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The state chronicle., 1892-12-14
a Musical Entertatnme

A delightful musical was given on
Monday evening, to her numerous
friends, by Miss Jennie Hurton, at
Bishop Lyman's residence. The feature
Of the evening was the violin playing by
Miss Van Wagner, accompanied by Miss
Weisner on the piano, students of music
at Peace Institute. Miss Lucy Battle
entertained the company with very
versatile rendering of "The Grasshopper
sat on the Sweet Potato Vine," and Miss
Bette Diuwidde also rendered a solo on
the piano. The guests included DR.. and
Mrs. Knox, DR.. r. II. Lewis, Mrs. and
the Misses Dinwiddie, Mrs. Kemp P.
Battle, Rev and Mrs A. B. Hunter
Miss jamie Andrews, Miss Lucy Hawkins,
MIR. and Miss Higgs, Miss Burke anc
Miss Buck, the Misses Wade, McIlvaine
Ward, Manly, Haywood, White, anc
Others.
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DURHAM DOINGS.
Death Two Weddings Turkies
Disappearing.

Death Two Weddings - Turktes
Disappearing.
DURHAM, N. c., Dec. 13.- SPECIAL.
Mr.. 0. w. Roney, nephew of Mr..
Washington Duke, died this morning at
4 o'clock at the residence of his uncle.
Mr.. Roney was 20 years old, and had
been in the employ of Mr.. Duke for sew
eral years. He was the son OF A. K.
Roney, of Haw River. He had been
confined to his room for twelve days.
The remains will be taken to his father g
home to morrow morning at 7 o'clock
for interment. The funeral services will
not be conducted at Nj Dukes residence,
owing to the extreme illness of Bennie
Lyon who is suffering with the same di-
sease at the same place.
A novel marriage will take place to
night at Norfolk, Va, both parties be-
ing residents of Henderson. Miss VIC
toria Missenhamer, of Gentle parentage,
will be welded to Mr.. Joseph Smolen
sky, Jew. The marriage was to have
taken place in this city, but for some
reason, change in place was thought
best.
Several parties in this city who antici
pated participating in royal feasts OF
the 25th of December will have to lay il
new supplies or abandon the feast. No
less than FIVE fine turkeys have myste
riously disappeared during the silen
shades of night
A license was issued this morning TO
the marriage of J. NJ. Ellis and Miss An
ME Lassiter Mr.. Ellis is 65 years O
age and the bride elect 80 years. Sew
eral parties, on account of their youth
are trying to put a stop to the proceed
iDgs.
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New York Produce Market.


NEW YORK, December 13.-FlOur closed
dnji but steady. Fine grades of spring 1.85
al IS: do winter 1.75a2 90; supertine spring
75a2. 90; do winter 1 .SOa2. Is; extra No. l
sprinR 1Oa4.2 IS; do winter 8 25a3 IS; extra
No. spring 1.S5a2 25; do winter l0a2. 25:
ern flour in light demand and steady;
straights 8 50aS IS.
WHEAT-Option opened about steady
on a little local covering but the stead1-
ness soon gave way to feeling OF depres.
sion. Later on reports from Chicago OF
not result in an immediate improvement
During the after afternoon the market
weakened under a moderate selling and
clo~ ed generally Il to &c lower. Spot lots
closed about steady. Spot sales No red
winter 7eAa7s; December ~; JAM January
CORN-Options were dull and feature
| less throught the day. Prices were some
| what irregular and closed easy at about
| 4 decline. Spot lots closed steady Spot
sales No. 9 mixed 521f; do December 5S2s;
Ianusry lam 5sh; February Ss"; March Ss%;
OATS- Options dull but firm, closing
| \ TO Ac higher. Spot lots closed firm. Spot
sales No. white Az; do 401s; No mix
ed at s61; do No 9 mixed December 36x
do January 37ss; February 3S1 May 39A
| RYE-Steady and qniet; western 54aoS.
PORK-Firmer and ModeY ately active
mess IA 50a14.75 for old; 15.5Oal6 90 fol
new.
LARD-Closed firmer but trading dull
=; March 9.65; May 8 A.
SUGAR-Raw, firm: SO test Muscovadt
1916; SO test centrifugal 3as Refined
quiet; cut loaf and crushed 5-18a5h; gran
ulated 4%a5; powdered 413 l6a5; cube,
4Aa5; confectioners' A 4sssa41; STANDARD
| SoEL
COFFEE-Spot lots closed firm. Fai
Rio No. 7 II. Futures closed strong. Ri,
or Santos No. Z, Deee mbel 16 80; Januar,
1910; March Is 80; April Is 80; May 1850.
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The Swedish Quartet,

Too much cannot be said in commen-
dation of this most excellent musical
combination which will hold the boards
at Metropolitan hall next Thursday
night. 1t comes so highly recommended
by the press and public that it must have
firm hold upon public opinion. Read
what N. c. McGay, general secretary
Young Mems Christian Association,
Crawfordville, Ind, says:
''It gives me great pleasure on behalf
our lecture committee to testify to the
general satisfaction given by your com
pany when in our CITY. The selections
were such as always strike the popular
taste and called forth an encore in every
case. The trio, the Laughing Song,
was inimitable and highly appreciated
by the audience. Your company drew
the largest audience of any concert IN
our course last year, and we know that
the mere mention of your name will Sc
cure for you a large audience when you
again visit our CITY,"
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social Entertainment.

very enjoyable social entertainment
was given last evening at the rectory of
the Church Of the Good Shepherd by
the members of ST. Mary's Guild. The
attendance was very good and quite a
nice sum was realized, which will be de
voted to the church debt. Refreshments
were served at city prices.
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild are ele-
CANT entertainers, and an announcement
at any time from them is sufficient to in
sure to those who anticipate attending
that the occasion will be enjoyable. A
bevy of beautiful young ladies served
the refreshments last night, their pres
ence adding a charm to the surround
ings.
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Supreme Court.

Appeals from twelfth district were
disposed of as follows yesterday
State vs. Frizell end of district
State VS.. Porter, argued by attorney
general for state and Malone for de
feudant.
State VS.. Cody, argued by attorney
general for state.
State VS.. Hayes, argued by attorney
general for state and Fry and Newby, BY
brief, for defendant
State vs. Wolfe, certlorsri ordered and
case continued.
Gwaltney VS.. Land Company, argued
by Davidson and T.. A. Jones for plain.
till and Charles A. Moore for defendant
Opinions were handed down as fol-
lows:
Board of Education VS.. Commissioners
Of Bladen, affirmed.
Beam vs.. Bridgers, from Rutherford,
error.
Barber VS. Buiraloe, from Northamp.
ton, no error
Cureton VS.. Garrison, from Polk,
affirmed.
Express Company VS.. Railroad Com
pany, from Wake, affirmed.
Boyd vs.. league, from Rockingham
reversed
State VS., Carpenter, from Lincoln
affirmed.
State VS.. Vosburg, from CASTOR, judg
ment arrested.
State VS.. Moore, from Cumberland
new trial.
Asbury VS.. Fair, from Burke, ney
trial.
Farthing vs.. Dark, from Chatham, Dc
tition allowed and judgment of court bt
low affirmed
Boyd VS.. Insurance Company, fro,
Rockingham, error.
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WILL FOSTER, THE DEsPERADO'
Attenpts the A ssa ssinatiOn of Sheriff,
Rur ts KILLED In Turn,

n
But is Killed In Turn,
TARBoRo, N. c., Dec. 13.-Speclal.-
Sheriff Knight went two miles In the
country this morning to execute war
rant for the arrest of Will Foster, col
ored, suspected of having struck Mr.
Paul Branch, of Wilson, recently.
The sheriff, with Deputy Hyatt, sum-
moned posse to assist him in the arrest
of Foster. When they overlook him he
apparently surrendered, and no danger
was apprehended, but as Sheriff Knight
seized Foster he took piece of cross
tie and struck at the sheriff, but missed
him. Foster made a second attempt te
strike, but was shot and killed by Dep
uty Hyatt. Had the blow been inflicted
Sheriff Knight would have been killed
instantly. On the person of the culpri
was found handsome gold watch. 81
had been lurking in the woods near Tar
boro and was desperate character.
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Markets by Telegraph.

The Cotton Market Steady on an Up.
ward Movement.
NEW YORK. December 13.-Liyerpool
this morni was disappointing on which
our market declined. Light receipts. how
ever, encouraged buying and recovery
followed, but the improvement was met
with liberal offeriDgs and slight weak.
ness was again developed, attended with
somewhat reverish and unsettled tone
The anti-option bill is restain to both
active and f1rmness and causes some dispo-
sition to real ze.
Receipts at the ports for the day are es
timated at 10000 bales Outside of New
Orleans the movement will not exceed 1s,-
600 bales.
The market was active in the afternoon
on a steady upwa,d movement, the
strength being largely due to r ports from
Washington of the anti-option bill Just
| before the close real zing orders re-
suited In decline, the net result of the
days busins IS being loss of to points
on sales OF 211 900 bales. Actual receipts
at ports we're &C, 1862 bales against 52'564 last
week and 6S, ,677 last year.
The members of the exchange to day
voted to hold no session on Saturday De
cembsr 24ta and Salurda- December 31st
The spot market Is steady. Middling up
lands 9Zc. Sales 400 bales.
Transactions in futures to day 225, 700
/ ha1eS
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Baltimore Produce Marke ct.

BALTIMORE, Md Dec. 13.-Flour quiet
and steady. Western super 1 s5a2 10; do
extra 25a3 10; do family 3 40a3 80; winter
wheat patent O0a4 go; spring wheat
patent 25a4 40; spring wheat straight
WHEAT-D1ll but firm; No red spot
THa74ss; December 741Sa74&; January
7511a75sS; May S1aS1H; steamer No J red
60 bid Southern wheat steady. Flu tz
7Oa75; Longberry 72a76
CORN-Steady: mixed spot 4S14a49; Jan
uarr 4SAa4s1S: February :, May 5 bid;
corn firm: white 46a4s; yellow 464a46A -.
OATS-Steady. No 2 white western 43
asked; No 2 do ssAa39.
RYE-Firm. No 2. 81 asked.
HAY-Steady. Good to choice timothy
IA. 4.5Oa15.50
PROVTsIONs-Firm, Mess po, k, 14.s5
ais 90. bulk meats, loose shoulders 81;
long clear ribs 50; sugar picked should
ers 81; hams small 12A; large 11A:: lard,
refined III; crude 1000.
BUTTE Firm. Creamery fancy 3,a
80; do fair to choice 2943O; imitation 25a28
ladle, fan 22a23; roll fancy 23a24; fair to
good nOa2
EGGS-Active and firm at 2sa27.
COFFEE-Firm Fair Rio cargoes 1sZ
SUGAR Steady Granulated 4.e4c.
COPPER Steady; refined i0s<.
| WHISKY-Ste eady at f5a1 %.
| PEANUTS Firm Virginia fancy hand
picked 311,a41s; choice 3a3s%; farmers 81,
81; North Carolina 8; No shelled 4a4II
No2 do 81.
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Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Oregon tfmportei
1sts) 10l bid; Alabama (A) l02 asked; Ala
bama (Bi 100 bid; Alabama c. 95 bid; Ii u
isiana tconsols) 96ss; Tennessee ol-) 62
bid; Richmond and West Point 8; Rich
mond and Alleghanv- Norfolk and Wes-
tern preferred 37A East Tennessee 4: do
preferred 49, Cotton Oil 42; do preferred
80; Tennessee new set)B B,s 1O316; Tennes
see SIS 101; Tennessee 2's 76; Virginia 6's
50 bid; Virginia Ex Mat (coupons) IS bid;
Virginia Consolidated SO; Brunswick Coun
ty 7I; Silver Cert, ficates 83I: America
n Sugar Refine y 1857; do prefei red 10lA;
North Carolina as IS; North Carolina 6's
122H bid; South Caro- lima Browns 9S bid:
Memphis and harleston so: Mobile and
Ohio "a: Richmond and Danvil =: Ten
nessee Coal and Iron 3611; do preferred -.
NEW YORK, Dec l3-Western Union,
96ssss; Adams Express 1853; Ame rican Ex-
press ~; United States Express so; Wells
Fargo Express 145; Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati and Indianapolis 6OZ: New
YORK lentral 1921; New Jersey Central
~; Illinois Central 101; Ohio Central a;
Michigan Central lO5; Northern Pacific
Union Pacific s7N; Missouri Pacific So
Texas Pacific 91s; Manhattan Elevate d
12s79; Alton and Terra .ause IS; do pre-
ferred $50; Canada Southern 55; Canada
Pacific 89A; Chicago snd Alton l4l; Chss
apeake and Ohio 225s; Delaware and Hui
Western 15O51; Denver le; Erie 41l do pre-
ferred 57A; Kansas and Texas ID: Lake
Shore l29ss; l. ke Erie and Western 22Z
do preferred 744; Louisville and Nasn
Vile 20; Northwe western 111X; do preferr-
ed 1851; Ontario and Western 1sZ: Ohio
and Mississippi q; do preferred -; Pacific
Mail 2sA; Quicksilver 8; Go pref ferred n:
Reading, 5 e; Rock Island 79A; Omaha
AK; do preferred l171,; st Paul. T15: do
preferred 1901; Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and ST Louis 81; Wabash II; do pre-
ferred "a; Chicago Burlington and Quincy
9.H; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville 18;
Manitoba l12; Ore ;on Navigation 10
Richmond Terminal e}s; Baltimore and
Ohio 93A.
There was fair amount of trading on
the stock market during the morning
hours to-day The Gould stock as on sew:
eral preceding days were the features
They were heavily pressed for sale from
lead were u to per cent higher than the
closed last evening Towards 1. o'c oct
the selling died out and the market be
came almost stagnaut
The stock market was little more &C
tive after IL o'clock and number of tn,
e SIC cks advanced sharply. The upward
a movement was started by the announce
ment that the Minneapolis and st. Loui
Company have notified the court that the
: have money on hand to pay the comm
/ ment bonds and the foreclosure suit wa
i therefore postponed.
The Western Union executive to dav r.
! commended the declaration of the regula
. guar, erly dividend of ~ per cent and tn
l. Manhattan direct ors declared quarterl
y dividend OF ~ per cent
. George Could was elected president {
! ail The vachancy caused by the death 9
: his father.
The closing prices for stocks were irrea
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Zeb. V. Walser, Esq, of Lexington,
is at the Yarboro.
Major w A. Guthrie, of Durham, was
in Raleigh yesterday.
u. Settle and Reuben ID. Reid, of
Wentworth are in the city.
l.. F. Tilley, of Rocky Mount was com
missoned yesterday as notary public
f1r Edgecombe county.
Rev. L. G. Broughton, of Winston,
will preach at the Baptist Tabernacle
this evening at Z 80 o'clock.
Congressman Bum arrived in North
Carolina yesterday to attend to some
law matters in Nash county.
The "Christmas CHRONICLE" will ap-
pear Sunday next-one week from Christ
mas day 1t will offer extraordinary
advantages TO advertisers.
Mrs. Rowena Micks, recently of Clln-
ton, N. G., is guest OF her son Mr. w.
$. Micks al the residence of Mrs. George
Williams, Newberne avenue.
The governor offered reward OF $500
Yesterday, for the apprehension OF Ben
iamin Hastins and John Coleman, want
ed in Meckenburg county, for the mur-
der of William Tillman.
Especial attention is called to the
index Of new advertisements above and
TO the advertising columns of the CHRoN
IcLE in general. Something new and at
tractive in almost every space.
Miss Bessie Dortch, who has been the
guest of Mrs Thomas S. Kenan, will
leave this morning for Aberdeen, Miss.
her home. Mrs Kenan will accompany
her to speGa the Christmas holidays.
J. r. Brown, coun,cted with the
Western Union Telegraph comr"uy a
Washington, D. c., was in the city yes
terday visiting friends. Mr. Brown is a
pleasan: gentleman as ever fingered
key.
Willis T. Hall, Of the firm of Glenn
Brown & Willis E. Hall, architects o
Washington D. c., and Winston N. G
was in the city yesterday. He will prob
ably submit plans for the rebuilding 0
the Hotel Ziuzendorf.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. ant
Mrs. L w. Edwards for the wedding 0
their daughter, Helen Estelle Burge, t
William o. Smith which will take plac
Wednesday, December Dist at IL o'cloc
at the First Presbyterian church in thi
80
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WOrld,H Fair.

The CHRONICLE offers, by special ar
rangement with the Recreation Depart
ment of The Christian Union, illustrated
printed matter describing the Worlds
Fair and full information as to reaching
Chicago from Raleigh or your home, in
Guiding the time tables and pamphlets
Of the railroad or steamer lines you
would use. No chargeis made. If you
are going to the Worlds Fair, address
either the CHRONICLE, Raleigh, or the
Recreation Department, The Christian
Union, New York.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, The west bound
Santa Fe passenger train is reported to
have gone through bridge forty miles
east of Kansas City The baggage
master and several passengers are re.
ported killed
LONDoN.-A pauper named Sheridan,
an inmate of the Lambath work house
has come into fortune of G3OO 900 by
the death of an aunt Mrs. Blake. Sheri-
dan has two sons, both of whom emf
grated to America number of years
ago.
DANvILLE, Va-A meeting OF the dis
trict auxiliary board of the Worlds
Fair managers was held here to-day and
steps were taken to create an interest in
the work in this section. All the mem
bers present promised to do what they
could to raise money and to get an ex
hibit from their respective sections.
LoNDoN-A second action was
held to day at Lloyds to dispose of
the Elder, of the North German Lloyd
steamship line, which was wrecked on
AtheItield ledge, off the Isle of Wight,
last January. This is the second time
|
it was sold for $1,000.
ROME, Ga.-Tbe strike of the opera
tors on the Georgia Central railroad has
caused all freight trains on the Chatta
nooga, Rome and Columbus to be tied up
to- day. Rome was the only Office which
did not 60 out. 1t is reported that some
OF the important offices are being filled
with non-union men. The operators are
hopeful and so are the railroad people
CHICAGO, Iil.-Grand Chief Ramsay
of the Order Railway Telegraphers, sale
to- day that he WAS more confident thar
ever than the Rock Island telegrapher
would win their strike. General Mana
ger st. John says applications for worl
from operators all over the country ar
rolling in, but in each instance he re
plies that there is no strike. Chief Ram
say says there will be no strike of tele
graphers on the Big Four road. Th
J general manager of that company,
says, is arranging with the operators fo
=, a IL per cent. increase of the schedule
VIENNA. The report thatKingCharle
: OF Roumania will abdicate shortly in fl
vor Of Crown Prince Ferdinand, is reit,
. rated here with great positiveness. Th
King is said to have decided to renoune
: his crow Immediately after the ma
riage of the crown prince with the pril
!, cess, Marie of Edinburg. He was move
to this decision by the unpleasantne
!, caused between him and his ministe
by the unstable attitude at tho tin
when Queen Elizabeth was trying
marry Prince Ferdinand to Mile Vacar
!, SEQ. An additional reason has be,
found in the incurable illness of t
" Queen.
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How to Reach Raleigh.

The CHRONICLE offers to send, free of
charge, by special arrangement with the
Recreation Department of The Christian
Union, full information and printed mat
ter as to reaching Raleigh from your
home. The time tables and pamphlets
issued by the railroads or steamship lines
you would use and the circulars of the
Raleigh hotels may be had by addressing
the CHRONICLE, Raleigh. or the Recrea-
ton Department, the Christian Union,
New Yo<k. .--+
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, December 13-Wheat was
weak on liberal receipts in the north
west and the small export demand, and
closed a to sc lower:
The corn market ruled weak IN sympa-
thy wheat, but at the close showed no quo
table change in price from last night
Oats Were dull and easy In sympathy
with wheat and orn closed Nc lower.
Provisions firm on light receiots of hogs.
121z and ribs &C.
The following were the closing figuers :
Wheat-Decemher nv; January 1871;
May 7811: July 77L. Corn-December Az
January 43; May 1873; July AK. Oats
December 80; January 311S; May 95 Pork
december A.3O; January Is 62k; May
Is SIX. Lard December 9471S; January
9.55; May $50 Ribs-December 500; Jam
uary $40; May sos.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents Del
box. For sale by John Y. MacRae.
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How Is 1t DOnel

That's the rub, yet it is true as gos
pei. The Kelley Institute at Greens
boro can aud does cure the whisky habit.
Those who are cured cannot tell how it
is done. Formerly it took one or two
doctors five or six days to get them out
of bed after spree, to say nothing of
the suffering. At Greensboro you are
cured without personal restraint, suffer
ing or nervous shock, and the craving
and thirst for liquor is gone forever
The transition is so gentle that you
hardly know it is done.
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dec 4-tf
Holiday Goods.

It affords me much pleasure to intro
duce to the public something entirely
new in the way of cut glass and hand
painted bottles. Ihave in stock choice
line of foreign extracts and colognes
also Pinaud's, Coudrsy's. Ricksecker's
and Colgate's famous soaps. have a
handsome selection of plush cases, toilet
requisites and meerchaum pipes, cigar
and cigarette holders that cannot be ex
celled; also have fresh supply of Huy
ler's candies. Drugs and medicine.
carefully compounded by skilful pharma
cists. Come and examine before pur
chasing.
Very respectfully,
]. E. MORGAN, Pharmacist.
(Successor to J. w. McGee).
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weather Report.

RALEIGH. Dec. 13-Max. tenn. Az; min.
tenn. 20. rainfall 600 inch.
Local forecast: On Wednesday warmer,
tbreatinp weather with rain, wind shift
inc to s6utherly, becoming brisk.
Washington, Dec. l3 Forecast ior
North Carolina; for Wednesday south
west winds; occasional rain; warmer IN
west and central portions.
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The Raleigh Stationary Company.

Elsewhere will be seen the attractive
advertisement of the Raleigh Stationary
company, Mr. w. G. Separk, manager.
A glance into their establishment evi-
dences the fact that the firm carries hoii
day goods to suit every demand and the
busy appearance of things generally
shows the interest with which the induce,
ments offered are taken by the trading
public.
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Naval StOres.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 1s.-spirits
turpentine firm at 27%. Rosin firm; strain
ed 95; good strained LOO Tar steady at
LOO; Crude turpentine steady; hard 90;
yellow dip and virgin Ito.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Spir1ts turpentine
selling moderately; quoted at 3lHa31A:
Rosin dull; strained 1.30; do good IS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., December l3-Rosin
firm at 90 for good straine d: spirits tur-
pentine firm at 2Sc
SAVANNAH Ga, Dec. l3 -Rosin firm;
strained 1.021<a1.07H; spirits turpentine
firm at 2Sc
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. December 13.-Money ON ca /
loaned at to per cent; the highest I
and closing per cent. Exchange closed
steady. Posted rates 4S61,a4 SO; actual
rates 4s51sa4.S5A for 60-day oils, and 4.sS
a4lSSI for demand. Government bonds
closen steady; currency 6's los bid; extend
ed 2 registered) 100 bid; as (coupons)
1i4L bid.
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Mar. but in nun Der Of cases substan-
tial advance was noted. The sales amount
ed to 33l ,254 shares.
BALrIMoRE, Dec. 13--Virgtnia copsols
40 bid: do 3's 731Sa74 Baltimore & Ohio
stock S5Z; Northern Central stock 6S bid;
baltimore & Ohio Southwestern los bid;
io fl rst Incomes IS bid; do second incomes
a bid: do third incomes 81 asked; consoli-
dated gas bonds 1151 bid; do stock 57Ea
5sZ.
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Raleigh Stock and Bond Market.

halelSh STOCK and Bond Market.
Quotations Of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGH, Dec9 9mber 1S, 1892.
North Carolina 6's lex. int 122 bid;
asked
North Carolina As SO bid; 100 asked.
n. c. r. r. 101 bid, 1U'H asked.
". y. G. r. r. Co 6's S5 bid; 81 asked.
R. & 6. Railroad SIS 11S bid; . asked.
r. & G. Railroad 20 bid; 70 asked.
S & r. r r. 80 bid; 102 asked.
City Of Raleigh 6's 1867, 10s15 bid;. asked
Raleigh Street Railway 6's so asked.
n. G Agricultural Society 6's lex. inst)
40 bid: :. asked.
Citizens National Bank l21 bid.
Commercial and Farmers Bank Ill
bid; 112 asked.
National Bank of Raleigh -. bid; 1913
q sked.
Raleigh Savings Bank 14O bid; 145 asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mills lO1 bid; . asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mills SIS lO2 bid; 80.
asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills s5 bid; 20
asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills IS bid: 50 asked
n. G. Car Company 100 bid; ;. asked.
| Peace Institute 68 bid; asked
Raleigh Land and improvement Co, ..
bid; % asked.
Raleigh Gas Light Co. IS bid: . asked.