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THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES: SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1911.
NEW BOWLING LEADERS.
TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Provisions.
' New Tork Stock Market.
(By Charles W. Btorm.V
New York. Jan. 28 Although the
stock market ruled uellve and strong
today prices of most stocks were ir
regular, sains, which were confined to
fractions, being about equally divided.
The railroad stocks were practically
unchanged from last night's close with
the exception of Union Pacific which
dropped in the ilrst half hour. Read
ing, Lehigh and New York Central were
inactive and unchanged, ' Canadian
Pacific moved lip to 210, a gain of
overnight.
Steel was weak, falling off in the
early trading. Purt of this loss was
recovered later, however.
licthlcliem Steel continued strong,
the common moving up fractionally.
The copter stocks were extremely dull,
Amalgamated declining about Vfc from
Its closing or . yesterday: Utah and
Smelting also declined, fractionally.
Americans closed heavy in London,
losses of from to being scored
throughout the. list. Extreme dullness
prevailed ill the copper stocks.
Trading on the New York curb was
moderately active with prices Irregular.
Dullness which prevailed throughout
the entire market, under the Influence
of the copper stocks gave way to a
spurt of activity during the last few
minute, with the result that at the
close of tradingprices of most stocks
moved up slightly.
New York Closing Stock List.
(Ry Leased Wire to The Times.)
Amalgamated Copper .... . . ,. 02'i
American Ice Securities ..
American Suger Refinery :. .
American Smelting .. ..'.-.-.
American Locomotive .. ..
American Car Foundry .......
American Woolen .... ..
Anaconda ......,..
Atchison .. .. ., .,
Atlantic Coast Line ..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. .
Baltimore & Ohio .. .. .. .
Canadian Pacific .. .. .. '..
Chesapeake & Ohio . . ..
'Consolidated 5a ... .. ...
Central Leather ........
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern .. .. , .,:
Delaware & Hudson .. .. V,
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities ......
Kite -..' .. .. v.. .. .. ..
Erie. pref. .. .. .. .. .. ..
General Electric .. -
Oreat Western ".. .. .. .. ..
Orcat Northern, pref. ... ,.-
.Great Northern pre .. .. ..
Hocking Coat & Iron -., ..,
Illinois Central .. .. ..
Interboro ..- .. .. .. .. .. ..
Interboro. pref. .. .. .. .'.-...
Iowa Central .. ... ... ..
Kansas City Southern
Kansas & Texas ..." .. ..
Kansas & Texas. prcf.; . . . .
Louisville & Nashville ., ..
Lehigh Valley .. .,' ....
Missouri Pacific ....... .. ..
New York Central . . ... .. .
Northwestern '..-. .. .,'- ., ..
National Lead ... -
Norfolk & Western ..-
Northern Pacific ., ... .. ..
Ontario & Western ....... ...
Pennsylvania .. .. .. .. .. .
Pacific Mail .. .. ..
Peoples Gas Co. .. .. .. ..
Pressed Steel Car .. .. ..
Reading .. .. .. .. ..'
Rock Island .. .. ..
Rock Island, pref. -'..' ..
Republic Iron & Steel
'Republic Iron & Steel,, pref.
Slops-Sheffield
Sou I hern Pacific .. .. .. .. '.
Southern Railway .. ..
Southern Railway, pref. ..
St. Paul .. .. ... .. :
Tcnn. Copper "
Texas Pacific . . . ... .. .. -.. .
Third .Avenue ...... ... -.. ... '
Union Pacific .. .. .. .. ..
U. S. Rubber .. ..
Utah Copper ..' .. .
U. S. Steel ..
U. S. Steel, pref. ., '
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Nnion .. ..
Wabash ...... .. .. .. ..
Wabash, pref. .. .. ..
Westlnghouse F.leetrie .. .. .
'.Wisconsin Central
Western Maryland .. ..
.'.Cum Products .. .. .. ..
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' lluhk Statement.
(Hy Leased Wire to The Times) ,
New York Jan. 28 Average cash
reserve, 28.05 per cent; reserve, in
crease, $3,266,750; less U. S. In
crease, $3,260,175 ; loans, increase,
$28,163,600; specie, increase, ; $11
254,900; legsA tenders, increase, $2,
208,200; deposits, increase, $40,
'785,400; circulation, decrease,
$188,800. -.Actual statement cash
reserve, 27.83 per cent.
; Money Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, Jan. 28 Nothing said
In money today. '.. '
Posted Rates: Sterling exchange,
483 to 487, with actual business
In bankers bills at 486 to 486.05 for
demand and 483 for 60 day bills.
Chicago Live S(ock.
(By Leased Wire tp The Times.)
Union Stock Yards, Ills., Jan. 28
Hogs receipts 9.000; steady to 5c
higher; mixed and butchers 7.60 to 7.90;
good heavy 7.75 to 7.85; rough heavy
7.60 to 7.70: light 7.65 to 7.95; pigs 7.50
to 8.05; bulk 7.70 to 7.85.
Cuttle receipts 300; market steady;
beeves '4.75 to 7.80;' cows and heifers
2.50 to 6.10; stockers and feeder, 3-85
to 5.75; Texans 4.50 to 6.40; calves 7.50
to .0.
Sheep receipts 1,500; market steady.
Native and western SM to 4.35; .Inmhs
'4.25 a&- i
' New York Cotton Letter.
(By W. B. Hlbbs & Company.)
New York Jan. 28 Today's market
was quiet and devoid of any new fea
tures of importance. : B'luetuations
were confined within 2 to 4 poiiUs from
yesterday. This' was the -.maximum
Improvement on an attempt to bull
the market at the opening. There was
however lip outside business and later
this small advance was lost In mod
erate reselling.
Conditions remain about the same as
outlined In our previous letters. There
is nothing In the present situation and
outlook to cause active trading either
way at the moment. The spot situation-
In the south continues too
strong but the demand for actual cot
ton from trade Interests still too good
even at present prices for the inaugur
ation of a bear campaign. On the
other hand there Is little encourage
ment for aggressive bullishness 'under
existing conditions.
It Is therefore a waiting .market.
Pending developments, -calculated-, to
induce activity for a wider range of
fluctuations, nothing 'better than ir
regular comparatively narrow traders
market 'can be reasonably expected. :
Purchasers of May and July on fur
ther declines from the present level
shoiiid only be advised in the ..mean
time on further recessions and then
only with the view of selling out
promptly on any rally.
ew York Cotton.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Jan, 2S Cotton was
quiet and steady at the opening to
day, prices being from 3 to 5 points
higher. There was buying from
trade sources, although business was
very quiet, only four or five sales be
ing reported.1 Cables were about as
due.
Open. High. Low, Close.
Jan .. 14.68 14.70 1-1.65 14.65
Feb.'--... 14.65 . ... . . ... . 14.65
Mar. .. 14.80 14.81 1 1.76 11,75
April ; . ... . -. . . . ... . . ... .
May .. 14.96 1 l.!)7 14.93 14.93
June .'-..''.'. ... : ' 14.93
July .14.9S 1 4.99 1 1.94 14.95
Aug. . . . . r - 14-63
Sep: . ..... .....
Oct. . 13.41 13.42 13. 40 13.40
Market closed quiet. ;
Xew Orleans Colton. -
Open. High. Low. Close.
Jan. .. 14.90 14,93 14.86 14.83
Feb. .. . . . . v.. . 14.89
Mar. ,.15.02 15.02 14.98 14.98
April . . ... . . ;....;-.' ..... . ... .
May .. 15.20 J5. 21 15.19 15.18
June . .............. i 15.22
July.. 15.31 15.31 15.28 15.28
Aug 1 1.66
Sep ,'.'...'.,-.".....-.''."....;
Oct. .. 13.37 . ... : 13.37
.Market closed steady;
v Hjlvei-fiool Cotton
(By Cable to The Times
.)".
Liverpool, Jan. 28 Cotton
steady; American middling,
Spots,
8.02;
sales, 8,000; American, 7,70
0; re-
ceipts, 2,000. -
Futures opened quiet and steady
and closed steady.
Open. Close.
January . ; .. .. 7.81 7.8J
Jan.-Keb. . . '.-'. . . . 7.8014 7.81
Feb.-Mar. . . . 7. SI 7.81
Mar.-April . . . . . . 7.82 7.83
Ai.ril-May. . .... : 7.83 7.83
May-June.. .... 7.84 7.84
June-July ..... . 7.82 7.82
July-Aug. ....... 7.80 7.80
Aug.-Sep. .. .. .. 7.60 7.60
Sop.-Oct. . . , . . . 7.26 7.26
Oct.-Nov. . . . . . . 7.09 7.09
Raleigh Cotton Market.
(Reported by C. E. Johnson ft Son.)
Good middling, 14 15-16.
Strict middling, 14 13-16. .
Middling, 14 5-8.
Tinges, 13 3-4 to 14 1-2.
Receipts today, 130 bales.
Port Receipts. ;
New York, Jan. 28 Cotton port
eceipts were as follows:
New Orleans, 7,602 against 2.156;
Galveston, 6,863 against 2, 410J Mo
bile, 1,572 ugainst 401; Savannah,,
5,197 against 074; Charleston. 514
against 39; Wilmington, 1,319
againBt 71; Norfolk, 1,183 against
78; Boston, 177 against 50; Port Ar
thur, 0 against 994; Pacific coast, 0
against "2,125; various, 237 against
1,000. Total, 23,354 against 9,958.
Interior Movement: Houston, 6,
841 against 2,257; Augusta, 887
against 111: Memphis, 1,175 against
887; St. Louis, t-,878 against 1,55;
Cincinhatl, 0. against 1,037; Little
Rock, 0 against 645, Total, 10,681
against 6,909.
Cotton Seetl OH.
New York, Jan. 28 Cotton seed
oil prices, based on prime yellow,
ranged as follows:
Closing.
Feberttary . . . . .. . . 7.22 7.24
March .. . . ... . . . 7.21 7.23
April. .. .... .. .. 7.22 7.24
May . . .... ...... 7.257.26
Jnne-.. .... .. ...... 7.28 7.29
July .. ....... .. .i 7.2907.30
August . t . . ..,...... 7.30 7.35
September ..A .. .. 7.327.35
Spot cottonV207.26
i Sales rwli-
Chlcago Grain.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.) '
Chicago, Jan. 28 The comparatively
steady tone in Liverpool and the lack
of moisture in Kansas caused a little
higher market In wheat at the opening
today with prices to c higher.' The
market however, reacted a little on
scattered selling. There was iTot much
pressure. Liverpool closed to c
hnvcr against the decline here, yester
day. Broomhall's cable fails to ex
plain the comparative tone in the Liv
erpool market, except on the ground
of short profit-taking. Argentine, Rus
sian and Australian offers continue free.
Corn opened a shade easier on the
better weather, but local traders un
loaded, filling up the resting orders Tor
May; at 50. ..Orders at c lower how
ever, are much more numerous and are
yet unfilled.
The oats market was slow but first,
rasing a shade -In the first few min
utes. The trade was very small, with
commission houses on both sides, of
the market. ,
Trade in provisions was light, with
tin'., market firmer under lighter offer
ings and the higher hogs at the yards.
There was some bidding by Cudahy.
Chicago grain quotations ranged
as follows:
WlH'Ht-
May
July
Sep,
Jan.
Corn
May
. July
Sep.
Jan.
Oats
May July:
Se;i.
Dec;
Polk
. Jan.
May
July
liard
Jan,
May
July
Sep.
Ribs
Jan.
May
July
Sep.
Open. High. . Close.
V .97 ..97 ,97
.91 ,94 !) !
.92 .93 .93
.93 .. . . ; .93
', .'D -.. .50 "; .49
.51 ., ,51 : .50
.51 .51 .51
.45 .. .. . .45
.31 .34 .34
.34 .34 .34
.:i::
.:.3J! ...... .. :.33
22.25 23.00 23.00
IS. 27 18.37 18.37
17.80 17.90 17.90
9.S0 9. SO
.9,80 9. SO 9,77
9.70 9.70 .70
9.72 9.75 9.75
10X0 10.75 10.75
9.80 9.82 9.82
9.65 9.65 9.65
9.72 9.72 9.-6S
Xeiv York Provision .Market.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Jan. 28 Wheat
Steady ; No! . 1 May, 1 01 ; July
100 5-8; No. 2 red, 98 1-4 in eleva
tor and 98 f. o. b.
Corn Quiet; No. 2, nominal.
Oats Quiet; No. 2 white, 38 40.
Rye Steady; No. 2 western. 83.
Barley Firm; malting, 94(&;100.
Flour Dull; spring patents, 5,35
5.55; straights, 4.80 5. 10.
Tallow Quiet; prime city, 7.00
7.43. ' V:''
Lard- Active; prime western,
10.80.
Pork Steady ; mess, 22.50
23.00. . '-: - '.". -.'::"
Coffee Firm; No. 7 Rio, 13.
Sugar Dull; granulated, 4.70.
Baltimore (iraiii.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Baltimore, Jan. 28 Wheat:
Closed firmer: spot, 95 bid; Jan.,
95 : Feb., 95 ; Mar.,: 96 ; May,
9914. -
: Corn: Closed firm; spot and Jan.,
51; Feb., 51; Mar., 52; April,
53.
Oats: Closed dull: No. 2 white,
3J to 37 ; standard wnlte, 3714
to 37 ; . No. 3 white, 37; No. 4
white, 36 to 36.
Naval Stores.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Savannah, Jan. 28 Spirits Tur
pentine: Firm; 84c; sales, 25; re
ceipts, 259.
Rosins: Firm; sales, 1,075;: re
ceipts, 1,576.
Quite: WW, 8.05; WG, 8.00; N,
7.85; M, 7.60; K. 7.10; 1, 6.80; H,
6.72; G. 6.65; F, 6.62; E, D, C,
B, A 6.60.
St. Louis Produce.
(By Leaded Wire to The Times.)
. .St. Louis, Jan. 28 Eggs Steady;
current receipts, new cases, 20; sec
ond hand, 20 1-4; returned, 20.
Butter Steady; extras creamery,
25; firsts, 23; seconds, 21; packing
stock, 14.
St. Louis Grain.
(Ky Leased Wire to The Times.)
St. i. Louis, : Mo., Jan. ' 28 Cash
Wheat No. 2 red, 99103; No. 2
corn, 44; No. 2 oats, 33.
Futures: Wheat May, 98; July,
92 5-8.
Corn May, 49 7-8; July, 49
7-8.
, Oats May, 33 5-8. '
Kansas City Produce.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Kansas City, Mo.. Jan. 28 Eggs
Extras, 22; firsts, 22; seconds,
14.
Butter -Creamery, .extra; ,-24;
firsts, 21; seconds, 19; pa-skiDg stgek,,
13.
Poultry Hens, 11; turkeys, 16;
ducks, 12; geese, 9. -:- ,y
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Wisconsin RoMmmI Ohio by Putting
Oscar Lang In First Place.
(B Leased Wire )p The Times.)
St. Louis, -Mo;, Jan. 28 New lead
ers in both the singles and doubles
are holding down tue laurels in the
American Bowling Congress Tourna
ment today. Wisconsin has robbed
Ohio in tae individual lead by install
ing Oscar Lang, of Watertown, in
first place, with a score of 656, five
pins ahead of Charles Schneider, of
Dayton.
Jimmy Smith and Eddie Gebhard,
of Buffalo, In the doubles, took the
lead over Riehle and GarJell, of Cin
cinnati, rolling a score . of 1,224.
Smith made 673 as his individual
contributions.
Smith has made high marks in the
fives and the singles.
R. H. Bryson, of Indianapolis, has
been elected president of the con
gress, and A. L. Langtry, of Milwau
kee, secretary.:
The other officers elected, were:
F. W. Gosewisc'n, St. Paul, first vice
president ;M, A, Phillips, St. Louis,
second vice president: Louis Wehner,
Dayton, O., third vice, president;' F.
L, Pasdeloup,. Chicago, treasurer.
THE NELSON RILL.
I'or Leasing Coal Lands in Alaska
. Favorably Rcportel.
( By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Jan. 28 The senate
committee on public lands today au
thorized a favorable report on the
Nelson bill providing I'or leasing of
coal lands in Alaska.
The measure stipulates that any
citizen of the United States may ob
tain from the secretary of the in
terior a license to prospect upon 256
acres of coal land, lor a , period not
exceeding two years, at a fee of 25
cents an acre for the first year and
50 cents the second year. Within
that time he may obtain a lease to
mine coal on a royalty of five cents a
ton, if the lease is executed within
10 years of the passage of the act.
,.fter that the royalty is graduated
from 6 to 10 cents a ton. The lessor
must also pay a renlal to the gov
ernment of 50 cents an acre for the
first year, $1 for the second, $2 for
the third, and $4 for subsequent
years; ,
The interstate commerce commis
sion is empowered to fix the price of
coal mined on the leases and the rate
of transportation.
SEARCH FOli WHEELING.
Ilattlesliip Delaware Will be Dis
patched to Look for Missing" Ves.
' 'eLv-V' -;-':,:
(By Leased Wire to The, Times.)
Norfolk, Va., Jan. 28 That the
battleship Delaware will be dispatch
ed to search for the missing United
States gunboat Wheeling, now due at
Guantanamo, Cuba, was a report
which became current in navy circles
today. Although the Wheeling's
course never should have been out of
range of wireless communication
since her departure from New York
last Sunday, efforts of wireless oper
ators along the coast from Newport
to Key West and also those in Cuba
to get in communication with the
vessel have been futile; Although
the navy yard here has not been offi
cially apprised of an accident to the
Wheeling the belief is growing that
something has happened to the ship.
She carried a complement of 144
men.- .
Memphis Man n Suicide.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Jan. 28 Jefferson D.
Levy, of Memphis, Teun., died at the
New York Hospital today from what
the police say is a self-inflicted bullet
wound. . .''-. "j ,
His reported attempt at suicide
took place in his room at the Hotel
Navarre yesterday afternoon. He
had come here to buy goods for the
firm of B. Lowensteln Brothers, of
Memphis, of which he was a member.
Went To Prison Without Guard.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Atlanta, Ga Jan. 28 Without a
guard and by himself, W. S. Harlan,
nephew of Associate Justice Harlan,
of the supreme court Of the United
States, presented himself at the fed
eral prison here today to enter into
his sentence after being convicted of
peonage at Pensacola, Fla.
Wireless On Airship.
(By Cable to The Times.)
Aldei Bhot, Eng., Jan. 28 T:ie mil
itary airship Beta while in flight to
day maintained wireless communica
cation with headquarters at a dis
tance of twenty miles. This is the
first time this feat has been accom
plished. ,
Lost His "Sobriquet."
San Francisco. Cal., Jan. 28 "One
Round" Hogan lacks his sobriquet to
day us a result of his defeat last
night at the hands of Frankie Burns.
Hogan lost on a foul in the twelfth
round. ' - . ; ,
4) FOR BEST IN 4
4 , BREAD USE -
PEERLESS FLOUR
0 - i . anil up-to-date
4)1: M-al Manufactured .
. IMRHAM MILLS. -
A Want Ad. in The Raleigh Dally Times goes on that buyer-seeking
errand for you, goes Into the little houses and big, among the rich
anu the poor talks the language of "self Interest" to the thrifty
( and finds your markets for you.
Get the Servant Sell' tfte' Lot Rent the House Find loot.
'.'.'-.-:." Times Ada. Can Do Most Anythnig.
NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS. THAN 10c.
ICE CREAM 25c. quart; all flavors.
Betts' Ice Cream. It
BIG REDICTJOX SALE IX SHOES
January 30 lasting ten days. Ral
eigh Shoe Co., 15 IS. Hargett St,
27-2t
20 PIECE ROGERS SILVERWARE
Sets in beautiful oak case, satin
lined, now ready for coupon clip
pers. Thirty coupons and $5.50.
' '11. t. f.
A SHERBET. THAT WILL .MAKE
your mouth water; 25c. quart.
Belts' Ice Cream. It
TAKE YOl It SHOES TO .MOORE'S
Electric Shoe -Shop. Best work to
quickest service. Work called for
and delivered. C. C, Phone- 719.
. Fri,, Sat., Mon,, Wed., Fri.
COAL AND WOOD FOB SA LE
AH grades hard and soft coal, pine
and oak wood. Raleigh Phone
4392. 17-tf
FOR RENT One (i-rooiu liouse, 305
S. Person St., and part of siore
rooni, 1J5 W. Martin St., under
Academy of Music. Apply .1. M.
Norwood. . 1 1
BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM.MO
dated with modern improvements,
219 East Morgan. 21-5t
LOST Night of January 25th, small
Pendant of Coral Leaves belonging
to old Coral Pin, Reward it found
and returned to this office. 2 7-2t
WANTED Blacksmith tor lighl
repairing and shoeing. Wages,
$1.75 per day. Address "Good
Roads", Frankliiuon, N. C, care
: Box 91. 2S-2t
WANTED Clean white rags. Apply
Evening Times Press Room. tf
SOMETHING NEW FOR COUPON
Clippers! 26 piece Roger's Silver
ware, put up exclusively for The
Times, in elegant oak case, satin
lined; You have to see it to appre
ciate its beauty. Send in your
coupons at once and .get your case.
, 'll t.f.. , ''.--
$100 .MONTH LY AND EAPEXSKS
to travel and distribute samples for
big manufacturer: steady work.
S. Scheffer, Treasurer, .1212, Chi
cago. . ' t
TRY. OCR SHAD. THEY ARE FINE.
" Pearce's Market. 27-2t
COAL If you want the best Coal
call Raleigh Phone 4392. Cele
brated Big Creek Lump, All sizes
Anthracite. Summer Prices. 29-tf
$25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and
distribute samples for wholesale
house. C. H. Emery, P312, Chi
cago.. - . .. It
ANYONE, ANYWHERE, CAN START
a mail order business at home
No canvassing. Be your own dobs.
Bend for free booklet. Tells how
Heacock, A 6262 Lockport, N. T.
4-19 t. t
OCR SHAD ARE LARGE AND FAT.
Pearce's Market. 27-2t
WANTED Ladies to learn-the.. new
permanent hair wave. The sea
son's sensation. We have the ex
clusive right to teach it here. No
other work pays as well. Possible
for operators to earn $50 per day.
Short term completes; Work wait
ing our graduates. Our regular
work is teaching hair dressing,
manicuring, facia! massage, chi
ropody, and 'electrolysis. ' Also
want a few apprentice girls.' Small
pay to start. Catalogue mailed
free. Moler College, Atlanta, Go.
28-31-2 ' .
J. R. MATTHEWS Contractor. Su
perintend: on Percentage. C. C.
'phono 809-F. 21-1 Ot.
LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED
Laundry In the city. Office 107
Fayettevllle Street. Peoples'
Laundry, the best. 17-tf
FRESH LOT WHITE SHAD AND
other assorted fish. Brltton
Pearce's Market. 27-2t
WANTED Men to learu barber
trade. Commission , paid for
bringing students. WagesA(n fin
ishing department;.! lExparlence in
shops Saturdays. Flint, work on
free customers. All practical. In
struments with charts and dia-
; grams saves years. Our gradu
ates always send for m our help.
Positions waiting. Catajosue Tree.
Moler Barber College, Atlanta, Ua.
2S-6t
LOST Pencil part o( silver pencil.
Finder will retilrn to The Daily
Times. 7-tf
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $80.00 month.
Write for list of positions ' open.
Franklin Institute, Dep't. ,270 C,
Rochester, N. Y.
1418-21-25-28. Feb. 1-4-8.11 '
FOR FRESH LETTUCE, ' SPRING
: Chickens, and pure Buff Rock
eggs, phone Mrs; George Flint. '
2-26-28.
OneCent a Word
CMh With Order
IF IT'S LAUNDRY WORK YOU
want, we excel. We know how.
That's all. People's Laundry (the
best.) 17-tf
WANTED Architectural- draftsman,
$125; manager lumber yard, 100;
! band sawyer, $150; checker, $75;
abstracter, $100; full surveying
crew, $50, $125. Business Men's
Clearing-house, Houston, Tex. It
WANTED-Second hand Bags and
Burlaps;' Write for prices. Rich
mond Bag Company. 20-10t
COLLARS AND CUFFS LAST 1ON
ger if laundered right. We know
how. People's Laundry. , 5-tf
FOR SALE Horse and buggy. Ap
ply to Eugene Armhrustcr, second
floor Masonic Temple. 1 it
MAX WANTED To milk and drive
dairy wagon. Steady employment,
' Apply to W. R. Roberts, 825 W.
Morgan Si. 24-5t
PATENT YOUR IDEAS AND MAKE
money. '. Send for my new book,
"How to Get Them." Best ser
vice, Joshua R. H, Potts, Lawyer,
Washington, D. C, Chicago and
Philadelphia. 10-29-8t
WOOD SAWED ANYWHERE IN
the city. Phone Charlie Cotten,
phone 433, 8CS-F. 2S-6t
FOR SALE 28-in. Steel Split Crown
Face Pulley; for 2-in, Shafting.
Practically new. Will Sell at a
bargain. Apply at Times Office.
13-tf .
A Want Ad. in The Raleigh Daily
Times Will Work Wonders for
Your Business. :
FRESH EGGS.
2.c. Dozen. .
Phone 28 ''"or
GROCERIES
OF QUALITY.
Goods and Service Guaranteed
Satisfactory,
H. J JOHINSSON
Successor to :
D. T. JOHNSON & SON.
1A E. Harcett St.. RALEIGH. N.
1av Rates via Southern Railway to
New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola,
Account Murdi Gra.s, Celebration,
February 23d-28tli, 1911.
Account Mardi Gras Celebration at
New Orleans, La.; Mobile, Ala., and
Pensacola, Fla., February 23-28,
1911, the Southern Railway will sell
very cheap round-trip ticket's, as fol
lows: To New Orleans From
: : Raleigh ,'..; . .$26.75
Goldsboro . . . . .... .20.75
Durham . . . . .'. . . 20.75
To Mobile From
Raleigh . . . . . v . : . .$23.45
Goldsboro .-. ....... , . . 21.45
Durham , . .... . . 23.30
To Pensacola From
Raleigh .; .$23 HU
Goldsiioro . . , . . . . . 23.85
: : Durham . . ;.:. .. .. 22. So
Tickets will also be on sale from
ail ot her stations. ,
Dates of Sale February 2 i to 27,
inclusive, with final return linifl
March 11, 1911, wit h privilege, or .ox
tending final limit until March 27 by
depositing-', ticket with .special agent
and payment of $1.00. :
For all informal ion perlaining to
rales, sclieduli'ri, I'ullniaii reserva
tions, etc., see your agent, or address
W. H. PARN1CLL. Traveling Passen
ger Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
We sell and recommend
HOTEL ASTOR COFFEE,
lib Tins, $ .35
Sib Tins, 1.00
108 East Hargett Street.
EITDY & BUFF ALOE.
Both Phones.
Succeed when everything else falls.
In nervous prostration and female
weakness they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
It?lr thes' ewdfcirie ever told
i pret a druggist's connteta . ;--.' .
We can please you
at all times in Ci
gars, Tobacco and
Pipes.
THE HICKS
DRUG COMPANY
BOTH PHONES.
MUCH DEPENDS
UPON THE
DRUGGIST.
Had you ever stopped to tbinb
of the responsibility a druggist
has in filling prescriptions? We
can shoulder this resKJnsibility,
as our Prescription Department
is in charge of capable Regis,
tered Druggists, und you have
the assurance oireceiving their
'careful attention.
J. C. BRANTLEY,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Phones 15.
RKCKIVKR'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of an ord -r,
made in the case of Hunter-Drew j'
"o. v. Grand Tlieatre Co.. now. pendns
n the Superior Court of Wake County,
N. C:, the undersigned, Receiver of
the Grand Tlieatre Co.;, will expose for '
sale at public auction for cash to th,v
highest bidder, on the premises rorm
erly occupied by the Grand Theatre
Co.. on the 1st day of February. 1911,
at 12 o'clock noon, the following per-.
sonal property:
1 desk chair, 20 chairs, 6 tables, 1 sora,.z
stools. 8, electric fans, 1 ticket taker's
box, 4 step ladders, 1 glass adv. case,
2 adv. boards, 1 vanity case, 3 peanut
machines, 1 stair case carpet, 1 desk,
1 balcony aisle carpet, 1 linollum mat,
1 parouet carpet, 1 pair heavy curtains,
2 rugs. 2 ticket cases, 1 malting, 3
ushers' uniforms, 3 music racks, ' I1 .
piano attachment. 1 piano and stool,
1 hat rack, 1 screen, 1 couch, 1 rocker,
1 conversation chair, 1 grate shield, 3
vases, 1 water cooler. 4 curtain poles,
I cot and campstool, 5 mirrors, 1 lawn
suite; 1 stage rug, 1 parasol, 1 pair
curtains.
The above property will be sold, first.
piece-meal, (i. e. each article separate-
ly), 'and then as a whole, and it
be sold for the highest price offered,
whether said price be that bid wm.u
it is sold piece-meal, or when sold as
a whole.
The sale of the above described prop- :
erty Is also - made subject to confirm
ation by the Wako County Court ux
its February term.
This 2th day of January, 1911.
FltAXCIS A. COX.
Receiver.
JOS. B. CHESHIRE. JR.,
Dally 1 days. Attorney.
RAILWAY
Scenic Route to the West
THRKK FAST VliSTIRULB TRAINS
WITH DINING CAR SERVICE. v
Through Pullman Sleepers Xm Louis
ville, Cincinnati, Chicago,
and St. Louis.
:-'' e. M. P.M. p. u. .
Leave Norfolk 4:00
Leave Richmond J:00 (:4fi 11:N -Leave
LynchbuiB 4:2(1
Ar. Charlottesville 6:10 :17
A.M. "
Ar. Loulsvlll 10:00 7:30
P. M.A. M. P.M.
Arrive Cincinnati 7:45 10:00 6:00
Arrive ChlcaKO 6:25 8:00 7:10 -
Arrive St touls S:61 :10 7:17
Only one night between Raleigh,
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis. ...
Iiret Connections for All Points
West and Northwest.
QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTB.
The Line to the Celebrated Resorts af ...
. Virgin. . -For
descriptive matter, schedule
siid PuHnum Reservation, address .
W. O. WARTHEN,
D. P. A Btcbmoad, Ta. " ,
4XO. it. POTTS, , ; j
Geml. Paaa. Aseal.
IIUDBARD ltR0S.fi CO
HANOVER SQUARE, NEW TORK.
MEMBERS of Naw Tork Oottoa
Exchange, New Orleans Cottoa
Exchange, Associate Member lite
' erpool Cotton Assoclatloa.
ORDERS SOLICITED For tm pop
ehase and Bale of Cotton tor futor
delivery. - CorrespoBdeBM larltal,
Uornifj reaortt r:;r:J ti r )
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