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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
SONS OF THE RETOLL1ION.
THE NETWORK STATE SOCIETY ChLE-
BRATES AT DELMONlCOS.
.nnpEssrs BY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER HUTBElI-
POSTMASTER DAYTON. CONTROLLER
FITCH. THE REV DR. n. PARKER

POSTMASTER DAYTON CONTROLLER
FITCH THE REV. Or. n PARKER
MORGAN AND OTHERS.
tn. New-York state Society OF the Sons % mo
Revolution celebrated the lG4th anniversary OF te
birth of Washington and the twentieth annlN'i"@'H
Of its own institution with dinner az Deiih'i'o'
asst evening About two hundred and hity m'iho''S
OF the society sat down II dinner after the PFC
llnlnary informal reception
The tables were made unusually attractive through
the courtesy Of the Colonial Danes OF tho Stat" OF
New-York who contributed bouquets OF Nio'ets anu
roses for the decorations. Directly above ffcsiue".
Frederick S Tallmadge was large porual 81
Washington while crossed beneath Il were me "'"'S
and Strjpes and the banner of the House OF ho''-
bon the flag OF Lafayette. A coniectloher image
Of the youthful George in the act OF ie.l.hs inc
historic cherry tree divided attention with the other
decorations
THOSE WHO WERE THERE.
With President Tallmadge. who presided for the
thirteenth consecutive time. sat Dr. Charlton ].
Lewis Henry Stanton. Colonel G. b. Sanford. l. ;
A Controller A. J. Fitch the Rev. Or Henry van
Dyke Robert Onphant. G. W. McLanahan. EDWARD
8 Isham. the Rev. Brockholst Margan. C. y. Hub
bell j. NJ Montgomery. Postmaster Charles W.
DAYTON Frederick Clarkson. ". q. Hamilton and
ex-Judge F. G. Gedney
A few OF the guests who listened 10 the speakers
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loyal SONS OF THE SOUTH.
rrARrY APPLAUSE FOR LEE AND LIN
COLIN


surRRy's-CoNGREssMANB BLACK CALLS OUT
CHEERS FOR THE STARS AND STRIPES
THE ADVANTAGES OF NEW
YORK DEPICTED.
,.o ems OF the sunny South. organized under the
a,oe Of the Southern Society OF the City Of New
vork an organization which has gained renown
because Of It's hospitality. celebrated Washngton's
Rir,hday with dinner at Sherry's 1t the
.en,h annual dinner Of the society, and about l20
members and their friends sat a: the horseshoe
shaped table. The room appropriately deco
rated and the grea: banks OF and the green
garlands which encrclcd the tables and were fes-
tooned on the walls. and the growing palms, gave
the place air of Southern warmth. and
chestra in the balcony playing airs reminiscent Of
way down South" added TO the peasant Illusion
Ii gathering Of Southern men, but not TO
the exclusion OF Northern friends. and men from
"Culpepab Govt House. sah.' rubbed elbows with
men from down Berkshire County way" The
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A RECEPTION IN LONDON.

eliminate between good and bad men, and recognize
that there were good men in all political parties
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
A HIGHER TEMPERATURE PREVAILING THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY.

A HIGHER TEMPERATURE PREVAILING THRouEn~
oUT THE COUNTRY
Washington. Feb 22rhe weather is fair IN Eastern.
Northern and Western districts. In the Central anu
So ihern Mississippi Valley there Is general cioc''n
and scattered showers Of small amount reporeu' ~
pressure has fallen all parts Of the country eA'p "
Central and Northern Rocky Mountain dis'r'c''' 49,
ce,,-e ~ an extensive area high pressure o" '
South Atlantic coast The barometrlc depress'o" 80
twen,--four hours ago in Western canaoi ia"
eastward to the Upper Missouri Valley. r'o" 80 =.
press.on a belt Of low pressure ex'ehos SUI"
Western Texas A second area OF hish press" "
ira, IN Idaho There been general rise III Emp
,,ra ov.- al, parts the country. excerpt '"' 800
>,o,,,o,, -ocion and Southern Florida Inc 'e"p 49,
=, IN ahove the normal west OF tho mississippi anu N.Y."
-, ,h Ohio but still remains below the season ~'s.
" ,,a,,,c coast districts Fair ard warmer weatnsr
~ ,nd,ratsd in the Atlantic coas ols'0 -. c- ari
~ inui' with scattered showers IN the ~wes ~
,ioos W,s.isspp Valley. the Ohio Nslity a;u ,s ,ene
tentIai these districts VIII aiso III
reeiohs r,se Further west fair weather. WIZ" "eaiV
.,a, Iorary temperature, Is indha'e"
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
r.. Nav England and Eastern New-york. fair ca
,,or weather: sou hvsesterly winds
E,r Western Pennsylvania and Western Ne"-iork' iaT
a warmer; increasing ooudlness at night; sou'ncfV
winds.
-o,,,.>-r yOcAr. DESTINATIONS
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ACCIDENT TO a GUNNER At WEST poINT.

Yves: Point, y. Y. Feb. 22-Whlle firing the Ma
,lonal salute here to-day the breechbloch blew OUT
OF ono OF the guns and the right arm OF James
c~ovar OF the ordnance detachment. from his body
Other INJURIES when he sustained are such that he
VIII probably not recover
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TIE DAY KEPT BY AMERICANS ~ BERLIN
Berlin Feb. 22-Johr y. Jackson, United Stat =
Charge G'Anaifes entertained the American colony
in Berlin AT his official residence this afternoon IN
celebration Of washingicn's Birthday The WASH
ington's Birthday banquet which was to have been
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

TRIBUNE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
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The settlement has already more than met every
expectation. Its usefulness 10 the seminary In
stimulating a practical and intelligent interest
in social and human conditions is unquestioned
Its power for good In the ne.ghborhoOd has been
demonstrated.
The council appeals TO all who arc in sympathy
with this form OF pracca, Christianity TO lend their
aid IN carrying on the work: |. BY Joining one OF
the following classes OF donors: Ga, Donors o. -. =;
m donors OF $40: c) donor. OF $25 Id donors OF go
(e) donors Of 500: % donors OF sums above WV.
Those giving S. annually gre eigti TO meHotss-
shin I'm The association, those giving 500 TO lie
membership. The council welcomes the smaL.e ~
sum but Il ventures ask those who are apie 10 20
so 10 enroll themselves in one OF the ntermeoa,e ol
higher Glasses .. BY circulating THIS appe' 80
The foll5wing are the officers OF the association:
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NEW oRK STOCK MARX It.

New York, Jan. AFTER an irregu-
lar opening the stock market to-day
forged sharply downward, material
losses being general. The manipula-
ton in tobacco was patent to every one
as the price dropped 81 per cent to
1914 as against an advance of that ex-
tent yesterday. The dealings in the
stocks were quite heavy. The discour-
aging condition of the anthracite coal
trade rendered the stocks of the lead
ing producing and carrying companies
vulnerable to attack and the group
slunped all around, \. j. Central lead
ing with a drop of 35b per cent. Fur
thermore, the unsettled feeling abroad
owing to a possible crisis growing out
of the trouble in the Transyaal and
the suggestion ofcontinued delay in the
announcement in the method of dis
posing of the issue of government bonds
all had influence in depressing prices.
The final sales recorded losses in the
grangers, l.. and N, and other usually
active stocks equal to 1Gu2 per cent.
The volume of business was above the
recent average.
The market for railway and miscel-
laneous mortgages to-day was slightly
more active, considering the limited
session.
The dealings were irregular but
weakness predominated. Reading is
sues were freely sold, inferentially in
connection with the reorganization
programme. The total sales were
$4,000.
NEW YORK Jan. 4-Mcn.y on call
4@5 per cent; last oan per cert. closed
per cent. r line mercantile paper
noniaal at 90 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business In
banker b lis at s9LG.4 SOB for de-
m nd 4. S7s1qt4 sSf i 60 days ] osted rate
4 s80s4 ~ nd 80 "A 9053 Commercial
bills 4SsM Bar silver GfM. 81 yer Ger
Mficates 67G67a Mexican do.lars 52s1 Gov
ernmeDt DO d. tea y. Stae bonds dull
Rail- oad ronds weak.
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January 4

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Firm; spring patents s. leg
g. 5; straighs $s.40@s. So, winter patent
s. 40s $50. winter It. aighr IS 20@3 50; ex.
port bakers % 0o@22s. WHEAT No. 2,
slring, a7H@57sx; No 3: spring 55a57 No,
J red, f0S M021z Corn-No. .. white 25sl;
No. 8 elbow :. Oaus-No. 2, IN No. 2
white 91<G1915 o. 3, white 17Ml9. Rye
No. 9, 80. Barley No 2, nominal 80.
8 81. 81; No. 4, nominal Flax-s eed--No.
|, S14. Prime Timothy seed $3 SIN. PORK
mess, p Dbl, 30 o.. Lard-pef le0 lbs
5.376 Short b sizes QooseJ - 8 a. 40;
dry-salteo shoulders (boxsd) 4S@4M short
clear (boxed) sXG4M. Whiskey, distillers'
finished goods, per gallon. $l.22.
~kw YnsA
NEW YoRK. Jan. 4 Flour stror e; city
patents 90 9O04.15; winter paten Us - 500
365 ipy mill clears $50 90, winter
strsights $3.S0@3.4O, Minnesota patents
g. 0.k3.45; winter extras ~ 6503.0U; Min
nasoJa BAKERS ~ 70Ot3. 0; winter low grade
q. 20@2 90; spring low grades 81 so
Rive fiour quiet; superfne ss.55G2.75;
fsncy 81 7542 81.
Buckwheat -four quiet at s1.30; buck
wheat qui- 1T 38440
Corn meal dull; yellow western coarse
67@9o5 brandyw1ne s225.
Bsriey Firm; western ssG<5 good
TO choice -.
Barley malt Dull; western 1896
Wheat-Spot 8 rong; No. sd In st&rs
Northern 67N delivered; No hard 69T
delivered; oprions-No. 2 red, Januar.
losed -; February closed -; g arch closed
=; Ma67, closed 6714, July s. i1-l6@o7,
closed 66N.
Corn-spot firm; No. 2, 34% in ele-
vstor: S5X afoaC; yellow -; steamer
mixed 81 options-January 54H@34ss;
closed BAN: February 34h @34x closed BAN;
May 1894 9-l6, closed 341a; July closed
35A.
Oats SCOT firmer; No. 2, 231s; No. Q de.
VERDI 2419; No 3 221s; No 2 white 24h,
No. white 231s; track white .2.@271s,
options-Jaruary closed AN; February
closed 231z March closed 23ss. May closed
"a
Feed dull.
Hay Firm; shipping 7oz75; good to
choice 85N5sl.
hops Weak; State, common choice
1894 crop, 21Sl5; 1895 do ago; Pacific
coat, 1894 crop, 3@M5; 1895 crop 4ai0.
Hides-Dull; California, IL; Galveston,
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=. =. l..
SeabnarC h;r-ll5se
sehadnlr m Effect May e. 1885
TRAINS LEAya RALEn+f

t:2S A NJ. DAILY.
Atlanta Spf-ctal' Pullman Vestihn4e
Henderson, Ne do1. perers"uI. Gir
mond, W4.Eiugtcr, b4ttiIars TLi.t.
phia, New YORK. and Eli coipt. nor-h &;
fet drawing rnom sleapers 4n' u;lp
coaches Atlanta &c Washington, 1sri
cars Washington to New Yors pull,u.
sleeping GER Monroe to poTtsn outG. 3
rfves at Washington 30.4E o. 81!
more 10 noou, rhilatelphfa ~ . IL. n
York 4:58 III. also F0r ''o-1sDl nth. "
folk, old Point arr ios.Al ats:ion. @szh1
u Roanoke railroad.
l1:3l =. NJ, i,Atl.N
FOR Henderson Weldon. Suffolk, Pop
month, Norfolk and intermediate station.
conpecissar portsIncntb with bHy In, +.
Old Poiut and Baltimore w7tt Sarfr
Washington Steamboat company to- Hp-
layton; With n Y z Ii " railroad t0r ~
.feipnia and points north. also ~ Eel.1,
with Atlantic Coast Line for Richn,1n
Washington. Baltimore. Phtlate, uhtl a.
New York, ard with Scotland Neck Pr
for Green vile " ashjngt0u ana Plym8u
Pullman slYepin1 ear Atlantis tn For
mouth
5:}5 a n IjAILY,
Arlsuba Special" Pullman Vestibuie fa
Southern Pines, Hamlet Wilmtlgtt n, Mol
roe, Charlotte, Chester, linton II, enwno,.
ADfTgti4c. 42btttIEy Abf20Jd, .13fCu. NOE
essosarV. Mobile, New Orleans. Ghatanooas
MELVILLE. Nerlpnis aud sill points scutl
and southwest. through Pullman Buffe
Sleeper and DAY COACHES Washington {
Atlanta, connecting directly at Union d.
pot, Atlanta, with diverging lines, ais
Pullman sleeping Car Portsmouth &c Nor
roe.
$40 E 81. DAILY
For Wilmington Charlotte ;taegte
a ArT 81
mediate stations Connects at Union shs
tion Atlanta, with dlvergipg lines. Pm.
man sleeping car Portsmouth, 10 A5lsrc
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH:
3.3s p III DAILY
From Portsmouth ard points north
Bay Line, ard n Y p and n Railroad Z
tersbtrg, Richmond aad Washfnpt>sa ~
points north via Atlanta Coast Linz. asr
from Gr~euville, Plymouth, Wasnfngtn7
and eastern Carolina points VIA Weldon
t:2l 4 IL, DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman Vesrii,a
from atlanta, Athens, ADbevills, Gree
wood. Chester anf points south.
l1:So A N DAILY,
From Charlotte, Athens, Atlant~ aa
Intermediate stations.
The Atlanta Special leaving k4le,4
at 5:35 N, makes close connection a. Hsa
let for Bennettsville, Darlington, Charlie
ton; arriving at Charleston at 500 . ?,
also at Monroe for Charlotte, Shelby an
Lincolnton. Also for Wilmington a.
...l stations G. G. r. r.
sG2 and 403, ATLANTA Special" o.
solid Pullman Vestbuie trains, con- g5sa
of magnificent day coaches and Pals
drawing room Buffet sleepeTs befws
Washington and Atlanta without ehanx
on which there is no extra fsrp charged
For Inform alton relative TO scedules, o.
apply ~ ticf.er aA'oot or n >. I4ear0, < & &
aals.gh, n e.
Iihh p. WlNUER
General 4za,l.s re-
{. j. ANDKRS ~,
6e5sGral Passenger Agent,
r. 81 JOHN tFice- p~,,ejrert
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Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon 3 - p III, Halifax 4 0G D m, ar
riv- : Scotland Neck 3 p IN, Gu eenville 81
p m, kinston Is y m Returning leaves Kim
ston % a m, GreenFilie s y q IN, arriving Mt
HALIFAX II 90 III, We don IL 20 m daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains on the Washington Branch leave
Washington 10 Il IN, arrives Parmel, s 40 a
m, Tarboro 3 30 IN, feturnng leaves Tar
Doro 40 p IN Paimele 10 p M, arrive Wash.
in4 ton 50 p m, daily excerpt Sunday. Con.
meets with trains on scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tar ORC daily, except Sun
day at 30 p m. Sunday 3 90 m: arrives
plymouth on p m, % p m; returning leaves
Plymouth daily, except Sunday, q 90 IN,
sunday . 80 Il III; arrives TarboIo 10 - IN
and III 45a m.
Train on Midland e. Branch leaves
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday, 6 O5 a m, ar
irving Smit field : 80 IL IN: returning leaves
Smithfield 500 Il IN; arrives at ooldsb TO
8 30 m
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount NJ 40 p IN, arrives Nashville IS % IN,
Spring Hope 80 IN; returning leaves
spring Hope 00 a m, Ma hville IS II IN, ar.
rives at Rocky Mount 0J m, daily, except
Sunday.
Trains on Latta Branch, florence r r.,
leave Latta 40 p m, arrive Dunbar 30 m,
Clio %: returni < Clio 6 10 Il IL, Dunbar 3 30
a IN, arrive Latta 20 ii IN, daily, except Sun
day.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw
for Clinton daily. except Sunday, at 10 p
III; retui ming ltayes Clinton at 70 a IN.
Train No - makes close connection at
Wei ION for all points north daily, all rail
via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via
Portsmouth and Bay Line. Also at Rocky
Mount with Norfolk & carolina X for Nor.
folk daily and all points north via Norfolk,
daily, except sunday.
JOHN r DIVINE. Genl supt.
j. X kFNLY, Gent Manager.
L. NJ EN- RsoS, Traffic Manager
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TOR CASH-Stocks or parts OF stocks OF
Il merchandise bought at reduced price.
Partis in need of funds, address "Spot
Cash, care of News and Observer All COR
sponedence confidential
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q aas lis, 12;Buenos Ayres dry, 20 lbs.

q t025 u.s., 12;Buenos Ayres dry, 20 lbs.,
u ,eatber-Quiet; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres, light and heavy weights, 81; acids
slh @S4. ., 49, ,saoo
pulled 1926
Coal-Dull
Reef Quiet; family s10O0@12 90; ex-
ira mess IS; beef hams $15 5O@$ o; packet
s9@I0.5O city extra India ress Sl6M1S.
Cut meats-Essy; picked bellies ~
s5; shoulders 81; hams s@S1t.
l4ard-Quiet; western steam closed n
$40 ask ed opt ons Jan uar y S. As, nomi
nal: refined firm to the continent 81 Is;
South American $6.40, compound 4sl@
Pork Strong r; mess s9.25G9.5o; short
clear s10.50Mll IS; family $40 20
Butter-Steady; Western -; do. cream
cry lo(024: do. actory lIQ17 h1G4us ~;
imitation creamery IA 4 ~, State dairy lz@
21: do creamery lS 8,3
Cheese-Steady;la large State 7A@10. small
7&@101s; part skins 81 full Skins 2@3.
a.Sgs-Steafy; @5tabe ana PeuysS lVss,4Ia
24@l6 i e-house 1920, Westerp fresh
20 25 Southern 2l@4A
Tallow Weak; city (sS per packsge)
go; country packages 1ree) 81
Petroleum tt ady; Uniteo closed 1.49
bid
Rice Steady, domes tic fair to extra
9Tm6: Japan $780,
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans open
kettle good to choice 29vG SO
Pig Iron Weak; Southern &12@1s.0O;
Northern 200@i4.00.
Copper-Weak; broke 8 10; exchange $40
@10.121s.
Lead--Weak; brokers $500; exchange
So 74@3.10
Tin-rirmer; straigbts sl2s5@1295
plates w ak.
1,pelter--Dull; domestic $3 go.
Co ton seed OH Inactive; prime crude
81: b mills 1921; eff grades 20 q
%; butter grades % q: pine summer yell
low 261S ar: eff summer yellow 27@2.A
prime white 31432
Coffee Spot Rio weak: No Z. 141
mild dull and easy; Cordova III @1S
Sugar-Raw mr. n: fair refining 3&
centrifugal, 96-test "a refined firm; n ],
s, 9l6; No. z, Al; 8, 4 Z 10; NO. 9, Az
No 10, sic; No. Il, ~; No. IL, 4 3-l6; No
| 10, AZ; No IA, 41-i6; Mould A 5A standard
A AZ; confectioners' A ~; cut loaf 5&
crushed So; powdered 81; granuiated s.
cubes sd.
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FUTUIEs.


January T.
Uoeton-Middling quotations.
Norfolk steady s, 2,75S bales.
oa.GIi1-o.- nuii, or, - Dalce
Boston quiet. Is, 4 ~ bales.
Wilmii,s ION quiet, ~, - bales.
philadelphia gu es, 5 9 9, Is bales
5avapnsb quiet, TIL 2,670 bales.
New Orleans q Ter, 81, - bales.
Augusta arm, ~, l03 GALES.
UhArieoyou eauy, ~, 59s bales.
New York EASY, 5 10, Z bales.
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BALTIAORE

BALTIMORE. Jan. 4-Flour--Dull
Western superfine &245@2.6; do extra
81. 1898. 90; family s.. 1898. SO; winter wheat
patent 81 So; spring wheat, patent -;
do. spring - spring wheat straight g. ss
as SO.
Wheat Strong: spot and January 67G
67h; March 6sm6s1s; Nav 6Ssl G69; steamer
No. 2 red 65@65A; Southern wheat by
sample e6@67 do on grade 63A @56M.
Corn-Firm; spnt and January 32H a
a2A; Febru ry 3Ssl@33: March 330e31
May ~ bid; steamer mixed 3i& South,
80
Oats Firm; No. Q white western 2i@
241; No 2 mixed western do 22k@
Rye Dull; No Q, Al; No. west
ern
Hay--Very firm; ch ice Timothy :l5.5 q
1900
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Fridays Remarkable Advance
offs Ia Per Cent Lost.
THE MARKET MANIPULATED
An Unsettled Feeling Both at
Home and Abroad.
COTTON SEVEN POINTS LOWER
[ Liverpool Advces Were Better Than
was Expected and the Demand for
Spot Cotton Unusuai---Grain
and Provisions Active
and Provisions Active.

New York, Jan. 4.-The cotton mar
ket opened lower, receipts running
ahead of expectation, Fall River adj
vances unsatisfactory and local CON
tingent disposed to raid the market.
Liverpool advices were better than
looked for in view of the weakness
shown by our market yesterday. Pri-
vate cables stated that selling was ar
rested in the English markets by an
improvement in consolidated follow
ing more reassuring reports from
south Africa. The bullish feature of
the public cables was the unusual de
mand for spot cotton. The market
closed quiet but steady at net loss
of points.
EFw YDRF
NEW YORK J,nury Eonon-Spot
Closed easy; m'adling uplands s ZIG; mid
ding gulf 10; sales 95 bales
Futures opened ste dy saies 2, 100 bales,
Futures closed quiet and stead sale l05,-
20 ba'es.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-The grain markets
were all active and strong to-day, the
bullish tendencies of traders being
especially apparent in the wheat pit.
May wheat touched 60ss, the highest
mark for some time, and closed with
a net gain of "a over yesterday.
Corn and oats advanced u and IA
n respectively. Provisions, after
opening strong and higher, lost nearly
all opening advance and closed practi-
cally unchanged from last nights
closing.
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NEW ORLEANS.
LIVERPOOL.

LIZ RRPtOL January 44l5 NJ
Cottob-Spot, fair derand prices loEer:
American mi ID ing cir 5; e cd midaling
All is: American middl ny 10 80: lew
middiing ~; g cd ordinary ~; ordip AIRY
43-16.
Sales Of the lay were 10 go bales, OF
which l, . bales were for CIRCULATION and
export, and ,cluded 5000 bales Amen
can. receipts 800 bal 3. $50 Amerie an.
sprLres improved. after the ming
give way. closed quiet Tut steady ct he
dec,iae.
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RALEIGH TO6 4CCC MARKET.
REPORTED BY j. e. MEADOWS.
NAVAL STORES.

NEw YORK, Jan Eosin quiet;
strained. common 70 pond 81 65eai. ~;
Turpentine- Quiet at s0G3nk.
CHkRLEsTOE, Jan. 4.-Eosin firm,
at 8. 10M125
Tnrpentin.-D all. at 261I
WILMINGTON, Jan. 4-Rosip steady:
strained 81 80; good strained / 8 IS. Spir
it, nothing doing Tar steady at 80
virgin 81 so
SAVANNAH, Jan. 4--Suirfts turpentine
steady at IN; sales 0
Rogin firm. water white So Is: win
dow glass e CON, ss70; NJ, sc Is: K 81. 90; |
1.70: Fl, sl6; G., $3.50: f. s1.40; e, 1885,,
ID, s1.25: G. t1.I5.
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Sale of Valuable City Property

8 attorney for Eliza Donaldson, trustee
and by virtue of deed of trust to her from
+. Faison and wife, | shall expose to pub
lie sale at the court house door in Raleigh
on Monday, January 9th, 1896 Mt Il O'Clock
m, the house and lot belonging to +. r.
Faison, on Edenton street. in the city of
Raleigh.
This is one Of he most desirable pieces OF
property in Raleigh, f. onting 97L feet on
Edenton street and running back $50 feet,
with lane to Halifax street. The house in
in perfect condit on, with >, water and
sewerage.
will also expose to sale al the same time
and place the house ana los of z f. Faison
on HALIFAX street, in the rear of above lot,
fronting 90 feet tn Halifax street, and run.
ming back 05 feet
For further information apply to
&. NJ BUSBEE, Atty.
Raleigh, N. C., Dec 18th
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STOCKH0LDeas' MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders o.
the Raleigh Cotton Mills will be held ut the
mayors office Wednesday, January Sth,
ls9t, at y O'Clock IN.
Transfer books viii be closed Tuesday,
the "a j = WYNNE Sec'y
Raleigh, n c., Dec %, 1895
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For Goldsboro
ARRIVE AT RALEIGH, N. o.

Daily
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RALEIGH, N. O.
Pm From Atlanta, CharIo&&e.
Daily Greensboro aud all points south.
$500 From Greensboro and all points
A M north and south. Sleeping ssr
Daily Greensboro to Raleigh.
Pm From Goldsboro, Wiimtnghs
4:O5 Fayetteville and all points In ss
tern Carolina.
1925 FROM New York, WaahingtG
A M Lynchburg, Danville, GresN
boro.
900
Pm
and
900 From Goldsboro and SD poinss
Am east
Daily
ex Sum
Local freight trains also carry passsn
gers.
Pullman cars on night train frow
Raleigh to Greensboro, and on nornira
train from Greensboro.
Double daily trains between K IeiSa
Charlotte and Atlanta. Quick tine: uRax
celled accommodation
c l. Hopkins T p a, Charlotte, NO
j VI CULP, " A TgRg,
Traffic Mgr -~>~ Gen Pass Aga
w b GREEN, Washington, y q
aenerl Sup't.
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YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
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