THE RALEIOn DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1011.
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
Walter Scott Knocked Down
By Street Car
MARKETS BY WIRE
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STOCKS COTTON GRAIN PROVISIONS
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want a ride
incidentally
YESTERDAY
I am sure you will
on Sunday, and
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look at these beautifully lots.
On Monday, December 4, at
11 a. m. We are going tosell
LOTS
45
and one-third as many Farms.
This will be a
Public Auction
Where you make the price.
This land is out of the owners
hand, for they have consigned
it to us. Be' with us on the
Monday Free Trolly ride.
Terms very favorable.
AMERICAN REALTY AND AUCTION CO.,
Raleigh, N. C.
D. F. FORT, JR., Local Manager.
For All the News From Everywhere, all the time read
The Raleigh Daily Times.
. New York Stock Letter.
New York, Dec. 1 The opening
was lower and during the , first two
hours there was a dribbling, liquida
tion which has been" going on for
some time influenced by the ap
proach of congress and the presi
dent's message dealing with trusts.
This liquidation wbb not important
however and in the last hour pur
chases of traders and some moderate
buying for a turn caused the mar
ket to recover about all of its earlier
losses and to close with but trifling
net changes for the day.
Northern : Pacific was weak early
and the liquidation in this stock wax
ouite persistent.
Among the active Issues ReaiTlng
was also weak. Steel on the other
hand resisted pressure very well.
Louisville &' Nashville was a littto
heavy but in the late trading rallies
were quite general. Call money was
6 per cent and this was treated bv
traders as a bear factor. It is doubt
ful however, whether the rise in
money will . continue long. In the
last few minutes a little pressure
caused prices to sag off.
Closing Stock Quotations
Anaconda Mining Co.. V. .. 3 S Vi
Atchison .... , . . . . . . . .10.",
Amor. Smelting and Refining. 72
Atlantic Coast Line . .
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . .
Baltimore and Ohio . . . .
Chesapeake and Ohio. . . .
Krie . ..- .... '.;, . . , : . . .
Great Northern, pfd. . ......
Interborough R. T., pfd
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Missouri Pacific . . ; . ,
New York Central . . . . .
Norfolk and Western.
Northern Pacific . . . v . .
Ontario and'estern
Pennsylvania . .'..'. . . .
Louisville and Nashville. . ...
Rock Island . . . . .. .. . . .
Reading . V ' . . . . ". . ,
Southern Pacific . . . . , . .
Southern Railway. . . . . . .
Southern Railway, pfd. . . ...
St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . ,
I'nion Pacific, pfd. . . . .
United States Steel . , : . .. .
Virginia-Carolina Chemical .
. .135
. . 77 V4
.102
.'. 77
. 31 Vi
. 1 26
.176
. 30
. 7sy4
.105 V8
.108V4
.116
. 40
.122
.154
.26
.149
.1111
. 29
.71
.110
.172
.82
.53
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, Dec, 1. Wheat cables
came strong and notwithstanding
northwest receipts the market ha-t
ruled strong and higher after an
early period of heaviness. Tae buy
ing has been led by commission
houses and several large shorts re
ported covering. There is no spe-,
cial news. -, I
Corn steady, very little pressure'
to sell. Buying largely by shorts in1
December on account of good weath-j
er not maretriany increasing conn
try; offerings.
Oats ruled firm all .morning. Com
mission houses good buyers.
i-rovisions openen neavy and re
mained weak and dull with offerings
and '.few sales by brokers,! thought
to represent packers. '-.;.
New York Cotton.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec. , . 9.08 9.09 8.97 8.98
Jan. . . 8.84 S.S4 S.67 8.67
Feb. . .v.-'- 8.72
Melt. . V 8.90 8.91 8.73 8.74
April. '. ..Vi. ;,'..'- 8.7.7
May . . 8.95 8.93 8. SO 8.81
June 8.85
July .- . 9.01 9.02 8.88 S.89
Aug. . ; 9.05 . ... . . ... 8.93
Sep. 9.0X 8.97
Oct. i .9.12 .V.. V... 9.04
Nov. . . 9.13 : 9.19 9.13 9.05
Liverpool Cotton. ,
Wheat Open. Hish. Low.
Dec. , . .93 ' .93
May . . .99V4 .99', .99'2
July . . .94 Vh ,!i4 '' .94
Corn' .
- Dec. . ,V 63 '4 Jl . ; , .':'.
May . . .K4 .U, .64
July . . .64 Vi 64'i .64
Oats '
Dec, . . .4 7 .47 .4 7.
May , , .49 .19 .49
. July . . .46 .4 il . .46
Pork
Jan. . .1 6.1 0 16.111 16.05
:May . .16.63 ". 1CJ15 . 1 6 50
Laid V .
: -. Jan. . 9,25 !i.25 9.22
May , . 9.50 . ... 9.50 9.45 '-
Ribs V
Jan. . . 8.45 x.45 s.::."
May , , 8,72 8:72 ", 8.67
SAFE STOLEN'
Liverpool, Dec. 1. Liverpool due
to 3 lower. ' Friday's cable
opened quiet and steady at to
4 points decline from Wednesday,
12:15 market was qiet at a net de
cline of 3 to 4 from Wednesday,
Spot quiet, at 3 decline from Wed'-
nesday. Middling upland,: 5.08.
Sales, 5,000, including 4,000 Ameri
can. 'Imports. 37.000. including
6,000 American.
Robbers Tuke Safe From Store and
Itatter Joor 1ovi Lucuteil in
Alley.
(Special to The Times.) -
Elizabeth City, Dec. 1 Mr. Tom
Williams, the Polndexter street mer-
chant had a rather shocking surprise
awaiting him yesterday mornin
when he went down to his place of
business to look around to see if
everything was all right. The .sur
prise was of , such a nature that it
caused him to pinch himself, rub
his eyes and look again.
Wednesday afternoon at thf close
of business for the day, Mr.! Williams
locked his iron Bafe, Yesterday
morning when he went to-his safe,
or rather to the place where t had
been, he discovered that it was gone
altogether, After he recovered from
his surprise, he began an investiga'
tlon and soon discovered that tho
back door had been forced open He
began to follow the tracks and to
search for his safe up an alle In the
rear of the store and found it several
hundred feot away with the hinges
and combination battered jp, done
by the burglars in an attempt, to Bet.
into it. The safe withstood the at
tacks of the burglars and Its con
tents are safe. Mr. Williams him
self cannot get into it until the -loo r
is cut out. The safe is a heavy one
weighing twelve or fifteen hundred
pounds, and the mystery is, bow
did they manage to get It nut of the
store. : '
Decern ber . . . .
December-Janury
January-February
February-March . .
March-April . . V
April-May '. . . V
May-June . . V.
June-July . .
July-August . .
August-September
September-October
4.S8
4.87
4.88
4.90
4.91
4.93
4.95
4.97
4.99
4.98
4.98
WINTER 1911 AND 1912
A VEEY EEMAEKABLE STOCK OF VERY REMARKABLE
Suits and Overcoats
Remarkable because of their superior quality, artistic stvle marked individual
ity and excellent workmanship. - 1
Garments that possess the very acme of distinctiveness that fit with -'all
the grace of the most expressive tailored-to-order clothes.
Many of the visitors to this store this season have told us we fitted and
suited them better than they had been suited elsewhere, and for less money.
Have you ever inspected the "vitals" of a Berwanger' garment? There's
where the superiority of our Clothes is most manifest Doesn't take an expert
to see thai the best quality -of materials is used, to see the hand-Avork ' on the
interlinings which gives life to a garment and makes it hold it's shape.
Go into the details of making as closely as you choose. The more discriin
- inating you are, the more you will appreciate licrwangcr clothes. At 15 up.
c?0etSprioeS.BER.WANGER. tS11
Ultimatum Rejected.
(Continued From Page One.)
turn just quarter of hour before the
expiration of the ultimatum.
Meanwhile large but Silent crowds
thronged around the precincts of
the parliament house waiting for
the verdict of the deputies.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 1 In conse
quence of the rejection by the Per
sian National Council of the Russian
demands, Russia has ordered her
troops, now concentrated at Resht,
capital of the Persian province of
Ghelan, 16 miles from Enzeli on the
Caspian Sea, to advance on Teheran
- Father Confers.
Washington, Dec. 1. Shuster's
father conferred with the atntn dp.
X',. 1 D,n I
iplartment officials today regarding
savannah, Dec. 1 Turpentine the position of his son. The officials
riant Aff t . o i-k i a a I ...
i n m i -t k Mi 74. nusin, nrm, lype aecimea to maKe any statement as
t & G. 6.20, a 6.25. to the nature of the conversation.
Persian Society ApiK-als to I'liited
States.
Washington, Dec. 1 President
Taft was appealed to today by Per
sian's American Education Society to
use the good offices of the United
States to prevent war between Rus
sia and Persia. The society also ad
dressed letters of appeal to the sen
ate and house and to Andrew Car
negie asking the letter's heip as a
friend of world peace.
Whs Laying Jirick When Car Struck
Him and Itan Over llim .1. L.
Strickland Made Assistant Secre
tary of 1V M. C. A XeSr Had
Head Heat Vp.
(Special to The Times.); .
Wilmington, Dec. 1 Mr. Walter
Scott, an expert bricklayer in the em
ployment of the Southern Paving
& Construction Company, which con
cern holds a number of contracts for
street paving here, had a narrow
escape from being: killed yesterday
when he was knocked down by a
street car at the intersection of Filth
and Princess streets. His head , was
badly tut ''and lacerated by the force
of the blow. Those who witnessed
the .'accident stated that his escape
from a horriblfe death seemed almost
miraculous. Mr. Scott was carried
to his home on Surry street and it
is hoped that he Will be well enough
to leave bis residence within a (lay
or two, '. ,
The incident occurred in the neigh
borhood' mentioned about 8:15 a. in
Mr. Scott and a number of other
men in the employ of the Construc
tion Company had started to do some
work as a preliminary to the -laying
of. 'vitrified bricks on Princess from
Fourth to Sixth streets. He is very
deaf and evidently did not hear an
apprqaciiing eastijotmu street car,
which had left the junction at Front
and Princess 'streets a few niomenls
before..
: The local . M. C. A. officers
stated yesterday that. Mr. J. I..
Strickland, a native of North Caro
lina who lately has been connecte.1
with the Baltimore Association, has
been made assistant secretary of the
local organization. He is expeted
to arrive tomorrow to enter upon his
new duties. He succeeds Mr. M. O.
Alexander who has been made as
sistant pastor of the First Baptist
church, and comes highly reconi
mended for the position to which he
has been elected. He will be given
a cordial welcome to this citv.
Joseph Pinckney, a negro man was
carried to the police station yester
day morning shortly before 10 o'clock
suffering with a badly battered head
and he was locked up charged with
the larceny of a gun. The man was
arrested at the corner of Front and
Harnett street by Officer J. H
Davis. ,
rium me .-statement ot tacts as
filed at police headquarters it seems
that Mr. C. H. Turley, Sr., had bor
rowed a gun from a friend. Mr.
Turley say Pinckney with the weapon
and feeling sure that it was the one
borrowed, he went up to inspect the
gun. it is stated that Pinckney re
sisiea me enort of Mr. Turley to
examine i..e gun and also when th
white gentleman attempted to vrest
it from his grasp. Mr. Turley finally
succeeded in getting the gun away
from the negro. He was so incensed
at the alleged attempt at theft that
before he thought he had pounded
the darky over the head with the
weapon, the force of the blow bend
ng the barrel. However, the negro 'OOIV.KI FOR HALF
was struck on the wrong part of the
anatomy for serious harm to befall
nim and with the exception of a so
ere cut he seemed none the worse
for his experience.
D
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Classified Ads. are published at the rate of One Cent a Word for
each insertion, strictly cash in advance. Xo Ads. accepted by tele.
phone, although messengers will be sent for them on request. No
insertion will he lven for less than JO cents.
HELP WANTED. stk,vk ihmm for hrxt ap.
. ply to Smith's Fruit Store.
GIRLS WANTED Martin Hosiery 12-1 :'.t
Mill wants help; experienced or In- - ' . .
experienced: wages paid while K KKY UTT1-E 4." has a meaning
learning. 9-2 t. t. 8.-L r. all its own.
MAXTF.H AT OXCK A good lum- THK liI,IM(ilf I-'I.OItAL CO
ber sawer; for circle sawmill. W. corner l.tuie and Sea well Avenue,
G. Moss & Co., Wendell, N. C. hii.s the finest Chrysanthemums In
11-27-tf ,.- the city at reduced prices. Call
W'AXTKD rWomen and girls to 2-1
make men's underwear; work light pav a VISIT TO THE RAI.KIGIT
and clean; good wages paid whtle P,orll (.Q an(, ,. vou &
learning. Address A. W. Chapin. c"munis and Carnations at re-
- Supt. lelrose Knitting Mill. Ral- -" duced prices. Green houses cor-
elgh-N- C" 11-25-tf ner Seawell Avenue and Lane
; street; on car line. Phone 399.
FOR SALE. at
FOR SALE 1 liae lented t.ie Mo.- Van ' VJ
, .... , .,, v- . can he obtained from local agent
de a, Spring (and will tu.insh ,ou at , ,,olk eDt-
with water at a reasonable price. .,4os .
A. I-. Foster. C. C. Phone S 5 -1 -K. ' " ' - .-
: I'.XTKA SELECT OVSTERS, 50 Cts.
FOR SALERull terrier dog: fine al ' D" ArUlur'8-
guard. . .502 Tllden Si. Phone " ' " '--' '.-'-'
v ) r i. ' . , . . ii..
500 Ul'SHEIiS OF APPLES. 25c a
peck of fine flavor and pure apple
cider, any quantity supplied; sat
isfaction guaranteed. l:Jl Ea:-t
Martin St., JOti East Martin St.
W. P, Matthews, the cider an.
ll-27-l ','
FOR RENT.
-Appiy at
once. .Northside Woonyard. Hoth
lihones. 1-2 "-!! t
had; ducks, read
black ducks, pig
birds, rabbits and
W. T. Sadler's stall.
::o.
head ducks,
skin ducks,
o'))ossums at
C. C. phone
12-1-lt
ALL KIXDS OF GI N AM) BICVCLK
work done and guaranteed by J. G.
Chamblee, 111 S. Wilmington St.
ll-22-25t
POSITIONS WANTED.
l AlAi THIXK you know 'what
4 5 means, hut you don't, and you
wont until next week.;
WAXTED -Position bv exiieripnced
lady stenographer. Address "S:e
nograplier," care Even in i; Times.
12-1 2t .
XAIiEIGH COTTON MARKET.
(Quoted by Barbe tt Co.)
Good middling ... . . . . . S
Strict middling. . .. .. ..8-11-16
Middling ... . .... .... ..8'
Receipts. . . . .. , . .,300 bales
MISCELLANEOUS.
"Will he revealed next
week. Wntcli for it. ;
DOX'T WORRV Get J. M. Buffalo.
204 E. Martin St., to crate your
furniture and china for shipping.
C. C. Phone SfiS-M. 1 1-27-29-12
WAXTED One waiter
heli er in Bake Shop. ,
aid A. & M, College
and one
Apply Stew
I 2-1 It
1 nt
Province of Hanover lias some 7,-
000 miles of country highways bord
ered with fruit trees, the profit of
which is appropriated toward the up
keep of the road 8. These roads,
which are commonplace to the native
resident, are the delight of the Am
erican tourist, who often wonders
why. roadsides in the-lTnited States
are not thus planted to fruit.
itters
Made A New Man Of Him.
"Ivraa Buffering from pain in my
stomach, head and back," writes H.
T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C, "and my
1 iver and kidneys did not work right,
but four bottles of Electric Bitters
made me feel like a new man."
PRICE SO CTS. AT ALL DRUG 8T0RES.
FRESH FISH received dailv. Finp
oysters a specialty. Solid meas
ure guaranteed. W. I). Kins.
:i:)5 S, Wilmington St., (.'. C.
Phone 215. 12-1-lt
500 -Ml SH ELS OF APPLES. 25c a
peck, fine flavor and pure apple
cider, any quantity supplied; sat
isfaction guaranteed. 131 East
Martin St., -.106 East Martin St. W.
P. Matthews, the cider man.
ll-27-6t
Full-Count Gifts
at Discount
Prices
It Is acknowledged fact that
we are ainidy able to care for
your giving ability for the ap
proaching season.
We. had rather have your
trade now at. 90 cents on the
dollar. It is best lor you: . It's
a real .saving. The discount
will close soon. Make yonr se
lections early.
TheJ.D.RigganCo.,
J. T. ALDERMAN, Mgr.'-'-'
Nv..t22, Fayettcville Street
LOOK -Nice,, fresh lettuce, celerv.
spinach,, salisfry carrotts, snap
bean;, egg plants, in fact, any
thing you want in the fruit, vege
table or game line at W. T, Sad
ler's stall. C: C. ph.yie i; : o. .
12-1-lt V
DR. N. L COINER
- Practice limited to diseases
of the Rectum and Genito
urinary ; Organs. vv t .,.
806-7 Shepherd building. ,.
v " 1 '
DUBBARD BROS S CO
COTTON MERCHANTS
HMOTer Square, N. r.
Members '
New Tork Cotton Exchange.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Pork Produce Market.
Associate Members Liverpool Cottoe
Association
Orders solicited for the purchase and
ale of Cotton and Cotton Reed OH
for future delivery.
Special attention and iluerai lertue
? given for consignments of Bpol
Cotton for delivery, ,
Corresbondence ihYn4. '
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING.
Not the least important is
looking after your Pantry Sup
plies. Get your material for
Cake baking now. Our store
is well stocked with Fancy
: .. Groceries and all seasonable
goods. Xew goods arriving
daily. . :'-'.'
V VISIT OUl STORE.
or Itione I's Your Order.
MS Either 'Phone. 28
H. J JOHNSON
(Sutxessor to l. T, JoIiumiu Hon.)
18 East Hargett Struet, Raleigh, N.Cy
BILL
It is my duty not only to be
thankful, but to see that I
have plenty to be thankful for..
Get Insurance from the Tar
Heel Insurance Company and
you will have plenty to be
thankful for.
Get Wise. M(J
THE TAU HEEL COMPANY.
Accident
Health
P. Glass
Liability
Fire. :
Musonic T.'mple.
Ask Mc. He's on the job."
. Uotli Phones,
INSURANCE.