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Coffee prices showed little change to day.
The European cables were higher but the
receipts were liberal. and there was little
inclination to trade. Recent cables report
ed the weather In the Santos district I'M
favorable for the next crop, but the gene
raj expectation of large receipts in Brazil
this season, with the enormous supplies in
the worlds markets. prevent much desire
TO anticipate future requirements to any
great extent on account OF the apparently
low prices. until prospects point decidedly
to decreased production. There Is a dis
po~ition to await developments of the
Towering this fall.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpentine 516
81 nc. Common to good strained rosin 81 30
dsl32ia.
PRovisIoNs-Lard was steady; Western
s5.55G$560. Pork was steady at $S.75G
$3.50 for mess. Meats were steady; picked
hams lO1a @lOAc. do. shoulders &C., do.
bellies sac. Tallow 9-l6c. Dressed hogs
6$97kc. Butter-Creamery. Western. ex-
tras l9Gl9hc.; do. frsts, 1sLa@l9c; state
extras lSkG19c,; do. firsts. 1S6lSbc.
Cheese--State, full cream large or small,
colored or white. choice. 9AM9lac Eggs
State. Pennsylvania. and Western. 16Gl7c.
Chicago. Aug. 12-"Provisions were fairly
steady showing small Improvement at the
close. large part OF the days business
was In the way OF changing. The cash de-
mand was rather SLOW prominent opera
tor was a liberal seller OF January pork"
SUGAR-Raw was steady at 9-l6c. for
96-test, and 4c. for So test Refined was in
fair demand and firm.
CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-These were to- day.
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Executive offices: lse Devonshirs b..
Boston. Mass.
Laboratories: Boston and Haverhill, Mass.
Factory: Cambridge, Mass.
Depository: Eliot National Bank, Boston.

That liquid air ia destined TO take the place Of
all other forms Of motive pnwer-seam, electricity.
compressed air, gasoline. etc, ctc.-.s !nevita
HE conclusion from the latest developments in the
OF this most marvellous force ever discovered.
In effectiveness, economy, lightness, safety, and
cleanliness 1t far surpasses all other powers
that other result IL possible than their final
dsusc and in ten years from they will have
been RELOCATED to the company of the stage-coach
and canal boat OF our forefathers.
BY those who regard liquid air as entirely
new production and a new idea, this may he con-
siderrd IA yenturcsomr prediction: but liquid air
Is not new idea, except TO the general public.
1t is seventy-six years since Fnraday liquened
chlorin: It is sixteen years since Wroblewski and
olzcwsk liquehcd air at Cracow; II is hut fifteen
months since Prof. Dewar liqueGed hydrogen and
helium, and IN doing reduced to its liquid form
the last gas known on the earth. All those seven
ty.hve years scientsts had been studying and ex-
perimenting with the Nquefaction Of gases. merely
matter ~ solving the mysteries of Nature.
and probably with no expectation that their time
and labor and thought would ultimately result IN
revou ionizing the worlds methods of manufac-
ture and Tansportation: hut none the less 1t has
to pass From Faraday's first success in
lquefyng a gas to the Harvesting Of liquid air
as the universal motive power is a long step, but
no greater than the progress from Watts tea
kettle to the magnificent steam engines % the pre-
sent, from Franklin's kite and key N Nforse's
telegraph, Edson's light and Bells telephone. The
same time and labor and thought OF scientific men
have again fructihrd into a magnificent gift to
mankind in The production Of liquid air; and the
time, labor, and thought of Inventors Oode, Knud-
sen. and tmse hav" not only harnessed the gift
to the commercial and practical uses OF every day
lifc hut even added to its capabilities.
Not only have these men Devised the means or
CONTROLLING Che power of liquid air to the use Of
man. hut through their ingenuity have been de-
yiscd the means OF more than doubling Its eject
ivencss, for they have made possible the produce
AL
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SATURDAY. Aug. 10. - GRAIN-Wheat-
Spot was flrmer. with sales of 800 900 bush
els for export here and at the outports. No /
northern Duluth 2t2c, over Sept I. o. b. ahoat ;
Mol hard Duluth, &c. over; Mol northern New
York, 1iac over The Northwestern receipts
were 22S cars. against $40 last week and l45
last year; Chicago. 81. against rs last week
and log last year. Futures closed unchanged
to &c. lower, with sales of 1,l55,O bushels.
After Change Sept. on curb was 76@76h.
Prices "a follows.
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John Harper Bonnell. the ink dealer. who
resides on Dargan Hill. Staten Island filed a
petition in bankruptcy Yesterday in tho United
states District Court In Brooklyn. His labill-
ties amount to $40, 40, while his assets
are only $500. There are three secured credi-
tors whose claims aggregate S4432OO. and
~ unsecured creditors. all OF which. with one
exception, are banks. all claims amour ting to
$296.29l.7 10.
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Wheat fuCtuated within a narrow range.
At first 1t declined slightly on disappoint-
ing cables, foreign selling. more favorable
crop reports. cooler weather in the North
west. increased receipts of spring wheat
and realizing sales. Later it recovered the
loss and advanced fraction on covering
of shorts and some new buying, but towards
the close prices recedcd on selling by local
scalpers. The cash demand was dull, and
the exports for tho week were considerably
smaller than in the previous week. Liver
pool advanced only I'D. in response to the
sharp rise here yesterday. Paris was closed
The weather in England and France was
tine. Good rains were reported In India.
a Washington, ID. c., despatch said: High
temperatures continued generally on Fri
day, except in New England and the ex-
treme Northwest. which districts were in
huenced by high-pressure areas. There
were showers and thunderstorms in the
lake region and Ohio valley and Atlantic
States. and also a few scattered showers
in the West. The approach of the high
area from the Northwest and the low pres
sures in the extreme North aud South will
cause northerly winds and n consequent
moderation OF temperature in the central
valleys and lower lake region during Sun
day" Corn was dull but firm at unchanged
prices. Crop prospects are brilliant but
Liverpool VAS Nd. higher and the receipts
were light. while there was little inclna-
ton to sell. Oats were steady
FLOuR.-Steady, with sales OF 1000 bbls
Receipts were 1877 bbls. and % 1876 sacks;
exports 4,l78 bbls. and l4,4SS sacks Winter
in bbls.; Superfine, $2.l5q2:30; No extra
S2,40q2.50; clears, $3,OOa3lO: stralghts,
$S.2oq 335; patents. S3.5O0375. Spring in
bills: Clears. sS,0oaS1O; straights, $3S5Q
800; patents. $3.65Q375.
CoTTON.-Spot cotton here was unchanged
with sales of 30 bales for spinning. Middiing
uplands 612c., against &C. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf 6&c, against 6Ac. Mobile
and Memphis advanced Lice, Baltimore " .
aud Savannah 3-l6c. Memphis sold 900 bales
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Oats were steady on the spot. Sales S4.-
600 bushels, including 40, 900 for export here
and at the outports. No. 2 In elevator, &c;
No. white, 2Sl2c. track and ungraded
white, goa 35c. Chicago received $3.50 cars
and expects 1895 on Monday. Corn was firm
on the spot. Sales, 100000 bushels for ex-
port here and at the outports, No 2, INC
over Sept. in Chicago; do. white, INC. over
Chicago received 270 cars and expects 345 on
Monday. Futures we're unchanged Sales
S5 900 bushels. Prices as follows;
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The Illinois Central Railroad reports
gross earnings for June of $2,S2s,7 1876. an in
crease OF $l9l ,2ll as compared with the
same month of last year, and net $636S
an increase OF $+0,l35. For the year ending
June 80 the gross earnings were $2S.ll4,-
$50, an increase OF 1896 $40, as compared
with the corresponding period of last year,
and net $3.50, 42S, decrease of $lO9,922.
The Rio Grande Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for June OF $500. 431, de-
crease of S26sl as compared with the same
month of last year. and net &ll9,256, an in
crease OF $2,0lS. Fo! tho year ending June
80 the gross earnings were 1882 1888. a de-
crease OF 1929 as compared with the CORE
spending period OF last year. and net. ST.
EOS, AGA, decrease of $24.64S.
The Chicago and West Michigan Railroad
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CAPITAL --$5,OOO,OO0
Divided into 500. 900 Shares, Par
Value $40 Each, Full Paid and
Non-Assessable.
10000 SHARES
Are offered for Public Subscriptions at
$3.50 Per SHARE.
Officers and Directors:

Officers and Directors:
EDWIN PLANTA, Pros, Boston. Mass.
HANS KEUDsEN VioC-Pros Vamdrup, Denmark,
THOMAS sEWALL, seo'y and Treas, Boston, Mass
GEORGE CODE, Boston, Mass.
MILTON CHASE, Havcrhill, Mass.
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400 Pscp. Tx TIN TN TIN TIN
SOUS Ex. 90 90 90 so. 90
Gao UB&P. 80 30k 2oN 2oN 30
BiOUBhPp 92H 9?k syn 9lh 90
100 UsRp.ll6N / 6Ill6 ll6 ll5k
T12l ISL. 81. oA on OR o.
ps6 UsLp. 74s TO 7dk rs 7bh
100 Wabash. ~ IN IN IN
100 Wab D.. 22M 22% 22H 22S 22N
127 WE I.l29 l2S 1873 1877 l3e
22o " U Tel 90 90 90 SEX oOh
300 VALE lOA ION lOh 10 Ion
BoOw&LI
2dp.. 24H 2AN can s31 24h
2oW&LE
2tp... 90 so so 5oK 65
a. Wise D.. % Sd Cd SAX SAY
Total safes 2Oo,3e2 shares
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New Orleans 325, and Augusta IL bales. Ia
Verpool was Nd higher on the spot, with
sales Of 1000 bales; futures advanced to
3 points. The movement to- day was as fol-
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Augusta shipped to-day IL bales; Memphis
50I, st. Louis 1885, Cincinnati none. and Hous-
ton 9lS. Port exports 1877 bales The rain
fall for the past twenty four hours included
LIS inches at Augusta. Ga; "a at Charles
ton. S. c.; .02 at Oklahoma. Ok; trace at
New Orleans. La The Signal Service pre-
dictcd showers or rain for NEST parts of the
cotton belt. New Orleans advanced IL points
on October. but reacted and declined .. Flu
lures here closed at Il net decline Of to
o points. Prices as follows:
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finauriaI.
LIQUID AIR POWER
& AUTOMOBILE CO.

invited to test II by calling at Offices ana or
aiming for themselves In any way they tc,,.
the mechanism which produces this rcsul, W.
have no mystery OF the spheres. no secret pr..es,
but substantial machinery covered by T. \
Patents and as plainly demonstrated In prn, t,cs
rs the dynamo the telephone. and the air lrake
We court the fullest investigation, and aord every
facility to inquirers.
Holding the patents on these inventions We hca
the key to millions In profits. aud We Confidently
affirm that no other undertaking In the worlds he,
tory ever produced such enormous returns US win
this company. the first to make liquid air
u cOntrOllable power.
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Government bonds firm The IS closed X
point higher bid. Railway and other bonds
dull. The features. Kansas and Texas Sc
conds. Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf
firsts, Norfolk and Western As. Southern
Pacific frsts. w. l.. Atchison. Baltimore
and Ohio and Northern Pacific issues
Commercial price of bar silver In New
York, 60l4c. Bar silver in London closed at
27%d. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 4Sc
Money on call 2hT31s per cent. Time
money Is quoted at Az per cent. for FIVE.
six, and seven months on dividend-railroad
stocks 4124b per cent. for four, five, and
six months good mixed loans, 80 per cent.
industrals. Commercial paper is quoted at
4G412 per cent. for bills receivable; accept
ances and prime single names. 4G4h per
cent; other names. 4l215 per cent.
Foreign exchange market closed steady
at unchanged quotations. Posted rates are:
Long drafts, 81 say; sight drafts, s4.S7. Ac-
tual rates are: Long bills. 4,S2h94S2N;
sight drafts, S4S614.s6h, and cable trans
fers, $4.S6%: francs are quoted at 5.217s0
5.2lA for long and 519Sq51s% for short;
reichsmarks. 94a94h for long and 94% %
947s for short; guiders, 99&439 1916 for
long and 40q40 lie for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Bos-
ton-Par and 24 cents discount. Charles
ton-Buying. par; selling, II premium. Sa-
vannah-Buying, lie discount; selling, rs
cents premium. New Orleans-Bank. 80
cents premium; commercial. 90 cents dis
count San Francisco-Sght. 10 cents pre-
r1ttt oil
Louis-l0 cents. Chicago-30 cents dis
count. Cincinnati-Between banks, par and
30 cents discount: over counter, 80 cents
premium.
The weekly statement of averages of the
Clpa rnR HOuge he MI oh
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Airidrnds aud anterrst.
AUSTIN B. FLETCHER,
Counsel,
81 Liberty St., New York.

NATIoNAL TUBE COMPANY-The transfsr books
~ and the stock lrdGcr- Of both the Preferred
stock and the Common stock Of the National Tube
company VIII. in accordance with a vote Of 10
ltuard OF Directors, be- closed from O'Clock T. NJ
hng II, 1902 until 10 o'clock A. NJ, sept l. 1879,
tnr the purpose ~ exchanging the permanent c, r..
held by its stuckholdcrs
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Surplus E. $1,000 sl4,395,375 Inc. 81. 2s4.775
The surplus year ago was $33111 $50 and
two years ago $3S, 49,, 725
The imports of general merchandise, includ-
ing dry goods at the port of New York last
week were s9,5S6 652 against $7,S6S.2l0 the
previous week and 1887, S48 for the corre-
spending week OF last year The imports OF
specie for the week were 1920 4l6 Of which
s54.7O5 was gold. making total specie i'm
ports since Jan.l $lO,GOO,2lS. Exports OF specie
were: Gold, $7.425, and silver $7S3,5l4. a
total of S79O,939 against $751; 400 the previ-
week The exports of specie since Jan.
l have been: Gold. $22544,297 and silver,
S32, 734,55s, a total OF $55.27S.s55
The total value OF domestic exports from
the port OF New York for July are as fol-
lows:
Month July E. SAT 3l0 6O6 s3l Olh 35s $40. $50 2o4
From Ian. l.. 26l 23l l72 2G6 78l 40 OF cas-, OS4
The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings for July OF ll6 railroads at $52-
1874 .4S6, an increase Of 81 .637 ,G25 as compared
with the same month last year. Fer seven
months ending July 81 the gross earnings OF
l13 railroads were $339 364,294, an increase
OF 500, GAL as compared with the CORE
spending period last year.
Railway gross earnings for July compare
with those Of the same month Of last year
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PE0PLEs Gas LIGmr AND COKE co:

Notice 10 hereby given thai a dividend IF ONE
AND ONhriiALt PER CENT. has been declared
o.. w Caila! stock OF mus t"mpany, payable to the
Tie transfer books will close in New York on
August 18th, 1891. at noon and will reopen August
2oth, 1879. at 10 A. N.
L. A. WILEY. SECRETARY.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-27
MURDER.

A few weeks ago a negro
cake walk was given in the
country near Elizabeth City.
Several negroes from town went
out and in their attempt to take
charge of their country friends
entertainment a row occurred
in which pistols, razors, knives,
clubs, ETC., we've displayed. Two
of the country negroes were
shot. One of them Jim. Her
ring, died last Friday from the
effects of the wound received.
Noah Gray, who shot Her
ring, is in Jail and at the Spring
term of the Superior Court will
no doubt be called upon to am
swer the charge of murder.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-27
Mr.. F. NJ. Abernathy, one OF

4 Mr.. F. NJ. Abernathy, one o.
the head men at Elizabeth City
cotton Mills. who recently re
signed his position and went tc
Rocky Mount, has returned to
Elizabeth City. We welcome
him back.
The Fisherman and Farmer
acknowledges tn. receipt of an
invitation to the marriage OF
Miss Mary Terry Merriam to
Mr.. Leon Marshall Case, which
happy event will occur Wed
nesday, November 9Th, at Rris>
toll, Conn. Miss Mamie resided
in Elizabeth City for several
years and won the admiration
and friendship of a large num~
Der of our people. The Fisher
man and Farmer takes pleasu e
in joining her many friends here
in congratulating Mr.. Case on
winning such a sweet, bewitch~
ing companion-wishing tor
them happy and prosperous
future. May there be no thorns
in their pathway and their lives
be such as God would have
them live
Departed this life Friday night
at 10 O'Clock at his home, on the
corner of Poindexter and Fear
ing street, Mr.. c. B. Pendleton
in his 43d year of life Mr.. Pen
dleton was native OF this coun-
ty but left here while quite
young, going, to Texas, and from
there to Key West, Florida,
whete he engaged in the cattle
and insurance business. He was
afterwards owner and editor OF
the Equator Democrat, one of
the most prominent papers of
the South. He also represented
Florida as State Senator, with
great honor t., himself and his
constituents. He was afterwards
nominated for Congress, but by
a combine of the parties was de-
feated. He was Cuban CORES
pondent for the New York Jour
nal during our war with Spain,
in which posi- ton he served with
great credit. He leaves a wife,
several children and a host of
friends to mourn their loss. The
funeral services were conducted
from the Episcopal Chuch Sum
day evening by Rev. L. L. Wills
Jams, and his remains were inter
red in the Episcopal Cemetery.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-27

The Basket Factory, in tn,
Fearing building on Matthew.
street. began operation yesterday
We with the new enterpris.
much success.
The gross receipts OF the Eliza
beth City Postoffice for the fiscal
year was $3.50; Edenton, S.
AL; Plymouth, $3.50, and WASH
ington $3.50.
To exchange for city property
Fine 400 acre truck or stock
farm, 4 miles from city limits.
Address lock box 244, Elizabeth
City N. c. 1mo.
On account of the oyster
shuckers' strike at Norfolk some
Of the packers talk of removing
their establishments from Nor
folk to Elizabeth City.
Lieutenant Crisp has been ap-
pointed Inspector of Life Saving
Station of this district, in place
of Lieutenant Failing, who left
here several weeks ago.
Mr.. NJ. r. White, of Winfall,
N. c., representing the A. F.
Mosby Nursery, of Richmond,
Va, spent a few days in the
city this week soliciting and
del ivering orders.
Always on hand, mince, apple
and lemon pies, ribbon choco-
late and pound cake, small cakes,
candies &c. fresh every day and
made to order On short notice.
Phone 100.
We learn a company is being
organized to build and operate
a Furniture Factory in Elizabeth
City. This is splendid location
for Furniture Factory and we
hope it will be a go.
The receivers of the Bank of
Commerce of Buffalo, N. Y,
have filed judgement in New
York City against the Buffalo
City Mills, of Dare county, N.
c., for the sum of $4.3o2.
The Real Widow Brown per.
Torrance at the Academy Of
Music Tuesday night was win
ner. The specialties were very
laughtable and the audience
seemed to be we'll pleased.
For Rent-The Burgess resi-
dence, corner Road and Burgess
streets. Large, convenient and
comfortable rooms, desirably
located in splendid neighbour
hood. Apply to Miss Kate Bur
CESS at the Fair store.
The Fisherman & Farmer
office was highly entertained
Tuesday by Mr.. Charles Morgan,
who exhibited lot Of photo
graphs taken by him along the
North Carolina coast since the
late hurricane-givlng views of
the ship wrecks, the damage at
Hatteras, Roanoke Island, Mays
Head. and other points.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-27

i We are pleased TO see GU
again Mr.. w. S. White VIII,
has been suffering several week
with an injured leg. receives
from a fall while assisting t.
raise the smoke stack at tn
rice mill.
The shade trees on Poindex
ter street have been cut dow1
and the telephone and electri,
light poles moved back prepar
atory to paving the street. w.
understand the laying of stone
will begin in few days.
The machinery in the rice
mill of the Elizabeth City Mill
ing Company was put in opera
ton for the first time on yester'
day. Every thing proved to be
in splendid running order and
the cleaning of rice very salts
factory.
The midnight Fire" present.
ed by home talent last Friday
night at the Academy of Music,
was. indeed, a creditable perfor
nance. The audience was large
and appreciative and every per
former acquitted themselves very
criditably.
Mr.. Will Coppersmith, for
merly of this county, is crit
cally i'll at Norfolk, Va, with
an attack of typhoid feuer. His
father and mother left Tuesday
for his bedside. the father res
turned yesterday reporting his
condition slightly improved.
w. T. Love, at the City mar
ket, invites the patronage of the
public. With a full line of West
ern aud home dressed meats &C.,
he is prepared to serve his pat
rons w tn the best and at satis>
factory prices, delivered free to
all parts Of the city. Phone s..
Ring him up when you want
fresh meats.
In addition to the three oyster
plants already built in Elizabeth
City, there are two others in
course of erection. The Gibbs
Preserving Co., of Baltimore, is
erecting a large building on Dry
Point, while another, 52x1oo
feet, is being erected by Mr.. c..
H. Robinson, near "Short
Bridge" to be operated by a
Maryland firm.
Mr.. James E. Sheppard, son
of our townsman, Mr.. E. J.
Sheppard, has accepted posit>
Jon in Suffolk, Va, as an assist
ant band saw fler at one of the
mills at that place Jim was a
member of the Albemarle Fire
Co. and Band and will be miss
ed by his many friends. He is
quite popular, a steady, reliable
young man, and we wish him
much success. We commend him
to the Suffolk people.
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