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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
Bailed Out Her Lover.

OAKLAND, CAL, March 6.-Do.ries
Needham, motorman, was arres ed la
night while engaged IN csurting his affi-
anced in the C abot Park. The cause of
his rest was stealing bottle of whisky
from a Temescal saloon man. The officer
learned that he was keeping company
with young lady, and shadowed the
Young lady until it resul ed in finding
her lover. At tho Jail the young lsdv
willingly put up $50 cash bail and went off
with Needham.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
HOW TRANSFORMS
AFFECT POLITICS
Tens of Thousands of Cir
culars Flood the Oak
land Postoffce.
The Storms Prevented the Voters
From Hearing Weighty l
sues D scussed.
So hs Candidates Havs Mailed E!abo.
rate Treatises and Photos to
Every House
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANc1sco CALL, !


908 Broadway. March 6.
The storms of the past week have had
marked effect on the municipal cam paign.
Candidat have not been able to draw
people from their homes to sit in damp
halls and listen to dry speeches, and as
the men who are anxious TO govern the
city for the next two years consider it alb
solutely i'm Imperative that the voters shall
know what they all think, the campaign
has developed during the past three days
into one of literature, which has flooded
the postoffice, tired the mail-carrers and
produced ennui in the voters and caused
the domestics who have charge of front
doorsteps to imperil their future by ex-
pressing their opinions of office-seekers
An actual count shows that twenty can
didates or parties have resorled to the
mails for the purpose of getting their
views before the public. Judging by the
sodden missives that foot passengers have
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
Three of the Cre,r Lost.

LONDON. ENG, March 6.-The British
bark Silberho orn, Captain Gibson, from
Liverpool F bruary % for Victoria. B. c.,
which arrivet in Barry Roads yesterday,
had lost her sails, her compasses were de-
ranged and her steering-gear was dam!
aged Her high bridge and low bridge
had been carried away. She reported the
loss of three mem bers OF her crew.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
OAKLAND ELECTS
NEW OFFICIALS
TOMORROW
Continued from Tenth Page.

J League candidate from he Second Ward |;
Harry GoodceI is The Democratic candi-
date from the Third Ward; Charles w.
Logan is the Democratic candidate from
the Fourth Wa d, and S. Bachrath from
the Sixth Ward. Bachrath was candi-
date for the same Office at the last city
election and was defeated by a small
marlin.
The Democratic nominees for Library
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
Anti-saloon Endorsements.

The following are the candida ates in
dorsed by the "Anti-Saioon Citizens
Movement:
For Mavor-W. R. Thomas.
For City Attorney-W. A. Dow.
For City Engineer and Member Board OF
Public Works-Arthur R. Wilson.
For Councilmen at Large-C. K. Marshall,
A. j. Gregg. B. c. Cuvellier r. Wiand.
For Councilman, Second Ward-F. S. Bodle.
For Councilman Third Ward-M. w. Upton
For Counc lman Fourth Ward-H. G. Walker.
For Councilman, Filth Ward-W. o. Buck
land.
For Councilman, Sixth Ward-D. R. Ford.
For Councilman. Seventh Ward-H. D. Rowe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
FOUNTAIN IN THE PLAZA.
Town Trustees Will Irect One at Sa
Leandro.


Leandro.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 6-Rev. B. W.
Berry OF San Leandro has petitioned the
Trustees of that town for permission to
put drinking fountain in I plaza. The
idea, he stated, has originated with the
Christian Endeavor Society of his church,
and the member intended to put the
fountain in at their own expense. Anum-
Der of other citizens, however, hearing of
the matter, thought that the society
sh uld not be compelled to bear the bur-
den and so a second petition has been pre-
sented and largely signed asking the city
to undertake its erection.
The Trustees have decided to erect a
drinking fountain on the point of the
plaza, which will be for the benefit of citi-
zens only and not for the benfit of beasts
A Stranger in His House.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 6.-Mr. Van
Wye stood at his door this morning with
a gun in his hand, threatening to shoot
any one who attempted to enter or leave
mis- house. The determined man had gone
at Fifth and Market streets, and when he
returned earlier than was expected he
found a strange young man who had been
a schoolmate of his wife in the house.
There was a savage scufle, and the young
man, who had come up from San Jose
specially to make the call, was badly Bit
ten on one hand. Officer Scanlon sue
ceeded In producing peace, aud after the
Young mans hand was dressed he de-
parted for San Jose, and no arrests were
made.
SoIomon's Troubles.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 6,-Old Solo
mon Baumgarten went to his wife's house
to-day and sma-hed in the door. Ths
couple have been divorced, but every now
and then fit OF rage Sc; yes the old man and
he attempts to at his young"ie e. Judge
Ellswortn, while sitting in his chambers.
heard the noise and sen deputy Sheriff
over to restore peace. Baumgarten was
arrested and charged with battery ana dis
iurbance.
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PETITION TO ANNEX.
1t will Be Found at Every Polling
Place Monday.

1t Will Be Found at Every Polling
Place Monday.
OAKLAND. CAL, Marc 6.-The Annex
ation League, which Is working 10 annex
the northern territory, met last night and
prepared their pettion to the City Council.
1t describes the proposed boundaries as
follows:
Berkeley east of Emeryville and west 100 feet
west of College avenue at its intersection with
the Berkeley boundary, soui herly to Florid a /;
thence to he west line of the Prya property (;
thence south TO a pon, 200 feet west of Broad
way; thence to the Roman Catho ic Cemetery (;
and Mountain View to the western boundary
OF Piedmont Sanitary District No. /; thence to
the Or kland city boundary.
Piedmont Sanitary District No. is not in
cluded. nor Is the land of A. D. Pryal.
The league issued the following memo
randum tonight:
Every voter as he casts his vote at the polls
on Monday will be asked to sign the petition
to be presented to the Councti on the annexa-
tion question. AS this movement will do more
to hasten the formation of city and county
government combined, thus ltssening taxes,
the friends OF annexation hope that every
least 20 per cent OF the voters in order tor the
Council to act on 1t.
One or Two Bridges.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 6-The ques-
ton, o. whether there shall be one or lwo
bridges across the estuary Is again attract
ing attention. The lhree railroad com pa
nies most interested all favor two bridges,
but the com mercial bodies OF this city ara
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07
Lady Scotps Early Release Erpected.

Lady ScOtFs Early hefedse ETpected
LONDON, ENG, March 6.-Lady Scott,
who was sentenced to nine months inn
prisonment for libeling her SON. in-law,
Earl Russell, has again been examined
by medical specialist, assisted by the
regular physician of Holloway prison.
The report prom ounces her to be suffering
so much fIom confinement as perma-
nently to affect her health. Her early
release is expected.
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Union Pacific payment to the govern
ment Still another factor was the
news from ALBANY that the Railroad
Commission had extended by two years
the period for equipping freight cars
with automatic couplings in New York
State A number of the speciaties, which
had showed marked strength all day,
took on renewed buoyancy at the close
and helped on the rise. The movement
in the general list was not important.
the trading being in small volume and
representing little more than the cover
ing Of traders short contracts. The
Vanderbilt roads failed to make any
substantial recoveries from yesterdays
depression on account of the unfavor-
able quarterly statements.
Call money loaned as high as per
cent again and did not yield below 3
per cent There was further fall
of "a in the actual rate for demand
sterling and of 1s for cables and long
sterling Demand sterling is now at the
lowest point touched since the gold inn
port movement in September, namely
4.S41A. The rates for money in London
and Berlin are stiffy held and some APP
prehension of a squeeze before January
LIST is reported from London. This
serves to offset the weakness in the ex-
change rates.
The bond market was dull and rather
heavy. Total sales $1,340,000.
United States new As and old As
registered are u lower and the 5's
coupon Il lower bid.
The total sales OF stocks today were
2129OO shares. including Baltimore and
Ohio. 5.4S9: Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 1929; Manhattan L.. 55,456:
Metropolitan Traction, $500; New Jer-
sey Central, 6,4l4; Northern Pacific,
preferred. 5,52S; st. Paul, 9,190; Union
Pacific, 5.4O5: Bay State Gas. 5,140;
Chicago Great Western. 1910; Peoples
Gas, $500; Sugar, 10000.
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NAVAL STORES.

wILAINGToH. N. c., December 23--Spirn
turpentine quiet at 5OA93I; receipts 90
casEs.
Rosn firm strained sl.l5; good stratue
81 %: receipts BOB barrels.
Crude turpentine firm; hard S1.40; soft
l.90: virgin Sl.e0; receipts l66 barrels
Tar firm at sl.05: receipts 744 barrels.
CHARLssToE. 8. c., Dec 20 -Turpentin
firm at 30 bid; 30h asked; sales casks.
Rosin firm; sales 6U0; A, sl.l0; Z, H.l0.
D, s1.l0; u, Lib; II, sl.l5, G, LOO, H, s1.45, l.,
sl.40, K, SLIGO. Nj, $3.50, N, S2.20, window glass
$40 water white $3.50
sAvAESAH, Ga, d G. 23.-Spirlts turpen
tine open,d firm at 30x with sales of "A
casks, closed firm at 81. with further sales
of o7z Casks; receipts 6e6 casks.
Rosin firm; sales 3,903; receipts 5,-0I: A.
81 20; n, $l20; E, sl.25; +, S1.25; q. sl.35; II
$40. ], SLIGO: z. sl.75: NJ, IS, N, $3.50:
window glass 81 Go: water white SS.I5
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Dec. 23.-Several factors
combined in the last hour of trading on
the stock market today to lift it out Of
the dullness and depression which had
been its character all day and to raise
prices quite sharply above last nights
closing level. One of these factors was
the subsistence of apprehension caused
earlier in the day by the closing OF the
Chestnut Street bank in Philadelphia.
Another was that the Joint Tariff Asso-
citation had succeeded in securing meas
ures going to assure the restoration and
maintenance of established tariffs on
live stock, provisions and grain from
western to eastern ports. Another
was the announcement from the Treas
ury Department at Washington that
sufficient amounts of the current SKIES
were being offered for redemption on
December q, In accordance with the
.g6vernment's proffer, to assure relief to
the money market from the scarcity
threatened by the Withdrawals of the
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2:16 A. NJ. DAILY
3:34 p. M. DAILY.

For Wilming ton, Charlotte, Chestss.
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta, and all in.
ternfediate stations. Connects at Unien
station Atlanta. with diverging lines. PAN.
man sleeping car Portsmouth to Atlantis.
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THE AUDIT COMPANY

THE AUDIT COMPANY
CT NEW YORK.
Acting President
AUGUST BELMONT
Vice President.
WILLIAM A-NA-H
Matag
THOMAS L. GREENE.
Chief rone~'ting An it,r
STEPHEN LITTLE
Consulting Engineer.
WILL AM BAR AY Pa RSONs
thief ofEorps of Engineers.
HENRY T. skAMAN.
Secretary and T. .asurer
EDW n T PRIME
DIRECTORS.
Frederic p OlcGtt, MaTceItns s' Hsr,,ev
W. liam A. Nash Geurp,s '.,',,. ~
JnsenH Auerhach, CHM u rvey
George W. Young.
The And1t Company has been aryaniye,
anu Is now IN position tn examine and r.
orr upon the account and II = cial oobdi
S t' ~ GU cor aoLa,I MS cop tnershins ana IN
uIV'u ans ana 10 examine d report upon
Inc physical conditi,n OF raj road mapniac
turing and otter properties
lts services Will be OF v4lue to investor,
DnaDclal institutions borrowers OF mon, ax
directors of corp cations, merchants. Arm,
a. d purchaser of prnIerties " ~
.be 1u'it om any IN HuGinOn TO IL,
ONE rpo' ate overs, auth riz4 bx II,
81 arteI to examine and report upon IN.
physical rs'" iiinn OF Railroads. msnuiscfn,
ing ann other properties
hecognIlhs the Importance OF anu tn.
lack tf e1is ing iacil,iles for, eadi.y obtain
'ng snch formation. the ~ aciors oi tn.
Auult Otnpafy h"ve organized tntS depart
ment WIN the s'me care ana atIen, io,, thai
cave be- n devoted TT the accou ntanttn <ari
menL q -
re Ufnc OF the Company are OF the mrs
floor o. the Equitable uildi, o. lD Rroao
way New fors. | am their SpeclaI SoutnerI
kepI eseEtatfye
PHILIP ~lLlIAMS Avt EFT
Citizens National Bans BuItuinQ
Raleigh. N. g.
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Casn quotations were as follows.

Flour firm. Wheat, No. . spring sS%asqH:
Corn No. 9: q; Oats, ~; Is; No. : wh vi
a,4k. Rye, No. 2, s6Ka4sH. Barley No. 2, 2saa0
g s ~ al 10y. Prime Timothy seed sa:t71;
lbs "a 51h al 60. Short rib sides Qoosel s445
IA 70. Drs ealteo shoulders tnoxed;4$Q4&.
Short clear aides boxed SA.T7h a50C. his
key, dietillers' finished goods per kallon sl.l9.
NEW YORK.
r Ew YORK, Iecember 23.-FIoar opened
gu ct hu, nrmer - city mill patents
ents al0a5.55; Minnesota bakers 4.20a4.40;
winter patents s4.80a510: do. straiRhts s4.SC@
4.6O; winter cv'ras S540ai,00; winter low
Rye -four .uil; superfine $3.50; fancy
st.25
huckwheat -four dull at sl.25al.4O.
Ruckw heat II m at 80 a39.
Corn meal quiet; yellow western 65; city
81: iraI DIVINE sLS Oal 80
Rye steady: No western g.; csr lots SAG
hasi1s fir west.rn teedink = "a "a mating
Wheat, spot MN No. red l0lA sfioaf;
o. hofthern New York 1e2a. options, No.
red Janua 9@hass 9-l6, closed 49,. May
closed 94A: December closed TO- x.
Corn, spot, firm No. Z 3ik 70 b afoat;
options. May s4a a3i&, closed BAN Dec m
Ter closed en-
cats, spof, stronger; No. =. 274ags; options
February closed 70; May closed IS; December
closed 70.
Beef e, sy; family s9.5,alO 90: extra mess
a60so.OO; beef hams y22 Wa22.50: packed 80 w
siU.Ou; city extra India mess $1t.0Gsdl4.6O.
cut meats .asy ptckloO bellies 6a6; do.
picked s"oulaeIs Ia X: do. hams?
ara fri (: veg ern steamed $3.50; city
a 40at4b: ecember 70. nominal; retn.o
quier corti 1.nt st.1t; South American s5-
m'"'nrd @4S.
Pork steaoy; new mess IS 5Oa 90; short clear
'i0.0Uai2.U0: smily $40 a1Q.5U.
"uLItr firm: western oreamerS lSa3z,
do factory l20l7; Elgins %; limits tior
reamery i3aa.o. o.a.e dairy l3a.0 cream
1iv ieazl.
lheese quiet; large white. September.
81; fancy small white, septemuer, 5ay<
lar, coIored September 81 asa; saIaI col
ored eptember, sa9x large do Octobe ~ a
~ snafi 40 october u o1a; light skins ia
~: part skins 4hao, tuli SIX m aa4.
Eggs hrm, tate aud Peai sylvan1a Ella
"a: y estern fresh zOaf4
Potatoes steady; New York S2.lss AXIS
sweets * ~ 10
otlon ueeo oil ct sdy; prime crude ise
III; DO I o b mills ia a51s do summer YET
NV "a. OH summer yeiio. "a. Gutter
III Sa2t: prime winter yellow 81.
Petroleum dull, nited o5 2; refined Ney
York $5.40; Phlladelphia anu Baltimore s5 81
10. in bulk $3.50.
Rosln steady: strained. cor moi 20 Eooe
.4Cal 46.
rurpentin, firm at 33a33l-2.
hlce steady ,4oTnesulc. fan co e1trs shd
80, Japan babx
Molasses eady New Orleans, opc
SetJe good - cLo4ce, tao.
Iabases. Long lslano and Jersey. per 10
53.5Ua4 W.
loie. spot Rio steady: No 7. az.
Su a raw strong; fair renninS az;
40 6,4s-ls; STANDARD A, OK; confectioAers
a, cut loaf 5x, crushed y. Iowcere6
b Ii: granulated *: cubes lie.
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From Norfolk, Portsmouth and poi1M
aorth via Bay Line and N. z. p. and N.
Il. K, Petersburg, Richmond and Was]s.
'ngton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Men
York and Boston. also from Greenvilla.
plymouth. Washington, H. c.. and east
srD Carolina. points VIA Weldon.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. Dec 23-Faiurss open, 2
steady; sales II 800 bales
Fut REQ closed qui. and steady: sales 49,
600 oales.
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LOCAL sTOCK MAKk KT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Speculative mar
kets were all strong today and more
generally active than yesterday though
in the end wheat and oats were the
only substantial benefciaries Of the
improvement. May wheat closed 5s@A
cents higher on buying principally by
the Letter peopl4. The news, however,
favored higher prices. Corn closed a
shade higher. Oats advanced A@%
and provisions closed unchanged to 5
cents higher.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. December 3D. Cotton
fatuies 81 ady, sales 1850 bales.
OTHER MARKETS.

Galveston. firm, Ga, so bales.
Norfolk. firm, M, 6l6 oaies.
Baltimore, nominal, an, - bales.
Boston, steady, 81, l,it9 bales
" ilIniag ton, nrm. 90, S.3l2 bales
Fhiladel phia, tirm, Q B. 6, $50 bales
Savannah, steady, 63 IL, 1854 hsies,
New Orleans. steady, 6%. 1899 bales.
Mobile, steady, b o-i6, 30 bales.
Memphis, firm, 5 sic, 1854 bales.
Augusta, firm, 10, $40 bales
Charleston, steady, 8 $40, 2.5 8 bales.
Cincinnati, quiet. s ! 2, 2 05i bales.
Lo 1lsville, STEADY, 5M, bales.
st. Louis, firm, 6N, $50 bales.
Houston, firm, s 1-l6, 7tU3 bales
Rev York. steady, i5-l6. i,osJ bales.
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SPEClALTIES ARE STRONG
SAIL MONEY STILL STIFF, With
PER CENT LIMIT.
LETTER FOLKS STILL BUYING WHEAT
The Berry Closed Come Higher With Favorable
Stories Cotton Feels Further Lift Clos
ing Steady With Slight Gain--Shorts
are Covering.

New York. Dec. 23.-There have been
further advances following the move
nent of the loom S and Lonsdale
gbaeached cottons. There have also been
reductions in cotton goods, and the mar
bet has seen TINS curious condition Of
establishment, where prices are tending
10th upward and down on the same
day. Masonville A bleached were adj
vanced to six cents, while pepperell X,
brown sheetings were reduced to 4as
SCENTS. The demand for bleached cottons
u well sustained where advances have
not been made. The firm attitude Of
sellers has stopped heavy trading in
these lines But in other bleached
goods there is still we'll defined de-
Hiand Brown goods are as rule easy
10 buy, both in shirtings and in the
wider grades. Converters are fairly
sctive operators in some quarters. Job
hers in all staple cotton lines are not
represented extensively. There is very
little buying for export purposes The
market for coarse colored cottons is
suiet in nearly all lines. In print cloths
there is continued dullness.
COTTON.
New York. Dec. 23.-lAyerpool cable
accounts at hand when our market open
ed this morning were distinctly more IA
vorable than had been expected and still
later cables gave further lift, showing
exceptional spot sales for a holiday mar
Iket and finally net gain of 1902 1854
On futures. Our market, after opening
steady at net advance of 103 points,
Surther advanced 2@4 points, showed
larger activity than for some time past
and closed quiet and steady at a net
rise of 2d4 points. The local shorts
were anxious to cover their contracts
with a brace of holidays at hand and in
view of a more cheerful feeling on the
part of investment buyers following a
belief in decreased cotton acreage. To
days business in cotton fatures foots
mp $4,000 bales, against POI 900 bales
November II, which was the largest
business for over two months. Receipts
are falling below the larger crop esti-
mates.
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NEW ORLEANS.

,uot cotton closed steady at TIC higher
mid iiing uuianas 10 10. niddling gan 3-io
sales - bal :.
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~ Ss - Lis fgnBtr-e sStE
M& - srAEyuA 81 ~ kR1A
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Zt-FlouI inactive vest
s.Ie.uut ~ 7Ua3. 10: do. extra "a. 50a4 10. "a,
amiiy si.i0Ds 6b; winter wheat patents a 81
a5.I; spring &c. S50eG5.a sJIint wbeaI
tEaights A.8Ga.a5.
heal firm; No. 2 red, spot and Decembe
\ a9,. January 8shtd9ox, May - steamer
No red -; southern W Ieat by sample, ga
9SA do. on grade -.
cru stea.y spot and Der 33Xa3}x
December. new or old 34a3 u; January
51aj,s; ebruary BIN as3k. steamer mixeo
:outheTu white corn 23a44 do, yellow
9a3i
oats steady; No. white, western 29a29k;
10. mlxe1 -,a2IH.
Rye st aty o. z. nearby SIX; No. 2
western DoA a534.
Hay steady: enoice Timothy sI3 assed.
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RALEIGH PRODUCE.
NV YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, December 20 Money on call
firm at ea4 per cent; last loan 4 per
cent. closed at 31zaf per cent. Prime mer-
,cnange weak, with actual business in
bank srs' bills at 4.s4xa&6is for demand, and
4.slHaa8lk for sixty days. Posted rates 4.s2x
l.83 and 4s5ka4.e6. Commercial bills SO&ai.al.
Mexican dollars Asa. government bonus
weak. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
heavy.
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| Daily except Monday. IDatly except Sua Jaw
1ratn on gne Scosiauu Neck Brancn hl0ao
| leaves Weldon IS n, Halifax a3o D IA, aT,
trivas Scotland Nsck 20 p an. GreenvtlIe 81
p N. Kinsson IS p nc. Returning leaves Rtns
atom 50 q IN, Glre0nyi4l@ % a IA, arriving n
| Halifax II Is ma Weldon II 50 d "a. daily aYS
oept Sunday
Trains on the Washington Brancn laava
Washington 20 q m and 30 p m, arrives
Paruneie 10 am and 400 p III, returning leave
PaTrCele IS = u ana . 90 = M arrive Wash.
ingtoE Il DC m and 20 m, daily except
TraI1 leaves Tarooro, N @, daily, exosnt
Sunday 8 SO p N, Sunday 4 Is % m, ~ riyas
Plymouth daily except Sunday, so IA.
8 on no. Returning Ieaves Plymouth oaiIv
except Sunday, z SO q n.and Sunday 90 a "a
arrives TaEDoro 10 % m, IL 90 m.
Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves
3oldsboro daily except sunday7 10 a M, Ar
5mlthheld SOC IN; arrives at GoldsborS
10 rs M.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave ROCKY
Mount at 30 p m, arrives Nashville 06 D M
Spring Hope 80 p IN; returning leaves
Spring Hope % m, Nashville 8 50 O m. ar.
rives at Rocky Mount 05 ne daily, excepa
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw
for Clinton daily except Sunday, al IL ga
m and Is p N; returning leaves ClIngcn N
90 q IN and 100 m.
Train No. rs makes close connection ae
WeSon for all points North lailys all ran
via Richmond.
II. N. EMERSON, Gent Pass. AReue7
J. u. KKNLY, Gen1 Manager.
7. n. EHRRsoH. Trafti2 Manager.
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RALEIGH COTTON.

1870 RALEIGH, N. G., December %
GOOD cotton ...,.....,....... ......... OK SG5h
Low grades ..s.s.sst..t.s...s...s'.s 4AG5
hecelnfR I6l bales.