47
. 149
. 27
. 134
. 65
. ' 124
. 21
. 22
. 34
, 40
. 71
. 148
. ,68
. 121
. 150
, 8014
. 102
, 133
. 444
Pennsylvania ... ..
Paclflo Mall ..' I:. .. ..
Peoples' Gas Co. .. ....
Pessed Steel Car .. ...
Reading '
Itock Island
Rock Island, , pref. ..
Republic Iron &. Steel-..1
Republic Iron Steel, pref.
Southern Pacific .. .......
Southern Railway ;. .. .. ..
Southern Railway, pref.
St. Paul .. ;
Tenn. Copper ...
Texas Pacific .. . ''.'
Third Avenue .. .. .. ..
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber .. .. .. -
Utah Copper
U. S. Steel .-
U. S. Steel, pref. ..-
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Union .. ... ..
Wabash v
Wabash, pref. .. .....
W!tinghouse Electric
Wisconsin Central ...
Western Mainland .. ... ;
Com Products
, 135
, 29
.109
, 41
, 162
, .' 45
, 91
, 35
. 99
, 122
.-. 27
. 62
. 140
30
30
6
,: 182
42
.. 45
82
; 119
67
71
ae
44
63
i 49
47
16
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, April 9 Wheat opened
higher, but trade was dull. July sold
at 105 V4 to 105 to 103: There
was pressure op the market Spring
wheat patent flour was quoted 20c.
lower, at 6.80. Corn was about
steady for the deferred months, while
May was off c. July was at 60
tn 0. Oats were off c. July at
39 to provisions were firmer
with hogs. t
Chicago grain quotations ranged as
follows: V.v
wtiftat Oben. High. Close.
May . . 112 1-4 1.13 1 7-
Ti ' 1 nr. 1-2 1.06 1-2 1.06 S-8
sn 102 1-2 1.03 3-8 1.03 3-8
un tM 1.S .58 3-4 .58 5-e
f niv . . 3-4 .61 3-4 .61 3-8
.' Kn . .81 7-8 .62 6-8 .62 6-8
Oats
.. . , ... . , a j
May v -. '-'I - , '
. '.aft k-8 .40 . .40
Sp. . . '. .37 1-2 .38 .37 7-8
Inrh V
Mflv i . : 24.10 24.17 1-2 24.13 1-2
. 24.07 1-2 21.32 1-2 24.27 1-2
Sen ... 23.65 .. 23.92 1-2 23. 1-S
Lard'
159 13.67 1-2 13.62,1-2
.Tnlv 13.10 13.20 13.17 1-2
Sep. . ; . 18.00 13.05 13.05
IUbS ; . . '
May . . . 13.25 :( 13.30 13.27 1-2
July . . .12.95 135 13.00
Sep... '. 1 12.8T 1-2. 12,90 ; ,12.90 "
Clilcago Live Stock. -.
Union Stock Yards, April 9 Hogs:
Boceipts, 5,000; 5 to 10c. higher;
mixed and butchers 10,30 to 10.55;
good' heavy, 10.50 to 10.65; rough
heavy, 10.30 to 10.40;. Jight, 10.80
to 10.55; pigs,, 9.35 to 10.15; bulk,
in in In m.fiO. " . ' ' :;)
Cattle: Boceipts, , 800; . steady;.
beeves, 6.50 to , 8.7 0 ; cows ana neu
crs, 8.W to B.tOi stackers ttd feed
ers, 3.40 to 6.50; texans, 5.75 to
6.90; lcalVes,;6,80 to 8.dd.
, Sheep;? Becelpts, l.OOOj ' market
steady; native.'and western, 4.90 to
8.00; lambs,. 6.75 to 9.60.. , '
New York Spot Oottoa. i J
NewXork, April, 9-Bpot cotoa 15.25-1
-IMTS
N'-'. New York Cotton.-
" New York, April -9 Cotton opened
steady today, 5 points higher to 8
points lower,- influenced- by poor
cables and further rain in-' Texas.
Old crop positions were given , the
most ' consideration.": Shorts cohered
on the call, but, were so liberally sup
plied by commission houses taking
profits In July that prices soon re
acted 6 to 8 points from the top.
. Opening: April, offered 14.98;
May,.44.82 to 14.83; June, 14.67 bid;
July; 14.65 to 14.66; August. 14.14
to 14.15; Sept., offered, 13.20; Oct.,
12.63 to 12.64; Dec.,: 12.47 to 12.48;
Jan., 12.45 to 12.47. - - r ;
Open.' High, ., Low. Close
Apr. . 14.98 15.00 14.91 14.93
May . 14.83 14.89 14.80 14.83
June . 14.67 14.67 14.63 14.57
July . 14.65 14.69 ' 14.54 - 14.66
Aug. . 1445 ; 14.55 13.98 13.99
Sep. . , 13.07 13.11" 13.06 13.06
Oct. . 12.64 12.64 12.54 18.50
Nov. , , 12.41
Dec. , 12.47 12.48 . 1-2.39 12.40
Jan. . 12.45 12.45 12.37 12.37
Market closed, steady. ' '
.New Orleans Cotton.
Open. High. Low. Close,
Apr. . . ... . ..... 14.47
May . 14.63 13.63 14.50' 14. M
June . : 14.51
July . 14.67 14.67 14.63 14.55
Aug. . 14.04 14.04 13.96 13.98
Sep : ..... 13.10
Oct. . 12.62 12.62 12.48 12.53
Nov. , ..... 12.45
Dec. . 12.49 18.49 18.37 12.41
Jan. . . j.v. . ... . 1 ... .12.43
Market closed steady.
. Liverpool Cotton. . '
Liverpool, April 9 Cotton spots
moderate business, .. prices steady;
American middling, 7.98; sales, 7,-
000; speculation.-and export, 300;
receipts 1,000;. American 800. Fu
tures opened steady and closed bare
ly steady, ;
h
Open."' . Close.
April . . .
April-May .
May-June'.
.7.76 7.74
. 7.78 , 7.70
.. 7.69 7.67
. 7.65 7.62
. 7.00 7.57
7.31 . 7.29
. 6.90 6.88
.'6.70 '6.70
. 6.62 6.63
. 6.60 6.61
. 6.59 6.60
June-July ..
July-August
August-Sept.
Sept.-Oct. .
Oct.-Nov. . .
Nov.-Dec. . .
Dec.-Jan. . .
Jan .-Feb. .
; Baleigh Cotton Market.
(Reported by C. E. Johnson ft Co.)
Good middling, 14.
Strict middling, 14.
Receipts, 85 bales. ; -"
Port Receipts.
New York, April 9 rCottou "port
receipts. were as follows:
New Orleans, 6,370 against 1,956;
Galveston, 1,309 against 4,611; Mo
bile, 587 against 1,307; Savannah,
846 against 1,966; .. Charleston, 5
against 888; Wilmington, 82 against
735; Norfolk, 1,242 against 1,982;
New York, 5 against 0; Boston, 257
against 104 ; Philadelphia, 9 against
4; Pacific coast, 0 against 3,188.
Total, 10,693 against 14,981.
Interior Movement: Houston, 1,-
442 against 873; Augusta, 73 against
0; Memphis,, "287 against 1,754 ; St.
Louis, 356 against 3,857; Cincinnati,
348 against 366. Total, 2,506 againBt
6,860.
Cottoii.seed
OH.-'
New. York,,, April
9 Cotton-seed
prime yellow,
oil prices, based on
ranged as follows:
Closing.
May . . . . . . . ... 7.80
7.81
7.89
7.94
7.46
7.05
6.79
July . . ... ... 7.87
September-. . . .,. 7.93
October . ..... 7.45
November . . . . . . . 7.00
December . ... . . . 6.71
Spot oil, 7.77 & 7.8 J; sales, 5,600
barrels.
Naval Stores.
Savannah, April - 9 Turpentine:
Firm; 59 to sales, none; re
ceipts, 220. ,
Rosins: Firm; sales, none; re
ceipts, 431.
Quote: WW. 6.40; WG, 6.35; N,
6.0.; M, 6.25; K, 6.20; I, 5.40; H,
6.10;'G, 4.95; V, 4,90; E, 4.70; D,
4.40; C, B, A' 4.20.
" New York Provision Market.
New York, April 9Cash produce:
Minneapolis No. 1 Nothern wheat 113
4. ,, - , -.
Wheat No. J red 124 nominal fob.
Corn No. 2 mixed unquoted. -Oats-No.
3 white 46 1-c1 in elevator.
Rye No. 8 western Nominal.
Barley feeding nominal. ''
' Flour spring- . patents'' 6.75 -winter
straights 5.46. . . T . j
Mill Feedeprlng bran 22.85 a 23-.25v
Lard prime western 14.30. . -
TalloWj-Piltne city 7 1-2.
Pork Mess 26.50. ' ' .
CofteNo.' 7 Rlo.8 1-2.
Sugar granulated 5.25. ,
St..Loal8 Grain. -St:
Louie. Mo., April 9 Wheat No.
t red 416; Corn No. 2, 60 1-2 a 61: oats
No. 2. 41 1-2. - -
Futures Wheat May 110 7-8 a 111;
July 104 5-8.
Corn May 69 6-S a. 1-4: July . 6 1-2.
Oaja May 41 B-8; July 39. ' v j -
BY WIRE.
Provisions.
THE TUXES' DAILY
FINANCIAL STORY
(B.v CHARLES W. STORM.)
New Yorkt April t-Rumors that At
torney Genera). Wickersham would at
tack the corporation in an address to.-
night, together with the disappointment
In connection -with the government crop
report and the . report of the Copper
producers Association again today ex
erclsed a good influence on the stock
market. ,
Although offering were on moderate
scale, Union Pacific, Amalgamated and
Steel declined nearly a point. Steel de
clined' 1-2 and other Issues showed
small' fractional losses,
'In London, American shares were
slightly- lower. ' --
Copper stocks were fractionally lower
on the New York curb market. Trading
in the industrial shares on the curb
was very light, with no material price
changes. .-
New York Cotton Letter.
(By W. B. Hibbs & Co.)
: New York, April 9 The too sharp
advance In cotton up to the close of
buslnes syesterday caused , spot deal
ers and spinning Interests generally
to Stop buying. Where they , were
willing tp buy heavily during the re-
cen.t depression they have been unwil
ling to increase their supplies by fol
lowing any advance at present over
the basis of 14 cents for either the
May or July options. ', A's a conse
quence of this there was more dispo
sition shown among professionals to
realize profits both here and at Liv
erpool today. This gave our market
an easier tendency. Prices slumped
10 points on .the new crops and 10 to
14 on .July and August. April and
May, however;- being so near 'spot cot
ton was more firmly held. .
': The market closed quiet and steady
at this recession, with no new fea
tures of importance in the week-end
statistics or In the weather and new
crop news or general trade situation
here for enthusiastic bullish senti
ment.
While still favoring a traders' po
sition on the bull side of the market
we have been more inclined to' advise
taking profits the last two days and
we still feel this is the' proper thing
to do In any further strength early
next week and await a fresh setback
in the general option list before
recommending purchases again. The
May option is a dangerous one to
trade in either way and should be
left alone; " Further operations
should be confined to July, August,
October, and December.
. . Bank Statement. .
New York, April 9 Average cash
reserve, 25.55 per cent; reserves de
crease, 14,178,775; less U. S. depos
its, decrease, $4,167,350; Joans de
crease, $9,274,800; specie decrease,
$9,158,300; .legal tenders decrease.
$635,700; deposits decrease, $22,-
460,900; circulation decrease, $107,
500; actual cash reserve, 25.56 per
cent. . .
Baltimore Grain.
Baltimore, Md., April 9 Wheat closed
quiet. Spot contract 114. 3-4; No. 2 red
western 115; April 114 8-4. - "
Corn closed quiet; spot contract 61
3-8 a 1-2; April 61 3-8 a 1-2; May 62
-8 a 62 3-4; July 65 5-8.,
Oats closed dull. No. 2 white 49 a 50:
No. 3 white 47 1-2 a 48 1-2. No. 2 mixed
a 47 1-2.
Biggest Fish Story
(Special to The Times)
Wadesboro, April 9 The biggest
fish story of this season comes from
Ansonville township. Sam Davis, col
ored, who lives on George B. Dun
lap's place on the Pee Dee river in
that township, reports a German carp
caught with a hook and line that
weighed '27 pounds.:
NOTICE OF SEIZURE AND LIBEL.
District Court of the United States,
Eastern District of North Carolina.
No. 57 Libel, United States against
95 sacks of corn meal, shipped by
"B. "D. Booth & Company, Peters
burg, Virginia, on or about Febru
ary 28 1910. to The C. Woodard
Company, Wilson, North Carolina.
To B. D. Booth ft Company, Peters
burg, Virginia, and to all whom it
may concern Greeting:
Notice is hereby given, That the
above mentioned property was seiz-
ed by Claudius Dockery, U. S. Mar
shal for; the Eastern District of Nqrth
Carolina, on the 4ti day of April,
1910, as forfeited to the uses of the
Unitod States, for violation of - the
Pure Food and Drug Act, June, 1906,
and the same is libelled and. prose-'
cuted in the District '' Court of the
United States for condemnation for
the causes in the said, libel of inforv
matlon set forth; and that the said
causes will stand 'for trial at the
Court Room of said Court, in the. City
of Raleigh, on the 4th Monday of May
next, If that he a Jurisdiction ' day,
and If not, at the next day of jurisdic
tion thereafter, when and where you
and all . persons are warned to ap
pear to show cause why condemna
tion should not be decreed, and judg
ment accordingly entered,and to in
tervene for their interest. 1 .
Given under my' hand, at office In
Raleigh, this 6th day of April, 1910.
CLAUDIUS DOCKERY.
;v .. . ( U. S. Marshal...
oVa. w.. 4wW. : '.. ,
r,i'DO;jAlD'S -
GUARANTEE
' GUARANTEED.
; No' premiums to pay. I
will deposit with. Merchants
National Bank and get a cer
tified check to guarantee to
save vou 3 from now till
July 1st. v Tiiis is 12 9c a year.
Do you want more.? It so
don't buy anything from me.
I can sell you N. G, 4, due
July, 1J)10, which is a net 3
investment to you trom now
till July 1st. I will pay vou
cash June 30, $1,020 for all
the 1910 N. C, 4's you buy
from me now. Think of it!
Use your common sense and
you can't help buying N..C.
4's, 1910 's. You get 4
from now till July 1st on
your money, y ou save $20
on each $1,000 by June lat,
June 30th I pay; you $1,020
for every $1,000 N. C. 4'
1910 you buy from m0. Ke-
member the guarantee will
be deposited with Merchants
National Bank.
- c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N. C.
THINK OF IT.
Like "picking up money
in tne road'.- or "getting
money from home"; You
save $25 on each $1,000 from
now until June 1st, and get
4 from now until July 1st,
and get money back and in
terest July 1st by 'buying
NORTH CAROLINA 4
Bonds.
c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N. C.
But tor fear you might
forget, I have a few 1910
and 1913 State of North Car
olina 4 Bonds on which you
pay NO TAX and get 4
NET. On the ,. 1904 's, due
July 1, you save one year's
tax and get vour money in 3
months. SUPPOSE YOU
HAVEiMONEY, You are
paying Citv, County and
State taxes 2y2 for
keeping it- Suppose .you are
getting 4 2 say, from
January to July, you . are
paying ; City, County and
State 12 of V;c more than
you are getting.
c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N; C.
HAVE YOU ANY MONEY
What are vou doing with
it? Did you know that I can
save you $25 on each 1,000
1'rQiiLiJo.vLtilU.une 1st ITbis
is 2 and you get 4 on
your $1,000 from now till
July 1st. This is 1, making
3 from now till July 1st.
This is at rate of 14 a year.
I am only charging you par,
half interest. Bond costs
you $1,015. You get $1,020
July 1st. Save $25.00 in
taxes by having bond instead
of monev. This is a net profit
of $30.00 on each $1,000 in
three months. These are
solid facts. You can't put
your money in anything bet
ter or safer. I have $33,000
N. C. 4's, 1913 's.
,c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh,N. C.
DID YOU KNOW IT?
Well it's a fact beyond con
tradiction. Do you lend
Wi.ni. m 11 -mJJm-- :i -.H
.Commercial Account?
and all other active bnalneM handled
with the tttmoat care..
The Citixens Kational Bank,
JOS. O. BROWN President.
HENBT E.' LITCHrORD, Cashier.
UT.nr rnmfiin RAcniirrpe mniv thnn TWH
money onReal Estate mort
gage. " Did you know that a
N. C. 4 or 6 Bond, at the
price that you can buy them,
will NET YOU MORE
MONEY than you get on a
6 loan. No risk, no delay.
Ycni get your money when
due and know what to count
on. No extension of time.
In case of fire or robbery
(you can have them regis
tered with State Treasurer)
you can't lose. He sends you
a check every six months. ;
c. c. Mcdonald,
jStocks & Bonds, Raleigh,N. C.
North Carolina 4's, 1913.
run 2Y2 years longer than
1910 's and have $100 more
coupons on each $1,000. Do
you want a longer invest
ment than the 1910's? If so
I will exchange for a differ
ence, c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks&Bonds,Raleigh,N.C.
r
Entire Stock Furniture
at Beep Cut Prices.
It must', be sold within a
few weeks) either wholesale
or retail the newest and
best -to be found in the city.
If you want the best at a
big reduction come right on
and choose, for yourself.
Watch - this space for
prices next week.
CAPITAL FURNITURE CO.,
BAXEIGH, N. C.
JF5
Merchants National Bank,
:y OP BALEIGH, N. C.,
Offers every accommodation consistent with prudent
management. Pays 4 interest in Savings Depart
ment. ' .
. ; E. C. DUNCAN, President.
WM. H. WILLIAMSON, V.-P. W. B. DRAKE, Jr., Cashier.
W. F. UXLlfiV, 2nd V.-P. S. J. HINSDALE, Asst. Cashier.
THE
RALEIGH BAMKHIG & TRUST COMPANY,
WITH ;
An nnsnrpaased history behind it ilace 18IS.
Safety to ita Depositori.
Accommodation
- -. - . . .. .
CHAS E. JOHNSON,
Freaident.
SECURITY AND SERVICE.
are the prime essentials in conducting financial
transactions which are d Surplus of $380,000.00,
reason of its Capital anafforded by this Bank by
together with its adequate equipment and the
standing and experience of its Board of Directors.
The Commercial National Bank,
Raleigh, N. C,
CHAS.
N. C. 6 BONDS.
Due April, 1919. Coupon
or registered. Come only in
$1,000. You get $30.00 every
April and October on the
first day. No taxes. Cheaper
tnan jn many years. Can
furnish any quantity.
c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N. C.
START NOW
and keep it up.
MAKE A DEPOSIT
of the amount you can save
EVERY WEEK.
We do a Savings Bank business, puy
FOUR
PER
CENT.
1 compounded quarterly,
and keep opeu
SATURDAY XIGHT.
THE
MECHANICS' SAVING
BANK.
to ita Coatomen.
Wflllng aervice to ito trienda.
F. H. BSIGGS,
Cashier
Raleigh Savings Bank
& Trust Co.,
A per Interest
CEWT- Quarterly
"" on Savings Deposits.
Aay deposits made by 8d draw
"- Interest as of 1st.
tOBS T. PTJLLEN President.
JOS. G. BROWN . . Vlce-Pres.
BOOT Cashier.
.MIT I JON HfiT I ARC
The Beiining
- There is no Piano wblcb
gives such universal satisfac
tion as the Behning. , , , ',
If you wish to purchase a
Piano that is handsome, artist
ic in design and finish, refined
in tone, and in every way dur
able, get the
BEHNING
In it you will find all these de
sirable qualities at a price with
in reach of the average size
pocketbook. Some splendid
bargains just now . in slightly
used pianos.
Our tuning and repair de
partment is the best of anyin
the state. Charges reasonable,
Darnell & Thomas,
RALEIGH, N. C.
POWELL & POWELL
"Incorporated"
Alpha Cement
Ivory Cement Plaster.
Finishing Lime.
Sackett Plaster Board.
Red Cedar Shingles.
PHONES 41.
V K AUK AGENTS for the fam
oils Hotel Astor Coffee. Sold
upon 'its merits and used by the
Hotel Astor in New York exclus
ively. Give us a trial order anu
le convinced that it is far super
ior to any other Coffee on the
Market. .
lib Cun . . . . . v . . $ .35
li Can . 1.00
BOTH PHONES.
RUDY & BUFF ALOE.
708 E. Hargett St.
The Office Stationery Co.,
JAMES E. THIEM, Mgr.
12 E. Hargett St. Times Building.
Capital City Phone 814-F.
Notice of Summons.
North Carolina, Wake County, In the
Superior Court.
Baleigh Banking & Trust Company.
Plaintiff, vs Estelle Enniss King
and others, Oglesby, DeWitt Cob
: pany, a corporation, H. E. Lyon and
Charles King, Defendants.
The Defendants, Oglesby, BeWItt
Company, H. E. Lyon and Charles
King-, named above will take notice
that a Summons In the above en
titled action was, on March 24th, 1910,
issued against them by the Clerk of
said Superior Court, returnable to said
Court, in Raleigh, N. C, on thj 25th day
of April, 1910; that the purpose of said
action is to forclose a certain Deed
of Trust on a house and lot on the
South side of East Hargett Street, in
Raleigh, N. C, formerly belonging to
Andrew J. King, deceased, all as de
scribed In the Complaint filed in said
Action; and so exclude the said De
fendants from any Interest In said
property. The said Defendants will
further take notice that they are re
quired to appear at the term of said
Court to be held at the Court House
in Raleigh, N. C, on the 25th day of
April, 1010, and answer or demur to
the Complaint of said Plaintiffs, or
tlio relief demanded will be granted.
This March 25th, 1910.
W. M. BUSS.
Clerk Superior Court for Wake County,
N. C. o. a. wt 4w.
HUBBARD BROS SCO.
HANOVER SQUARE, ' NEW fbBly'
MEMBERS. of New York Cotton Bx-
change, New Orleans Cotton Ex
change, Associate Kembera LItst
pool Cotton Association.
ORDERS SOLICITED For the put.
chase and sole of Oottoa for futon
delivery.. . Correspondence tarrtat
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