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' $HE EVENING TTMES7 RAlETGfH, Xj'C.,' FRIDAY; JUKE 24, 1910.
PAQEFIVa V
mi
: .'AiH-.'-.v'
1!
.'New X'' . Met7 ' "
fty Leased Wirttb 'TRe' Tim)
' f .Tyiiiik;4foiiKlt''tteM
d'1bttrt1gulArfty' in thMVlce
nnritr ar? the opening; of the stock
market the majority of (the, leadlng-
'Issue.: displayed a. fair : amount'; of
t -strength ,and( made moderate gains over
Vefcteray' blosg, . Union PaeiflS and
consonaateo uas were tne mosi prom
inent snaking' gaifis of about -Can-vadjaa
Jaoln6i lost "over one 'point but
recovered part- of Its decline quickly,
Steel common' advanced with other In
.dustrlala including copper stocks K to
- npner . , ,t
:f :- ' '.'" .
.: t fteyr.York fjlosiug Stock List.1,
i ; TBy Leafed Wire to The Times)
,Amsrtga'm4ti'a : Copper . ,.. ..64
Amerlcart lod Securities 24Vi
A ni,tl'cM Refinery
America,n Smelting r. ..
Ahierican Locomotive
Ametfcftn, Car' Foundry ..
" American-' Cotton Ou.
, American Woolen '.. ..
Anaconda'... .. .. ..
Atchison ; U .
Atlantic Clast'I-hie '.;. '..
Brooktyti Rapid Transit'
.Baltimore Ohio . ... . . ' . .
Canadfan Pacific ,. ..
' Cheiapeake , Ohio . ..
Cono)tiJate4 6a
Central. Leather
Colqrdo sRuel & ;ron
Colorado-Southern . i .
Delaware & Hudson .
Denver ft Rio Grande
DtstlV?s Securities ..
Erie .. ..v.. ,
-Erie, prefi , i.,.
General "Electric . . . . .
GCeat : Weatern a . .
Great1, fJortliern. pref.'
.'CrVat Northern Ore '. .
.HdcTilnif.Cloia. Iron
'in iwrooru
..120
75
... 48V4
i.64V
61
.. Sl
.. 39
..104
..116
. 7S
..HI
..194
.;o
..138
. . 35
.. 56
.'.165
.. 354
26
..44
..145
.. 26
..130
.. 59
.. 6
. 132
.-18
lnterboro Itref. .. 52
Iowa eWtrif i .. .. .', .. 18
Kansas City Southern .. .. .. 32
fry...-n' NSi..- ' ' ' :fl'?!
KanSas & Texas
Kansas & Texas, pref.
Louisville & Nashville
Mtaspur! PftClflc , -
. New oYrlt. Jnlral
37
67
146
66
116
Northwestern .. .. .. .. .",. ".' ..146
: National Lead ....
-Norfolk ft Wetftern
Northern Paclflf ..
Onurid' ft 'Western
' Pennsylvania' .4;
Pacific MaU .. '.. .,
.. Peoples "Gas Co ..
''Pressled Steel Car 1
Rock' Island ."V'
74
' ..100
..125-54
..44
..132
.. 26
..106
. . 35
M56
40
Boch; Island, pref. V; '.; 81
Republic Iron Steel .. .. 33
Republic IfbiV ' Steel, pref." . . . . 84
'Sloss-Sherneld .. 68
Southern PacWci . : . :. .. .. .. ..122
.Southern 'Railway .. .. 25
Southern Railway, 'pref,. v. .. 60
St, Pauli.,. 124
Tjenn-. Copper-; .. .... 24
. Texas. Pecific t..i ,, v.. 1 - ., v. 29
Third. Avenue .... ... .. .. .. .. ... . 7
union' 'Pacific' ..171
V. S.iRuhber: .. 40
Utrfhi Copper .., .. ' 42
u. ar steel ?iiv .'. 77
V: S.vBtel.;,nref., .. .. ..116
virgi
We
'Wabash .
Watfeih,,Wiil,','.:.t''.. i
Westlngh6tte Electric . .
' Wirieohsiit'? Oem raf " ..
.Western Marvlapd f .y -.i
.Corn PKdMc.ts . .. ,
19
43
64
50
44
15
. i ;li '(yhicago Ctraifii ' :;
.: (By Leased Wire to The Times)
CHlcago,!Sune'24---The wheat market
was a ragged affair eftrly but the lin-der-crrent
was one of strength, the
offerings being held rather tightly.
September sold at 96 to 97 and Dec
ember 7 to 98.
. . Morb was higher and strong. Sep
temter sold at 89 to 60 and Decem
, her at 5? 'to 58. Oats were up with
;the' othetv tereals;' September at- 38
to t -ant December at 39 to 39.
,1. Provisions were better with higher
hogs, ' .
- i3rala tjuotatlons ranged as fol-
Open. High.' Close.
"'.97
.97
.87
' "Wheat ' '
1 -jury ; , . ;
y:' Sep. . ......v.
tDec.' , . .
Corn ,
-?. July.!.''
l f Sep. -.
1 ' rt'Jz? r.-'J-'
.99
,.
1.00
98
98
98
-BAH
-.68
" .68
Jl9'V
".Tiilw
Sep.
'4'
23.55
-5. 22 77
VM.60-
4z
.60'
; ,0 .
.69
,.40 ,
J0
23.65 .
22.77
12.62
12.55-
. .59
. 60
.fi8
'' '
r .39
' 39
: ;40
28.35
22.50
12.4S.
12.40
12 87
12.47
,iAttl4 V" 1- l'fi in -
.pct. .'. fia.s
X" Clotf Livestock. '
4'? (By'Leaae'd WW to THe Tlmes.f
; trriton 'Stock-T"- 'lXllau., June..i-i
nuli vwijb ii,vw.'( iiiai ai. 4i i y av.
. tlve; 'Steady-to 10c' higher. Mixed. and
butchers .J5. to, 9.6$, . Good heavy 9.15
ti 9.45;. rough heavy 8.90 to 9.10: light
4 .t .'toS' jtlga -fM, to 9.60; buUc,?.
to ' ,
cattlerecelpta 2.00: niarket, stead ;
beeves 6.50 toS.60;, cowa , and betters
i46 to 6.90-, ,jtockers .and feeders 185
Ma 5,6&..TaxansJ.50 to'.T.JS catyea.6.00,
4ja, l i'
, Sheepr-recelpts SOOq;. market. weak;!
'iirftlve, and western .2$. to 6.15; lambs
, ,r rtt Afoftngp, Co,) (
,'' New ITork Cotton Market.
Lleased Wire to The Times.)
j ( New: York,.. Jyne x2 4 Cotton, seed
opened steady,, a points lower, to z
points higher. Offerings were some
what restricted by ' uncertainty re
garding the weather In' Texas. The
map showed" enough, ;cloudy weather
Id the southwest to suggest the pos
sibility of; showers, but no rain, was
actually reported and this fact re
strained short selling.
Opening: June, 14.96 to 14.98;
July, ,15.00 to 15.01; Augut, 14.73
to 14,74; Sept., 13.15 to 13. IB; Oct
12.47 to 12.48; Nov. 12.32 to 12.33;
Dec, 12.25 to 12.27; Jan.,' 12.21 to
12.22; March, 12. 21, to 12.23; May
12.34 bid. Market steady.
Open. High. Low. Close.
June.. 14.97 16.00 14.97 16.06
July .. 15.00 " 1510 14.92 15. Oh
Aug. .. 14.74 14.77 14.66. 14
Sep. .. 13.15 13.25 13.13 12.23
Oct. ..12.47 12.52 12.43" 12. 4S
Nov... 12.32 12.34 12.27 12.34
Dec. .. 12,27 12.32 12.23 12.2s
Jan. ' . . 12.22 12:26 12.19 12.2?
Mar, .. 12.22 ..... 12.24
- Market closed steady. .
New York Spot Cotton. ,
(By, Leased Wire to The Times)
New York. June 24 Snot cotton dull
and uncharged at 15.05.
New Orleans Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Open. High. Low. Close
June
July
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
14.70
14.29
lS.94 -
12.40
.....
12.26
12.27
14 14.66
14.30 14.23
12.96, 12,94
12.43 12.-JPS
12.29 12.23
14
14.55
14.28
12.96
12i4i
12.34
12.2,
12.ifc
Market closed steady.
Liverpool Cotton.
" (By Cable to The Times.)
Liverpool, June 24 Cotton opened
easy.Amarlcan jniddllng .8.05; sales
3,000 ; . American 2,700; receipts none.
Futures opeed,,.a)ni elps.ed steady..
June .. '.. 7.70 7.74
June-July'.:.. ..' 7.61- 7.61 7.66
July-August .. .. 7.60 7.52 7.46
Aug-lept,fiU(k,4g)7.21 .7.16
Sept-Oct
ov-Dec .
Dec-Jan .:
Jan-Feb .. .
Feb-MarchiV
March-April
April-May
7.787.79 . 7.75
6 69. mSh 447
.... ' . 6 48
6.47 " 6.45
6.46 6.47 ' 6.43
. 6,45 .;. . 6.43
6.44:45 6.42
6.45" 6.42
V 1 - Cotton ffort Receipts. ,
New 'tork.. June 24 Cotton port re
ceipts were as follows!' ... ' '
. New Orleans 923 against 2,232; Gal
veston 462 against 616; Mobile 2 against
459; Savannah 32 against 169; Charles
ton 0 against 160: Wilmington 15
against 2; Norfolk 135 against 238
Baltimore 1,019 against 333; New York
against 350; Boston 78 against 0;
Philadelphia 0 against 25 Brunswick
against : 400. Newport News 289
against 85. . : ' .
fn.i u.i i ... e aa
Interior .movement: . Houston 324
against 379; Augusta 76 against- 171;
Memphis 257 against 138; St. Louis 632
against 107. Cincinnati 460 against 361
Total 1.749,agalnst 1,219.
Cotton Seed Oil.
New York, June 2 4 --Cotton seed
oU prices based on primers yellow
ranged as follows:
Closing;.
June. . . . . . .; ... , 7.827.r'6
July . i . . . . . . . . .
August . . ... .
September . . . . . .
October ...... ...
November . . , . :
December . '. . . ...
January ,
Spot oil . . . .
Sales, 2,400 barrels.
7.847.85
7.827.SK
7.837.86
7.237.25
6.686.70
6.486.50
6.486.5l
7.807.S6
New Yrk Prvlslon Market.
New York, June 24 Wheat No
1, excited; July, 105 bid September.
102 -4; No. 2 red, 105 In elevator,
106 12 fab. . .
Corn No. i, steady, 68 1-4 in ele
vator. " . . v
Oats No, 2 Shite, strong, 44 to
46 1-2. 'ft
Rye No. 21 western, nominal, 8.:
ftb. v
Barley Nominal; malting. .62 to
66. .. v
ffl5urDutl; spring -patents, E.2ft
to 5.50; Btraights, 4.90 to 6.10. :
, ;iHlltFeed Spring, braq,'2i,l0 v
aijo-ffrTime cityt-auieij o
Lard-U-Prlme. ' -westevn, steady.
1145 to 12.66... ,,;
Pork Mess,' i4.6tf .-to 26.00. s .
. t?olte.eANo. 7;Jll0i-:8Cl-4. , '
' Sugaf-r-Oranulated, 5.16. .
Raleigh Produce Market.
Reported Daily by M. Rosenthal Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
Butter ,r,ti f i0 to S5e.
Eggs.'.'' t , 85c.
Hams Sugar Cured . . . ...2c.
. NortB Cavdllna ... .22.
Virginia . ....... 27 C
Bacon . - . . . . . . . . 17 e.
Spring Chicken '. ; . .40 'to (Oe.
Hens. , V,..rl . . ..... ...60 to J5c.
Irish Jotaioes .V;. ....... I MS bn,
Cabbage -. to' 16.
Meal . .. . A ? P 0 at.
I Fiout v: .' . .., . t:. :v:roo'bbi.
THE TIMES' DAILY:
: FINANCIAL STORY
' (By Charles W. Storm.)
New York, June 24 Rainfall in some
parts of the northwest today caused
a strong opening in the stock market.
Union Pacific, Reading and Steel were
the leaders. Gains averaging a point
were . scored although trading, was On
a light scale, .
Traction shares showed strength and
moderate gains. Nearly all specialties
were strong in sympathy with the
leaders.
American shares were irregular in
London.
' On the New York curb, market trad
ing was light with no material changes
in -prices. ' '
The market became eteadler in the
afternoon following a decline of from
1 to 2 points in the late afternoon
trading. Most of the buying in evi
dence, however, was short covering by
room traders.
, New York Cotton Letter.
(By W. B. Hlbbs & Co.)
New York, June 24 There was no
new developments of Importance in the
general situation today. Liverpool
markets were disappointing and there
was an absence of outside demand and
trade conditions continue poor.
nut on the other hand, there was a
further decrease In contract stocks of
cotton here today to only 106,000 bales
against 114,000 yesterday and all the
western half and north central portion
of Texas continues without the rain
the crop so badly needs now in that
section of the' belt. . These conflicting
influences kept trading conditions nar
row today and -fluctuations were con
fined within a range of 3 to 5 points
of last night's close for all options be
yond July. That month was hammered
by the bear element early to a decline
of ten points from yesterday's closelng
to. the basis of 14.92 but the bull lead
ers, readily absorbed all such offerings
and one of ,them stopped at New
Orleans all of the notices tendered there
this morning " for deliveries on July
contracts amounting to about 500 bales.
They have also made arrangements for
stopping all tenders made in that op
tion in this market next Tuesday which
la, the first day for Issuance of no
tices for deliveries on July contracts
here. . .
The market remains In the same un
certain position as recently outlined In
these reports. Until Texas had gen
eral rains all over that etate we would
continue to advise conservatism- In
further Selling -operations except on the
scale up in the new crop' months.
New York Money Market.
. (By Leased Wire to The Times)
. New York, June 25 Money on cell
2 7-8 per cent j time money, easy:
60 days, 3 to 3 1-4; 90, days, a 1-4 to
3 1-2;' six months, 4 -per cent. Post
ed rates:. Sterling exchange. 485-to
487 with actual business In bankers'
bills at 486.1'0 to .15 for demand and
84 1-4 to .40 for 60 day bills. Prime
mercantile paper, 4 1-2 per cent.
St. Louis Grain.
(By Leased Wire to Th Times)
St. - Louis, Mo., June 24-HCash
Wheat No. 2 red 104. , Corn No. 2,
61 to 62; Oats No. 2, 36 to 36.
Futures Wheat July 96 asked: Sep
tember 96 to 96.
Corn July 59; September 60.
Oats July 37; Sept. 37. ,
C0TTd;i LEAK CASES
FINALLY ENDED
. (By Leased Wire to The Times)
' Washington,. June 24-After fighting
Indictments returned against them for
nve years,-, juoses Has? ol few x ore,
and Frederick 4- Peckham, 'of Clncin
natl today paid fines of $6,000. and $5,000
respectively, as the result of proceed,
ings brought against them, by-the de
partment of - agriculture ' following the
'.'cotton leak". Episode in the statistics
division- Justice Gould imposed the
fines which were Immediately paid and
othet- Indictments against' them, were
polle prossed. ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In (the Dlstrlut Court, Eastern Dis
' itrlct of North Carolina. .
In the matter of T. L. Chisholm,
bankrupt, the petition of T. L. Chis
holm, of Sanford, North Carolina;,
for a full discharge in bankruptcy,
having been filed' in said court, it is
ordered by the court that a hearing
be had on the 6th day of July, 1910
befre the deferee V. H. Boyden. of
said court .at Raleigh, Nort'u , Caro
Una, at. 12 o'clock, noon, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
terested may appear at said time and
place and snow just cause, if any
they have, -why the prayer of said pe
titioner should' not be' granted. .
This 24th day of June, 191.0.
' - . U. S. GRANT,
Clerk U. S. District Court,
- - ; ; r -. Raleigh. N. C
M'DONAID'S
SPECIAL
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
See, See, C. C. MePonald,
He will secure you money on
REAL . ESTATE or other
good ; collateral, and charge
you a brokerage for so doing,
c.c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N. C.
DIXIE FIREStttANCE
COMPANY. .v
(1 own 65 shares of this.
Capital 7 Stock paid in,
SURPLUS' FRND,'$25G;
000. " . .. ;,
Paid in $110 for every
share.- - ' t'- 7-'
I ONLY ASK $65. .
This s a .bargain for some
one- l am sellins: because 1
bought to sell.
I NEED THE MONEY.
Book Value $156 for everv
$100. -A
c. c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N. C.
Many a-man who expects to go to
heaven pays out a lot of good money
for fire Insurance. ''
Southern Railway
SCHEDULE.
Of Tralnr Leaving Raleigh, N. O.
N. B. The following figures art
published only as Information and are
not guaranteed.
No. Ill West 2:00 a. m. for Durham
and. Greensboro. Uandle Pullman.
sleeping ear', Raleigh to. .Winston-:
Salem, which Is open at :00 v. in. at
Union Station for occupancy, connect'
Ihg at Greensboro for all points. North.
South and West.
No. 21 West (:S5 a. m. through witti
Chair Car for Durham, . Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Ashevlllw, connecting al
Durham, with train for Oxford, Hen
derson. .Norfelk Keysvllle. " Richmond
and Washington, at Oreeaaboro for
points North and South. " '. ;
No. 139 West 4:05 p. -li.: handler
through Pullman .steeping oar for-Atlanta,
connects with , train, at .Durban
for Oxford and Keysvllie. at Greebt-i
bora with through train for Washing-:
tojw -Baltlioore,.! Philadelphia, and. New
fork, also Connects at Of poro foi
AsbavtUe,. Knozvitl,.,CticlnaU. lAiila-,
vllle and 8t Loula. - . :; ; . 1
N Ut East. 4; 80 a, as. tor Belma
and.' Goldsboro. ponneotlng at Belma
with A. C. L Ry., for Wilson, and
Reeky. Mount, at Ooldsboro- for Wil
mington, also for Kinston,' New Ban
and Morehead, .-''' 'i
No. 1H East It: p. m. f Selma
and: Ooldsboro.- connecting' .at Betrna
with A, U for pointa south and
north, also at Ooldsboro. for Wilming
ton, Kinston and Now Bern. : . -J
No. U East l:W p. m. for Belma and
Goldsboro oonnectln ' at Selma ' Cot'
nomta south on Atlantlo Coast Uu
RrV and 'at Goldsboro for WUaoa Aid
RBoky Mbunt ' '' 'O,' .'s' '
For furthar . information as to acno
uleo Pallmaa AeoommodaUona, - oto.
addrsaa the undersigned. ff
, W. H. PARNELU -.i
SURPLUS FUNDS. .
The supreme ,. court of
North Carolina has decided
that surplus funds of any
BANK or CORPORATION
in NORTH CAROLINA in
vested in North Carolina
Bonds (this applies, only to.
1949 and 1950 N. 0; 4 s and
no others) shall hav? a credit
from assessed value of stock
by CORPORATION COM
MISSION of amount of sur
plus funds so . invested. In
other words, stock in any
corporation worth $150 a
share is only taxed . $100 a
share when said corporation
holds the difference in 1949
or 1950 ;N :C 4'aj riiin.' same
proportion.. : (w .;
Individuals, do. not have to
pay anv tax on j,yiu, .ms .n.
Cv 4's, or 1919 N. C. G"sYi949
and 1950 N.'C.'i's or U. S.
Bonds, so it does lot matter
to then which b,ond th
hold, there is ho tax.
-CORPORATIONS that
want any of these exempt
bonds for SURPLUS FUND
investment can be supplied
'by me. ' ' ' v" $
, c. c. Mcdonald .
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh, N. C.
Iloat-Defying Clothes
for Lion
t"
Yes, It is hot enough for anybody but no matter how hot the weather gets, we are here with the
clothes to take off the sharp edge of the heat for you and in this important point Berwanger's Clothes differ
from the majority of thin warm-weather suits. ' : " "" " ; - ' " ' ,
THEY HOLD THE1B SHAPE UP TO THE END OP THEIK WEARING. ; :
, - They don't bag and sag and wrinkle and pucker under tbe Influence of . steamy, scorching , weath,er.
Only the highest skill of tailoring can insure the shape that stays in liglit-suits. j ' ' ' ''''''
' Thinnest skeleton-lined suits, if you please, plain and fancy serges, , tropical worsteds, crarenette,
'.mohair, etc. -' .--';''..; . :;.,.-.; : ... ..:.;,:. .y ;"ii''V:l. ".if'Sj '',.','i-?':'Vi
Can best please the man with' S15 to spend as well as the man who' wants to pay up to J26 -add 30.r;
SUMMER SHIRTS AT $1.00. '
V. Very special at the price tasteful designs cut on full gold fitting' patterns,
city from 11.60 to 2.00i ' 'i- .
v ' , ;.. Remember, we carry an up-to-date line of SUIT CASES and HAND BAGS. Pfice fl.SO to $16.00 .
Finest lino of -stiirui
i InTthaF
. EER.WANGE1R:
J,
THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER.
v CAPITAL CITY PHONE 159.
ALL MAIL ORDERS W1XL HAVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTI ON.
RALEIGH, N. C.'
bonds will get cash for them
July 1. Do you want your
MONEY, or had )rou rather
have a 40-year investment
that pays you 4 net and
saves you taxes at anv point
of residence in NORTH
CAROLINA? -What is your
tax rate? You know by this
what you save. I can supply
you, in 1950 's, 1913 's or 1919
N. C. 6's for a DIFFER
ENCE. - ; ;
I take your 1910 's at par
July 1st and send you any of
above. ,;,
Do vou want a short time
investment ? Then buy N. C.
4's due July, 1913.
Do you want a little lon
ger investment ? Then buy
N. C. 6's due April 1919.
If a longer investment,
buy the 1950 N. C. 4's,
.The N. C. 6 s (in coupon or
registered) nets you just as
much at price as 4's.
c.c. Mcdonald,
Stocks & Bonds, Raleigh,N. C.
The Laundry for the
Folks Who Care.
Because it Is equipped with only the best machinery.
Because we have competent employees.
' Because it is returned to "yen on "schedule" time.
Because we are the Oldest and Best.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
RALEIGH N. C.
i Vs. SLi
l)cmA9U.CmrqeRl
WaxuM W.lfX&s. Gtmim
PER CENT. INTEREST ON SAVINGS
Compounded Quarterly
Drps.tta muda dnrlnir th FIRST TRsKI BATS tt
msntli DBA W INTEREST VHOM the ran IIAf
MONTH. .. .
START NOW
and keep It np.
I
. MAKE A DEPOSIT
of the amount you can save
EVERY WEEK.
We do a Savings Bank business, pay
FOUR
PER
CENT.
. compounded quarterly.
, and keep open
SATURDAY NIGHT.
THE
MECHANICS' SAVING
BANK.
HAVE YOU
LISTED YOUR
TAXES
NOT A 6nE Y1ENDER,
but a money-getter. T secure
LOANS for customers" o)i
REAL-ESTATE Snd";Other
good collateral ; and ,; Charge
them a brokerage for it,
d c. Mcdonald.
StfA'alaleigh;TO
NORTH CAEOLIIIA
If not do so at once. Time
expires June 30th.
' M.R.HAYNES,
; L. D. WOMBLE,
, v : ' " " : List Takers.
THEIR BANK
The relations existing between this Bank and tta customers are
close juk! cordiaL"We8toei'its '-compliment to lurre-eopl lay'
claim to this institution as being THEIR Bank. Make it XOCRSL -
.,...':'.. .... . .i.-.7-.' .
Raleigh Banking, & Trust Company,
"The Round Steps Bank" With an Honorable History Since 1808.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.. ' v;
DIRECTORS: Chas. E". Johnson, Jas. A. Brlggs, W. A. Iilne"
han, H. E. Norrls, F. O. Moring, W. N. Jones, J. R. Chamberlain,
T. B. Crowder, Alfred Williams, Thos. S. Kenan, JohnW. Harden,
Carey K. Durfey. ,.
5v
Merchants National Banlt,
OF RALEIGH, N. C. ,
Tills bank will pay 4 COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY on money
deposited in Savings Department. . . ' -
Both Commercial and Savings .accounts solicited. If it is
banking proposition call on the t
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OP RALEIGH, N. C.
7? J-
vi ; NOTICE OF SALE.
'.By. virtue of an order directed to
the., undersigned from the Superior
Court of , Wake County, I will on
' Thursday, June 80, 1910,
at 12 o'clock M. at the court house
door. of. said county, offer for sale to
the highest, bidder for casn, all the
right, title and Interest which the
Carolina. Woodworkers Company has
tn the plant, equipment and real es
tate owned by It at the corner of
Peace and Belmont streets. In Glen
,wk4, and on the line of the Norfolk
Southern Railway.
';' - , B..W. BAKER, :';
';' '' , Receiver of Carolina '
82-tda '-'.':,; 'Woodworkers Company.
Money
to
Lend
b Wake County
On ettker Real .Personal Seeartty;
BANK TA LK;
In choosing a Bank you should consider " 1 ' '"''
. SECURITY. . ;
This Bank's paid-up capital, surplus and profit account Is over
$385,000,000, with additional stockholders liabUity of $300,000.00,
making over $685,000.00.
The Commercial National Bank,
B. & JERMAN, Pres.
E. B CROW, Cashier.
Raleigh, N. C,
' A. A. Thompson, Tice-rres.
A. P. BAUMAN, Asst. Onahlet.
The Raleigh Savi ngs Ban
and Trust-Company. v
These Two InsUtnUons Are Now
United With Combined Re-
sources of More Than . ,-,1
i.r .
Two and a Quarter Million'
All Invested for the benefit of this community and section. : ;
To show our absolute faith In the credit of the Bute, we will on thef
first day of July, when the new bonds are issued, ha .the owners ot 37v t
000.00 of State Fours, probably the largest amount , held by any, , Bank ,
within the bounds of the, State...., , , - . s . i :
In addition ta these, we own $300,000 Government Bon4,lBkl?""j
guarantee to oar Depositors ef mor than: ' Half Million Dollars of ih4 , r
beat .eennUeftkMirn, .V-i .v nWj ! i A
United Capital and Surplus, M4,28.6 J!
V
Joseph G7mu:tiamC''$h . PutxrSf, p'wy,
tt " t iJ. "Si Ue.
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