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Salmon are running In great numbers
through Lake Union past Latona- At the
portage between Lake Washington and
Lake Union they are especially plentiful.
The channel cutting through the portage
II quite narrow and shallow and the hsh
may he seen often struggling against the
current to get into Lake Washington.
A number Of Iatona people have been out
several times In the past few nights
spearing the salmon as they pass through.
A number OF large catches have been
made. Further down the lake others have
had fairly good luck trolling.
A s-ysar-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nu-
Der, who live near Latona, was badly
acatded Tuesday morning. Mrs. Nuber
was washing and had some hot water
IN 4 boiler on the stove. The little fei-
low managed TO reach the boiler and
upset II over himself. He was scaided
about the head and shoulders. but Il Is
believed that he will recover.
y. Coy and family moved TO Latona yes
terday and will occupy new house re-
Gently built near the fatona school
.. Payssc. jr., A. G. Walters. Charles
White and Bert Stradley returned Mon
day from an eight days hunting trip In
the Olympic mountains. They brought
back several deer and report excellent
sport
The Democrats OF Latona met last night
and organized Bryan club,
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NEW yoax MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Eept d .-- Fisar~ Bsdxsrss z va
bzfrsis: experts. HEs hssrtis MsSfss qaie.
Wheat Rscttgae. - sc bssssis Etpartt nrns
sFet. fra. Ma rst 3kr q B ssSs siryasgs
whirA ha1ish estimates "a wu3i4s sFrY. fsht Ger
ir<s ard cnrn sfreAzfh ysEre1 . par. sass ~ 80
the elass rs4s{bs gsQ4asNa q ght sNsl,ssa from
ias operlnz -. sAs snsftat tsN n sssH ~ sSsfa
nst sfvknrs Msfeh eitsas 49, N&y. @Ne, $50
tsnh@s. nfst. octshef. NAe. Dtesmb@T. sss-
WnEi-fSgil
Hofs~G,uSst
Coase- isgziaHs ,,assi hsrssy s.<sss. via prizes
rEeAkased 70 rc38ta ssfAaa Aass. 1t18 tags.
fssfzsicx Harssssfs- 4 q rrft n-te1.sr s3Rx ~
Hsssxnksr ~ apss Ris HHtsf: Ne kGs1tas ENs
MI. 7aAf Csr&gss. ~ site
s@saf- nas, srm fsi' fssAsas. tsel ssutrttasA1.
n t1ss. b. EsEasd. Ezra
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tutcA9ot Astt is-ffs,sfrfs y san tea
inrfadarg 10 Westerns and 80 ge8sss N.firs
ties". ttesdf - ~ hover. Wsrisras saisss ~.
ntfs 9sesN e fsfsag sts-sx, q esAt tsf as tas.
aiisia " sost ~ sslsefed sssasss. wsst 8 ~ ass
sisf4 stpraffs. Ess32St. wxa. s. sissf y e. srs
s. asts. eeEErs saa1& taaiis = ma S f.t.a.
s'4tN Tshans- Fsa s,sszs. 81 Taas. sasAsss
paza- Hsrv.zts sastf = AZ bad tas,a..a. Ia
rnstea. ~.en l'ft ever, tasa sssssY ~ ssysss "
I've rpf, 49, fetssf snf tasshsea, = talx n.
ree@ - fAetss ttssy y w7Hw. fs5sh hestr Ii =
W. -, heis " Esaf q ts.it q saiep " sass n
shssp Hsrsfpss. - Nf htss xbsta asa 90.
stsung Coed ~ sartss ~sshs4a d sss4 Il a. ss
fhe8ee rstrs4. t4esatg ssseFu skrqf 4 ss44 =.
Tsxts shssr. & pa a. nst9ss gst.ss 4 - NJ
WESTERN lasasa. tfiAs6.
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Nnst hey esn 70 Price are pretty ssseaslY hasf
t.teaosa seH and then slight rencsssims are h4sei
pt; in tss Meet thars " no sstdetne a snY sss,.
ecsznts smsas ha2d4u = wesd. sad ls snaassshstcs
W h,us Wool nDsins From TIE interior The
t.lfs ~ the wsst IN naEtan aspsaart4A ~ Ia ~
yo'ineA damfsiie ara rn poun8s a fassirn' 49,
tnE total 81 t9tisa against tefAi a st So r.,
We ffsslefy Nssk. taa total a af89a ~ 10
rrrtsFe4aihs week last year slnre 1shnssy / as.
srs1if a. $4,000 franass fsstnsi HASH s9l po.ssas
f< ihe earfesEesdias time lsas ysaf
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WAaiiENGT0S. Sept. z8.~Tae fmshsrsan
canal commission stated today II srouiJ
- shie 20 s1bFnfs a REPORT 10 eaaYrv@ss
ssfleiently comprehensive 20 serve as a
he IS fgf tbs heFfon ~ taaf badv ~ lie
approaching session II u af&n4a 81 aoafr
abs % &ef Tia Field parties heve m
reported ara only srw ~ the hsdro-
graphic parties and several boring par-
ties remain o. the iashmls clearing u
thu work
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The nsrkFts today we're rrnersiy quiet and steady.
and prices are firm all around
Inc Only notable feature Is the further rise In cgr
Quotations, ranch eggs being bought for 2sasr. and
selling Tor slc- In the past few weeks there has
been steady market for this product. ard the
market is stil strong There have heen some car
load receipts from the East but not sufficient 70
weaken the price to rarehers
There is no change In the butter market. the de-
mand continuing good and prices firm. Poultry
likewise Is unchanged.
carload Of grapes from California has relieved
the scarcity Of the market, and others expected
during the week, as also Corcotds from Ohio.
Another car Of bananas is also the way. Other
wise there is nothing q change in the fruit market.
Quotations being undisturhed Vegetables also re-
main unchanged. the demand being good for
able varieties. Further receipts later In the week
Of sweet potatoes from California will add TO stocks
Ct that product
Hay. oats and feed continue strong and In active
demand and unchanged from yesterdays report.
Other markets are quiet and steady. at the prices
quoted
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


LONDON. Sat uast hos Cares q, -ssss.r-
Seiei sns ssSae3 Iagit4 eegasfy iaagssss. PA 81
9SsFss.
tIEgRPooL. SGT n~wAaas IA Ps,ss su,i
Faemr n fssa. saAs< ffsasA aass1trs nAsss{a.
ssssAz
whsas~sass ssssfFs No Z nj Western msssar
A. - ~ ! SsrB*fn sfziss 4 "a ~ f,st.ssss
"a. :. fSs Yuszsss. stsasg. heStsrstsr q 81 I,
FAsrtaasg= - shsa
Cows sfss. sstiS5 Arsreza mta<a $50 4 ga
fsssfes sts&igl fiasa.@s. 10 ais4s Astsnazas 4 "a
Dsesz1aeg. o ia
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BOSTON Sort She k-sgseaa Wscs sas
crssa~ nspc~.sr wtT .6Y ss~sasvG@,
WIS caHYsrsFa q wte8 hfEN Esanfetfsd fNpra
tas~fe4. IN fss t-tskF. Es4rs skss ssgsgt ftssr
sq-slwx i ss ~ she has5 saszsatA fhasAefsf Ties
sse ssry saftarlaf - ks4r <iass IL to4eA xts fhs
rEaftx; bssns srsteEsiy rat thst nsresxssass
NAY At sry ftns 10 sleh 70 arznpsi tArra 70 hsy
nnzs ls4<s-y. xzs ls<J ara a-x@S1s IL Lao txsf
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COTTON wAHKEr.


WV YORK. sess 2s-cos.sn tssxs rgsnes
eHsss - pe1ess tFHns. ard nsa1iaas4 safms
rtpszar Eassr axist i37sifsf.1r sa.n sfses rs1a4Y
~ saskr. t1ek . s<t& tasE 81 ths t~ssrt, "a ~
FsT-f that 4 ed vsss Vas - stezs - - 9pgihs
~sft fars3tt ~ he t4at AsfArsf frxi sssegitg
reTr3a, srtess - tt1Fs ia Close 4 FEstertav Ia
elsa sss arzz. VIA srirss tfS1 EeiE7i hsxsar
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. ssrt. ~ --Ocs0fsr vhest opened q
ehsfe tsar AZ tf&NTSHc, With sale also made
AZ rs%r siraos, ~ TIE tan - tho Foas THIS slists
ethihi;ieu a casipee Wa sac "a BETTER weather n
tha Serthuest Thgrinx tte twa rresfosE sessions.
hnwsssr snt a thu wwAk uiis had ret |fstsh tsnsd
cat and the talsni ~ a. potstsca % tsv u
this fAs7 we're encouraged ~ the strength d&stcped
~ rufn comparative ssatssss Al IivEpoA sna IN
diratlo~x II tinslnahnn Feesip.s Later IN ne fts
the ueak state a frssstt RATES eknsed krls+
rsiru. n nrrst tsasirss. ant cxnsf8 a ti further
st4sree Ortp.sY advanced With few ttsct8ons -
~ on rrcat skktas the raaEtst rsscss bit closed
ARA AElr cry yesterday, 81 " = Ffl&c
f'1sp wss very Arn. ana shnrts fsr ssreerhr ce-
YFsry wsrr rsrf rrGrh DISTURBED - BE d1ifultY ~
rstsng eoru IN sse pit sspteahwr closed ie hshsss
al az netafar rased &MAf hixAE-. A. owe
tisfs we're dun hsis steady IN srzretAy VITA enrn-
Tasnfae- sisa@s sheAs W. ~ ia f1c
FNayisssus wkfs erl bat rsaty. tseanse * a 49,,
-.sN ssrNsnk Jaausrv psrk riossd s. bigger. lard
gr.-hanxrt AID rits sAtfe w
ia isassns f4frrss tAnxe1 ~ tsaars3
OFsatrg hisAesA LeNsfl NAaains
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The observation-disclosures has secured tina
exclusive right fcr WashiaEtaa 70 RAM
McNAlly s Co.'S latest folder mas 81
CANA ana Asia These may - sceured
a. Post-Inteliiseacer business ocIlces 81
10 cents each.
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holding steady, with very liberal offerings wars
walla quoted today at sea57c with valley and
hlne'em easy at Coo although for milling purposes
valley might command slightly higher figure
q q q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Sept. -whsa.-s..ady: biuest.m.
ssisc; club. SAe both for export
q q %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Dread.tuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. es.--wbest and barley
Inactive; spot wheat. weak spot barley. quiet
spot quotations were:
whest-shipping. No. l. a.csk: choice. N.ca&:
milling s.@se l O. - .s.
oats-Gray, sii2isai Is; black for seed ST s2na
$50: Red. 81. asei.so.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. IL, 500; wheat. csntsls. 40;
barley, centals 500; oats, centals. ssa; Msns
sacks, 500: potatoes. sacks 1906 bran. sacks. LOO;
hay. tons. 100.
Produce. traits. Etc.
Miilstuss Miedilngs. sIsess2 bran, SIS sosisD pss
Hay-whest. - seRi2 50: wheat and oat. 81 saiI:
best harley ss alfalfa ~ soar 90, compressed wheat
OARS 81 straw Eer hals 1917 s,. ~
banks, 7co@sIo5, sweet, sscas.1.
Vegetables fnermtefs. gSasec; green reas. iA9
ave string hesns iazc Ter ID; tomatoes, zsssoc as
paFaras isNSos2se,
Fruli-AYples. choice 81 Is; common. Sc; Mexican
limea 81 0d5 20; common California lemons, 81. -
927s choice California lemons. s.. sass: bananas. 81
az 20: plneApplez, s1a3.
Butter Fancy creamery rM@ac; seconds. ssazc:
fancy dairy 2sc seconds isaese.
Chs-se-New California fats, iBHlohc: Young
Americs iaNTiic: Eastern ltslsc
Ts9s Store, nszhei fancy ranch. Nc: Eastern.
iade3hc
poal,ry--T,arssy sothisrs i+esisc; tnrfey hens. "A
aIse ola roosters, 81 $751; young ROSTERS. una
so; mail hralsrs s2sl %; large trpiex ns3 Is;
isyers Ss 50; hens. s. sass cid ducks. Nas gsssa.
si2Si.D
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprlng Nevada iie8isc: Eastern oreson, 70
Httc. VALLEY Oresoa Isslsc Fsil-Noan,sin iatnhs',
sSioc; Hunhicft and Nsudecino isgi2c.
Hops-Crop a 1905, i2elie
Closing Quotations.
whsst-Ne sales: cash SION.
corn--iATs seiiew, s., @el.ls. ~
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The greater portion OF our output 10
bought By local consumers. We supply
nearly all the local trade"
The Seattle Brick and Tile Company has
increased its working force gradually for
the past three months. and ncw has a
large number Of men employed. Manager
Nediegaesoes says that business Is IN
creasing constantly. The firm Hnds q
ready. sale for its product. for the most
part In Seattle and vicinity. II ships TO
outside points also. at the rate OF about
seven carloads a week. Some new ma
cninery has been added recently.
The entertainment 10 be given by the
rupns and teachers Of the public school
Friday night promises to be a great sue
cess. As the proceeds are to 60 into a
fund for the purchase OF plano for the
school children. there has been a large
sale OF tickets. The object Is certainly
q worthy one, and deserves support. A
piano Will aid greatly In the order and
discipline IN marching, and wifi be OF
other heneft. The affair lie under the d.
rection OF Principal McEireath and his
ytan 81 teachers. IT will be held In the
1:5 o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures,

~ 7 clars ana daughter, Miss
ee. ,s,.known residents 81 Van ks.
| fes NJ M9naay night On the steamer
D. atue Tor ssaxway. on their nay
Arssssf 80 MY A large nausher OF Van
nsss.. Reaele Accompanied them 10 the
i 49,. RArS will remain IN the North
49, sss''ts y nweilry. ~ Ia Conner for
,s..,s sinfsn, In sAa state university
49,. n Van Assets 40 tha saest 81
fessn,. .esaner az IRE is,teFs farm.
- Card ara ssn. Rentanin card Y~.
~ ~ ne week fFam DAWSON Ctty ana
~ 'as fFeAsni the guests ~ Nr and
Il Nafanauss, - Nan ASSET,
~ Wesisy nephew az CAR, J. w.
~, ~ y Nas Asscl,, tstg tuesday 20
Il NeA. Cart fsckinsan Il spana.
~. +. rssk AZ TIE Yakima fsir. bat Will
- 'A'''sy Ter canfornla-
4. acc Ter Marie Valley. where he
AssstH POSITION az engineer on a
'1's'as COMPANY.
rs. ~ .s,..aging ssAaNl of Van Asset, mot
y, y esrnlnE az the home 81 Mr. ard
"a l. CNNAnauKh. The meeting
As,ss Ne nature 81 farewell % Mr.
Ssis sss ~ho leaves In a tew DAYS for
- uefN4Fa Cal The neNt meeting
!. ~ tae residence % y W Marie
teangc of Time.
a. 'assssAip waila wala viii sail for
n s'~nctseo Friday. Sept. Is. at .
a. -
We "a
ssinnlns fer bicycle repairA
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vARIcocELE.

The D1SEASE-An enlargement OF the
veins surrounding the spermntic
cord. a twisted. knotted. wormy
like or swollen appearance OF the
scrotum.
THE CAUSE sometimes self pollution.
but often blows falls. strains, ex-
cessve horseback or bicycle riding.
me EFFECT times dull. heavy
dragging pain in small OF back. ex.
tending down through ioins into the
parts. low spirits. weakness OF body
and brain. nervous debility. partial
or complete loss OF sexual power.
and often failure OF general health.
IhE SUNE If you arc victim OF thi.
dire disease come 10 my Office and
let me explain TO you my process
OF treating II. You will then M,
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E. M. RADCLIFFE. M. D.. y, s.. r,ss' .,ssa'
oass Aesss' :. u 10 >. "a, s..a.y. o = s.anH

Short sides--fiesr. hared. 8 isae ~.
WHISKY. Basis n hlxh winss, sl.s.
Sugars L nthahsed
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


seatfie Sept q. 1900.
Exchanges al the Seattle, Tsc0za. Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today were:
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland. Or. Sept %, iso8
Continued fair; stationary temperature.
CSirED STATES DEPARTMENT or ACCT.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Local RspaFt-MaNimum temperature 81 degrees
minimum, e mean. S. Weather clear except fogry
early IN the morning no rain during tho past TWEEN
ty-fcur hours
GEORGE n. SALISBURY,
section pirectnx
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On the rFatue$ s1ehsnsa to-day ne batter rsFket
csetaticns sew crexmef. i6az1; tasss. iAslss
cheese~Fi-rn! MAsSnAc
Esxs-flTD5 frsxA. isAe
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nave cured to thana
nrnx ,r s .ne past u months Under Inc
,ne very An
asa rn The pools Of
'ns "heh rapidly
ness AZ indications Of disease completely
ever. ana IN hr stead
perfect health and manheed - ''N'N' "
also cure 70 stay cured sYphlic ro.o, I'm
roeh associate diseases Of
Giles alone have earnestly whole
IL may fully hau.
correspondence
CONFIDENTIAL and
hold for -
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taNh N@"t"tf"hss
F7-sls,~f Fset
wSsas~Ns ~. ~Nz
w Z fzA 8tsssri Ne rsFirr. tkaDA.,
Oasa-So Z 1As. NJ uhiss, 2ass No sAsts.
aNa&Ae
prq-Nr 4 stkr
fts-lrT- rs- Is stasrs realfias f1EssE.
y14xtss9. Ne T. n4I. NJ 4 NqTt1ssassrn. IA.
Tfsrrshv SD TTfna. &es sss
Wssa Ross Fer barrel Sl@ef. M
IA~s- Per lle YcuGts s asal Cir. ~
zA4-t uiax si3ss ioess. s. saf 60
sAosl.srs-IJzy sa-.s1. seEs1s s.4sSA
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whsat-Fe- srrcTf-No cfuh M@c, Ne ! hias-
s,sza. ~. Fas nGlizg-No Z sssh Sc Ne. I
Grertgz1, ec-
r. e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. ssyt s.-~Tss vssss aA:fss b
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70 sp'nnlns fer bicycle repalrA
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change of Time.
ss'AssssAip Waila wallA viii san for
ss~netseo Friday. Sept. .. at .
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

q 81 s
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-09

upon for reaction. They made some de;
moIistrutioh against Peoples Gas, Consolidated
Cas- and Metropolitan ntfeet Railway but no
effect was produced on the general market.
The room traders labored in vain to get the
sluggish tide of prices in motion IN many
stocks the price changes were scarcely SUN
Gent to cover brokers' COMMISSION anu .iie
inertness of the market increased In propoltlo h
to the distance from last nights level, the ten
dehcy being to come back to ttlat fever RON
either below above IT. -
The Iron and Steel stocks were generaiiy hIii
the encouraging opinions expressed u! du
thorities in the trade.
The maintenance of the st. Paul DIVIDEND at
the existing rate found no response in the mar
ket as it had been fully foreshadowed oy tle
large ABSORPTION OF gross earnings in operating
expenses. The reported agreement VI western
railroad presidents ON recommendations ueslgiIif9
to harmonic coal rates to the lakes ana HUI uo
tional gains reported in railroad earnings welS
all without effect on prices me puphsinie;I
report of a proposed increase in the next diV ',
dend of the preferred stock OF Pittsourg, =. y.
and St Louis was met by drop in that stoch
of 3D. points Rio Grande and Western was
notable for Jump of nearly eight points. liere
was continued doubt and apprehension over tile
capacity of the money market to get t,HouSn
without pinch to the period OF relief by the
operation of the currency bill. The possibility
was canvassed 10y action Of the Treasury Depart {
mcnt TO resume the deposit of internal revenue
collections with the banks, but no authoritative
sanction given for such possibility the
absorption of funds by the New York Sub
Treasury since last Friday had already reached
s. .63l geo up to the close of business last night
The total revenue surplus taken by the Govern
ment since the first of the month up to the
same date amounted TO only So. 066,245 The
special drain thus indicated upon the New York
banks Is due to the large customs payments by
importers a.,
Imports at present are running very high IS
an incident of the active demand for cot1iiiiodi
ties and the payment of the duties Is diverted
from the New York banks into the Sub Treasury
The demand for loans for purchase Of Govern
ment bonds continues large. These two fac
tors threaten the early obliteration of surplus
reserves of the New York banks.
The bond market was not so active as yester-
day. but prices were firmly held Total sales
(par yalue) 81, 900. 49, :,
United States Ss declined Il and new is u
The total sales of stocks were 26Q, go shares,
including: Burlington. 6,94o; Metropolitan
Street Railway. 1926; st. Paul, l3.l2o; south,
em Pacific, 9,03j: Union Pacific, 5,4t2; American
Steel and Wire, $3.50: American Tobacco, 1l,5oO;
Anaconda Mining. 1926; Brooklyn Rapid Trans
ii. 6.135; Peoples Cas- 1880; American Sugar
81 $40
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed dull: middling uplands Ga
middlug gulf csc; sales 22s bales.
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NORTh BOUND

*Daily.
Nos 403 and 402''The Atlanta Specials
Solid Vestibuled Train of Pullman Seepers and
coaches between Washington and Atlanta also
Pullman Sleepers between Portsmouth and Char
lotte, n c.
Nos. Al and 3S-"The S. 4. l.. Express" Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers between
Portsmouth and Atlanta.
Both trains make immediate connections at
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
Texas, California. Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
vlle Memphis. Macon Florida
For tickets, sleepers, etc, apply to
{. II. GATTIS, ID. 7. A., Union Depot.
II. 5. LEARD
H. p SMITH,
Marlborough House, Raleigh, n c.
i. ST JOHN, Nice-Pres. and General Manager.
H. W. b. GLOVER, Traffic Manager.
V. j.. McBEE, General Superintendent.
l.. 5. ALLEN. General Passenger Agent.
GENERAL OFFICES, PORTSMOUTH, VA.
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AUCTION SALE OF MULES,
HORSES, &c, &c.

By virtue of power conferred upon me
by one certain lien bond. executed by
Moses NJ. Perry and recorded in Registry
Wake county in book No. 100 at page
80 as well as by certain mortgage re-
corded i'm Registry aforesaid i'll book No.
157, page 445, and by the request of sad
NJ. NJ. Perry, | will offer for sale to tie
highest bidder for cash at the stables of
said NJ. NJ. Perry ON East Martin street,
in the city of Raleigh ON Friday. March
8. 1900, at II o'clock Il. M. the follow
ing described lot of Mules, Horses. 81,
~, to wit: Ten head of young mules,
one sorrel mare = years old one pair
of bay horses j and e years old each,
one black mare 10 years old, one BUCK
skin pony 10 years old, one bay pony
years old, one black mare mule II
years old. eleven head of beef cattle.
one lot of hogs. one lot vehicles. har-
ness, &c, one lot of farming implements
and one lot of butchers tools and fla
lures.
+. +. MONTAGUE,
Mortgage and Attorney.
Raleigh, \. c.. March ), 1900.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March s-The market practi
callv relieved today OF all disturbing factors
in the way OF acute weakness of special. stocks.
Reports all continued favorable regarding the
outlook for values but the demand for stocks
was almost unappreciable. Even the small buy
ing for investment based large earnings OF
railroads which had been in evidence for some
time past dropped out OF sight today. Specula
tors are retaining entirely from commitments
for the advance. On the other hand the bear
operators .of any considerable calibre seemed
to become discouraged by the futility of their
efforts and the elimination OF events counted
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SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of an order of the Superior court
of Wake county in Special Proceedings, entitled
Mrs Dora Brewer Lulu McGehee and others,
1900, at the court house door in the city OF
Raleigh at II o'clock m. expose to public sale
to the highest bidder the following described
tract of land:
lands which drawn by w. II. McGehee, now
deceased, and is sold for partition among his
heirs Said land is located in Houses Creek
township, Wake county, and is bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake. northeast corner
OF lot No. l.; thence south Sc degrees, east 9
chains to a stake; thence south degrees, west
$3.50 chains to stake; thence north Sc degrees,
west chains to a stake; thence north 40 degrees
east $3.50 chains to the beginning containing 33
acres. Terms of sale cash
This March 9TH 1900
MRS. DORA BREWER
Commissioner
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middling gulf 92ic; sales ,2as bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. March S. p. M-Spot cotton.
good business done; prices 3-32d lower American
middling fair 21-32d; good middling 10 32d :
middling l1-39d; low middlng 9-32d good or
binary 5 3-32d: ordinary 29-32d.
The sales of the day were 1890 bales, of which
1000 were for speculation and eNports aud in
cluded 1900 American. Receipts 1900 bales, in
1I.500 American.
onnnnd nd clnsel stnalN NJ the lecline.
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RALEIGH STOCK MARI Ell.

Corrected Daily by Grimss " Nass.
Raleigh, y. c.. March s. 1900.
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