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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-07
OHlO COUNTY REPUBLICAx TICKET.

OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
T. C MoFFAT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
SAMUEL o. BoYcE.
FOR ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
W. H. HoRNIsH
YoR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEoATES
s. G. SMITH,
G. Il. MEDICR,
C. ]. RAWLING.
ALEX. MccoLLoCH.
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WHEELING, SEPTEMBER I, 1909.
NArIoNAL nRpuRLICAN TICKgT.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
OF Indiana
FOR VICE PREsrDESr.
wHITELAw REID,
OF New York
"one Good Term Deserves Another"
ELECTORS AT LARGE
A. W. CAMPBELL,
of Ohio County.
ENoCH CARVER,
ofFayette County.
DISTRICT ELEcroRS
Ffrst Di.triet-J. S. MccAsKEY. Of wetEel Co,
Second Dtsirict-F.T. RUMBARGER, of Grant Co
Third District-J. F. ROMAN, Of KauRwha Co.
Fourth District-FRANK j. LEsAGE of Cabell co
FOR CONGRESS
First Dis,rict-B B. DovENER, ofohlo Co.
second Distriet-J n. wIsNER OF Berkeley Co.
7hhd Distriei-E. P. FUCKER OF Mercer Co.
Fourth Ditrici-C I. CALDWELL, Of Wood Co.
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THE IHrELLIGESCER, embracing its several
editions Is entered in the Postonlce At hheel'
ing, ", Va as secondClas matter.
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II Came Near Rein. Fatal.

Mr.. MCGOWAN, Of South Carolina, stu
dent of the A agricultural aud Mechanical
college happened to a serious accident
yesterday afternoon which came near
proving fatal a party of the young gen
tlemen, in company with several ladies,
had pic pic at Brookside Park and
were returning to the college on a summer
car at 5 80, when turning the corner of
Morgan and Salisbury Mr. MCGOWAN was
thrown out. He was standing on the
steps at the time and in the act Of raising
an umbrella over young lady on the
seat by him. His head struck rock
his muscles contOrted and for twenty
four minutes he was unconscious,
the first few minutes apparently
dead, or in the last stages of life,
from an accident of the kind He was
carried in Mr.. Simpsons drug store, DR..
Royster sent for, and when he regained
conscience sufficiently able to travel,
taken over to the college The hurt is
serious, one or perhaps more blood vessels
being broken, but unless there is some
internal trouble not yet discovered, will
not prove fatal.
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Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, June IA Oregon imported
1sts) 100; Alabama (A) 1887; Alabama
(B' 1867; Alabama c. SO; Louisiana (con-
sols) 50; Tennessee (old) 62; Tennessee
asked; Tennessee 3's 73Ia74; Virginia SIS
SO bid; Virginia FIX. Mat (coupons) 35a4O;
North Carolina As 90; North Carolina 6's
1874; South Carolina Browns 95.
New YORK, June 14.-W q, 9511S; Adams
146l4; ANN, 145, US 81; Wells, AS; c C&I
e5 o6o g, T. @ Mon g. 1o g. lS' pae as 49, 8, ios;
Pac pfd 52Zs; Can Pac :; U Pac, 39s9 Mo.
Pac, 55M; Tex Pac. 91S; Man f l., l33: A
& 7 H. 80: A & T H prd $50; Can So, 5S1ss;
Can Pac, $50; g & A, 149; c & O, 90. H,
& D 140; D, l. & w. 1881; Den, l6; Erie,
133}s; Leg Is. y "; 24H; l - W pfd, 7eI;
w. 1s3s; o & NJ. =; Pac NJ, 341a; Quick,
311SS; Quick pfd, 171s; Reading, 60: r [, rs
Omaha, 49144; Omaha pfd, l22: st Paul
s23S: St. Paul pfd, 1861; N & G So NJ LIS,
go; Wab, II: Wab pfd 251s: c B x o. 10, !;
? E & D, ~; Nan. 1890 u N, "A; h q
W P, =; R T, 80; B & o, 9714
Trading during the morning was only
mOde' ately active. Sales amounted to 143 :
coz shares. Dealings were featureless for
the most part and prices tiuctuated irreg-
ularly. The changes were slight, except
in New England and LacKawanna, which
~o WV Univ "SAS oP A/SC OcSI1' hO SCu
eral market was only slightly changed at
noon from yesterdays figures. Stocks con-
tlnued moderately active during the last
half of the day, but most of the business
was done in the final hour, when heavy
buylng caused prices to advance sharply
New England was conspicuous on the ad
vance in good buying principally for the
account of shorts and Boston parties The
| closing prices were generally Is to 21a pc,
cent higher than those OF last night. The
directors of Manhattan Elevated to day
declared quarterly dividend of IA pei
cent. Two hundred and fifty Thousand
dollars in gold was shipped by steamer
TOR Germany today. 1t is expected thai
Sl.2O0 600 will be shipped by Thursday
The total sales of st cks to day amounted
to 2S9, ,O76 shares
BALTIMORE. June "A 14-Virginia cOnsols
40 bid; do ten forties 3S bid; do 3's 74s4s
..22A; Baltimore q Ohio stock 97a97 %
North Central stock 6e19a69%; Baltimore
q Ohio Southwestern firsts 1861 bid; d;
hrst income SO bid do second income Q
asked: do third asked Consolidated ga
bonds 1l6: do stock 5434a55.
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The Ladies' Memorial Association


Met yesterday afternoon. The selection
OF Gen. d. II. Hill as the subject of the
next memorial address May 10, 1893, was
confirmed. The resignation of Miss
Dalsey benson as secretary was rendered
and accepted and Mrs. F. A. Olds was
unanimously elected to fill that position.
On motion it was decided to hold a
meeting of the wives and daughters of
exConfederate soldiers in Raleigh and
others interested in the perpetuatlon of
the memorial association, this meeting to
be held in the Supreme Court room at
$3.50 o'clock p. m. June %. The associa
tion's membership ought to be largely
increased, and in other cities in the
South similar steps have been
taken to broaden the work and
influence. The association here is
one of the oldest in the South
and has done a great work. The wives
and daughters of soldiers will, of course,
feel lively interest in anything the as
sociation may undertake and it is hoped
that the attendance at the meeting which
is called will be large and thoroughly
representative. The attendance of all
other persons who favor the association
and its purposes Is desired, as the meet
ing will be public one. Capt. Coke has
been requested to make some remarks,
and matters of peculiar interest will be
discussed. At yesterdays meeting the
thanks of the association were rendered
the drum corps for it's courtesy in fur
nishing music May 10.
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Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 14.-Flour steady.
Western super 2.4Oa3.O0; extra 3.10a3 90;
do family 4.l0a4 IS; winter wheat patent
4. 70a5 90; spring wheat patent 4. S5ao. 10,
do straight 4.30a4 90.
WHEAT-Steady. No 2 red spot SS1sa
SS5s; June SS1 4aSS1a; July SS1SaSS2S; Au-
gust Sc asked; steamer No red 81 asked.
Southern wheat firm; Fultz S5a90; Long
berry S6a91.
CORN-Easy. Mixed spot So a5211I (;
June s2I asked; July 81 14a5l19; August 81
bid; September 81; steamer mixed 491aa
so Sout hern corn active white, 5Oa53%
yellow 55a5314.
OATS-Easy No white western 4Oa4l
No 3 mixed do 39a39H.
RYE-Firm. No 2, S4
HAY-Steady. Good to choice timothy
IA. 5Oal5 so.
PROVISIONS-S Steady. Mess pork
clear ribs 631; clear rib sides 624; sugar
shoulders n; hams, smoked, p large H. a
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery, fancy
1Sa19; do fair to choice l6a17; do Imitation
15a16; ladle, fancy Halls; DO good to choice
r. rolls, fine Is; do fair to good 12al213
store packed 11a12.
EGGS-Steady at 161ac.
COFFEE Dull. Fair Rio cargOes l619
No T. l3a13I.
SUGAR-Steady. Granulated AZ
COPPER-Steady; refined M.
WHISKY-Firm at LIS.
| PEANUTS-Virginia 3h4a434 shelle'
211laa5; North Carolina 3; sheljed 413,
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We desire to call special attention to
found in another column. He makes a
speciality of consignments Of chickens,
eggs and all kinds of produce, and his
long experience enables him to make
quick sales at best prices. This is good
market now for eggs and spring chickens,
and Mr.. Johnson Is prepared to handle
daily consignments of fresh eggs and
large sprl"g chickens at good prices. He
is now offering to the trade consignment
OF n. {. cut and roe herrings, A fine 10,
Of \. G. bacon, and can fill daily orders
for fresh cut cabbage at very low prices
Write for further information.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Flour closed quiet,
with prices unchanged. Fine grades
spring 1.S5a2 25: do winter 00a2 so; super
tine spring 2GOa2.65; do winter 2 5Oa2 IS;
extra No. l spring 2.75a4. 60; do winter
3 0Oa4 so; ex ra No spring 2 50a3.OO; do
winter S0a3 25: city mills extras 4 75a5.OO
Southern flour clio ed dull; trade and fam
lily extras 340a4 so.
WHEAT-Options were fairly a tive
to-day with prices weak throughout.
The bars sold some during the morning
and III the afternoon the weakness was
Increased by reports that the anti-option
Dill was likely to 60 through the Senate
aud also on lower cables. Spot lois closed
lower Scot lies No. ? red winter 931s
90 June S55s; do July S639; do August 81;
do Septem Der S716
CORN--Options were moderately active
ana weak, closing as to &c. lower. Spot
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lots closed &c lower. Spot sales OF NO .
mixed IS: do June 53L: do July 5l'4; 90
OATS Options were moderately active
with prices about steady. Spot lots Glosea ef
weak and slightly lower: spot s'ies OF
No. white 4la4l15; No do 40; No mix
ed s45sa34sl; No do "a; No: 2 do June 341a'
do july 345I: do August 341a; do Septem
ber =. Ia
PORK-Quiet Mess 9;75aiC 90 for OLD
LARD-Closed steady July 6 67, August
"A; September 6.S4
SUGiR-Raw. quiet; SO test Muscov ado
90: SO test centrifugal 3ls. Refined, nrm
cut loaf and crushed 5s51s; powdered 42+a
AZ; granulated 4sSa45s; cubes or mouio
A 4 9-16a4 11-16; confectloners' A o-ios
5-16
GE-Spot lots closed dull Fall
Rio cargoes 1914 Futures closed dull and No
irregular Rio or Santos No, !, June ~ w
July ll.9o August 1lS5; September IL 50
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CITY NEWS.

GOV. Holt appointed n ., Gully, OF
Clayton, Johnson county, notary public
yesterday.
Suitable provisions will be made in the
way Of comfortable apartments at the
State Fair for the board of lady mana
gers.
There will be meeting Of the 4th OF
July committee Of arrangements this
evening at & SO o'clock, it is impor tant
that there be full attendance.
Four convcts were entered at the penl-
tcnilary Yesterday brought IN by
Sheriff Crowell of Wilson county, and
one by deputy sheriff Larooke, OF Craven,
The Wake Forest Student FOR June is
before us. AS usual t is an interest
ing number, and contains two excellent lit
tie article from the pen oi Rev. Thomas
Dixon, Jr.
There will be musical at the residence
Of Mr.. Pulaski Cowper on Fayetteville
street tonight. Proceeds to be given
for improvement to the organ of Christ
church Let everybody attend.
The State board of agriculture began
II regular semi. annual session yesterday
morning. The new filter, the largest
and best in the State, arrived yesterday
and is beiug put in by the Raleigh water
company.
Royall & Borden, the enterprising
furniture men, have ust received and
put on market some very handsome
suits, Office furniture etc. Persons de-
string furniture of any kind should see
their stock.
Immediately after the prayer meeting
to night at Edenton Street church there
will be held a meeting of special Interest
to the young male portion of that congre
CATION The young men and all boys O
more than ten years Of age are requested
to be present.
which will appear o-day is the fnll tex
of the speech delivered by w. w
Wood of Winston, before the last To
bacco convention at Morehead 1t i
one of the most comprehensive article
upon the tobacco production of the Sout
ever issued
Since the publication Of the artic!
about the ''boneless shad" we have rt
ceived letters from about one half of tn
fish commissioners in the |. s., and W
attribute all of it to the interest man
tested by DR.. Massey of the A. and N
college, who seems to have forgotte
that there is such a thing as IA ifs
story"
Much interest has been centered 0
the case of Mrs. Lois A. Crabtree,
Washington vs.. the Old Dominic
Steamship Co, for recovery Of S. OF
damages, in the Federal court her
Several witnesses were present and Il
case was called yesterday. One impo
tant person, however, was necessari
absent and the matter was carried ov
until the November term. This bei1
the last case set for this term the coul
on yesterday, adjourned.
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4. and NJ. College commencement.
A fairly large audience witnessed the
iunior exercises at the A. and NJ. college
last evening and the programme was
rendered with much ease and grace on
the part of the young gentlemen, reflect
ing credit upon themselves and showing
their rema, kable familiarity with the
literary and mechanical subjects dis
Gus sed Mr. S. E. Asbury read
paper on The Chemist Far
mer,' The Needs Of Southern
Literature was treated by ?. D..
Francks The Master Science" 5 NJ
Young; "Mechanics, G. d. Srllar
Biological Discussion" by 6. p Gray.
Dr. c. w. Dabney, of the University
of Tennessee, will deliver the annual ad-
dress to-day at Il a. m. Street cars will
run convenient for all persons wishing tC
attend.
DR.. Dabney was at one time director
Of the North Carolina experiment station
and took an active part with Mr.. Prlm
rose, Mr. Laazar and others in the estab
lishment of the college. In many 9th e.
WAYS he has endeared himself to the peo
ple Of the State, and his many friends
will eagerly take advantage of the oppor
tunity Of hearing his address. No invi
tations have been issued as there is NJ
graduating class All friends of the in
stitution will be welcomed.
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Raleigh Stock and Bond Market.
Quotations of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGH, June Ia, 1892.
North Carolina 6's (ex int 124 bid;
1858 asked.
North Carolina As 1905 bid: 1Ol asked.
N. c. R. r. 1929 bid -. asked
W. N c. r. R Co 6's 81 bid; Sc asked,
r. & G. Railroad SIS III bid; -. asked
r. & G Railroad 76 bid; >. asked
S & r K r 100 bid; :. asked.
City of Raleigh 6's 1867, 1O6 bid -. asked
Raleigh Street Railway 6's IS asked.
n. c: Agricultural Society 6's :. bid;
35 asked.
Citizens National Bank 12l BID.
Commercial and Farmers Bank Ito
bid; -. asked.
National Bank Of Raleis. 120 bid
Raleigh Savings Bank 130 bid.
Raleigh Cotton Mills "a bic: :. asked
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills so asked.
n c. Ca Company 100 bid; :. asked.
North Carolina Wagon Company com
NOM 10 asked.
North Carolina Wagon Company (pre-
ferred, IS ask ed.
Peace Institute IS asked.
Raleigh Land and improvement Co., 81
asked.
Raleigh Gas Light Co. bid rs asked
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Carpets. The AccumuIatIOnS.

Quite a lot of odd patterns and short
lengths Of carpets have been taken from
the regular stock up stairs, and put upon
our first floor, just at the Fayetteville
street entrance.
These we are clearing out before fall
stock arrives. We have cut the prices
so one may purchace how, even if in ad
vance of their actual wants. Carpets
bought now at these reduced prices
will br kept until parties ready to have
,hem laid
w Ii & Z = Tucknr & O.
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X ennebec Ice.

Direct from Maine. We have made
arrangements by when we receive cars
every few days, This is hard, pure
tasteIess. ordorless and much more dura-
ble than any ice frozen at lower tenn
perature, and is really worth more money,
but is sold at very small margin, in any
quantity from five pounds to one hundred
pounds to any part Of the city or a ten
ton Car load to any depot direct on very
short notice by
If JONES & POWELL
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EpwOrlIs League.

Under the auspices of Epworth League
No. "a, new organization was effected
last Monday night among the young men
and boys of Edenton Street Methodist
congregation, known as the Junior
League. The following officers were
elected for six months. Oscar ID.
Green, president; vice presidents, w. Z.
Pcll, Robert l.. Gray and Fab p Brown
secretary, II. j. Young; treasurer, Miller
Hughes; messenger, Sam Watt.
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The HandsOmest Lady in Raleiy,

Remarked to friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs was a superior remedy,
as 1t stopped her cough instantly when
other cough remedies had no effect
whatever. So to prove this and convince
you OF It's merit any druggist will give
you sample bottle free. Large size so
cents and 81 90.
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Sparkling CataXVba Springs. ~ e. :.

Opened May Goth, is unsurpassed for
It's climate and beauty of its surround
i"gs. excellence of its accommodations.
hl',h order of its patronage, and health
restoring qualities of its waters.
Address f O ELLIOTT & Son, Props
Near railroad Hickory, N. c.
lun11-lm
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK. June IA -Messrs Hubbard
Price & Co., in their daily cotton clrcu-
lar to-day say:
Spot sales in Liverpool this morning
were 5000 bales The net decline for the
day was from 4-64 to 564. Final prices
were easy at the lowest for the day. In
our own market the decline has continued
and before o'clock an extreme decline OF
ten points as compared with yesterdays
closing prices had been established. A
slight recovery ensued, but the market
has at 10 time been strong. Crop accounts
from the South continue Improved. In
Manchester yarns are considered strong
cloths in moderate demand. Durlng the
afternoon the market steadied slightly
and advanced from to points, upon
news from Washington advising the i'm
probability of any action by the Senate
upon the anti-oplion bill. The effect was,
however, short lived and the final close
was within 2 points of the lowest for the
day
Receipts at the ports for the day are
estimated at 500 bales, against 8, ,'oo last
week and 6,10O last year. :.
The spot market is easy at l-lo uecllne
in quotations. Middling uplands '9-loc
Sales 1906 bales, and 30O delivered on con
trait.
Transactions in futures to day 115.OO(
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Blazer Suits.

Just in the largest single shipment of
Blazer Suits that we have yet received.
These Blazer Suits, skirt and blazer, are
very reasonable in price and one gets
more for the money than in any other
dress They are adopted as travelling
or a street suit.
w. H. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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The Population of Raleigh

Is about fifteen thousand, and we would
say at least one half are troubled with
some affection of the throat and lungs,
as those complaints are, according to
statistics, more numerous than Others.
We would advise all our readers not to
neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial
size free. Large bottle SO cents and 81
Sold by all druggists.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Hill of this city, is visiting
Miss Bahnson at Pennington.
Gov Holt left yesterday on a short
trip to his famous farm ''Linwood.
Capt Samuel T. Hand Jr.. and wife
of Portsmouth Va, are at the Var
boro.
Prof. Charles Lee Smith. Of William
female college Missouri, is spending his
vacation in this his native State.
Capt T. NJ. Southgate, Samuel T.
Hand, Jr, and J. T Rhodes of the Old
Dominion Steamship Co., are In the
city.
Senator PETER, who was in the city
Sunday, loves children and delights to
see them gamboling around him. The
i childen reciprocate by loving his whls-
kers"
Ex Speaker Reed dresses in wild
eyed assortment of colors, and when he
is rugged out for the street parade re-
minds one of a jolly old rainbow in con-
vulsiOns
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Rock Hill, s.
c., is expected to arrive in the city to-
day and will lecture tonight at the First
Presbyterian church. This church is yet
without pastor.
Congressman Stackhouse, whose sud-
den death in Washington yesterday is
noted elsewhere, was in the party ac-
companying the remains of Col. Polk to
this city Sunday.
We note with pleasure that the degree
of bachelor of arts was conferred upon
Mr.. Walter A. Montgomery, of Warren
ton, n c., by Johns Hopkins Univer
sity, Baltimore, at it's recent commence
ment
Mr.. John E. Ray, president of the in
stitute for the Deaf and Blind at Colora
do Springs, Colorado, attended com
mencement at Wake Forest College las
week, and is spending few days will
his father and friends in Wake county.
1t will be gratifying to his many &C
quaintances here to know that Mr.
: Worth Bagley, of this city, now nava
cadet at Annapolis, recently won tn
athletic medal of that intuition. FL
is full back on the naval cadet foot bal
team.
Among those at the Yarboro yesterda,
f were: James iSouthgate, Durham; W. r
Jones and F. NJ. Dawson, Charlotte
e Prof. w. A. Blair, Winston; B. E Jones
Greensboro; W. A. Monroe and E.
r Gilmer, Mount Airy; F. B. Arendel
O Salisbury.
Harry Gallant, member of the Cha
lOtte naval reserves, was drowned {
Norfolk yesterday while bathing at til
navy yard He was seized with tt
e cramp. He never came up after goin
8 down and it is thought that his bod
, went under ship.
DR.. j. NJ. Hays, who was Col. L.
/ Polk's physician in his last sickness, al
J, who remained day and night at the be-
y side Of the Alliance leader until the er
u came, arrived in North Carolina yeste
! day and will spen! few days with b
} family in Oxford.
Prof. d. II. Hill, of the Agricultur
and Mechanical college, has been otfert
the presidency of the State Military al
rt Agricultural college at Mlllegeville, G
m Prof Hill is young man of remarkat
m educational talents-a born teacher
10 and the compliment is a deserving on
State Auditor Sanderlin left last eve
all ing for Huntersville to deliver an addrt
es at the closing of the HuntersviIle Hi!
d School Thursday morning DR.. Sand'
It's lin is one of the most pleasant speak'
,es and learned gentlemen in the State, a
We his services are always in great dema
on occasions of this kind This clio:
his school engagements for the season.
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ROYsTER.

Our line of candies embraces all
that is best in eating quality. We
display the most extensive assortment
and can supply your wants.
ROYsTER,
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New York Money Market.

at l % per cent, the highest rate of the day
Exchange closed steady. Posted rates ASA
80: actual rates 4.S7a4 S74 for 60day
bills, and 4Sshia ia4.SS15 for demand Gov
ernment bonds closed steady; currency
6s lO6 bid; 4's {coupons) 1175s bid; extended
2's ,registered) 100 bid.
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1 Negro Killed Near Durham.

A. Odems, a young negro who had
been attending festival, 1t is said, IN
East Durham Monday night, was killed
yesterday morning at 2:15 by the East
bound train on the North Carolina road,
one mile this side of that city. It is con-
jectured that be had been drinking
heavily and was unconscious of the APP
proach of the train while walking on or
crossing the track. The body was badly
mutilated and thrown several feet from
the scene of the accident.
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We aim at all times to produce the
best, both as regards style Of package
and quality of contents always
fresh and wholesome.
ROYsTER.
The state chronicle., 1892-06-15

We offer to day 1900 pounds of Gas
sard's best lard in 20 pound buckets
the best way to buy lard in Summer.
w B. Mann Il Co.
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Complete line of I,ish and Blarncy
twedes, Irish friz' English honespuns
tropicals, etc. Midsummer weights in
large line, fancy and plain cloths. The
best and showicst line of goods ever
brought to Raleigh