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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal usei exclusively.
- ,--a-t4 Automatic Block grals.
on AL after july - 1871.
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ans whitehall IerWi1li
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"a 600 400 ~ 5l5 go p. Il. l2.l5 n'g't eur.
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% 40 lois 10 - P =. l2.io night
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
JEsirncIlou.

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"A y ..,ac-.., Bronx PAX. TINS n'" 80 -
20, 4av -ch.M cor ,crrs ladies' 2At go, ~
claIE- elr.,lnd. heal T." 80 a''is'
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me NJ tho VI ,thsr ~il''!'-
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~ ~. ,..c'irg III prina!v or grammar Sc'.o-'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
on nNE7rWrON agElE:

DAILY TO NORFOLK.
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OFT or .NtN-fDRk.
re rhfri ours To Old +. r.. t'rl.Ir NDrf.A. N""pft
%ee- p.,~r.r-g Portsmouth. Primers Point r ~ md
V-F'...a Bea. t. Va AMI NasuluZ'1n. T. g. rieSA' an
..-ga. learners sal from Per 20 >rrI Nre- ev"rJ
.eektav -.p- SATURDAY r. u. 'aI >a;urday q;
r. ~ l. GCILLArpE' We Pes ana Ifa'fc MS'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05

Under and by virtue OF a decree made
and entered on the 9Th OF July, 1897
In the Superior Court Of Wake County
in the special proceeding entitled, J. y
Maroon. administrator Of Fletcher Phil
lips VS.. Addison Phillips ct al, ! will
sell at public auction on the premises 10
the town of Wake Forest on Monday
October 4th, 1897, at 100 O'clock p. IN.
two adjoining lots of land described to
gether az follows:
A tract of land In Wake county, State
OF North Carolina, adjoining the lands Of
D. NJ. Brewer and Anne Eliza, his wife,
Allen Crenshaw and others, bounded as
follows. viz: Beginning at a stake, the
Northeast corner of Allen Crenshaw's
lot, running North 20 degrees, East I
chains along The North side Of Bach
street in the village of Wake Forest to
q stone. thence North 81 degrees, West
3 chains 20 stone, thence South ~
degrees. West chains to a stone, the
Northwest corner OF Allen Crensha W.
lot. thence South 81 degrees, East 8
chains to the beginning, supposed to con.
tain two acres. being the land conveyed
TO said interstate by j. N. Brewer and
wife by two certain deeds registered
in the Registers office of said county
In Book a. page 378, and Book 76, page
202. respectively.
TERMS OF SALE. One half cash
and a credit of six months as to the rect
due.
]. @, MAROON.
Administrator and Commissioner.
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,ALUABLE LAND FOX SALE!

t'n Monday. October 18th, 1897, at the
tourl House door in KaleIgh. y T.
"t viii sell at public auction the fol-
owing described real estate III Wake
c0uldy: III. y lot, IN the town OF
Wake Forest. bounded ON the south by
the lot of w. Il. Dunn, which he pur.
chased from w. FL. PAGES executors;
IN the east by the Powell or county
road; Oh the north by w. h. Dunn's
Foundry lot; and on the west by w g.
)unn's land: said lot contains / l5-lUO
dcres. more or less, and upon il are
valuable improvements. including
good dwelling.
-. The equity of redemption OF Mary
l.. ard J. l.. Dunn in II tract of land
situate near the Falls of Neuse River,
h"nu,ird IN the north by the lands Of
i. t., s l.. and y. X Gill; on the east
hy fhe land of -. ID. Gill; on the south
ny The lands of C. NJ Robbins. and
IN rhe west 10y the lands of j. NJ. Cren-
shaw; said tract contains lt4 acres,
uore or less. and is the land conveyed to
Book No. IL. AT page 153. of the Reg
l~rrrS office nf Wake county.
Tins ,Srcond tractJ will he sold sub
lrrt t" prior mortgage thereon, regis
cred in Book No Is. at page 332, OF
said Registers office.
Sale made 10y order of Wake Superior
Court AT July term, 1891. in the case %
Eta Perry v +. l.. Dunn and others.
/. -. 5, page 257; Civil Issue Docket.
No. I02S, Minute Docket h. p. 100
Terms Of saie: Cash. Hour OF safe.
II IN.
S. f. MORDECAI,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. c.. October -Spf .its
tupentine firm at 30Xa3l: receipts . sasxs
tt,sib quiet sCraluvo Si.l0 gooo strained
81 Is receipts 27 barrels
Crude turpentine ut aiy. hard Sl.3E SOL
$50 virgin t1@D, receipts S barrels
Tar firm at Sl.25. receipts $50 barrels
CHAaLs5rOs, 5 =. oct -Furpebt Il
firm at 3D. sales - casks.
aosln firm; sales -; A, 9, sEo5; C, 500
ID. sLI0; Il, LILO. r. Is. g, 81 %, IL, sl.3D. (
sL40. K. 81 40, NJ, tl45, n. AIS. window glass
81 20 water white $40
SAVANNAH Ga Get spirits turpen
tine Arm al 81 safes 10. receipts IN
Rosiu nrm SAFES q 90 receipts 1921: b
G. 81 25: %. t.25 n. nl5 +, sl.30: u. 81 35 II
$40, |, S1.4h; n. t1.F0; VI, SLIGO, Y. SEQ. win
dow slass g Is: water white s2.fe
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Had a Running Contest Dur
ing the Day.
BEARS ON TOP AT CLOSE
THERE WAS A SENSATIONAL
JvrMp IN MANHATTAN STOCK.
THE BOND MARKET WAS VERY ACTIVE
Sugar Was an Active Feature, and Weakness
Was Material Fastor in Breaking
the Market.

New York, Oct. 4.-There was
steady and fairly active market Tor
cotton, with prices two to three points
higher on the near months on the hrst
call. while the later months were un-
changed. After easing off one to three
points there was a general ADVANCE
on local covering, following improved
cables and reports Of frost in parts OF
the cotton belt. At the best point the
market showed an advance Of five to ten
points. There was little or no outside
speculation to give support. Buying
was checked by claims that the quaran-
tine would be raised in Mississippi and
Texas points. Market advanced sharp
" lust before the close on active COW
ering BY local shorts and closed at a
net advance Of seven to eight points.
Total sales, 141, 200 bales.
= DRY GOODS.
New York, Oct. 4.-The week open
ed under restricted conditions. The oc-
currence Of another Jewish holiday on
Wednesday with the consequent assur-
seems to have led both sellers and buy
ers to rest on their oars. The trading
of to-day was quiet in nearly all lines.
In some quarters certain grades of cotton
goods were decidedly weak. Print
cloths show the same dullness as here
tofore and the market is easier. Prints
are generally quiet and firm. Woollen
goods. in both mems wear, fabrics and
dress goods are the strong factor in the
situation, though the advancing market
for raw woods gives manufacturers
small margin on which to operate, al
though prices are quite firm. Silks are
still very strong and are selling, on the
whole, better than any other goods; knit
goods. underwear and hosiery are very
irregular. the prices now prevailing be-
ing entirely INADEQUATE to insure q
profit for manufacturers.
NEW YUhA.
ENk E,fff cd
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FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.
New York, Oct. 4.-The reaction in
he stock market in the past two weeks
the natural result of the remarkable
advance which starter last April and
Eliminated in the middle of September.
" lille there are some unfavorable factors
n the situation. such as the hardening
money, the yellow fever at the South
nd the sgSS10k .s~uble may arise be-
ween the .....1 States and Spain, the
ig influences on which the bull market
vas predicted are just as operative as
yer. Business generally is active, and
increasing in volume, save, of course,
in yellow fever districts in the South.
and the iron trade, that barometer Of
prosperity, is in decidedly furnishing
tate. The exchange market is working
that gold imports are fairly IN sight
Above all, railroad earnings are thor
oughly in keeping with all reasonable
qnticipations, the August net returns Of
various companies making a very good
showing. Yet even as in the case Of
Burlington, which, for the month in
question, displayed gain in net equal
ID about 20 per cent, the stock, instead
CT advancing on the news, sold off with
/ he rest of the market.
The so-called big people have to a
arge extent stood aside. and let the bear
traders in the board room take the in.
itiative. AT the same time there was
more or less evidence that the bull pools
which have supported stocks during the
rise had sold and were no longer
giving any support TO the market. Al
the end of the week. however. there is
more or less evidence of what is tech
nically termed good buying" that is tc
ny the stocks which for one, reason OF
-iea h-i thrt>ilsv-v4t'er ,lt.t'il9
ReNbpression are passins~nto the hands
If those strong enough to hold them in
any contingency. and this encourages
others to take hold. This is the process
most likely to follow such n demonstra-
/ ton MS we have just Witnessed. With
general conditions ms they are. prices
1 INST get tn level sooner or later. from
which il will he feasible To institute y
! enewed advance In fact Fridays mar
Eet was distinctly in line with such an
outcome.
| London has been n purchaser of stocks
PRINCIPALLY the low priced snecuatives
or securities in which the foreign short
interest was large. 1t has. however. con
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY CON
ferred in a mortgage executed by VII
liam NJ. Ross an3 recorded in Regis
ter's office of Wake county, N. O. In
Book IS. page ST., April 3rd, 1883.
will ca Saturday, October 23rd, 1897,
at the court house door in Raleigh at II
O'Clock NJ, sell to the highest bidder for
cash fifty acres (more or lessl of land
situated in Oak Grove township, Wake
county, and more particularly described
by deed from j. B. Terrell and wife,
Emily. to said w. NJ. Ross, ON the LIST
December, 1882.
JOHN NJ. CRENSHAW,
Mortgage.
Wake Forest, N. c., Sept 22nd, 1897
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>5H, points on the opening sale. The
railroad statements for the day, all nf
which showed u continuance of TIE
heavy increase of earnings. fanned the
flame of the bull enthusiasm. The adj
vance of the market under these intia-
ences and under aggressive leadership.
extended from | to points. The high
er prices invited heavy realizing sales
and the hears added the pressure of short
selling. under which the advances melted
away in most cases. the net losses
being. however. for the most part frac-
tional. Union Pacific was notable tN-
ception. its loss extending to rs. quite
Il number Of the less active stocks rs
capped the latter liquidation and IetalheI
net gains to ii point of over. hut the
level of the markets as Whole closed
decidedly lower. Sugar was an activ"
feature all day and its later weakness
was n material factor in breaking the
market.
The bond markets showed decided
access of activity and prices held steady
for the most part against the late weak
moss in the stock market. Total sales
were S2.150,O00.
Government bonds were strong and
were bid up Il to II for all issues. There
were sales of registered fours of 1907 ut
112B to 112H and of the SIS coupon ut
115.
The total sales of stocks to day We're
450.T00 shares. including Atchison pre-
ferred. 6.12S: Chicago 3. and O.. 2S.-
300; Louisville and Nashville. 1880:
L., 1890; Missouri Pacific.
1910: Missouri X. and I. preferred.
$3.50: New York Central. $3.50: North
ern Pacific preferred. 22.850: Reading
1908: Rock Island, 1T,101; st. Paul o..
1858: Southern Railway. 1920; do pre-
ferred. $3.50: Union Pacific. 26,250:
American Tobacco $3.50: Chicago Gas.
2S.S50: Pacific Mail. $3.50: Sugar. 49,
26O: T. C. and l., $3.50: Western Un-
ion. 1921: Chicago G. W., 1860.
New York, Oct. 4.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram:
The stock markets here were irregular
to-day and the close was under the Sast.
Activity centered in Americans and
West Australian mines. The former
opened strong and soon went over the
parity. The support here is chiefly ccli-
tinent;,l. but the public is also increasing
ant. chiefly buying preferred stocks IF
lines. The close was rather
dull.
Canada Pacifics were exceptionally
strong. The boom in West Australian
mines is quite professional at present,
hut there is a good deal Of money behind
it.
The demand for gold has increased.
Russia is buying again.
The tendency of the money market
here is slightly firmer because of appre-
hensions that New York will take more
gold.
The Paris Bourse and Berlin market
were steady.
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ft"us asr 7eHl 30
W s(GI. rs ."
Su. 2Aa ,ata,
+" b So WI
aye \ = Barle u" al 4"
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SAesI% prit
es' aHi a
III 4 Al a4.IJ Short 60
q poy" 5sa s. ~ So
.iiiers finished goods os.' e.
tttt
,to,,n, Oct ui t and
SIC ny j. - saii IN
IA. "A ttb.5 soriu. nt -
'zes 80 .4ss05o.
- q " ga eau no ,ao %" m u 80
"a steamer No o. r." 800 = 49, ~ n
~ '"'i'p'o' 0"
,.. ",r ti'mer snot and 60 err lA""2 o
az; Jan ary S2A o, 81 :. m N a., No. :,
low 3'a4s'
Ate nfm; NO. wht''. - a. 40
uixed u u.st
err u. a
Hay firm choice Timothy s'a.0a135.
NEw yun,
>E~ y"ak Oct 4.-Fi"u, open ca Ter
mt llied With giai an . 81 nc nei
30; MIN esota pa, ents s6.loa5 A. m .neso
nsers 3 "a . ~,nter patents 20 ia es
winter low rrsnes 5.lCa32
rive Hou' lady SUI ernn' ". ''g" w tah'
So 2ha3 ~
RlJck wheat II ur que at NV
tuck~ heat steahy at ,oa2O
'uiu mea, dut. yeuo" western % Guy
O: Brandvwine
Rye dull No. 3 western az Gar lr,. ava u
Barley duh; western leeuHn. 81 "a''
ny -: barley malt 81 western 3'a6o
Wheat spo' firm: NO = req s'$ at 40
hard OK afloat: options. ~ Ell May
81 I3- TAG 4 CO ed OH cher closed s3h ,
December yU%a9 IL, closer y
corn spot, nrm y" + I'll AT ortl"ns
Way closed -; Octcber closed 8 \; OVEN
be- 33aa3 &, closed 331 December StAa@ia,
closed 3is
Oats. spot. dull: NO. 1saZ5s optlons
C ossd "a.
Feed teady; Dran toaoih; mluuing ~
.77s
Hay easy; shipping 4Ua45: gooo 20 cno'ce
Hops steady: State common 20 eh ice ~
,rop 2a4. io.n crop Gas 1897 crop i4a 10 -
elf" coast 1895 crop da4; 1896 CROP oae, 1917
crop l2l15
aides steady: Galveston. 2)a2b lbs lb(9lb
suenos Ayres dry, 20a2i lbs. ~: Texa.
irv. Aa30 lbs, lshalo, California, 2Oa35 lbs, L,
ais
Leather steady: Hemlock sole BuenosAvres
light TO heavy weights, 20ha2lk; acid, 20AG
s3
Wool firm; domestic fleece 20a2T pulled
No 2 to extra 27ai2; Texas ali.
GAL s,eady
Reef STEADY; family s9Oahb U: extra me-
81 50sS 81: beef hams $50 90, packed s0,O'
ASA: city extra India mess 81 '.60 1i5.AO
Cut meats dull picked oelhee bsae;
do. picked shoulders 5h: no. MANS NSaSs
Lard STEADY western steamed os d at
4S2k. cit, $3.50: October 81, mlual. ~
ttned ste DIV: cont,nert 5 20; south American
IS 10 cor Mound 46a4b.
PORK quiet; old mess s9O0a -; new mess
49, hOa 10 TO- snort cleaI slU50ai3u0 family Sll 5u
Also
Butter steady: western creamery l4a22; 40.
factory yQl3: Elgtns y: Inn tat on cream
ery l2aI6: 81 ate dairy Las 10. creamery
l4a2s
cheese quiet; State large white SAW; small
W bite western 81 large colored 9.Sh: small
colored 90; part skins oaal, full skins 81
al
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania 16a
lS<: y ester fresh l6kaI7
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trit,,t,a -,
p,r,r to ,.,,,,r
nent of ,old I'm,
~. and 4 : - .r.,nt 49,
financial ,resS i ~.
tie loss of ,.o,,.ino,,ts.
United States
prico. Inv
face Of unfaycratir ,r,.. ra,..- L.
ppd tie rCl'ortx freo a,.
no COTTON telt ~. ,'n..ao -, t.f..,
FAR in>faIcr. ~, rri.,,s, 49,, ,...,.,
ural Pu'cau Of My c1ra1-,,., rr ~
week ending Srrt'p,'tr 80 r..
states TINT "a furt 1rr ,lpt.r.;,,.,
tiou IF fhc crup trok ulacc 49, ,.,,'.
I'd conservative cS'inntre n'pc, .in
6 inc nj nearly onp-t1;rl sire" Tp
7st"
pr.va+p ndyicps iudicnte tNai what ,~
4h,,s OFFICIALLY ,unnurrel rran, Nortt
C.ro,:n, !. Tho oannrol co,.,;--n,, .v,,
,,,,b of +ba co++on xnot:o,, .nl tho,
,',,.;o,,s ,,rro cron astimo+cs arr sub.
iao, 70 rov;siop
y, ~, ~, ,,oa,;,oy b,. ,..,,+.,.nc.'
nf tba s,,,o ;r,.,s+,,,or+ ,.h,r.,,.tor
,,o+od Ias+ ,vcot mo st,ic, n,,ar,,.tin,.
rnuul1tiOnS urOWit.p ont nf thp lurrpH
tbo FOLLOW fpver endemic i causiug
snmc dclav in tbe morknt:nr Of fb4 ernp
:, tho infoctnd States. lint ~ th;s cnu-
s;.;n on, no orr,. +a,,r,,r,,,. IN re off,.t
m'I III. son .bn i,.,,a nn,,o;,,+. Which tL..
,,,. .;,,or;n,, I'D favnr,l,,. v,,the,
or Go+bnr;ny +bo cron would :ndir,tp
Vi 7"'''' '''@
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Tn 70 two DAYS ago this weeks wheat
market showed declining tendency IN
the face of continuous ,mrcbaSps for py-
mort. The hearish iniupncps, however.
wore conterad in the Chicago whpot nit
and uera onn,rentlv b,sp1 unou the
dao that snecul.tion had ovpr-d' scount
cd tho .otnal nosit;on There wos MS,
some disnosition there TO minimize the
inheritance of tho exnort buving because
chicago itself GOT very little of If. the
Ink Of the TRANSACTIONS going to the
<av York market and the outports The
r,,lv ~ tho Iost two davs is nortIv an
.dr,,;ss;or of +hoso f,ctS u,rtIv cover.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05
LOCAL STOCK MARX EFT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. part of the large
long line of wheat held by the bull
clique went over to-day. The selling
of it caused a weak market, but the
strong foreign situation asserted itself
sufficiently to cause the market to
close at substantially unchanged prices.
Other grain and provision markets We're
remarkable. chiefly for their dullness,
corn closing rs cents higher. while oats
and provisions Were unchanged at the
close
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05

From the best information we can get
Cherokee and Clay counties have shown
nearly 10000 sheep this year up to date.
Cherokee and Clay could have raised
100000 sheep for the market just as
easy. Sheep in this county can be kept
for ten menths in the year on our noun
tain ranges. February and March are
t,e only two months in the year they
have to be fed.-Murphy Bulletin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05

Judging from the unprecedented guam
tity of fertilizers which is being sold,
there will lie IN enormous crop of wheat
put ont this year by the farmers in this
section. The present price of wheat,
which is due in toto TO the failure in
foreign countries. serves MS an induce
ment. and If next year is favorable big
crop will be the result.-Davidson Dis
patch.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05

Nzw Yuaa. October 4 Money on call
arm at zhaj4 pei cent: last loan 3 per
cam. closou al "a ai per cent. Prime mer-
can't c paper 41Ngo per cent. Sterling ex-
Change weak, with actual business in
banners u al o. Tor demand. and S2n
!. for sixty days. rosteu rates f.oSts la and
ISJasA--Ss OommercIai bIIIs "a ola. cIi-
yer cerLlflcaLce- S00Goa Bar silver 5)A.
Mexican aoliars fS. Government bonds
strong state oonds duh. railroad 5onds
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05

Don't nauseate your stomach with teas
and bitter herbs. but regulate your liver
and sick headache by using those famous
it'll pills known as De Wits Little
Ia rly Risers. Carolina Drug Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05

Burning, itching skin diseases Instantly
relieved by De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve. uDpquslled for cuts, bruises, burns
II heals without leaving q scar. Caro-
lima Drug Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-05
OTHER OTToN MARKETS.

OtH Mn vi LON IN m MO
Galveston. q let. 81 IS, 1881 bales
ROrfOlk. steA ~, 4.SU6 "aiss
BaltimOr nominal. ~. = bales.
Boston. asy, ~, 40 haies
Wilmington. tir q oil GALES
Philadelphis quiet "a, - bales,
savannah. ntm. N 500 hatee.
New Orleans. sLeaiy. o. 1914 uaies.
Mobile. Quie . an, 1903 baies
Memphis. 81 eady. 8 5uSS bales
Augusta, trm g. 2,S5i hales.
Charleston quiet /. q, 4,39t bales.
Cincinnati aisle. ~, - oales
Louisville. 4un t.os. italics
st. Louih, quiet. LID. 49t bales.
Houston. steady IL, A bales.
New Yorn. quiet, 6n. : bales.
kALEi1n CUTTON MARX ct.
IALEIGa. N. c.. Oct )ber 4
New cotton 5TG6 receipts 81 bales.
RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKET.
Good spring chickens. ...,....-.., !2S0i1K
Eggs -. -..'..' '...'''.'.....''.'.. iaNB-o
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money If
it fails to Cure. 23c.
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Glengarnock, Scotland. steel workers.
have demanded an increase Of Is per
cent in wages,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

On Monday. October 25th. 1897, at the
court house door in Raleigh. \ c., we
WIZ sell at public auction the tract ot
ana In Wake county about ~ miles
Sohth OF Raleigh. adjoining the lands Of
CaFaielgh Mills, containing 26 acres
more or less. and known as NV g. Up
church's Blackwell Place" il being the
Iand now occupied by Bryan Smith,
ESQ.
Ihis property is well improved; has a
large barn and stable and good dwelling
upon it.
sale made pursuant to powers con-
ferred upon the undersigned executors by
the will of the late William G. Up
church.
Terms OF sale cash. but a satisfactory
purchaser can make arrangements for
any reasonable time
CHAS. RI Kelvin, I
H. C. UPCHTRCH,
-. p. TpCHTRCH,
kors w. G. Upchurch, deceased.
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CIV ERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet: Nfddling upIands
ax middling guilt 6k: sales 355 baies.
LIVERPOOL.
LrvERpOOI O,t. 4.-4:0O p. M.-Spct cot
ton, inc-e sed de nand. p ices firm; Am ri.
snau middling 3 IL l6d
Hales OF the day were 10 600 sfles. Of which
yOeo were for speculation and export, and
included q,3N Americans: receipts 9,00J bales,
all American.
FUTURES opened quiet. with . moderate
demand and closed steady.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Oct. 4.-There was little
more in to-day's markets than running
contest between the bulls and bears in
which the bulls were successful durins
the early part of the day, but in which
the hears turned the tide later, and put
the opponents to rout, wiping out all the
gains of the earlier trading. There was
everything in the bulls favor in the early
market, the lively buying on Saturday
having apparently treasured foreign capt.
tai, so that prices of American securities
on the London exchange were advanced
before the opening hour. Prices of the
international stocks opened about on a
parity with the London higher level.
The mass of orders in the hands Of
commission houses and which were put
into execution Immediately showed that
the home public as well as the foreign
ers believed that the market had turned
again and that reaction had come to an
end.
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WEEKLY REVIEW BY HAVEN &
STOUT.

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