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New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
ch.csso oct s-rhs leaslng futures ranEsa as FOLLOW

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet winter
patents 50 sDd&4 10 stragts IS 26q8 So bakers 81 goa
patents g COS 10 strsights s. 19gS8 CO. No spring
252Q2e3zc. No white, 2324 q25c: No rye 51%e
fair to choice mailing barley 54q6Oc; No / iaxseed
s. 209S4 So pork per bb Si4 50asl5: lard. per
100 n. 81 2oq$ = IA short ribs sides oose - 9OSe 10
sides boxed $ 4o4Ss 30. whskey. basis of high wines
81 % on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady IOi4 gll=c. Eggs firm: fresh lec-
Cincinnati Oct. 6.-Four steady. Wheat hrm; No 2
red 7si4c Corn du no mixed. 423zc. oats firm. No
mixed, Rye quiet NO 2. SIC.
Duluth Oct. 6-CIose. Wheat-No Northern cash. to
sss.re No hard cash S24c. 10 arrive s2ac; No 2
2ss d24c.
milwaukee, Oct 6-wheat steady. No ! Northern, sa9
sJi3c. No 2 Northern 70ls 6794c Rye steady; No J.
5Jsc. Barley lower, No 2 56c, fample. 47a56lzc.
Minneapolis oct e.-Wheat-In sto-e October. 7s%c;
& 10 ! Northern 79a.ce 80 Northern 7s& RTsasc
qs2 IS, Bran. IN bulk sl2GS12 q.
Philadelphia. oct. 6.-Wheat firm and lsc higher con
tract grade october 75%q76c Corn quiet but steady
No Elixed, October. 4Ga4Ghc Oats dull and IN
Buter steader fancy Western creamery. 2lc
d" Prints Sf 4sgs nm iGese nearby aso & Geese
euSt Nel 9T4 il eans tsrGy small az i ~ &c go 800 5
II wheat 5000 bush: corn $4,000 bush; oats
bush oats p. coo busa.
ST Louis Oct. o.-Cl0se. Wheat-No red. cash, 53c;
October. 7Jc November. 1JAc December. 'ti2c, aaJ
soc. 10 ? hard 72l4d72stc Corn-No > cash, IS lzc
24ssc: 40 > white 2se
Tol@4o Oct C-Wbeat dull lower; spot and Oci1ber
soc Noveater So7.e. December sc Corn dll hig9e+r
No > cash. y october. 4ics DeceHaoeT % z. 4tls
dull unchanged No 2 cash ole CoveTseed 1uil higher
October. 81 70. December, 81 ID: No 2, - 0vaso =
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1000 bales. including 400 American, --s - s,s~f.
49, 9s &C export Recspts 10000 bales ineuary 500
se-ss AIierice1 Futures opened
a.es1esn niacling N October 55-saas 5ssad bny-
ctooer and NoveEnher. 40Gad sellers. eovsmbe-
80 DeeeInoer. a6fd sellers December
Sda-to - s4l sellers January February 8 $3.50
SS.-tso sellers. February March 2s-64d hvs-s-
- - "a ~ ApFll 4td buyers, April and MAY 22-6s
st1 ouyeTs; Nav and June. 5 a1-G40S - Ra5 gaf
~ Sahe and July, 2o-6fd sellers July ana Aus-l-f
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NAVAL STORES.

ou and nnteresng market prevailed for spirits az
unchanged prices. Rosin quiet and unchanged We
quote: 100
SPIRITS URPENTINE-40l1Gilc. . -. -, - -
ROsIN-Cornon to good strained 81 4Itsa$l so; Z.
81 T5. r 81 So; G. s5. H 81 so / 81 70; h y 70
n 81 20; \ 81 5o3 W C, So so; W ". So .
STOCK on HAND.
ROsin us
30 O-'' N0A1
Charleston Oct 6-Turpentine firm at $50 asked
Rosin steady and unchanged.
savannah Oct 6-Spirlts turpentine firm az S'c re-
ceipts 10 bbls sales exports 1872 Rosin steay
and unchanged receipts 1902 bbls sales Sl2 exports
$500. - oa1l .
Wilmington oct 6-sPirts turpentine hTT at 90 go 2
Rosin steady at 81 l0d'SI
cepts SO bbls urpentiue quiet AZ 81 10 and g 10
receipts 10 bbls. Tar firm 81 4O receipts a DDS
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
WORK DONE BY THE PARIS sIDEROsTAT-
A VERDICT FROM ANToNLADL \ WELL KNOWN
FRENCH ASTRONOMER

A
FRENCH ASTRONOMER
The possibility that the Exposition telescope
nav eventually come 10 America imparts pecu-
lar interest TO the following communication
from n Antoniadi. who has for many years
beer associated with Camille FlammarioD at
the Jurisv Observatory. and is well known for
his own astronomical researches:
u the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Work with the great siderostat was started
= Nay last. and has since that time been carried
without interruption by the astronomers OF the
I'slais &c TOptiqae a large number Of photo
graphs of the moon have been secured by MN lie
Horyan and Matthew. Lumiere plates, measuring
p oy . inches are used. and. owing 70 the i'm
ease focal length go feeO Of the object glass the
unerareed image Of our satellite measures on the
u.po-=8e5 glass vel as on the Photographs =
inches IN diameter. Although the work mas been
uade~-sler in the dust and smoke Of the Champs
de Mars ard Notwithstanding the very low altitude
Above The horizon of the moon IN summer, the neg
atves secured by the astronomers OF the Palals ae
lgpuqGe vie IN excellence with those taken al Inc
Lick Observatory. Mount Hamilton, Cal Ihere
eau. therefore be no doubt that were The great
telescope 10 be carried an ennence, IN the open
country its performance In lunar photography
would far transcend anything hitherto accomplished
IL that line.
The planets Jupiter and Saturn were unfortu-
Iasz-y too low above the southern horizon during
taer recent apparirion 70 have been accessible 10
he s5eros-ar hut during the latter half Of Septem
Der The planet Mars. although subtending an in
Significant disk Of 5"-3, easily showed his north
poie. whitened by the melting SHOWS OF the winter
t5stice q his lower hemisphere. The oncoming
OPPOSITION q this planet viii doubtless reveal new
leatures 70 the scientific world and may rea-
sansb.y anticipate that the Paris telescope VIII
2foR some light on the enigma Of the schiaparel
IN canals and their stiH more enigmatc doubings-
tears was carefully examined f. the daytime by
lne writer and showed the appearance Of 2 dun
F-e yellow crescent, destitute Of any markings
whatsoever. The vexed question Of the rotation
EFrlod q Venus has thus been settled, and the
--s-on is thar both schroter's short C23 hours 20
hltesj and Schlaparellis long C225 days. rotation
.7'loas are based illusory data, IRA
'ha- Interpretation Of facts furnished by obserya-
~ We really know nothing on this subject
'oence such this must be conclusive for
mere the most powerful telescope in the world
lows nothing Fl Is illogical 70 believe that what
"a been alleged as having been seen with smaller
Iufaents has any real. objective existence.
wing 70 its formidable light graspfng power
r-osl third above that Of the Yerlles glass; the
ses Paris refTac1or is wonderfully efficient on
--ss' II Is impossible TO give an idea Of the
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

.,ss- American middling fair 1Sltse good rniddlns
3 1921: middiing 1924: low middlng $50 5000
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MQLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-whre advIces from
trade. the nevertheless steady fairly
steady, too Quotations follow: Nev-oreans centrifugal
S99I9on l2ql3c fair l4ql9c: good 20G2sc prime. Sq
S6c New-Oreans. open kettle 43q53c Porto Rico. SAG
zoe: prime. 21a24c: fancy 25a2Sc.
OCEAN FREIGH TS-Tradng and sail
mage Was Light in all trades today and rates We're With
United H5 in all depart3ents with the exception Of Ions
flad, Bristol 4L.d' Leith SKA: Hull ID. Newcastle
5sd; Antwerp. ID: Hamburg 50 pfennigs; Rotterdam,
IIo Anserdan ile cotton TO Liverpool per 100 10 45e:
.5 oil vas auietsr sa.uTaay but but
QUIET and nHsed G s3. 4a 9ToPi a5 5cbanS Sharie
Tainter Co in their weekly circular said; Our
active business mostly speculative
est strength and sales have been made every Month
from November to April nex at S5c for prime summer
6gb bulk 81 90 Oss s. % and in b9k s. So
pop T0f o9a o ye5R % s8s prime h 4
42c prime winter yellow, 4a42c nnseed Amerisan raw
western nseed 2c under city brands lard oil 5sGsOc
PROVISIONS-There was another sensational advance
products were easy and somewhat lower in consequence
at Chicago 1900 with $1,000 expected Monday and
and Omaha 1000 e .-.. PoRK--FirT quoted: Mess si4
Sf 90 aofsd Mes9 so' sass 5G family $40 SOC
l PaG slo@sl9 @ so extra i9ds k9das5 mess $eqf1 So
H0Gs-Quet: quoted: Bacons. 7itc; 100 70; 7sc; pigs
Smoking bellies lie: 10 ib iOGiOc u n 9lsc; IA n
dull Gaoead oo ga city % 4o
Continent, a. csc. -LARD-Easy. quoted 1850: city
lard steady SOC refined lard dull quoted South
America. sT5c; Continent, 7s5c; Brazil kegs aSoc COM
pound quiet quoted: City. 6i4d6Sc; Western, 654 q
6&c...... STEA RINE-DulI. Quoted OIeo T%c asked.
city lard stesrine slsGs%c-
RICE-A fair inquiry noted for both domestic and
foreign grades Of rice. holders disposed 10
sell prices quotably higher The undertone
steady. Quotations follow Domestic common 70 low
fair. 3i4644c fair good. A. 5c prime choice 5s
a5sc; head 5%66lzc; Patna ~ a5l4 Japan An %a5c;
Java, 4As Q4%c; Rangoon. IN bond. 2G2lzc.
SUGAR-Demand for refined sugar continues fairly ac-
Of fact hat
TO take place at The uudertone holds quiet
but steady unchanged list prices. Cut loaf and
crushed. 6l5c; dorinOs and mould A, &C. cubes and
XEXN powdered 500; powdered, powdered and
fruit powdered 5S5c Eagle confectioners granuated &c.
Eagle coarse. fine IL 10 bags and n
bags fine grauUlated, 5.S5c; granulated.
graduated diamond 5T5c; confeconers'
A 555c Nos l 2. 5.40c, No g. $3.50; No I, $500;
No 3. 25c: No g ; 2Oc: No I 5 1oc No S. Sc No 9,
1900; No 10 4s5c; No H. Soc Nos IL and l3, I5c:
Nos a. 10 and 1G 47oc Gable adyces were rather dts
appointing reporting lu and rather easier market for
beet sugar at London with the October delyeTy ed
the basis Of fs 9std Cane was quiet and nornay un
rulng quiet steady. the basis
Nc for centrifugal, 4l4c for muscovado and &c for
mol
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GERMAN NEEIlTER2AEEAH SERVICE
I->OFfIH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
LLOYD To LINE
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA C;TFR ALTAR BY
EXPRESS STEAMERS.
columbia Nov. :. n 4 NJ 4ATa- Nov "a II a "
TA Nia Nov. 10 10 A. NJ +Werra. -. Dec Z . p
slsfn < Nov. H. II A " columbia Dec 9 II 4 NJ
ICfN ALEXANDRIA EGYPT. JAN. r % FEB. .
Return tickets available Tor the steamers ~ either lire
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar Fsrh-s Bremen Lon
don. Southampton Paris and CberboIrr
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBIrRG- AMERICAN
OELRfCHS & AEputs LINE
. broadway. n Y 81 Broadway. y Z
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was a.

Coffee cab!es:-Santos-Cofee market firm good aver
santos $500. receipts $4,000 bags Loss 900
bags. Hamburg-COfee market opened unchanged;
2:50 ? unchanged, sales, 5000 bags Havre
Coffee market opened quiet and unchanged at II
unchanged: az 430 UNCHANGED. sales l6 900 bags
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ition Of Brazilian coffee is as follows;

Fio-Coffee market hrm No Rio. 1890; exchange,
Otd receipts bags for the United States
fncL has
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DFD ID LINE.

IL For La Guayra. CabeIIo Curacao and Mara
ealbo via Curacso-CaIling also az Puerto Rec
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
8 PHILADELPHIA. ..--. aturday Oct % noon
vessels have superior accommodations FOR pas
BoULTON. BLISS & DAILETr
General Managers. I3s Front 81
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MoLASSES AND sYRUPS-whIIe advlces from the
south could not be put forth the local
trade the market nevertheless held steady and fairly
active at unchanged prices, with syrups ruling about
STEADY too Quotations follow: NewOreans centrifugal.
common l2Q l3c; fair l4dl9c: good 20G2sc prime, 30Q
sc; NewOrleans. open kettle 43Q53c; Porto Rco. 34G
40c; syrIps common, 15G16c, fai- 1TGlsc. good i9d
ZOc: prime 2la24c: fancy. 2512Sc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-15
HE NEWS AND OBSERVER SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT l5 1900
STOCKS AND BONDS

New York, September 1.-THE
stock market took on much more
decided tone today. Indications of
liquidation gathered force and in the
late dealings the professional traders
fell upon the market and offered
prices down all around the room.
They met with considerable success
i'm bringing out offerings at the de-
cline and when they covered on
moderate scale the rallies were so
feeble that they renewed the attack,
making the close of the market quite
active and easy. The Coalers were the
most notable sufferers though not on
the largest volume of selling in the
list; but the weakness was quite gem
eral. American Sugar enjoyed pc
Rod of strength but closed a point be-
low last night The Steel stocks were
generally heavy and number OF
them were off a point or over.
Growing uneasiness over the eff
fects of the coal miners strike and
fears of high money rate combined
to cause the reaction. Wall Street has
INDUCED comfortable assumption
that the dispute with the anthracite
coal miners wa2 10 he settled before
the curtailment of production pro-
ceeds far, but today's news that min
ers whose supply of powder was eX-
hausted We're laying down their tools
without buying fresh supplies. dis
PEELED much of the optimistic feeling.
The financial world seemed to awake
generally today to the realization that
the cautious conservatism displayed
by the worlds great banks was war
ranted by foreknowledge. The Off
cial announcement of the subscrip-
ton by New York bankers to the Ger
man Treasury bond issue of S0,000000
marks (S20,000,000) emphasized the
uneasiness over the effect of this new
demand upon the money market. The
forecasts of the weekly bank state
ment show that the banks have lost
to the SubTreasury since last Friday
S1.11S,0O Estimates of the currency
movement to the interior are conjec-
tural, but the known movements of
money by express according to state
ments by the banks themselves, indi-
cate that over $3,000,000 has gone out.
This indicates total loss in cash of
about $5,000,000 by the banks. This
rapid rate of inroad upon the avail
able bank reserve precipltated the
selling of stocks. Possibly the reac-
ton in the cotton market was also
responsible for throwing some secu-
rifles upon the market.
The bond market did not share IN
the late activity of stocks and contin-
ued practically dormant Total sales
(par value) $S50,000.
United States 3's advanced IA and
the SIS ~ per cent. in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks today were
IT'S, 500 shares, including the follow
ing: Atchison preferred S,370; Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy 500;
Missouri Pacific 1880; Philadelphia
and Reading first preferred 9,730;
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
5000: Union Pacific 6,210; Brooklyn
Rapid Transit $3.50; American Sugar
$500; Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Company 1880.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, September 14.-Flour firm; west
ern family 49, 3O0D3.65; do. super 81. 40025 80; do.
extra 81 60a3 90; winter wheat patents S375Q04 90;
spring patents S4.O004.S5; do straghts $38O04. 90.
Wheat tlrmer; No. re -: spot 73A@73% ;
September 73A03B; October 7i%074% December
77es077B; steamer No. red. =; Southern wheat
by pie 7l075; on grade -.
Corn hrmer: mixed and spot, as; September
45A0146; October 45G1454; November or Decem-
ber new or DID, 40A@40%; January 40%040A
mixed steam -; Southern white corn 1909
Oats firmer; No. white, I'm, I'D. do. mix
ed 24MO25
Rye hrm; Nc. 2, nearby, so; No. 2 western,
81.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, N; G., Sept. H.-Turpentine
dull at 35M; receipts 10l
Rosin steady at 81 l5al.20; receipts 220
Crude turpentine steady at u. l002.lO; receipts
247 barrels.
Tar firm at sl.40; receipts 81 barrels.
Charleston, s. c. Sept. 14.-Turpt ntine firm at
33N; sales -.
r 1sin quiet; receipts :; sales $50; exports -.
H, Sl.5o |, S1.55; X, Sl65, ID, s1.75; N, $780, W
2.15: w w, $3.50.
Savannah, Ca, Sept. ll.-Turpentine firm, So
bid; receipts $50; sales 1888; exports ,s67.
Rosin nrm; receipts 40S9 sales 6,084; exports
7,132
quote: A, B, C, D, SLS5; E, ul4O; F, u.45;
g, 1.5O; h, Sl50; I, Si.50; X, .55 M, 100;
N $3.50; VIC, 300; WV 1875
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PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS VIA


S. A. l.. R. SEPT. 16.
On September 26th the S. A. L. Rail-
way will run a personally conducted tour
from Raleigh and points in North Caro-
lima to Niagara Falls, Watkins Gler,
Buffalo, Rochester and Geneva, at spe-
cial low rates. Route will be via Norfolk
Baltimore or Washington, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad through Philadelphia
where connections will be made with the
Lehgh Valley Railroad. Side trips will
be arranged to Toronto and points on the
Great Lake. Through Pullman parlor
cars will be run from Washington and
Baltimore to accommodate this party;
and those desiring to take advantage of
this trip will please write or call upon
c. Fl. Gattis, city passenger and ticket
agent, Raleigh, N. c., or H. S. Leard
Travelling Passenger Agent, Hamlet
n. c.
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RALEIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH, N. @ Sept. IA

.3ssq pue lsslgI eql
sIs 6sp 'sIesIo qnIo' su!lIodS eHoms
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Sept. IA 3 P. M.-Money on call
easy at 1d@tM per cent. last loan - per c CEN.
ling exchange steadier, with actual business in
mixers bills at S4S69s for demand and at a. 1914
for 80 days Posted rates @.9494Sil and
sLS7h04s8. Commercial bills 4S2hQ 4.s3.
Mexican dollars is% Govern ment bones steady;
State bonds Inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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.'TWASN'T A DAY FOR
BULL REJOICING
Much Liquidation of Long
Accounts Yesterday.
ANDA VERY WEAK MARKET
Close Steady at Net Loss of Twenty
Four to Thirty.
ANDAV VERY WEAK MARKET
DECLINE IN LIVERPOOL A SURPRISE
The Failure Of Small House in New Orleans
Was Disturbing Factor in the New
York Market. Crop Accounts
Conflicting
Conflicting
(By the Associated Press.

New York, Sept. 14.-Stin more
buyers than sellers of staple cotton
goods. Sellers generally refuse to
quote prices for goods to be made and
are stiff at advanced prices for spot
goods i'm brown and coarse colofed
cottons. Low grade bleached fire.
quently Ia higher. Print cloths have
sold at Be for regulars and at 4lhc for
38 1-3 inch GA squares. Prints are in
good demand. Some staples advanced
IA per yard. Demand for linens
quiet and prices unchanged Burlaps
are against buyers, scarce and near
supplies light. tF
COTTON.
New York, Sept. 14.-Cotton futures
opened feverishly irregular. Prices
on the first call showed decline of
from six to fifteen points on the near
positions, while the later months were
two points lower to one point higher.
a good deal of long cotton was for
sale, and wlbhin the next few minutes
prices showed a further loss of seven,
to eleven points. There was a par
tial reaction on covering, bat the mar
ket again became very weak. The de-
cline in spots and futures at Liverpool
was greater than expected. Public
support, heretofore always ready to
take advantage of breaks, failed to
materialiZe. The near positions wereI
particularly weak, the liquidation of
long accounts was the order of the
day. From the closing figures of yes
terdav September broke twenty-five
points; October twenty-siX points and
January March and May thirty-one
points. At one time October had spe-
l. ~ HIM
ing by Liverpool, but this was finally
withdrawn. In a general way the
market was also helped by reports
that the cloth markets were showing
new signs of life. Spinners, however,
were still showing a retreating front,
being without orders to Justify them
in paying current prices Crop ac-
counts were still conflicting. 1t was
reported that rains We're interfering
with cotton picking east of the Miss
issippi valley, particularly in the At
lantic States. The movement of cot
ton was very quiet but ahead of calcu-
lations. Texas storm reports failed to
be factor.
The market closed steady in tone
at about the lowest of the day, net
loss of from twentyfour to thirty
points. The failure of a small New Or
leans house was disturbing factor
in the late market.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool, Sept. 1.-THE cotton
market is calmer today. decline
was caused by disappointing New
York advices and sales for September
and October delivery here against
purchase of actual cotton in America.
NEW YORK.
Cant 14-Cottnn futuPoa oDaned
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills, September 14-Lack
of export demand was the dominating
influence in wheat today, causing
decline of 1ac in October; corn closed
1-3c lower and oats a shade lower.
Provisions declined 71s to 15c.
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Getton futures closed steady at the decline.
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IA P M.-sTcs cotton
limited business prices lower; American mid
ding fair 7 15-32d; good middling 1920 mid
ding 5-32d; low middling l-32d; gooo OF
binary 6Hd; ordinary 3-6d.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, OF which
500 were for speculation and export and includ-
ed 1,4O0 American. Receipts = Oaies' IN
cuiing - American.
Futures opened steady and closed baiely 9eady.
American middling, low middling clause:
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept 14-Peanuts steady; new
fancy, IN strictly pr ime, 2x; prime, 2%02A
common, 1N02.; Span ish, 90c Der bushel.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
!ousness, indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 49,
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For Gravel use
STUART'S GIN and
BUCHU.

A woman may be for all men to admire
but she is for the happiness of one.
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NoTE.-+ Daily except Sunday.

Dining Cars between New York and Richmond,
and Hamlet and Savannah on Trains Nos. 81 and
"A.
Central time. sEastern time.
Dining Cars between New York and
Richmond, and Hamlet and Savannah on
Trains Nos. 81 and A.
Central time. Eastern time.
For tickets, rates and sleeper reserva-
tions, apply to:
H. S. Lizard, T. P. A., Hamlet, N. G.
CHAS. GATTIS, c. T. A., Raleigh, N. G.
E. ST. JOHN, V.-P. AND G. M.
V. E. McBEE, General Superintendent
L. S. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. Agent. =
General Offices: Portsmouth, We.