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stock, was the ten thousand share
mark reached. The influence of the
gold engagements, amounting TO
So, $50, 900, was offset by the extreme
ease in money, further reported inn
provement in general trade, more en-
couraging advices regarding the pro-
gress made in planting the crops and
a higher market for American secur-
tiles in London and moderate pur-
chases in this market for that account.
All Of the gold engaged for ship
ment.go to Germany and indications
point to the out-go of similarly
large amount at the end of the week.
The market reflected realizing
sales. but in a general way, the cur
rent of prices was upward and the
closing was at about the best figures.
and showing fractional gains in most
instances. A rise of IA per cent, was
established in Manhattan on the eX-
pected extension of the company's ia
cilities.
Bonds were quiet but firm on trans
actions Of $4,000. Governments DIS
played strength on purchases OF $l09,-
600. State issues figured for Sl4,OOO
without important change IN prices
NEW YORK, May 4.-Money ON call
cay at ~ per cent; last roam 21S, closed
at tx per cent. PINE mercantile paper
41f@51S per cent. Sterling s-.cnange s.e atlyy
with actual business Ia nankers' oll d
al 4 sssl04 SO for dem nd and s7M
m4. IS for so days Posted rates 4.esh@ ~,
and 4 S9HC14 81. Commercial bills 4.s6N
nj s7K. Bar silver 6S Silver certificates
SoK mo8s<. Mexican d liars Govern
menb bonds strong STATE bonds duI
Railroad bonds finn
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NAVAL STORES.

NEW YORK., May 4.-hosfn ste d..
strained. common 20 good 800
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CHARLEsFCE, May 4.--hos!n firm at
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Dull, easy; spring patents s.. 10N
3.S5; straights $240@255; winter
patent $3 40G3.60; winter straight % goa
3.35; export bakers 81 OOM225. Wheat
No. 3, spring, e0h; No. 8, spring 540
595f; No. . red, 641k. Corn-No Q, white
281[ No. yellow 285z Oate-No. 2. 49,;
No. 2 white I81S6121 No. 8, white ISAG
1871. Rye-No. Q, 35Z. Barley--No. 8, 269
Prime Timothy seed $3.50. Pork-mess,
per Dbl, az 90@S.00. Lard-per 100 lbs.
"a rs. Short rib sides Qoosel "a 1004. l5;
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COTT0N REcEIpTs

New York, May 4.---Cotton quiet,
s 5-16; net receipts ; gross, 1857;
forwarded, 90; sales, 2,720; spinners,
103; stock, 138,015.
Total to-dayNet receipts, 7,243;
exports to Great Britain, SIP; to the
continent, 4,097; stock, 407,275.
Consolidated net receipts, 1852; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 1886; to
France, 4,941; to the continent, 4,097.
Total since September Net re-
ceipts, 4,079, 1914; exports to Great
Britain, 2,050,761; to France, 449, 526;
to the continent. 1.6O3.094.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, May 4.-The only appre-
ciable effect of continued engagements
of gold for export on to-day's stock
market, was contraction of busi-
ness. The trading was on limited
scale, but so far as it went, was fairly
well distributed. In no instance, re-
ducing American Tobacco to full
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, May 4.-4:15 p. M.-Cot-
ton-Spot increased in demand; prices
hardening; American middling,
4 1i-32d.
Sales of the day were 10000 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and
export, and included $500 American;
receipts 5000 bales, including 5000
American.
Futures opened quiet but steady and
closed steady at the advance.
American rniddling
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NEW ORLEANS.
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, firm, I 1916; 1867 bales.
Baltimore, firm, 81; 49, bales.
Boston, quiet, 7a4 223 bales.
Wilmington, firm, IA 159 bales.
philadelphia, firm, S o-16; - bales.
Savannah, quiet, lilo; 1911 bales.
New Orleans, strong, 1916; 2,225
bales.
Augusta, quiet, 8; 54 bales.
Charleston, firm, ~; 30 bales.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago, May 4.-Wheat was de-
pressed and easier to-day, owing to
a lack of local support, the absence
of foreign demand and fine weather.
July closed easier at 615s of &c. be-
low Saturday.
Corn was easy, oats steady and pro-
visions firmer
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Horses and Mules.

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NEW YORK.

New York, May 4.-Cotton--S
closed quiet; middling uplands, $40;
middling gulf, 9-16; sales 2,720 bales.
Futures opened firm; sales 9,1O0
bales.
Futures closed very quiet; sales
. ID 900 bales
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THE GOLD EXPORTS
Caused a Contraction of Trading
in Stocks.
LITTLE CHANGE IN PRICE
But There Was Improvement in
General Trade.
WHEAT DECLINED SO CENTS
In the Hands of the Bulls the Cotton
Market Advanced 9 to 20 Points
and Closed Very
Steady.
WHEAT DECLINED SO CENTS

New York, May 4.--The cotton mar
ket was almost entirely in the hands
of the bull interests to-day. An adj
vance of 9@2O points was the result.
There has been more general buying
than for some time past. A feature
of the market is the relative increase
in the firmness of September and Octo-
Der contracts as compared with the
price of August contracts. This has
been due to the strength of the sta
tistical position from which it would
appear that the new crop will open
with exceptionally small supplies of
old cotton. Crop accounts are as fa-
vorable as could be desired, but in the
present abnormal condition of the
market receive but little attention.
The close was very steady at net
advance of 90120 points.
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RALE STAT OAE4Y fd,
RALEIGH. " Q.
Un-t0. Dale SnaciaItiaS

Headquarters for ONCE Supplies Largest
Stock IN the State Extra fine box and
fax writing apers. TIE m st complete
line Of stationery in the State. Hi IN grade
blank books. all kinds. Agents for Bar.
Lock typewriter. All kline typewriter sup.
plies. The best madc-high grade station
eIV
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emphatic declaration Of the supremacy
Of the government In all matters
where the administration Of public
sflairs is concerned.
a ether railway decision Of Import
asce to the rabir be the laying down
% mo rule, By &c New York court Of
arresls, in the recent case Of Graham
VI the Manhattan Railway company,
thata railroad company, by inviting q
lerson 10 take passage on ils cars, l.
hound O. iutuish him with safe plsco
10 ride, ami an omission - DO 20 iseyi.
denco OF negligence on ils part; that
disregard o. tho statute rtquiting
the elevated railroad 10 place gates
uron every passenger car and
keep them closed while the car Ia In
motion IL evidence u negligence on
the part Of the company ia IN action
20 rec yer for Rn injury resulting from
lie failure 20 observe such n regulation,
and that violent conduct Of n servant
Of the company upon the platform VI
car, causing the crowd 10 sway and
Jostle passenger, AMI thus oontribu,.
ing 10 an accident fouultlng In his 10.
Jury, Ia negligence, for which the
company viii be held responsible; It
iuuhcr holds that the exposure OF
passenger to danger, which the ezer.
cise Of a reasonable foresight would
have Anticipated ana due care avoided,
is negligence on the par, OF a carrier,
and that whether the overorowdlng
Il cars Is negligence lie question Of
mot.
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LESSON OF rISenEps nEeOnp.


The Springfield, Mass, Republican
iisapprovinTly notes that the 'mouBtef
Of unrest lie again put upon exhibition
10 the Wee, by the nomination o.
Mayor Plngree OF Detroit o. the Re-
publican candidate for governor Of
Michigan" IL rays Pingree repre-
.ents In that state the same iofcos
which Gov. Allgeld represents In llli'
mole; that like AltLeld, he isa man Of
sons property, and has uecn an un.
compromising foo 20 tho so'callod
money power or OF monopoly; and like
Allgeld, he IL u man impervious TO
harsh criticism, VI ind0mitaUlo pur-
pose ami tremendous fighter; that Ia
ia last respect lao beats tho Illinois
governor; for PiugTee nas seen the
time when every local mCuIhplece OF
public opinion was against him, and no
has had to post bulletins ON the public
bill.boards to get biz views before or
Justify his actions TO the public, and
yet no never quailed, aud IN all i'm.
poflaut cases has met with sig.
nal triumph Ia tho end. Then
II goes on 10 thy that three
times of the four IN which plugroo
has been elected mayor OF Detroit he
wa opposed, and bitterly, by the pTes6
uf his city without much regard 10
party, and BY all the large corporate
Interests Of the place; that ME victory
Ia each Of these three cases came from
the labor ami auti.monopoly yo,t; that
his strength with that class bias beon
unusual, and In the wider field Of
state politics II has now proved to be-
equally great, and enabled him 90
bear down tho opposition Of tho Re.
publican state machine. Of the two
United States senators, and Of the rail.
roads and other large corporations,
which even went 80 far IN some cases
as to ATTEMPT m organization VI en-.
ployeS against bis aspirations
The fact that Mayor Pingree 10
an ardent silver man and rBpuIiates
The financial plank Of the Republican
national platform Ia the base OF tho uu-
'riendliness TO the Detroit executive.
But the citation u his career 10 one 0f
Inc best that can be made for the en-
,ouragement Of the silver forces. IL
isys In brief that In spite OF monopo.
les. Of great c1Fp0Fate iut0FoHtp. of
broad political power In favor Of the
gold standard which he opposes,
Mayor Pingroe has achieved hls
Victories because the popular win DO
with him, The came forces are ar.
aged on the silver question; mo com.
,inalion Of monopollsls hos been over.
brown 10 tho instances cited, anu why
10, in OtheTs7 ANA what is 10 be
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IS 1nrnr NO nav IN alLEAul

The Massachusetts tafmcH arc great.
ly agilalod over their realization Of the
fact that the homo market Ia proatraloi,
and thslr reasoning Is that with their
local market IN that condition "it is
needless 10 cay that eastern manufac'
turefs, and their employees, are begin-
ming to zee the effect, not Of an oyes'
stocked market, but OF dcpfociatod
market values, and ere long, unless
that market improves, unless values
largely appreciate, the Manufacturer
aud the oDpluyo will not only see, but
fmartly, indeed painfully, feel, the
situation; that the capitalist, who, by
the way, IL On entirely distinot person
from the manufacturer la most cases,
will also be- reached IN HE tufn;" and
they assert tina, too bountiiul harvest
In this emergency, Judging from re-
cent experience, has come TO DO
looked upon az an evil rather
than n blessing. Their market
IL rich In real estate, but
mortgages with accumulated interest
and taxes consume the largest proper
ties. The situation is growing worso
Year by year, and they nro IN a
quandsty what TO do, hence are Ina a
state Of marked unrest. They arc
ready to jump any way politically that
affords them a prospect Of change; and
that IL ono reason why politicians
feel very insecure as what Will
be the outcome VI election DAY next
November In the Ola Bay State. The
farmers referred TO do not yet 800 any
clear light In any political policy now
proposed, and nTe rather inclined to
the view that there Ia emo balm Ia
glleadD for the present Ills that an OF
the LAND. This Wow Is very for FROM
hopeful, and II must be conceded that
Il Ia shared In by very large number
u people who are watching the signs
Of the times and note that meme hearts
arc failing them for fear Of that which
la coming on tho earth. Truly the
present IL a tryin time for the hearts
u many people In this great nation.
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CHEAPER coal SOW

10; several days paat the people Of
Salt Lake have been witnessing "ce1l
var" That is, ono % the coal dealing
arml 30 this city, Mss.is. Halm and
Bamborgor, determined 90 permit ,ho
people 20 have coal at a cheaper rate
than formerly and cut the prices. Their
nsurss were met by other dealers, AMI
down went the rates to p5int
where 90 the dealers were selling Of
q llts. individuals VINO had money
TO tuy laid in a stock, ami tho dealofs
who supplied most had The heaviest
deficit In iluif cash balances NJ "
the "coal wai" has como TO an end.
The cosshiiou Of hosullics does not,
however, leave matters whoro they
were before, ~ has been tho case on
previous occasions Of rate cutting. In
this instance the purpose Of the
original cut has been accomplished q.
Tho people are 10 havo cheaper
coal, under regular market prices, than
ever has been the ca'o mere. Tho rule
ot"nvo dollar c3alD Tor certain stand.
ards OF the fuel Is broken, aud 10 all
appearances permanently 70. Ga al
house coal there is made horizontal
cut Of twenty-five cents por too, aud
tho public gets the benefit aud IL duly
grateful % those who were tho means
Of inauguratiug the change.
This reduction Ia the price Of fuel
m y not be all tina, IL desired by con-
sumors, who hope 10 see the day when
flour dollar coal" viii be the highest
standard ot price; but II IL az great as
the dealers can mpke Themselves NJ the
present rate Of railway tariffs. Tho
dealer now sells on a very small mar.
gin when the cost Of freight au1 min
Ing 10 paid, and further reduction
may not be- anticipated until the rail.
way rates come down, The present
cut IL, however, very acceptable, and
Will come o. public benefit In these
timca Of money s,tingoncy aud low
prices In other matters. The NEWS,
which has no other interest IN the
matter than the wolfiro Of the com.
munily. congraiulatos Mo'sr6. Hahn
and Bam0orsor, and the public gem
orally, on tho result Of the Eight insti.
tuIed by tho firm named,
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SPANS DILEMMA.

The dispatches tell us that Spanish
politicians see no way out Of their
present difficulties on the Cuban ques.
ton but to fight tho United Slalc,, and
there IL talk Of declaring war against
this county. But will spain 10 that
In her present dilemm.2 Not n her
rulers are possessed OF ordinary com.
mon sense. There IL little ques.
lion but that the BpanIatds are
Ia bad nx, very much akin
10 the man Ia the well who cav no
way OF getting out but by digging
through the earth, anu no did not
think II worth while to ifighien people
on the other aide by tuch an exploit.
lpe about the same with spain. They
may talk over there about lighting the
United States, but the spanish realize
after all that the thlng ist'. worth
while tyiug.
The probability is that Spain IL on
the verge OF great change, such
as has affected nearly tvsty
other nation Ia Europe and opened
them 10 greater political ami religious
freedom. For cenluhc, the county
has maintained IT, allegiance to the
principle which once dominated all
Europe from the Vatican, and which
was aniagonlaIio to religious aud polli.
icnl development as they are known
IN tho most advanced nations today.
Leading men Of thought In the psst
two centuries have looked TOT the time
when that allosi would DO fully sun
dJToj, and the day for thls seems al.
most TO have arrived. Tue change
cannot be male without violent up.
heAval Ia Spain, but the occasion g.
ripe Tor that. The county now has
more fighting on liz hands 10 Cuba
Than II can we'll attend 70, and II b
sheer madnossto think Of engaging In
a conflict with tho United States. The
IDEA Is born Of desperate en-.
doayor 10 prevent radical changes
at home, and since the remedy IL i'm.
practical there ls not much danger Of
tn being applied, and the further proc.
Pee, Ia that the threatened homo rOvl.
luton Will DO pfeoipllatod. Not only
must Spain loae Cuba, but the support
which tnat country has given Tor ago
to mystery Babylon" must be- With.
iTawn and IT, forces apI lieu In another
direction. Tho prophetic history rr5.
claimed from the lSlo Of Palmao
eighteen centuries ago IL being worhe
out In IT. complete details, and sga.l
viii tot escape them any more than
others have dure.
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~ SPAIN, as Havana paper ASSERTS,
10 In the p,olIclmsat OF having 10
make war on the United States iu
order TO snyo her honor aud prevent
revolution nj home, she may hs well
sacrifice her honor aud accept the rev.
1luilon wllhlu, disastrous foreign
wnr In such contest Spain would
be defeated aud the revolution the,
nov 10 only threatening would be- cor.
tain 10 break out, and the government
would be- swept away before 10 as a
hays,ack before q tornado. 10 IA
Spanish government Contemplate
committing suicide ga order to cave No
honor ii should lead tho country on iu
o. brief contest with the United smt,s.
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RAILWAY DECISIONS.

The decision OF Ju5 welb5fn, %.
DO, lgu,a Ba.es circuit court, made
o., Arus -usol,., Cab, tuesday, la .aa
ua.o OF tho Atlantic aad Paudu rail.
way We the United 8at5r. Do OF ar
reaching Importance o. dealariug o.
principle heretofore ingg-ed 10 tbl.
nation only .n times Ut war The
railway We tod 1910 fr carry.
lug trooper nun A.bugurrau..
New McEle0, T. Piesc.rt juno.
ton, Ara us; tlo O. yerumeut
offered sl3g3. Tue court decided Cha.
the railway was not entitled TO more
than the government said, Tor Hg
reason that The latter had the ugh. .8
fix tho sm1uu. Tho tilautof hls .r.
clsion be- 10 announce that gJyeramau,
supervision over railways is in effect
IA this @ unity iu is m.at Pronounced
iogm iu governmental .GaIu. Just aa
the citz may uuq.r.d to 40 s.l.
vice iu the militia nc a ratio Of
puy which he may deem att.
guther iaa..quHlr, 30 must cor.
pgratioua luUml. 90 tho same rulr. The
uil force Of tho application In Inn Of
peace may not dawn upon the public
oil at once. bu! d. represents a most
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muse CHAMPS VISIT.

II seems there IL some worry In gov.
crnmont clroloa ab9ut the visit to THE
country Of China's famous represeu.
Iativo 81 Hung Chang, because Of the
scarcity Of funds available for his on.
tOtlaiumont. He comes as an extra
ordinary ambassador ami IL tue bearer
Of personal letter from the emperor
OF China to Pfeaident Cleveland, and
he should DO received Ia manner
worthy Of this nation, not too much In
contrast with the display made by
the European couniflpa no has
been Visiting. Had It been known
early enough that hs would come
to the United siates, Congress might
have been asked for an appropriation.
As II IL the only RECOURSE ia to tho ex.
traordluaty fund Of the state depart.
mrni, which ls believed not TO exceed
$4,000. That this IL an unfortunate
circumstances may DO judged from the
fact that tue imp'sailous the disliu.
guithed Oriental 10 likely To form OF
the county undoubtedly will depend
largely on the display made In hls be.
half.
Originally the intention Of 1T Hung
Chang was to remain In tue
United States long enough to form sn
Idea Of the oUunlry's industries ana Ito
people. lilo Il particularly interested
In bodybuilding plants, as China ia.
tends strengthening her navy. hut u
seems that during his stay In England
bic plans have been changed, aud he
Will hurry through ,hib continent. IL
IL stated that btlaia Ia China have
suddenly assumed tuch an aspect that
his presence there IL material f0r the
woll'boiug Of the empire, but thai
other influences have been At wofa
causing this change 10 the program II
not improbable. His visit to this
country being buoi, It IL sll tho more
important that u should he made
pleasant as well ~ Profitable. Ihis
country ought to DO able 10 compete
with others In tho construction o
chips '0r China, ami tho opportunity
OF securing orders should not DO Lost
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Mrs. Phoebe lnomas, u Junction
City, Ill, was told BY her doctors che
had Consumption and that there was
no hope iur her, but Two bottles of DR..
Klng's New Discovery completely
cured her Rpd Fre says Il saved her
life. Mt. Thos. Eggefs, 100 Florida
b., San FaDcIico, suffered from
dreadful cold, approaching Consump.
iion, tried without result everything
else, tnen bought enc bottle Of Or.
Hing's New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. lie ia naturally
thankful. IL such results, Of which
these are sampleg, that prove the Won
dcfiul efficacy n this medicine In
Coughs aud C0lds. Free trial bottles
at n. G.. NJ. (. Drug Dept.
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gained by railing against the SUCCESS Of
the popular will In county dedi.
Gated 10 popular ruler II Plnrree's
record as rlveu means anything It is
that there IL yet potent force In the
viii ~ The masses ut tlls natl n Whieu
l- certain 90 maize ii-eli ieli agn.n.t
the tpprc'sign % wealthy combine.
tlona.