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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
1T WAS SOUL INsSIRING
Sabbath Evening Lecture and Concert at
Crawford Grand

The largest audience yet present at
the Grand opera house assembled on
Sunday evening 70 attend the third lee
ture in the Unitarian course. After an
inspiring hymn sung by the great con-
gregatiOn that filled floor and balcony
to overlooking, the Unity church choir
rendered Father to Thee" in a credi-
BILE manner. After which the Orpheus
male quartette sang The Wayside
Cross" and Nearer My God to Thee"
The singing Of this Quartette has been
spoken of more than once in these col
umns, but it is not too much TO say
the blending Of their voices, the bal
slsBl e1ls!nbx5 sQl pUT sl-rBd 10 a3U1
displayed in the singing, all unite to
make their work memorable to their
hearers. The lecture was on the ques-
ton of Gods answer to prayer for tenn
pOral advantages and blessings. and
was listened to with marked attention.
II was especially illustrated by the re-
lation of the Turk and the Armenian.
The OffertoTy sung by Mrs. Melvina
Walden was a classical production rem
deTed in a rich and cultured voice in a
truly artistic manner and was fully ap-
preciated by the audience. The fourth
lecture in the course viii be given next
Sunday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
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Any intelligent woman who reads marriages and
Deaths Skins the city topics chances at the telegraph
page and lays down the paper misses other great news
OF Importance. Advertisements are news and often
truer and easier reading than the editorials. Take our
advertisements for example: We show day by day all
the of this great storereductons of values spe
cia movements of certain merchandise, new goods
coming and going Not TO read them means losing
much that is valuable TO you
Our news today is follows: One of our south win
dows beautifully decorated with all the pretty combina
tons of silk and WOOL colors and designs that
can conceive In the lot Printed Novelties in Dres
den effects, beautiful Novelties in Silks Turkoma Nov
elites the latest fabrics for silk waists; and just inside
the store heapedup counters sparkling with rich
coors and designs brought from across the brny deep
Our capes for the spring of SO
packed You should see them, and also Dress
Skirts in Z and II cores and plain and patterned
Travelling Suits
We have yet a few Coaks that spring arrivals
are crowding out Come and get them at your
price.
Remember our Mating. When make price
one thing you depend upon: one will make you
lower price, for determined to get your business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
THEY WILL TAKE ACTION
Commercial Club Orders Rate Suit Brought
and Invite Masons TO Particinate.

and Invite Masons to Participate.
The directors of the Commercial club
met last night and after transaction
of regular business, the committee on
Transportation reported the progress
that had been made in relation to the
reduction of the grain rates to Calves
ton and other southern seaboard points
BY unanimous vote of the board the
committee on transportation were or
dered to Immediately proceed to take
all needed action to bring a case in
proper legal shape before the inter-
state commerce commission, and to use
every effort to bring about just and
equitable rate of freight for Kansas
products to the southern markets.
The board of directors by unanimous
vote extend an invitation to all visit
ing Masons to avail themselves of the
privileges of the club house during
their stay in Wichita.
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Continued OF Third Pagel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18

Wicked Companions Take Along Liquor
for the Purpose of Soaking Corn and
Capturing the Wild Fowls While Iutoxi-
Gated, as Told About in Books-Ths
Horrible stun Fills the Air With its Vie
Geese, Gets His Gun Which Is Prema-
turely Discharged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18

The ladies Of the O. z. S. will be ready
to receive the members of the grand
lodge and their wives at the Sedgwick
Musi C hall. corner Of First and Mar
ket STREETS. Tuesday afternoon and even
ing February Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
We
=
Are
==
Printers.

Our series of ads, with prices,
has been the cause of a general
reduction on the prices of print
ing in all the printing houses in
town. We. always lead in re-
forms of this kind.
While we employ nothing but
the best workmen, our prices are
lower than the fellows who kick
a press, up stairs in some dark
room, and who have not credit
enough to buy a ream of wrap
ping paper.
The Eagle pays more in sal
aries each week than all the other
houses combined pay in a month.
You, as a merchant, receive tho
benefit of these pay rolls and We
ask that you patronize Us so long
as we give you the best in the
market for the same you are pay
ing for the inferior grades.
THE EAGLE PRESS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
STRUCK HOT STUFF
DRILL ENTERS A GAVE 1T THE
PROSPECT WELL

At the Bottom of the Twelve Foot Cavity is
Found Foot of Debris Which Gave Out
n Stream When Exposed to the Air
Doc Kelley Declares That the Drill has
Struck a Chimney of Hades and Wants
Work Stopped Immediately-He VIII
Appear Before the Council and Ask
That Work be Discontinued.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20


HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
465 AND 4s7 VALENCIA ST, NEAR 18TH
are rIse1 make specially OF Mission properly and
money by calling on US at once.
GSS 0OO ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
Spco.OOO. corners in the Mission; lot Cox
100; 2-story building, containing stores and
rooms; 8 flats, 5 rooms and bath each; 2 bay
der: renting for $3.50 per annum NM M a. - u
$4,000 1o3 aiason AND soTR
house; rooms, bath; saloon parlors; large
$4,000 PaMs Msr2es Store on and 18TH sr
Upper per fat rooms and BATH cottage rooms; lot
S6S00 VALENCIA ST, Mr.. GOTH: LOT
pOcOO. 25x90; bay-window house rooms
and an bath; could at small cost be converted into
%SRuO BARTLETT ST. TO ALLEY; LOT
.DccOO. 3oxl17:e: modern bay-window house
rooms, bath stable for horses.
sDoijUU. lot 81 :6xs0; elegant home bay-win,
COW house rooms mss saloon parlors: all in perfect
SS40O 26xlOo FLORIDA ST., Mr.. PATH
Nc1OO. modern bay window fats, and 8
rooms: Dath, laundry; in perfect order.
$500 sia apap edtase sr SR nAbaS
laundry IN good order; the lot is worth more
$780, c1s s1sas sPasgd 2oT1
must go.
G2H00 LEXINGTON AVE, NEAR GOTH;
.DCCOO. cheap: two-story house; seven rooms
bath; laundry; in perfect order.
GCS00 VALLEY ST., NEAR CHCRCH
NAcOO. lot 27x114: bay-window flats; four
rooms and bath each; always rented at S24.
GSCS0 SAN CARLOS AVE, Mr.. 18TH; Q
WcAoO. story house, 6 rooms; bath; street
work all done and accepted.
GCH0D 27rH 81, Mr.. CHURCH; LOT
spACOO. 25x1l4; modern bay-vlndow cottage
rooms; bath; laundry; hlrh basement.
$4,000 COY COY COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS;
eDAOCO. large basement: lot 25xl14: nr. Guer-
rero and 22d SITS.
, Our list comprises some of the best properly in
the MISSION Lots of all sizes in any OF the home
steads also good business corners in any part OF
the Mission. Call and get a list and prices.
If you want your vacant houses rented place
them with us.
L. A. SoUC q CO., 465 and ACT Valencia ST., neal
Sixteenth
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

BORN.
CAMPBELL-In this city, February Is, 1896 to
the wife of Alick Campbell, a son.
GOLDSTEIN-In Oakland, February 16, 1896, to
the wife of Morris Goldstein. daughter.
JON ES-In this city, February Is, 1896, 10 the
wlfe or Walter b. Jones, a daughter.
LIE EAN-In this city, February II, 1896 to the
wife OF Robert Lean, a daughter
LEWALD-In Selma, February Is, 1896, to the
wife Of Sam Lewald, a son.
PLATE-In Oakland, February 10 1896 to the
wife of Frank Z. Plate q SON.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY PROPERTY
~ Tor sale or exchange for city property: large
residence, well furnished; beautiful grounds :
large oaks suitable for genteman's home semi
nary or summer boarding; with 100 acres or less !;
stable, two cottages, outhouses, pavilion, bored
Wen, windmill, horsepower, tanks, farming imple-
ments, wagons, horses, cows, pigs, chickens: so
acres fruit trees 2, and years 70 acres in wheat
and barley. For price and fur her particulars apply
+. McCU RRiE, office Lloyd Tevis, Mills bldg. s. +
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

AEcAFEE BROTHERS,
IsI REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
los MONTGOMERY ST.
BARGAINS.
G7C00 BRODWAY. Mr.. STOCKTON; 81 :6x
" AOO. 1876; good, substantial improve
mentS; flats and cottage in the
rear; brick foundations street work
all done: rents $6S; must be sold
easy terms can be arranged eec-
trlc-cars pass the door.
Sl25O0 ahoiee locality Fats aaai 80 wkR5 WITH
modern flats OF 6, and rooms,
bath and all conveniences; all rented
$S2 so; hrst-class condition.
9o1S0 JACKSON ST, Mr.. BAKER. 25x
spOICU. l27 :S14 good locality for flats; would
rent we'll; cheap lot.
QSO0O LOOK AT THIS! SPLENDID
VcOOO. building lots on Mission ST., but as
IT. from Valencia: in front :;
cable and electrc; street work done
and accepted; 25xl0O each; neigh
borhood well built up; will sell l5l IS
xlO0 for $4,000.
GOS00 RICHMOND; EASY TERMS: nth
Q-CoO' ave-, near Clement; 50x120; street
work done.
OAKLAND BUSINESS PROPERTY TO Ex
" change for San Francisco residence or residence
lots in the Western Addition; some
mortgage would be assumed; but a
very short distance from the City
Hall and has frontages; 56X118
feet deep; improved with bay-wir-
dow, 2-story resdence 10 rooms
Dath; large basement and attic: also
stable for horses and carriage;
street work all done and accepted !;
inquire about this without fail.
McAFEE BROTHERS,
l0S Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.

AL HoRIGER. IoIJts A. soI1c
| A. SOUC & CO.,
IL.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
MARRIED

MAKRIED.
Observation-Disclosures l6 1896 NJ A
Lyons and Lulu G. Keirns, both of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

91S0 JACKSON ST., Mr.. BAKER; 25x
olcO. l27:S14: good locality for flats; would
rent we'll; a cheap lot.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

4e5 AND 4s7 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 1sTH
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

LOOK AT THIS! SPLENDID
) building lots on Mission ST., but 45
IT. from Valencia: cars in front
cable and electric; street work done
and accepted: 25xl00 each; neigh
borhood well built up; will sell l5l IS
xlO0 for $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

NFcAFEE BROTHERS,
NA REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS
los MONTGOMERY ST
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
BARGAINS.

G1O R00 PINE-ST. FLATS: VERY
ep L A'COO. choice locality; 26xl37:6, with
modern flats OF 6, 6 and rooms
bath and all conveniences; all rented
So so; frst-class condition.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

GTS BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND
1924 Leavenworth.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

EIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTERER AND ORA
L perry man can have a chance TO get established
IN business; doing good custom work. j. D., box
lis, Cal Office
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

GOOD PAYING BUSIN ESS: SMALL CAPT-
cry ave.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

Al we make speciality OF Mission property ar
are rlsnt on the spot we can save you time al
money by calling on US at once.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

COOP PAYING SALOON WITH 10 FUR
~ nlSned rooms for sale cheap; on account of
leaving the city. INQUIRE al 81 Sacramento ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

9CS0 OLD ESTABLISHED SALOON.
gain. 1925 Larkin ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

OLD ESTA ABLISHED BUSINESS IN NEW
~ and secondhand line for sale satisfactory rea-
sons given. l57 Third st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

q ROCERE AND BAR: GOOD LOCALITY
- must be sold on account OF leaving the city.
Hickory ave. and Buchanan ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS
~ sociation-Home Office, 22Z Sansome ST., S II,
General ga wings 81 loan business. Ed +. Hill, PnM
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

~ GOD RENTING OAKLAND AND RERKE-
" ley property to exchange for land or ranches
j. IL. EDISON, sos Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

4 1ERMAN HOTEL WITH So ROOMS IN A
u central locality; must be sold immediately:
circumstances requiring it. Inquire at Max
ROEMER, 146B Tehama ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

100 ACRES MEADOW; RICHEST SEDI.
IOU ment soil; 1&4 hours out; depot of 4 rail-
roads On the land; can be sold in town lots only
Seo per acre ii sold at once; worth $500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

C100 HAY, GRAIN, WOOD AND GOA &
~ IOO. business; stock, fixtures. horses wag-
oHs etc. rent Sl5 good business street: fine cor
ner: must be sold before March l sickness cause
ceiling. J. :. MYERS, 1902 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

CIFT-CIGAR-SToRE AND CLUBROOM on
~ kearny st; receipts $l2 per day; no agents
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
RusINEss CaaNrH.

GSS0 CORNER BRANCH BAKERY C0T-
re n1hI,c teetlonery cigars notion store oppo-
Tpnit fnII yln ivlng rooms furnished cheap
d co, So Marker ST. ENhhhG
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bla CaAsg part skins 2@5h; full skins

Eggs, quiet; State and Pennsylvania
16hM17; WESTERN effesh.3f4D16.
Tallow, steady; city ($2 per package)
$40. .r4,ea,f -
APetr6le6tfH, firth; gTnited closed
4$t49f3 Bid.c1 sEo1itT o 10 3IcIf
4tosGf9oq ufe9. sten91ts -jIaea aoy
Turpentine. d6feFlw snt G ro 9lh
1osfolq4seg, sfesdg. s1itsqQG cu@
-aDP Pig iiF5n, .8jHett ns8utIieiT E5a ST. ..a5,60
1900; northern 0q5@4g8g1a aoot7
ogopfJet, qafet, brokers' Sf6.75.oo1
42if it5ld Dqufet. -E9W C5 l9Emofz
-92ffh, easy; straits $1aoo@r3lfO. 20 i .
Tin plates, steady. .GFD1oJ 9'5
+ o SpeItet5 qbie6;;B domestic SO .5555f5 go.
23e6ffde9lo sfj6E Td8i 1f6fhiffhl NO =,
jobbing, if09GsS; invoice 10;S Tni1d@ quiet;
Cordova, 15M16H. .3o1So 7.
e ssfgar, 4q9W9, 9if6mffaI; far refining.
81 ;53eentPif62l. &g6l ties T. H:3S1k = refined
tdifet saTN o44,q3 sphere oooz 'ojs92to 4
. @p9 { 1ssas 5eaBgAffMdREs % 500 :51
sAgalioB HAste III 0 aHPefs rs lg96D2sa0 ig9do,
as65fa S2gFsasffe5; sstQ.s fem9H S2:10f0
$40; WlnteFs wheakn- paHents RI Sls90 !;
S99E4es w, lS'SF tSe4o'pgSsi % Ltss4g VaoSdJ
sstgalgAee%4,300s33aS 1st .Ti7e jov Ii /,
Wheat, strong, spot and month
az 1sa4S23ai t. Oetebep993 1a6334; Dedem-
der Ba6a QI638ag; .steaa@ernrN god,
5934s s9atAeBn wbea5f by sample, SEQ
ST 11as1ElQsE on grade 656dy64s o snoaioa I
Corn, strongJd5p95rahd tn rg51t86
62s "a 552ct qRfG go 12Q aNbveBlloar3and
J4sseE HsWandcolGbR26346f27 jan
Ba l5n 7s4ubidE steamer miaedi 2tBs(0
sf22aA3trsr11 SOUTHERN swlaite corn 26g0
2kb1do.BryeB eYv 1aB 692634s Il evil ,a1
/ pats,oeteadB; No. 25sN1fite b24GD25;
No mixed 21bO22. gti50c
rs Rye quiet anhSteadN; No. 81 near
by. 50g36aowestern 866l361s. sG @
HaN. weak; choice Timothy $1,000.
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september .s.9.A. .a-2EAs4 s8a9 1885, -
9 Gebsafsl lEQl. 3 d. lis.sf4
NEW YORK. l|

New York, Sept *. bur, Arnar
and more active; Southern -four,
steady. sit r@ gFG @so -rE31
RYE -four, steadys sgt1 sgr -
Z Corn meal, steady5 s9se @
Rye, firms carloads 36f637.
Barley quiet; barley malt, dull.
Wheat, spot, quiet anh steady;7No. j
northern, New York, g661l fso. %. aaoat;
No.1 hard 6SEa f.5o. b. afloats options,
No.S2 red September Go 11-16065 Is,
closed 653 Oc5obere6AE1 3=16065;, closed
i64zst NovenbeT closed 561s; December
&c 7-16M67 Ills, aelosed 66341 cL
Corn, spot neglected; No. 2, 26A in
elevator; 273s afloat; No. 2 yellow
271a; options fairly actiZe, and fiTurer
on wet weather. We4t ,ayfapathy with
wheat and aovfifg NeIos6d 14s6Llc. on
Al RB5 Ff2tllg 3-1668303ss, closed, 30N;gYSep-
teRAher clased 2sbfi OCTOBER 26 1aQ9l26 "a,
e4eaeb 269sisypeesmheEr 2ll Is,
s OATS isast asIL and easy; NO. 2,
-20;9No. e delivered 21sfNo. 73,r 1875 No.
2 white "a; No. white 2Qjsse track
white 19@3O; options, September
closed 1874 October closed 20; Deem
Hay, wealy ehfn394TOG lsef4 30
choice 70(dS5s& t4 ~ ! t7&F Il 4
Hops, dull.
'aFFides, lsteadFE" 4Ra .o ron
.G4Eeafher, qH8et si.ea 1o1T 72re
93tyodI. Csteady.a ssW II
uBeef agteatFy. s9g1Gl ot 5sa,
s1yV58i. steady. Llon n3 spoa
TaC3ittneat5, fi4qng opiellled bellies 400
'59z ;hltIo shoulders 8R4.1r 1872
Gard, FifmeF; *estef steamed 1870
asked; September $500, nominal; re-
fih6d fi1n4er continent $685. South
American SI9OsaQ 80 4nt8tl
Pork dull; mess 81. 50CGs.00; short
clear S7.75619.25. So lsta8e
= Butter, steady; western SG12, do.
creamery 111s@161a; do. factory 71s@
1I14, Elgfns 16 imitation creamery
10Mi215; State dairy 100DI5; do.efeam-
er,yf51f 1ZtlDI6I1 sS9A8a roy ~.
Y Cheese, fiFn1y large 6@s5 small
0.k6 91T3 A9h1G Eeiy flT9
y0,es % n sbitoc so
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: l1EFV INA grORFsl ! n

Charleston. s. c., Sept: 4.-Bossin
firm, ST.3O6II.35; turpentine, firm,
21M2th. -G0l
Wilmington, N. c., Sept 14.-Rosin
q fia{at.. stt8ined $1.55; good 97 strained
aska0; spirttsq Steady 211s Gs15s; tar
steady S105; tuPBentine firm; hard
S1.30; soft S5.555; virgin 81. 65.
Savannah GhS Sept! Spirits firm,
221s; sales, none: rosin firm; water
whdte $50 .005 window glass S1.e0! N.
f$1g7H31AfaoSf.s So X s1!55; T. $3.50 III.
81. 5n;afi.oSf .5o99g. $3.50; D., c., B. and
A. $1.50; salesg heHe 91Js Toa119't
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
~ New York. Sept I'd I'd z e1 IGoneg on call
firm at 5G16 per cent; last loan 6, closed
6. Prime mercantile paper, nominally,
- Per Win III s{ B,s|ss.sS Sh sssf,
ers' bills at S4.8404.s4H for demand
and $4.s1aA@4.82sf for 60 days P9steesd /,
rates Sc 82ldSs335 aIsaad 4s834k5tA Ql4s8S1s.
Commercial bills $4.8oA. Bar silver
as;s t s,dSds sTtis sEl5 5ssl sa:
railroad bonds, firm.
gaa a5gy slIaaGz-1L 1--1s- z------ .0gSsss sts q
ESQ sssseSEsfs y oRK sTocKa SiAKKEE ,a n b
New -YoElS,--sept. 1L4.-%TAse dealings
IN stoelss toraay we're tpoifs4 holiday
basis and the course of prices was IT.
Regular and ili Ip9st instances tn hin !,
a naFr0w rang Interest eeptered IN
a fewostee ksswith st. Paul outranging
Sugar IA volume of business. The PIP
1essiofYal dealefs .sere entiEelx. res
ponsible for the fluctuations. Lower
London quotations were, Offset in the
early trading by a reduction of I'D
posted quotations for sixty days bills
ia 4.S2 ,bM4a leadinGsdrawer LIE de-
cI3ne was the result Of the advance in
4hA4 discount "a I'd in London: The
actual demand quotatfons were Slight
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AT,EsMSsN iWANgED ~ enSS. gsw
SnoaesTn n sen Dice ISnep EXCL 4sfva taExk
- - gsfa nay Axlaxesaszw ea&s3Ds HmM
~ a. q MHt0n JanotA@m, WE.
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Jamestovsn and YorktoNn

Leave Neffofk every N Undaf,s Thursday
and Saturday evening, arriving in New
York early the following afternoon In
time to make all evening connections
forpoints beyond.3oos taoof emo 9ssasrs
For tickets. and general infott NATION ton
apply To- Railroad Ticket Agents, or to
IF. MAYER. 1919 Main street, Rich
mond. Va, Nj. B. Crowell, Norfolk, Va,
N smith. Old Point Comfort, Va, or
To- "a yiI3at'fW, L. .GUfLLArtDEU, /,
- e vice Pres. and Traffic Manager,
pier 20, N. r. foot Of Beach ST. N. \.
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NORTH BOUND. CONNECTIONS !.
1T Fayetteville with Atlantic Coas4EdE&
or all points north and east, at SaGslsEt
with the Seaboard Air Line, at GEeela-
hQro with the. Southern Railway C0gns-
pany, at Walnut Cove with the, Mort
9 ard Western iRFattFo8d { for or Wina5g
South ROUND CONVENTIONS .' "
At Walnut Cove with the Norfogg aA,Ss
Western, Railroad for ROANOKE ana
points. North and West, at GTeeBshossg
With the Southern Hallway EoEapaEEE
for Raleigh, ! Rheims pd and an pai11ige
North and East. ,at FayetteviIte1 wiz
the Atlantic Coast Line TOR al aossEts.
South, at Na4tQn WITH TIE seshaa
Air Line, for Ehar1o tie ! IA lapJa, sHE,&<
all points South and, Southwest, .,,t,-
a - .,s - '''' w d, KYLE. n'i'
I'M ,.,, s. Gent Pass, Agent .r
y, w. FRY, Cent Mapager,f t.,ctg
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
OldDOnlininnL, line
FOR NEW YORK.

Leaving Norfolk, Va, daily at 7:30 p. m.
From Richmond, Va, Monday at 500
,oao ,pEsl ~ (y a James mes Klye4Egli
The ships of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Co., are first class and especially
arranged for the comfQrkof the sEaxel@
ing public and offer he acknowledgements
cool and delightful seq trip.
L. xsffaua-Ana4-aA -Al4GxIsoooo H1aye
yenonI eYas o. faGaua BgfG1 ..tsf950
The two new, fast and powerful steam
ships ,gs..fsSI
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II IS finer as 4 res,tlt ii Mavy pacllases
ences included tlm failure of large
Philadelphia concern, further. cutting
of transportation rates and, near the
close, an advance in call money, to
seven per cent. Atsenti on was also
directed foI silver certificates by q des
sohpetf R1A per cent to6434, with. a'sub-
seqIFerit recovery to 651s ON dealings of
$4,000. The early decline was attri-
buted to a decreased demand by Asia,
on account of depressed Ifqde 7conosssi
tions.
The early gains had been most inn
portant iRaSn@frss Brrling kepsand Mar
haitian "A reat4fohary rho3enentssooh
developed, induced by bear raid bas-
eel dBonafRe reported extension Of the
rate cutting in the West. The losses
averaged point in the leading shares
At the 9ogs FeIel buklRFsssb ecane gvslyt
dull ana a steadier tone Was noted.
Later. prices stiffened all around with
Some shares rallying. fo. NEAR the early
higher level. ''i'I'' '.'A ''-A 2 "a
The extreme gains, rhoYeYeG~ were
not retained and reHeweH htAssure* reA
suited in a weak close with the net
effahgds trivial. There was very little.
s65ing in''tile speeiaHies afiet no i8ap6r-
tant changes in them were noted, aside
from Minnesota iron, which was con
spi9apns byialrecline lof Five per Gent
/ Il Ap With 4 'Idbsequent rec6tery to
891a per cent. In banking circles it is
predicted that for the balance Of the
month the money rates will not fail
appreciably below the legal rate, willie
|. tiFae gnonqy ise espeeted to command
7 higher Yatesothan have yet been made.
This theory is based upon the expected
continued Aee@ss moVeneents of msney
to the ista$ior affd -tlte Low 1efassits
of the banks. This contention is made
with full constellation IF the heavy
gold import moysment. -
Bouass Wege NQFifet but generally Rrld
with so1nesQf the inaesiVe Issues SeofE
ing excepFotal gains. snoSaBls 8S'ooEe
lyn Elevated firsts which jt|ffds 27tt 70
IS closing at 1891 The sales were 1928,
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NortIls Carolina, rs .gsass s6 n 20
VIZ. G. r. RES 10. 100 102
NORTH, Carolina R.R. stock 120 121
Ra1eigh q CASTOR SIS 80. 100 1O2
Raleigh r. lfastoIg r. IT.
Sea59aard Air line r. y.
City OF Raletga e 1907. f02s l08
City of Raleigh 1897. % %
m. G. Ayr Socikst S.. *, 40
G5tizensf NationsI Bank. i / 81 10
Ccns a. Farmers Bank =. 1l8s 10
National Bank Of Raleigh III lis
Raleigh Savings. Bank ). 100 f35
Raleigh Cotton M 4. j. 99t 100
Cara igR Cotton Mills - rs 80
Caraleigh Phosp hate Works 95 100
No.SCa. Car Co. stock -. 90 g5
The Mills sManufr q. Co. rs