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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 3.-CATTLE-Receipts about $1,000
head; market strong loo higher; common TO prime
steers 81 6OgS7 49, cows So Q$4 73 heifers S3@S5 so:
bulls So 3O@S5 calves S3as7 % stochers and feeders
S3Q$5 HOGS-Receipts about 81 900 head market l0c
lower; good to prime heavy SIS 90G$5 90 medium good
IS S54S5 90 butchers weights 50 95gS6 o. good 10
prime mixed So oOGS5 90 light do, 50 e5$0 0 packing.
50 BOA So pigs 5OgSG 10; selected SO O5Gs SO 10; bulk
of sales s. 9O9S6 SHEBPRecepts. about 10 600 head
market strong sheep 1884 yearlings. 50 60gS6 Is
lambs S6uSS
Cincinnati July 3-HoGS slow butchers and shippers,
SO l2aq$ 10 common. So 25d$6 CATTLE steady fair
10 good shippers ST s54S5 s5; common 81 5OqS3 Is.
SHEEP steady. S2QS4 LAMBS active. 81 25gS1 rs
East Buffalo, July 3-CATTLE quiet; prime steers.
SC 25dS6 VEAIS-Receipts DDS head: active and 80
higher SsG$S -. HOGS-Receipts. 4400 head; active
and steady pigs SO 1OS6 So roughs S54S5 So stays.
S4GS4 10. SHEEP AND IAAABS-Receipts, 1000 head:
sheep steady lambs active and 25c higher;
lambs S54ss: yearIings SO 25dS6 10: ewes 81 %
Kansas City July 3.-CATTI-E-Recepts. 900 head.
Including 500 Southerns market, lOql5c higher choice
export IS 1885 rs; fair 20 good
81 1895 fed 81 ooGs8 29 sockers and
feeders 50 2GS5 steers So l6s4 60; South
ern COWS 81 25gS3 So native 81 5GS4 Go: natve
heifes. So 500s3 4O bulls $685. 49, calves s40sd 25.
IOGSReceipts. 400 head. market. SdpiOc lower
So e7is bulk q sales. s. 9oaSS s0 heavy g s5SsS 30
sHEEP-Recepts. 2. 700 head: market strong to i0e
higher: lambs s7dS7 so; and yearlings. s. 54S6
Texas clipped yearings s. s5s5 rs Texas clipped sheep
81 75qS5 Is: stockers and feeders. So 25gS4 10
Toledo July 3.-CTOVERSEED. cash, SO 30: October
IS -: December. IS 80: March IS so ALSE. s.; TIM
OTHY. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
THE SINCLAIR

BETILEHEM n. H. No hay fever NOW OPEN:
Steam heat golf. elevator, bathroom suites DURGIS
& CO, 1850 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04

COTTOH-The cotton market was easier to-aay anu,
while close steady last prices shoHed q net
decline OF Is % points Sales for the day we're esq.
600 600 bales. The opening was actiVe anu
excited. being the July option when sen
ing on the 12.7Oc, advanced in jumps OF
10 points, 13c, % points over the closing
figures Of the previous day Later months opened o9
10 points higher covering Of shorts ana oVeFhsHI
buying orders, but 1t looked as II the pig plls Hu
marked I'D July in order make selling OASIS on
the later months there very heavy reaLzlns
from July essed of TO 1880 later IN
the close Last prices were within OF points OF
the active months Probably the ols-
position 10 postpone fresh ventures until after the
considering that the Liverpool market viii De
open. business to extent and there was
also dsnclnstion to buy for fresh long account
following a violent advance as that OF the pre-
day. on whole, therefore. the days business
considered be mostly IN the way Of evening up
accounts, and IL considered probable that
the leading bulls have taken down profits Of perhaps
$500 coo since the publication Of the July bureau
Shorts been the best buyers but there has, OF
course been fresh buying for investment at
trscted by low condition reported for the end OF
June Pr!vaxs reported that the dry hot spell
In Texas had been enectually broken by beneficial
rains
The range Of contract prices IN the local market
to-day follows
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THE INN At HIGH POINT,
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July s-c7osng: WHEATa,,spot nrm: Ne ?
Western winter IS nd; No California rs lad;
futures firm; July Is 8lfd September Is O14d: Decem
her. Is sid COIN-spot Hess dried. steady. IS Id:
firm, 6s 3D.; quiet; July nominal:
September. As ND. PEAs-canaaian steady, Is sd
H0PS-Iu London Pacific COAST steady t. iOsf3 los.
FLOUR-Winter patents firm. 27s BEEF-Extra India
firm 96s 3D. PORK-Primo mess Western steady.
s2s Cd HAMS-Short cut. IA TO 10 10. steady Dos. IA
CON-Cumborland cut ~ to 30 10. steady, 5ls Cd short
rib 10 NJ dull 51s Cd long clear mtddles light 2S
quiet OILS: heavy s5 10 40 NJ dull. 4es Cd
backs 10 to % ~ quiet ais; clear bees IA
to 10 ~ steady SHOULDERS-Square. II Ia 10,
steady Cd IARD-Prims Western, In tlerces quiet.
AIS Ga American refined In pals quiet, AIS Cd CHEESE
Canadian white now. quiet Dos; old quiet OBS;
Canadian finest oolored quiet S6s "a: old quiet.
67s TALIOW-Pr!me city dull, Sis Cd. TURPENTINE
Spirits dull ABS ROSIN-ComInon nrn. lis Tisd.
northumberland quiet. 6asd. LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04

The local market for spot cotton vas steady, Wit
t875c FOR mddllng Gulf Sales 100 bales sonthGer err
Jeans quiet unchanged az 134se sales 275 bales
bales: Houston steady, unchanged l8lsc; sales %
baies: Mobile frIn. Y c higher at i2lsc: sales 30
bales: Savannah firm: &c higher at l21s sales ~
firm unchanged 18i4c: sales. 10 bales Baltimore
higher at i3a4c: sales IS bales ST Louis TIn. &c
se higher at 12ssc Estimated receipts leading
points for Thursday AZ GSvest9n a 1S s TO az
Houston 100 20 200: against 446 last week and rs!
1911 LIZ y last & @e1 and pa ss w
,o6 otoa sa 90 Bales speculaon and export
200 Ae' 5d 200 u 5s8sPs opanG y
points higher. closed barely steadg at net aa-
so.a: Augasf-sePtebeT SID
$50 e1td MarchAprii G62d
ar a3r asd esd; May-RSne oe54d Manchester
EIoUR ASD MEALEFIour firm and higher to-
Gay win trading quiet Sales we're S0nRs ss g 9 ahs
enc The following are prices quoted he
e YORK FTSdg0ss - sS9sa &c. Winter psehs 81
s1ns clears 50 36qS4 5S s g ISs 20 RYE FEoTR
o quoted: Fair % good s. 1SasS G99 n sriea 81 81
s. i6a5 CoRAlFsAII firm quoted I'm ara yeiIoT
BA.IA5 eTIn "a qq2sE I3Rs Tla' staady city
8 sS eo Sasscd 81 Wese4 m spring MID
eeni city bran s289S2a o saes $50 m ri
s2Sgs2s red C @9E s29 % 2sSs2s To- 'nop
S. n IN. grain si0 at Fe 6at
Ta cared forth this chiefly by challenges from
ste recently introduced department OF ltallce
Srn9 the session inviting patriotic reeo$ni9n oI
s sseinpIs to regulation business p19p2si
Itch was later msdo lc The gam was Ghgy b a9" IN
strong cables Later the feeling was vaIlsDc noI,
me II crop news was besrsh Whatever heretofore con
dttons may have been. current con-lo ia me- he
saying The lake Of Compensation work in the
6ecos OF s1R tst the disad1antges beset The
winter wheat crop may pe tss,,Tg ~. Close To-
I aaffe
.nal tendencies with the nhsl U'ns ~
e az 09s aeTs a5 loads estimates The shc
axe in the worlds at 2ss Oooo bush ihelIa'L 3
S6z coo 900 America Tits estimate Is thought 20
m decided gnderstasInsnt 81 the , sno thwest and
eout beat has increased with n2 it9 viii be- ready
Tor harvest about two week. Spring wheat genera
Shove fair average and IN the southeast Posps , ia,
orthwester wheat IS doing we'll more reports com
ing dally or % I,,,,t Co,nnerc,si Record esti-
mates n u cent IN the acreage OF regular
e being offered lizc under September
shr9ent ea55ly ngnres during the week: United
wheat east q the Rockies 4aaoV9 20, 6ss doo h
heat N saf a4 600 b5sh: Tinted States oats east OF
IsocEies $4,000 bush The weather bulletin
and Northwest generally degrees below normal bi T,Tm q
ssl sector n ~, ne ne , gbt IN the Torthvges and
gathered: generally IN states and IN excess
81 the Central West The local cash steady,
40 red 81 o. = eeystoT and 81 o8a o aioat;
81 % o b anoat CoRN-Corn opened with n slow de-
See Snt aaa Dseaber SHOWED an adv@nce with the
raaTet hnay steady al net gain Of a S.g saes 10
1se ahoat: No 2 white. Sc and 80 yellow. Gsst
rod on bush sttituGe Of western hoders Cash
closed steady With miEed % 20 ~ n: quoted AZ
IS 10 70 n. sOh@54s. RYE-Mariet aus. No Western.
s-r,,, x,opz- pprcne
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SQCAN BEACH. y J. On the Sea Shore Line ot ths
Penna- r r Midway between New York and Phia-
Fine surf bathing. sailing and fshing Opens for 22n3
season July 1st- Terms s. $40. So S14 per
Address MRS. c. II VAN GAASBEEK.
OrtIev. Y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04

hogs. At tho close September pork was down 2Oc
at SIS 30 Lard loo lower So Ribs were
down loo at IS 725a.
Estimated receipts for Friday: Wheat, IL cars;
corn. 2.2H cars; oats. rs cars; hogs. 22.0O0 head
The Board at Trads will ~ closed tomorrow.
July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04

ADIRONDACK HOUSE. Indian Lake. Hamilton Co.
n. Y.-AccommodGtes 81 Rates. IS to $40 Week
and 81 day. Mrs Il MEAD Prop-
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COTTON.

Liverpool March 7.-Cotton: Spot
in increased demand, prices a To 8
points higher, American middlfnq fair
1.04: good middling SIS: middling
go: low middling $50; good ordinary
5.34: ordinary sos.
The sales of the day were 1900
bales Of which 500 We're for specula-
ton and export and included 1880
American Receipts $4,000 bales in
Guiding $500 American. Futures
opened firm and closed quiet: Ameri-
can middling G. 0. c.. March 5s4.
March n April 5.831k: April and Nav
$50: May and June $50: June and
July 5.S2h: July and August ssh:
and September $40; September
and October 5.7611; October and No
vember 5.73: November and Deem
Der 5.7ZR; December and January
Spy: January and February 5.74
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York, March After making
another new high level for the moYe-
i ment the cotton market ruled rather if
| regular II finished the day at a net
decline Of 5 points to an advance Of
3 points, as compared with last nights
| close. Sales We're estimated at 25e, 00G
bales.
The opening was barely steady at i
decline Of l point TO an advance Of I
points, which was considered better
than due on the cables. There seemed
to be quite a good deal for sale. but
there vas also aggressive support and
over night buying orders. Prices soon
advanced on this demand TO a net
gain of about 3 to Z points. with shorts
covering in view OF the frmncss of The
market in the face of the disappointing
cables. The larger receipts at Cal
weston than estimated and the larger
estimate for tOmOrroW's receipts at
Houston checked the outside bu,Ing
movement and during the middle OF he
day prices reacted to a net loss of
about + TO 10 points on the active
months under realizing and selling iOr
q turn. AS soon as the OFFERINGS Of
long cotton subsidized, however, the
market rallied on a renewal of sup
port, reaching about the previous high
point. Later fluctuations were il
regular with the closing tone steady
but some / TO 6 points off from the
best. Southern spot news was sOn.n-
what conflicting. some dealers claiming !
that there was d less urgent demand
while others reported a better demand
for the lower grades.
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NEW YORK

New York, March Flour steady
with light scattered trade. Rye houl
steady. Buckwn-at -four dull.
CORN &IEAL-steady
WFEAT-Spot firm No : red Sale
elevator. OItio,i. = 10 SO net high
er. May >tt.c, July H4le: September
SJ7,c.
CCRN-spot steady: 40. , 571bc
elevator Options 1&m 4c net higher.
May %; July 53&.": September 53aSc,
OATS-Spot steady: mixed Ale.
LARD-Quiet: refined steady
PORk-Steady.
RICE-Stcady.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SUGAR-Row strong, Fair refining
Sc: centrifugal 9G test SIC: mcIasses
sugar 24c; refined steady.
COFFEE-SDOt steady. Rio. No. :
1Ac; Santos No. 4 S3sc; mild coffee
quiet: COrIOva ga 1215c; futures ; to
L points lower.
BUTFEP-Woak: extra creamery
31E sc; creamery. common to ex-
ira 21m31c: held common to extra
81 q 3Ol.c.
CHFESE-Firm. unchanged.
EGCS-Firm: western nrsts 1SHc;
seconds. 1Sc.
PEANUTS-Qujet, UNCHANGED.
POTATOES-DulI unchanged.
CABBAGES-Firm, UNCHANGED.
COTTON SEED OIL was steady forI
SPOT, nut easier for futures. PrimeI
crude fob mills 44c: prime SUMMER
yellow 1870: off summer yellow 44Ml
45Ac; good OFF summer yellow 456l
461@c; prime White 55c: prime Winterl
yellow SAC. !
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New York, March THE yiOien;
| agitation which was present in yes
terday's stock market subsidized today
to a marked degree and the volume OF
transactions fell away nearly one half
The constant ervOu fluctuations of
prices, however, showed clearly enough
the after-effects Of the exciting tur-
MOL OF yesterdays almost unprcce-
denied market. Sentiment was great
~ depressed by the weak closing.
While the fluctuations were constant,
they were by no means as large as yes
terday. Yet they sufficiently reflected
the extremely unsettled state OF spec
ulative opinion. The active operations
at different points in the market,
however, showed the existence Of two
we'll defined parties in the speculation.
There was belated liquidation in
some stocks which appeared TO be
drastic and was Of severe effect OF
prices. At other points in the list
prices held with a stability which.
could only be due 10 accumulation of
q persistent and extensive kind. The
market gave way again and again in
sympathy with the outbreak Of weak
points, and as Cften rallied in symDa-
thy with the resilency displayed by
some Of the railroad stocks of pri:le
importance, until the sudden weaken
ing Of the whole market at the clOsiU".
The result was to keep market o.
servers in a fever of hesitation a to
whether he elimination Of the i.ng
decline vas signallized by the abruUt
drives against the shorts D~recipitated
by the panic amongst the bears IN
Reading yesterday. The market start
ed with an aggressive reassertiOD OF
bear tactics, which forced a violent re-
action in Reading itself and a severe
decline in Canadian Pacific. Almost
immediately prices rebOunded 10 q
level we'll above last night. These
movements decided the uncertainty
the speculative temper for the
of the remainder of the day.
The impressive dealings which have
been going OF in Reading remained = |
mystery.
The liquidation in Southern railway |
Erie was so pronounced and of SO !
a character as to throw the |
balance of the whole market for the |
to the side of depression. South |
7rn railways report of a decline in net |
earnings for January of nearly foctv
per cent. gave point to the expressed
ears for the reduction or the passing
the dividend on the preferred stock.
in the other hand there was steady alb
of the Hartman, Hill, and
principal trunk line stocks. |
The money situation continues a dis
factor and today rumors OF
financial difficulties i'm Berlin AMI
'ar1s, although unconfirmed, had a dis
luletlng effect. Interior exchange at
chicago was at 25 cents discount TO-
and the call money market holds
irm here in spite of the heavy stock
market liquidation.
Bond were irregular. Total sales |
var value 81, 74S, 900. United States
As COMMON declined 1-2 per cent.
n call. Total sales 1,40O, 700 shares.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, March Money on call
hrm at AZ OF per cent: ruling rate
So, closing bid :, offered at 5k. Time
loans duh and firm; sixty days 5X
per cent: ninety days and six months
By per cent. Close: Prime mercan-
tile paper 54 q per cent. sterling ex-
cnangbsdidsol0 &C shrdlushrdlu cmwfy
change steady with actual business
IN bills at 4.S450 o 4:8455 for
demand and at 4.S02o@ 4.se25 for sixty
day bills. PosteS rates @.s1E and
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New York, March 7.-Reccipts at
the ports today $4,000 bales. against
32,755 last week md 14,285 last year.
For the week (estimated) 10000
bales against 1S7,7S1 last week and
l05.434 last year. TOday's receipts at
New Orleans 4.956 bales, against 6.O21
last year, and at Houston e15e bales
against 3.169 last year,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New Orleans, March Spot cotton
closed firm, $40 higher; middling l.
Lie; sales on the spot were 1925 bales
N,and $50 bales to arrive. Futures e
ed steady at a decline of l point tt an
advance Of l point. Profit taking and
unsatisfactory English cables caused a
depression in the midday session.
The close was steady, unchanged to
4 points higher than yesterday.
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BlRI<S.
NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York, March 7.--Turpentine
steady. ROsin steady: strained, COM
mon TO good, $4.45.
savannah, March 7.-Turpentine
firm 72hc: sales Al: receipts -; ship
ments 141.
Rosin firm; sales 1852; receipts 633:
shipments 2.9O1; stock 57.096.
Qaote: A. 3. G. $4.25; f. $3.50:
F. 1895: G. $4.35: II. $4.G5: I. $4.7O:
K. $50: VI. $3.50; n. $500; w. G.
$6.4e; w. w. $3.50.
Charleston. March 7.-Turpentine
and rosin nothing doing.
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This Worth Remembering.

Whenever you have a cough or cold
Just remember that Foley's Honey
and Tar will eure it. Do not risk
your health by not taking any but the
genuine. # is in a yellow package.
Jos. q. Shepherd, ]. Hicks Bunting,
Drug Go.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-12

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night, can be cured
quickly by taking FOley's Honey and
Tar. 1t will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and strengthen your
lungs. The genuine is in a yellow
package. JOS. c. Shepherd, J.. Hicks
Bunting, Ddug Co.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, March Crop damage re-
ports caused a further advance in
wheat prices today, the May delivery
closing at a net gain of IA to 3-8. Com
was up Is, and oats SIS. Provisions
gained a shade to 10 cents.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS

Total today. at all ports. net receipts.
22.5"2 bales: exports to Great Britain.
$500 bales: France, LAB: continent,
t,997 bales: stock. 1,O3O,1S7.
Consolidated, at all ports. net re-
celpts 144,S17 bales: Great Britain.
93'S52 bales; France, 1929: continent.
52.219: Japan. 17,145.
Total since September 1st. at all
ports, net receipts S~.416.747 bales; ex-
ports to Great Brain. 2~,964,441 bales;
France. 732,S4S; continent, 2.~598,S94;
Japan, 151,2s8.
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For AIderman--FirSt Ward

At the solicitation of my friends an
many citizens, I have decided to be-
come a candidate for reelection as
Alderman from the First Ward, sub
Ject TO the will of the voters in tn
Democratic primary to be held March
18th and respectfully ask their SUD
port. MARTIN RATHTEN
feb p t e.
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INFERIOR MOVEMENT Of COTTON

Houston steady at HE. net re-
ceipts 6,156 bales.
Augusta steady at 112ac: net re-
ceipts LIZ bales.
Memphis steady at 1N%c ner re-
ceipts 1856 bales.
st. Ions steady st n7c net ~rercipts
eII I'd 'es.
Louisville firm at lie.
Total today, ret receipts. 1O.2O7
bales: gross receipts, 1915 bales:
shipments. 1929 bales: sales. 1870
bales; stock. 317,3S1 bales.
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For Alderman,

l hereby announce myself a can
dldate for Alderman from the Third
Ward, subject to the will Of the voters
in the Democratic primaries to be
held March 18th, 1907. Ii elected,
pledge myself to perform the duties
to the best OF ability.
feb II lm% r. II. NORTPROP.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, March THE dry goods
Alsfket is steady, but activity is being
cuftailed by a growing scarcity of
sooas' Some goods have been with
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drawn from sale pending the Milling OJ
orders now on the books. Raw slid is
advancing rapidly The iobbing trade
is active.
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COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
Receipts OF Cotton and Naval Stores
at the Port OF Wilmington Yester-

W. and W.-1GO bales cotton.
w. c. and A.--32 bales cotton, "A
barrels tar.
\. and Y.-39 bales cotton, ! cask
spirits turpcntine, s barrels rOsin. 26
rstreE tar.
NV. and NJ bales cotton, 3 casks
spirits turpentine, % barrels rosin. Is
barrels crude turpentine.
JOhnson-237 barrels rosin, - bar
reIS tar.
Cernpt0n-1O bales cotton, I casks
spirits t~Urpentine. % barrels rOsin.
TotaI-245 bales cotton. II casks
spirits turpentine,. 297 barrels tar, 122
barrels 1al. 16 barrels crude t~urpentine
Last Vear-59 bales cotton, 9 casks
spirits t~urpentine. 96 barrels rOsin, "A
barrels tar. . barrels crude turpentine.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

Thursday. March 7.
COTTON-Steady, 1880.
Receipts Of cotton today-245 bales.
Receipts this season to date
29S.673 bales.
Receipts same day las. year-59
bales.
Receipts last season to same date
281,527 bales.
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3

BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND SAN
FORD.
West b. East n.
Daily. Daily.
LV wilmington 8 10 am'Ar 8 n DEE
ar Fayetteville ~ 13 pm.Ar I - pn
Ar Sanford. l 55 pm'Lv 3 40 pu
BETWEEN WILMINGTON ANR
NEW BERN.
Daily Elk. Daily Ex
Sunday. Sunday.
North p. South a
Lv wilmington z 10 pm Ar Il 40 En
Ar New Bern. 3 So pm,Lv 9 10 am
Trains Nos. 81 and II carry Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Winnings.
and Washington. connecting WSls
pennsylvania r. r. tor all points eaet,
II. c. WHITE,
General Passenger Agent.
W. J. 0RAm,
Passs.eer Traffic Manager.
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Q. S. AND OTHER n

I. :, refunding IS registered los
I. ). r~etunding IS coupon .~...lO51a
L. S. IS registered 1O31L
l. 5. IS coupon .... ..........1O3%
L. s. old As registered =. ......1OO&
l. S. old Is coupon ..,.1O15a
L. s. new As registered. ..129S
L :. new As cOupOn.. ....1291h
American Tobacco As 70
American Tobacco 6S 1857
Atlantic Coast Iii As. 951b
Baltimore and Ohio As ...1OO%
baltimore and Ohio 31os 921b
central of Georgia $751;. ...1O9
Central Of GeOgia 1st Inc 90
Central of Georgia end Inc "A
Central of Georgia 2cd Inc s.
Chesapeake and Ohio ..1O1H
Denver and Rio Grande IS 943i
Hooking Valley AIS ...1O4&
Louisville II Nash. Unified 4s.1OO
Manhattan consol gold As 5000. 99%
Mexican Central IS ..... SAX
New York Central gen. 3las 92E
New Jersey Central gen. 5s .....124h
Pennsylvania CV. 312S ...... 95K
Norfolk and Western con. As 971b
SeabO0rd Air Line As ...... S0%
southern Railway SIS. ....109A
IeXaS and Pacific lists. ....117A
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-12
NAVAL STORES.
RECEIPTS TODAY

II casks spirits turpentire.
2S7 barrels rOsin.
122 barrels tar.
Is barrels crude ~turpentiIe.
iIFH ':" ~NHE DHE Inst YEAR.
. casks spirits tU~rpcntIne.
80 barrels rOsjn.
"A barrels tar.
3 barrels crude ~turpcntine
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-12
Atlantic Coast Line
NOTICE.

These arrivals and departure ara
gwen as Information rs well az con-
nections with other companies; bat ar
rivals and connection 80 not Euar-
A3.ed.
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