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al fractional gains on the day. The
trading in railway and miscellaneous
bonds to-day lacked feature but prices
were well Sustained. Governments
ruled weak and lower on sales of $685.
600.
NEW YoRK, June q. Money on eall
firmer at X 2 per cent; last ioaa ~
closed at 13S42 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 41516 pee cent. Sterling Sehai1ge
ier, with actual business ID bankers.
bills at 4 SS5p&. $50 for demand and
4S7DASTA fer so days Posted rates IS
MEss1S and 4S904 S91S. Commercial
bills S6s{. Bar silver 6S}s. silver Ger.
tihcates 69%@63M Mexican delIgrs
Government bonds firm State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds finn
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of I. C..
Robertson, deceased, / hereby notify
all persons having claims against his
estate to present them to me at Neuse,
Wake county, or TO my attorney, for
settlement ON or before the LIST day OF
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Notice

Sealed proposals will be received
until Tuesday, June 80, 1896. for the
erection of the first story of annex, on
north side of building of the colored
department of d., ID. and Blind at Raj
eigh, N. C. The brick will be furnished
bv the institution, all other material
to be furnished by the contractor.
Plans may be seen upon application
to j. N. Briggs, chairman of building
committee. The right is reserved to
reject all bids or any part of them.
W. II. RAND, Steward
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, June 24.-The most striking
feature of the days trading in wheat
was its extreme narrowness. Dull
markets are usually weak and to-day's
was not an exception. September
wheat closed at decline of AMas.
Corn and oats were both very heavy
and declined about "a cent each. Pro-
visions improved trifle, pork making
a 10 cent gain.
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, June 24.-4:15 p. NJ
Cotton spot, fair demand; prices lower;
American middling, fair, 4 5-16; good
midding, 1-16; American middling,
3 1916; ordinary, 1882.
Sales of the day were 10000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation and
export, and included 9,700 Americans;
receipts 1000 bales, including 3,100
American.
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June "a.
Opening. Closin

Cash QnOCabI0na were IS rols5Y75;
Four Dali WheaG--ko. q, spring
56k No. ., spring as, 30. Z red, 5l&@
5011. Ccrn-NG. z. wAl5e 27ls% 2 q: $50. z
yellow L. Oats No. 2. I5M: No. 2 white
ls1S@lSH, NO. 3, white 181181S. Rye No.
Q 81. Barl9y--Eo. 2 nominal, No. 3, t oh
223s csc, 40. 4, fob 90 Flax-seed No, |,
20 Prime Timothy seed 500 Fork
mess, per Dbl s t,l03715. Lard-per 10y
lbs s405040716 Short rib sidea ti0g SCI
s3.70@ 8 rs; dry-saltad shoulders (boxed) 81
8t1f. short clear sides (boxed1 31Q4
Whiskey, distillers finished goods per gal
lon. ST. "a.
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RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
HUBBARD BROS. & cos LE1vrEI

HUBBARD BROS. & co.'s LETTER.
New York, June (Spscial)-
Showers are reported from southern
and eastern Texas. with the effect OF
bringing about the liquidation of
weakly held cotton in all the markets.
resulting in a decline to the figures OF
jane 10th for the new crop deliver
les. They have also had the effect
of increasing the bearish feeling in
the cotton market, although the weekly
government report shows a deteriOra-
ton in the condition of the crop dur
ing the week. 1t is generally held by
the trade that poor crop adyices will
not bring buying orders, as the belief
in large yield is SO general that specu-
lation will not appear as a factor and
therefore the market will gradually
decline. This opinion is almost uni
versally held, despite the approach of
the critical season for the crop and
the small supply which we will enter
the new cotton season with. The mar
ket displayed weakness during the af-
ternoon. under the continued liquida-
ton for long accounts on reports from
New Orleans that showers were re-
ported from San Antonio and Waco
There were also reports from Boston
that the print cloth mills would close
alternate weeks during the summer
months. These reports closed the mar
ket weak at he lowest prices of the
day and the trdde expects a lower
market in the morning
HUBBARD BROS. q CO.
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SUGAR WENT WILD
And All Speculative Interest
Was Conferred in 1t.
DECLINED THREE POINTS
A Reaction Left it Off at rs
Per Cent Loss.
TONE OF THE MARKET STRONG
Notwithstanding Unsatisfactory Reports
From the South Cotton Closed
at Loss of 7 to 10
Points.
DECLINED THREE POINTS
TONE OF THE MARKET STRONG

New York, June 24.-The unexpect-
ed steadiness of Liverpool this morn
ing despite American weakness yes
terday resulted in slight advance
early but further rains in Texas, with
reports of IS inches fall at Longyiew,
soon started free local selling and
prices yielded, lazily declining Gas
points during the afternoon. .Addi-
tional reports of showers in eastern
Texas created a still weaker feeling in
the afternoon, inducing liquidation a
mong room traders. Reports from the
eastern portion of the cotton belt have
been somewhat less satisfactory owing
to insect injury and lack of sunshine.
The close was barely steady at the
lowest of the day 7@10 points net loss.
NEW YORK.
New York, June 24-Cotton Spot
cotton closed dull and unchanged;
sales, none.
Futures opened steady; sales 1900
bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales
1G0 OO0 ha1nC
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June "a Flour; city
mill patents $4,000 As; 70 clear
$a.CO Minnesota patents $3.50@3 95 !;
Minnesota bakers $2.65O2 90; spring
low grades s2.1002 80 winter s3.7O@3 80,
winter stratghta q. z0G345; winter pet
ents s3.70@s.aO. winter extras s2.15@2.o0.
winter low grade 10000 90; city mill
clears
outhern fur steady at SO 35.
Rye -four steady; supertine s2.60ee2.7O;
fancy 81. 75ga2.90.
Corn meal qui {; yellow western coarse
65; city mill 81, brandywine Sal
Rye JUL; No. western 5S93s,
State ---.
BarIey--Dull; western mailing n min IL;
feeding 33l355s; choice -.
Barley malt Nominal; western 450Ds5
Wheat-Spot dull No. led in store and
elevator - aaeaC -, t oh -. NO. Ncrrh-
ern 65k afio It. 10 hard 67skN67Es Q b
afioat; options--No. 2 red June closed 62H
July. SO 11-160G3, closed 62E August closed
834; September IS 1663& closed $685.; DC
tober -; December ssh @65B.
orR-Spot dull No. 2, "a In elevator; 81
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NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, June 24.-Cotton fn-
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, dull, "a; 2 bales.
Baltimore, nominal. 75s; - bales.
Boston, quiet, rs; - bales.
Wilmington, firm, 71s; - bales.
Philadelphia, quiet, rs; " bales.
Savannah, dull, Z; bales.
New Orleans, quiet, 6 1916; bales.
Augusta, steady, 71s; - bales.
Charleston, quiet 7; Sc bales.
New York, dull. rs; - bales.
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Programmes

Never in our history have ~,
had access to such hanSSsas>
designs in Illuminated and sss
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invitations

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We ask the patronage OF our NsEss
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-14
CastOria.

''Castoria isso we'll adapted to children that
Irecomn'eud it as superior 10 any prescription
Known to ne" II. y. ARCHER, =. D..
III So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, y. y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-14
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies of groceries, provisions, meat and
fuel delivered at the State Orphan S
Home for six months from July Ist 1896,
will be received up to June 22'd 1896, ac-
cording to the list now on file, in the Of
flee of the Secretary All articles to be
first-class OF their kind and to be delivered
in such quantities and at such times as
the Superintendent may direct, quantity
varying each month as required. All
articles not Satisfactory TO. be returned at
the contractors expense. Bids to be di-
rctcd to the Secretary of the Board of
Directors of the, State Orphan Home, Car
son City, Nevada, up to June p, 1896, at
I P NJ at which time the bids will be
opened and considered Tue Board re-
ser. e the right to reject any and all bids,
II. &. CUTTING,
u. Secretary of Directors
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s' The use Of Castori2' is 50 universal and
fzS merits 50 we'll known that it .ee9lS a work
Of supererogatlon TO endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
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New York City.
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Every body InviteI.
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CastOria.

castoria cures Cole, ConstipatioA
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Without injurious medication
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lct!lCf! ICE:!

Doc. Benton is now supply ing the
finest ice that was ever harvested in this
city. It is the pure Carson viver pro-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-06-14

A fresh invoice of Sweet Premium
Hams, the choicest in the market At
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rreshyteria0 services Ill b4 he,I il
Masoulc Hall today at he usual hours
morning AMI evening The morning
service will he devoted to the chil!reu,
who will take part in the exercises
All ate welcome.
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GRAND
4ITI-E OF JULY
PICNIC.
A
COOKS
= r OWE

= GAMI5 OF ALL SORTS .
Boat Rarjog. and Hors" Racing,
Bicycle Rae, and Ladies' Race
Tug of War between Ca son Il E"pjre
Foot Racing and Dauring.
Thc B,st Of musi. has heen engaged
with ali be- latest Music Of the day.
Admission to Grnu"ds and Hall:
Gentlemen 81. By.s ~ ce"ts, Ladies
free.
ENerNhndN InXitel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-09
HETTY GREEN'S SAFE.
She HsyS o11o Rent Rather Than Sell Of
Give = Away.

Give = Away.
Just before her departure for the
west Mrs. Hetty Green went into her of.
fee in the Stokes building in Cedar
street, New York. and put an extra lock
on the door to prevent thieves FROM
carrying off her s,O0o-pound safe.
In this safe Mrs. Green keeps her ne.
eeipts, money and papers, and, most i'm.
portant of all, the political advices she
receives from her son. who Is now shap
ing the politics of the state of Texas.
Mrs. Green's physician ordered her tc
go west to regain her shattered health.
Previous to her departure she sat in heI
little Office and figured the expenses OF
the trip. First she thought she would
suitcase the Office while she was away,
but then remembering the old safe
which had been her friend during 20
years she decided the tenant would also
have to rent the safe.
After trying for nearly two weeks
she found she could not rent II, and, az
she would not sell, she carefully busted
the old safe, coveredAit with a piece Of
cloth, and, putting an extra lock on the
door, took her departure for the west
Since that time she has been paying
s116.75 q month rent for the Office Just
to keep the safe IN its accustomed place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-09
VIEWS OF MARTINELLi.

Cardinal saesAfs Successor Tazhs 81 Hh
Coming Soieurn In ADeriea
His exceuency, the Most nev. D.. Mar.
tinelli. archbishop of Ephesua. recently
appointed delegate apostolic to the
United States In Succession 10 Cardinal
Satolli, was In Dublin on brief visit
30 the branch of the order Of St. Angus
tine there. Of which he Ks the general.
Questioned as TO the duration Of his
mission, he replied he did know how
long he would remain in Ame fca a
delegate apostolic. II GO as any other
delegate" hs added IL am there az the
disposal of the holy father. There Is no
fixed term Of once for an apostolic dele
gate" He went on to shy. IN reply to
further questions. that be intended t.
make Washington his headquarters.
Approached On the labor questiso snd
asked whether he had any special In
structions in reference TO IL, DR.. Mar
tincli replied: "No: the world already
knows the views of the pope ca the Ia
Dor question. have no special riss;on
in connection with it"
Questioned as TO the length Of Car
dinal satolli's stay in America after his
arrival. he said: IT do not know e1-
act,y how long be will remain. He Is
awaiting my arrival. and probably after
week, more or less. viii leave for
Rome Cardinal satoili win receive the
cardinals hss at the ccnsistory 70 Be
held in November or December"
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Is machine differing in some particG-
lars from the one he formerly con-
structed. The new Maxim machine win
be quite large, and will be capable Of
carrying q man t. control It. It's prac-
teal trial viii BE- watched with great
interest. Mr.. Maxim's experiments
have been conducted partly along the
same general lines as those which Sec
Rotary Langley conducted. Thus far.
however. he has confined his expert
ments to machines held down to Q
track. Secretary Langley said that he
had ne further experiments in view at
the present time. He has demonstrated
that flying machine can fly ty actual
~ having flown one. He concludes 10
leave to others the work Of practical
ly applying to commercial uses The
principles which he has established.
His experiments developed all the es-
sential features Of flying machine
and some that would not be essential
In commercial machine. The con-
struction of a flying machine on = ccm-
mercial scale is now only q question
OF money, Secretary Langley says.
Though he may conclude to make fur
Their experiments, the matter il at q
standstill for the present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-09
FORTUNE AWAITS MISS BESSIE.
Pleasing Romance In Life of fsoAg Wis
oonsiA 00rmnn Girl

Pleasing Romance In Life Of rsoAg Wis
oonsia 0ermna Girl
It develops that romance surround.
the life Of Miss Bessie Smith, who few
days ago left Richland Center. Wis, foo
Nuremburg, Germany, where a fortune
of $500, 900 awaits her
Bessie was born in Germany Is years
ago and came TO this country with her
parents when only one year old. Soon
after their arrival the parents died &ad
the baby was adopted by the late C. 81.
Smith, who died few month ago while
serving his second term as insurance
commissioner of Minnesota and whose
remains we're brought here for burial.
Mrs. Smith still resides here.
Not until her 18th birthday anniver.
sary did she know that her real name is
Barbara Schenck and that she was born
IN Germany. Recently. through letter
from her uncle, Carl Supe, of Nuerm.
burg, and through friend of her uncle,
who resides in Chicago. she learned OF
her good fortune as sole heiress to the
wealth of both her uncle snd grand
mother, who is now 50 years cid and who
desires to see Bessie before she dies
It is her expressed wish thst Bessie
should proceed at once TO Germany.
The girl viii come into the property
when she is 81 years of age, the legal age
In Germany.
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HISTORY OF CHICAGO CRIME.

Old Record OF the Criminal Courts Dat
Ing Back so 1881 Unesrthed.
An old courthouse record Of Chicago
was discovered among the books in the
vault in the Office of Clerk Of the Grim
inal Court Magerstadt the other day
The book passed through the Chicago
fire and was used after that time. Itx
first page opens with the January term,
1887, of the recorders court, and the
closing pages contain the proceedings
Of the November, 1871, term of court.
The names of Justice i. s. Milliksn
and Justice King appear IA the early
years and toward the clese the name
of Justice Scully is found. A complete
record Of the grand jury proceedings
and trial and disposition of all GRIM
inals was kept in this one book.
At the September term. 1859, - men
were charged with gambling in the Net
ropolitan hotel. but their cases were
continued. Charges Of forgery and
counterfeiting Of "bank bills" appear.
A loose sheet Of pa per in the beck con-
tains the following:
Moved and seconded. that the foreman
Of this jury Go fined I've dollars
ISAAC SPEER. Foreman Pro Tenn"
Nothing in the record indicates who
the foreman was or what be has done to
oooasisn the imposition Of . fine.
Neither - the date given.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-09
HOG ISLAND WASHING AWAY.

Bathing Beach of Ear Hsekaway 0ay
sOsn he Thing Of ths Past
Hog Island, the bathing beach ~ Far
Reckawsy. win, II tie work Of the ocean
at taat Peint continues on hnes that
have been followed fer several years,
soon be thiss of the past TIE ocean
made Hog islsna, and the ocesn has al
most destroyed 1t. A recent esorm swept
completely over the ixAnd, wrscking
and carrying away buildings and shift
ing the sssds Of fis island much nea-e1
shore than they had been. knowing
ones looked at Che changes the nexs
morning ssd agreed that . few more
northeast siHds would Land tie isl=sd
high and dry or the shore 81 the village.
and the surf bathing May then be en-
Joyed without taxing a gail
The shore Of Far keeas~sy usea ts
be Ear bsyosi the presens cutter xhsre
of Hog ixl1sd- Waters Ao~in2 from
Dchb's inlet which is casa Il Far Rock.
away. worked inland a yeaxz sgs ard
cut . hay In the s.nd far back fren the
shore. Tkis BODY Of water woTkes les
wav TO the ocean again wet % Par
gocsszsy. and left az island ss the s-w
oe2ss l.ze- Roth inkss fiIsa up later
and the seiy 81 water sshink The beach
becz-7e a lake AMI remained - for rasry
years Ferry lines we're established 20
0ry 5zfhers - fAs bea<s evsr -