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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-04
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LIVERPOOL, March "a p. M.-Spot cotton,
quiet prices favor buyers American middling
l3-32d.
The sales of the day were IL, 900 bales of which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
,luded 9200 American; receipts 800 bales, in
Guiding ala American
Futures opened quiet with moderate de-
mand and closed steady.
Apnarican rraiddIinu InIu middlinr clanse.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Flour dull and about
steady; winter straghts S3.55a3.70; do. patents
49, oal 90; Minnesota patents s3.90a4.3.
RIVE flour steady; good to fair s3.4oaS.t0
Buckwheat -four dull at S2.0Oa2O'.
Corn meal quiet; yellow western oaneo; city
Rye dull; No. 2, 81 L.; State
Barley quiet; feeding 47aiS 10; mailing
Sc i-2a63.
Barley malt quiet; western 60a70
Wheat, spot quiet; No.2 red 65aso IL, options
March S31; May II l-2; July 755s.
Corn, spot steadv; No. 2. IA 1-za45A; options,
March 43h; May 4l1s; July Az.
Oats, spot steady; No. 2, 81 IL; options mac
Beef quiet: family sl0a12.00; extra mess SO;
beef hams Sl9.50; packet S97oaSlo.50; city extra
India mess s1500a1550.
picked shoulders Az picked hams 7a7R.
Lard steady; western steamed $5.65; city
=: March s5,bu, nominal; refined steady.
Pork firm; mess So 00G9.T5; short clear
s10.5Ga12.50 family sl075011.00.
Butter steady; western creamery 1921; do.
factory 1aa14 IL; Elgins 2l imitation creamery
-; State dairy 13Ge0 creamery l6a2l.
Cheese firm; large white l1allA; do. small
llallk; large colored 10 l-2; do. small llallA;
light skins sae; part skins 7a8.
Eggs Irregular; State and Pennsylvania "a:
western fresh rs l-2: southern 2ea26 1-2.
Potatoes quiet; New York S1.25a2.00: Long
Island S1.50 02.;5; sweets, Jerseys, sl.75a2.15;
Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude 2la22;
crude 70 mills l3a13 l-2; prime summer yell
low 25a25; of summer yellow % 1-2a24; but
ter grades 29a32; prime winter yellow 3la32;
prime white 26.
Petroleum dull; refined New York, s73j;
Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50; do in bulk
81 80.
Rosin steady; strained, common to good
sl.30.
Turpentine steady at 46a4G%.
Rice firm; fair to extra 1-2a7: Japan task
Cabbage quiet; Long Island $30oa9.Oo per
100.
Coffee-Options, July $5.45a50; spot Rio, dull
and easy; No. z, invoice 64; No. iobblng 6A
mild quiet; Cordova 8ai4.
Sugar raw firm; fair refining 3s centrifu-
gal &C. test, Az; Muscovado -; molasses sugar
Stills; refined firm; mould 51; eranu-
lated s: cubes -.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 3.-Flour dull and
unchanged; western super s2.25G260 ,
Wheat dull; spot and March 76076h; Aprli
76 1-2a763a; May 77Aa772s; steamer No. red
-; Southern wheat by sample 70a77; do. on
grade
Corn dull; spot and March 5ea89z; April 39Ia
SO ID; May s0A asked; steamer mixed 80;
Southern white and yellow corn 3Sai0.
Oats dun and easy; No. white western,
SO LA ;7:No. mixed -.
Rye e sier; No. nearby cola OK; NO.
western 624.
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NEW YORK
New York, March s. Cotton futures opened
steady.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed dull; middling uplands
Gle; middling gulf -; sales 800 bales
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NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, La, March 3-Cotton futures
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.


Galveston, holiday, $50 bales.
Norfolk, firm, ~, 679 bales
Baltimore, nominal 6 1-2, |, lo3 bales.
Boston, quiet, 9-l6, 993 bales.
Wilmington, firm, 6, lZ0 bales
Philadelphia, quiet, 1915 7s9 bales.
Savannah, q net, steady, 1916, 7l0 bales.
New Orleans, steady, q, 4,54i bales.
Mobile, quiet, ga, 5Sl bales.
Memphis, steady, 6h, 1885 bales.
Augusta, quiet, steady, 6ss, '95 bales.
Charleston, firm, So, 296 bales.
Cincinnati, firm. 61s, 353 bales.
Louisville, quiet, o., - bales.
st. Louis, steady, l1-l6, 429 bales.
Houston, dull, "a, 1,a27 bales.
New York, dur 6 3-lf, l,l20 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH N. c., March
Strict middling .......,. 81 06'
Middling ........-- ........ .......,.. $500
Tinges u to &c less than corresponding whit
grades
Receipts = bales. Market quiet.
PRODUCE.
spring chickens ...,............... I2h@io1
Eggs .................... IL 0iS
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NEW YORK, March 3.-Fiour dull and ABOUT
steady: winter straights S3.55a3.70; do. patents
So. 7oai 90; Minnesota patents s3.90a4.23.
RIVE flour steady; good to fair s3.40aS.t0.
Buckwheat -four dull at S2OOa2.0'.
Corn meal quiet; yellow western Sids5; city
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wEsTBoUND.
EAsTBoUND.
Norfolk & Carolina Rail Road.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.

Daree Jan. rs. 1899.
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ChiIdren's Long Coats
Worth from S2.25 to SIS
spssia, sp'sss SI.70 and S3.I5

There remain from our late sale OF chill
dren's sample long coats fair assortment,
to which we've added from regular stock
sufficient to make lively selling for time at
the prices quoted. They're in various styles
and colors of boucles, ladies' cloth, fancy
mixtures, eiderdowns, etc; they're for ages
: months to years, and variously trimmed
With braids and contrasting plain cloths;
some are pure white, in heavy eiderdown.
They've been divided into two lots. Those
worth from $2.25 up to So are priced $I.78;
those worth $4 and S. are priced $3.I5.
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Camel Hair Cheviots, so
inches wide. Worth 81
yard, Priced 0En
Special 00C yard

This is regular 81 value, and is
considered one of the choicest of
this seasons fabrics. Rough effects,
such as camers hair and cheviots,
are the correct thing and in this
quoted line we are Offering a most
extraordinary value of seasOnable
stuffs at very low price. All the
best shades for Fall and Winter to
be found in this assortment. Mon
days price, S5c the yard.
The record-union., 1899-10-16
MERCURY WAS THE WINNER
WITH CRICKET AS THE RUN
NER-UP,
Delightful Weather and Some Ex-
citing Sport at the Park
Yesterday.

ONell & Hanrahan'S Mercury cap
tured first money in yesterdays cours-
ing, with Murphy & McDonald's Cricket
| second, and O'Brien & Atkins Teddy
Hale third.
The weather was simply perfect, both
dogs and hares were in good trim, and
there were several very exciting runs.
The attendance was not large, owing
to counter attraction of a league ball
game, but in a few weeks the dogs and
hares will have a monopoly of Sunday
sport. Following are the results of the
days running:
O'Brien & Atkins Teddy Hale beat
Walsh & Heenan's Keen Witted.
L. McMahon's Lady Glendyne beat
P. w. Sheehan's Little Cherub.
NJ. c. Delano's Daisy Hill beat B. w.
Griffith's Ring.
Rosedale Kennels Signal beat J. Ke-
nealy's Asparagus Bill.
c. Woodworths Kentucky Babe beat
Lawrence & FarrelPs Little Doubt.
w. Schuster's Surveyor beat j. E.
Tilden's Membership.
Murphy & McDonald's Cricket beat
Walsh & Heenans Sister Mary.
Murphy & McDonalds Duke of Well
ington beat Walsh & Heenan's Gano.
j. Kennedy's Little Delight beat Pearl
& Benefits Rey Del.
O'Neil & Hanrahan's Mercury beat
ROsedale Kennels After Me.
O'Neil & Hanrahan's Rieta D. beat
P. c. Farnsworth's Brother John.
j. E. Tildens Lily T. beat Rosedale
Kennels Doubtful.
Second Series-Teddy Hale beat Lady
Glendyne, Daisy Hill withdrawn and
Signal ran a bye. Kentucky Babe beat
Surveyor, Cricket beat Little Delight,
Mercury beat Duke of Wellington,
Rieta D. beat Lily T.
Third series-Teddy Hale beat Signal,
Mercury beat Kentucky Babe, Cricket
beat Rieta D.
Fourth series-Cricket beat Teddy
Hale, Mercury ran a bye.
Final series-Mercury beat Cricket.
IF OF had ever GDOl<eO Of his bptfpT
The record-union., 1899-10-16

To tone up the system and stimulate
the appetite take Angostura Bitters. DR..
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, sole manufac-
turers. At all druggists.
The record-union., 1899-10-16

We welcome critical eyes. D. Diers-
sen Co, The Pacific, J, near Sth.
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Dark FleeCed Wrapper
Flannelettes
Priced In per
Special u yard

There are about 35 patterns in
all. New styles just uncased. They
are dark and in desirable patterns
and colors. Splendid weight and
a quality no one ever thought of
selling for less than Zoe before.
They're yours for two days at &c
the yard.
The record-union., 1899-10-16

If Lot had ever spoken Of his better
half as being too fresh he must have
suffered considerable remorse subse-
quent to her final transfiguratiOn.-
Chicago Dispatch
The record-union., 1899-10-16
The Best prescription for Malaria

and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. 1t Is simply iron and quinine
IN a tasteless form. No cure-no pay.
Price. so cents
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Those Priced Special at S3.15

are in plain colors, changeable and
fancy, every one desirable shade, blending
or pattern, tucked, corded, ruffled and the
rest to add to their attractiveness, which
you'll find as irresistible as the price, $3.I5.
The record-union., 1899-10-16
ITEMS MerinO
Underwear
Worth Soc
spssial sP'ssa 25C

Mems white merino un-
dershirts and drawers,
heavily fleeced and warm.
It's the kind you usually
pay soc for, is we'll made
and finished. Special while
1t lasts at 25c the garment.
The record-union., 1899-10-16

The better you are judge Of style and
value the better you'll appreciate this re-
markable silk waist offering, and the better
you'll understand that S3.I5 is only our sale
price, which is but about half the actual
value. They're all OF good, heavy taffeta
silk, stylish in make and made by those
who make only the best You'll want to
be among the early comers, then you'll have
TO regrets.
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Soft Twilled FlannletteS
Priced IN per
Special u yard

They're those pretty cashmere twilled
dainty colored pink, blue and cream solid
colors nanneettes, double heeced, called
baby flannelettes. They sell regularly at
loc per yard. VIII make those warm night
gowns. house wrappers and infants warm
sips. .Forstwo days only, &c per yard.
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Something New
i'm Warm Waists
Plaided Styles
spssia, sp'ssa 45C

Waists of this sort
would make correct
companions to the
plaided skirts and are
particularly adapted
to this season of the
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year; they re made OF spIendid quaTly
English hannelette, in colorings medium
and bright, broken checks and plaids; can
be worn, however, with any style OF skirt
desired; have detachable stock collars to
match and two rows of black soutache
braid down front plat; warm, pretty gar
ments, well made; all sizes from 81 up to
AZ.
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Those priced Special at S4.35

are of heavy, lustrous black tafeta silk,
and black you know can be worn with any
thing, which makes a stylish waist Of this
sort doubly profitable investment at the
special price. Then consider your saving.
They're corded and tucked also in attrac-
tive manner
The record-union., 1899-10-16
3 Specials 3
In Black Crepons

lO different patterns
to choose from. All
of our S1.75 Gre
pons. The richest,
most handsome,
most 1ustrous line
ever shown at the
price. Each and
every one a beauty
and your choice
from all at 500 yd
The record-union., 1899-10-16
WOnen's
Fieecy Flannel
cite Gowns
Worth S1.OO
spseia, spissa 75C

Nothing m Or e
agreeable for a sleep
ing garment than
one of these soft,
w ar m, hannelette
night gowns. | hey
are made up Mother
Hubbard style, are
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VIII prove to be greater values than you
could possibly expect-setting your, expec-
tations at the highest. You'll want two
pair when you see them.
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Large Plaid Separate Skirts
Worth $40 Priced O. o.
Special 0l.jj

Many were disappointed last Friday by
not being in time to secure one of these
same style of skirts and saving S2.o5 on
their purchase. Another limited lot just
came by express and the early corners Mon
day NAV secure one then They're the hand
some, large, shaggy camel's hair bias plaid
sort, in various dark combinations and con-
trasts. This is the sort of skirt which no
woman's Winter wardrobe is complete
without. Properly lined and corduroy
bound bottom; graceful in hang and sweep.
sos instead OF $40, while they last.
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and wash braids. Warm, pretty garments
and an unusual assortment to select from
Then consider the saving between the spe-
cial price and the regular or bright new
seasonable garments. This price holds
good while they last during the two days
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long and ample in ful1ness, made of
splendid quality, heavily double feeced fan
nelette. in dainty pink blue and cream col
orings. They're pretty, too, as well as
comfortable, and could not be made at
home for 75c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22
LIKE OUR LOCOMOTIVES.

France Places Another Order In This
Country for state Railways.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g .-The locomo-
tives built and shipped some months
ago by the Baldwin works for the state
railways of France, the first American
engines eve run in that country. have.
In the short time they have been in
service, demonstrated their excellence
to the entire satisfaction of the French
officials. AS a consequence the Bald
wins have just been favored with an.
other order from the state railway for
six locomotives similar in design and
size to those in use on the Reading and
Atlantic City route. The locomotives
are to be completed by the early sum-
mer, SO that they can be used in con-
nection with the rush Of travel to the
Paris exposition.
The consolidated locomotive for the
Finland state railways are being COM
pleted at the works. preparatory to
shipment in a few days. There are also
being shipped five freight engines for
the Chicago and Northwestern railway,
two passenger engines for the Wabash
and two for Denmark. The latter en-
gines are Of the same design and weight
as those previously built at the works
for the Danish state railway.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22

Ing, but now is as steady as any one; in fact
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22
FELL IN BATTLE
War Department Issues Its Gen.
eral Order on the Death
of Lawton.
a Soldier at Eighteen and a Lien.
tenant Colonel at Twenty
Two.
Minute Guns to Be Fired at Ey.
cry Military Post of the
Country.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-The war de.
partment has issued a general order to
the army announcing the death of
General Lawton. The order recoun.s
General Lawton's Civil war record.
among the facts noted being his enlist
ment at the age Of 1S, in 1861, and his
retirement at the age of 90 a lieutenant
colonel, with a brevet of colonel. In
1866 he entered the regular army. His
recent war record is we'll known to all
readers.
In conclusion the general order says:
He fell in the fullness of his powers,
in the JOY Of conflict, in the conscious
ness Of assured victory. He leaves to
his comrades and his country the men,
ory and the example Of dauntless cour-
age, of unsparing devotion to duty, of
manly character and Of high qualities
OF command, which inspired his troops
with his W indomitable spirit. The
flag will be placed at half-staf and ID
minute-guns will be fired at every mil
itary post and station on the day after
the receipt of this order. and the usual
badges of mourning will be worn for 80
DAYS"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22
JOHN T. BRUSH'S IDEA.
National League aud Two Minor Leagues.
One East aud One West.

One East aud One West.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-The Journal
and Advertiser publishes the following
interview with John T. Brush, the base
ball magnate:
IAN eight-club National league and
two minor leagues AN Eastern and
Western-wor'ung in harmony with
the major organization. is my idea Of
placing the game in a position where 1t
would be unassailable for year to
Come.
My plan. and | am in hopes of see
leagues to play for their individual
championships and settle that fight in IA
season up to say Aug. 10. of each year.
The two leagues could then have an
inter-sectional contest. East VS.. West.
the winners of this battle to play off
tor the lntersectlonal championship.
This would also be an international af-
fair, because Montreal and Toronto
would participate in the battle, both
being members Of the Eastern League.
The recent action Of the National
league in allowing the minor leagues
TWO years reservation OF their players
and IN increasing the drafting price Of
players of Class A clubs from 500 to
81 900 will no doubt appeal to the minor
league officials and place them in a po-
sition to take up this scheme of mine
with avidity."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The official call for the Republican
national convention to meet in Phila-
delphia June - next has been issued.
The New South Wales assembly has
passed a bill authorizing the issue Of
treasury bills to the amount of Ga.
900, O00.
The japanese envoy to The Hague. on
behalf Of the mikado, has signed all the
conventions of the international peace
conference.
NJ. G. Meagher. an elephant trainer,
better known as Patsy Forepaugh. was
instantly killed by an elephant at Sells
vile, ..
The strike Of the employees Of the
Springfield llls.) Consolidated Street
Railway company, which was settled
Tuesday morning, is on again.
Seward Webb has been elected a di.
rector Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
1t is authoritatively stated that Judge
Bradbury Of the Ohio supreme court
will resign in a few days to become
counsel for the so called salt rust.
Rev. w. j. Robinson, D. D.. pastor OF
the First United Presbyterian church
Of Allegheny, Pa, and moderator OF
the last United Presbyterian general
assembly, is dead.
The Melbourne Argus publishes a
forecast of the wheat harvest Of Aus.
tralia IN which 1t says the average
yield is 3.31 bushels per acre, and tina,
the exportable surplus is 5000, 90
bushels.
The death is announced at st. Peters.
burg, Dec. 3, Of the Chevalier Anton
De kontski, the famous pianist, aged
e2 years. lie was the author of the
celebrated work The Awakening Of
the Lion"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22

WA>TED-Trustworthy persons Ia take
orders for WAR in South Africa and the
Dark Continent from Savagery To
Civllizatlon," by William Harding. the
famous traveller. cable editor, and
author. Press says "wonderfully com
plete." graphic descriptions, "brliiiantly
written "sumptuously illustrated";
demand remarkhbic; sales unpreced.nt.
ed; prices low. We shall distribute
100000 in gold among our salespeople:
he first; don't mss this chnrce. MISC
highest commissions; books on 80 days'
credit: freight duty paid; simple case
free. ADDRESS the Dominion COMPANY.
Dept. Y, Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-22
THE LAWTON L y
Ouicx Response to the Appeal Sent Out
From Washington.

HIOu0 SOus
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. Adiutant
General Coroin, the head of the COM
mittee charged with the collection Of
funds for the benefit Of the family Of
the late General Lawton. is in receipt
of expressions of sympathy and of will
lnSness to cooperate from all quarters
of the country. Some of these are ac-
companied by contributions of money
and altogether there is promise of a
generous response to the committees
appeal issued Wednesday.
The brokerage firm of Worden & Co..
of New York have voluntarily UNDER
taken to collect funds of the Stock Ex-
change. The committee aim to collect
at least $o5.O OO.
General CorDin received a telegram
from General K. \. Alger saying:
Il send 500 for the Lawton fund.-"
A telegram was received from Mr.. C..
H. Hamilton Of Milwaukee saying that
the citizens Of that city authorized him
TO offer 81 900 as a nucleus for a fund
for the widow and family of General
Lawton.
General Corbin received a telegram
from a gentleman in Pennsylvania, who
does not wish his name made public,
contributing $1,000 to the Lawton fund.
Other contributions received during the
morning are as follows:
Secretary John Hay, 500; Assistant
Secretary H. {. Taylor, 500; Mrs.
Addison Porter. sl00: McCoskey Brutt
of New York. 800.
The Riggs National bank Of this city,
has been designated as the depository
of the Lawton fund.
Lieutenant Colonel Clarence Edwards
who was temporarily acting as General
Lawton's chief staff. has been in
structed by the secretary of war to su-
perintend the transportation of Cen
eral Lawton's remains and accompany
them 70 this country.