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The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
A NEGRO AND A WILD CAT FIGHT.

Perry Home-Journal One night last
week a negro on the farm of Mr.. A. R.
Hardison, in the upper Fifth district,
near Scheconnee creek swamp. heard an
unusual noise in his yard Going out
of the house. he saw a large wild cat
that had been trying to get some chick
ems AS the negro approached, the cat
slowly retreated and went under the
house. The negro, thinking he had the
cat cornered, began crawling under the
house after the 'varmint." Directly, the
Get turned and fiercey attacked his
pursuer, using claws and teeth with pam
full effect upon the head and hands of
the negro. The fight waXed eXctedly
warm. but finally the man caught the
throat of the cat in his hands and lit
orally stnanged him to death. That
cat was killed, but that negro is not
anxious to tackle another.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES


Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher New
York.
Schooner Oscar Schmidt, from Phila-
delphia. Cargo coal consigned to Bond,
Harrison & Co. Master Petersen.
Schooner Maggie M Keough, Tilton
New York.
Schooner Rebecca NJ. Walls, Little
Philadelphia.
Schooner Josephine. Ayres, Philadelphia.
Schooner Longfellow, Hanna. New
York.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, June 2O.--Cotton seed Oil;
prime summer yellow WAS offered at
SSc, with little demand. closed rather
easy. Prime crude barrels nominal: prime
summer yellow, Ssc; off summer yellow.
S6l4c; prime white, 40q42c prime winter
yellow, 4ic; prime meal S24d25
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
TEACHERS AT LYONS.
Largely Attended Institute in TAFT
mall County.

nall County.
Lyons, Ca, June 0.-The Tattnall
County Institute is holding its annual ses.
sion at this place. The representation OF
teachers is very large, about 100 being in
attendance.
Hon. G. r. Glenn. state superintendent
OF education delivered an address In the
Methodist Church last night in which
he forciby demonstrated the responsible
yanced age.
Tonight a committee. consisting OF Mrs.
NJ p. Broughton Mrs. c. X. Guerry, Mrs.
Minnie Smith and Miss Mabele Rogers.
entertained the visitors and townsfoik
with a festival. the proceeds to go to the
new school building.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
Passengers by sten mships.

Passengers per stea mship Kansas City
from New York for Savannah, June 13-
j. F. lilly, J. D. Blossom and wife, Mr.
Maynard, ]. S. Smith, w. T. Tenant, j.
Peacock, E. Peacock L. D. Pierce, w
Warfield, ]. Gamble, Miss Z. Fitzpatrick
Miss NJ Stewart, Mrs. H. Respress, L.
L. Leroy, l. Smitzler and wife. j. F. Fer
ger, o. T. Harper, w. w. Pemble, E. l.
Penruddocks and wife, Miss S. NJ Vents
B. R. Westerfelt, w. E. Cohn, E. H. Ma
gill A. G.. Chesebro. NJ. A. Katz. w
Wllingham, T. NJ. Willingham and wife
j. Hine and wife, j. Friedman, j. C
Crow, ]. Christian and wife, Mrs. H
G. Wright Miss o. Van Hise, Mrs. NJ
Friedman, Sister Isabella, Sister F. Harry
Miss H. Geary, Miss Ducas, L. NJ. Pen
nington, c. Bohram, J. Meyer, A. Wat
kins, J. S. Rocks J. Coloujes.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free OF charge in United States n.y.
geographic office. in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

River Report-The hight Of the Savan-
nah river ait Augusta at a. M C75th me-
ridian time) yesterday. was 1877 feet,
fall of 81 feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations, June 20, 1901, p.
M, 18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

Bark Aniello OtaD, Albano. Harburg,
via Brunswick.
Schooner Ida Lawrence, Campbell. Bal
timore.
Schooner VIM. w. Converse, Sheppard
Philadelphia
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

Nervous Lady Passenger 90
hand) Have you ever seen any WIZ
weather than this. Mister sailor2 Ia
Deck Hand; Take a word from an IA
salt mum: the weathers never feil ~.
while there's any females on deck a''''
in' henquiries about it.-Fun
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

Tallahassee. Fla. June 2.-Mr. James
A. Ball, a young business man OF this
city. will be married 20 Miss Marion Bush
at Augusta. ca, to-day They will make
a northern tour, visiting the Pan-Ameri.
can Exposition,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21


n Of
mature decline blood poison n diseases bladder ana complaints
, NEWTON HATHAWAY. d. - "A"
onee a. N. u sundays = OIR1
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
Yes.elr Went 10 sen.

Steamship Itasca, Hudgins, Baltimore
Bark Aneillo QtaD, Albano, Brunswick
towed by tug Cynthia.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. June 9O.--Good crop prospects
caused reduction la wheat prices to-
day. September closing asc lower. Sep
TENDER corn closed unchanged. and oats.
kqhe higher, provisions unchanged 70
2Ac up.
The leading futures ranged 90 follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Wheat No p
June .....esh eoh esM 6x
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
HOW | CURE STRUCTURE,
Every should ocquant himself with method Of st

leads to complications Involving the delicate
gans OF the body. II matters not how many doctors
have treated you in vain. you and
you permanently By my original method I complete
ly dissolve the structure and every obstruc-
tion. ] do no cutting treatment Is painless and
causes detention from business. All Inflammation
is allayed and symptom remains.
Mr.. J. T. Wicker Of Grange. Ca, writes: IT am
delighted with your treatment for Structure which
disease has bothered for years. tried In vain
many advertised remedie. and in bad shape
when l placed my In your hands. Your home
treatment has cured In months, and l take
pleasure in commencing your skill"
Those afflicted With Structure Varicocee should
beware OF the many ready made. quick cures so
extensively advertised Your condition needs special
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
Foreign Exnorts.

Per bark Aneillo QtaD, for Harburg
via Brunsw ick-1.00 rosin. 81, 655.7l.-Pater.
son-Downing Company.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
THE WEATHER.

Morning News thermometer II p. m... &c
Morning News barometer IL p No.. % 9S
Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Georgia, Western Florida: Fair Fri
day and Saturday; fresh south to south
east winds
Eastern Florida: Fair in northern,
showers in southern portion Friday and
Saturday; light to fresh easterly winds.
South Carolina: Fair in western, show
ers lin eastern portions Friday; Saturday
fair. with warmer in eastern portions;
fresh southerly winds.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature $3.50 pm. "a degrees
Minimum temperature 500 am. 20 degrees
Mean temperature ...............T degrees
Normal temperature .............S 80 degrees
Deficiency of temperature ...... 8 degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. Observation-Disclosures. .329 degrees
rainfall ........................... w mon
Normal ......................... "a inch
Excess since June 1 .............2 "a inches
Excess since Jan. 1 ............... 81 inch
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships
and shipping.

and shipping.
The tug Cynthia left yesterday for
Brunswick towing the Italian bark Aneil-
10, which took on 1000 barrels of rosin
here, and. after completing her cargo at
Brunswick, will sail for Harburg.
Mr.. James Rafferty, yesterday assumed
the position OF captain of the Huntress,
engaged in carrying shells from Button
to Montgomery. He succeeds Capt. John
Haley.
The following advance Information rel
alive to July sailings, nOrthbound, has
been sent out by the Ocean Steamship
Company: City of Augusta, July l; Nacoo-
chez, 3; Kansas City. s; Birmingham, s.;
Chattanhoochee, 10; Tallahassee, p; Au-
gusta, 10. And in regular rotation there
after on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays, making four sailings each
way, that is after the Tallahassee comes
regularly on tn cline. The Tallahassee
is at present having some of her machin-
cry fixed. but will be in shape to leave
New York about July g.
A negro, Abrarn Brown yesterday drew
up with grapphngs iron near the foot
of West Broad street. an old ships chro-
nometer still snugly fitted in its case,
and but little the worse for having been
in the water an unknown time. There
was no mark by which the vessel to
which the Instrument formerly belonged
could be found out. 1t was made in New
York and appears to have been very
fine settlement. The negro made several
unsuccessful attempts to sell his find
along the river front, and finally carried
it off with the expressed intention of SELL
ing it if it had to be taken to the junk
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

Savannah Almanac, 18TH Meridian
Time.
Sun rises SIG a. m. and sets at 7;S5 p.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21

High water at Savannah to-day at 1906
/. m. and 1926 p m. High water at Tybee
)ne hour earlier.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-21
DUE FLORIDA COUNTIES.

H. b. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official.
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TILE RICE MARKET

Especial TO News an dObserver.)
Under the influence OF continuing
favorable weather the demand of the
week quickened further bringing up
the volume to double that of the pre-
vious one. There are also premonitions
of charging movement in the wide
spread request for samples of all kinds
end grades. Domestic is deseryedly
commanding most Of the patronage, as
ii is obtainable at 15c less than import
ed sorts of somilar character. With
liberal holdings. however, there is no
disposition to check the present demand
by advancing prices to a parity with
foreign.
Buyers for Porto Rico take up
promptly all offerings priced at their
limits: the volume of business from
such quarter curtailed by reason Of re-
stlcted supply Advices from the
South are CT former tenor Along the
a tiGntic Coast the movement fell away
a trine. but with the end of it's crop
in sight, sellers are quite Indifferent as
holdings are scarce more than adequate
for local needs.
In New Orleans and at interior points
business continues at previous ratio.
During the week some of the holders,
by reason of necessity or loss of nerve
made fractional reductions in prices,
but the quick purchase made by others
interested in the market, demonstrates
that confidence is undated. With but
few wheels turning, marked inroads are
being made upon the stock of cleaned
and the assortment is broken; certain
grades at the moment, unobtainabl".
The question of advance is in the arr
and by many is regarded as imminent.
One thing is certain, that no increased
supply need be expected until high
er plane of values shall be establish
ed. There are good reserves OF rough
available but they were laid in at round
cost TO meet forward requirements; are
centered in the hands OF a few large
holders and will not run out until the
market shall rise sufficiently to bear
cut prime cost, carrying expenses and
milling profit.
Gables and correspondence from
abroad note enlarged inquiry Choice
styles demanding fun and relative
high prices on account of their scar
city and the further fact that the sup
ply promises to be limited during the
whole of current season
Talmage, New Orleans telegraphs
Louisiana Crop Movement to date.
Receipts. rough, 1,O75,5O0 sacks; last
year 907, ga sacks. Sales, cleaned (estl
264,575 bbls; last year 235, 4O9 bbls. Con-
siderable enquiry, movement restricted
by scant offerings.
Talmage, Charleston. telegraphS
Carolina Crop Movement to date: Re-
ceipts, 1886 bbls. Sales 4SS45 bbls
Steady call; Offering light; price firm
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Central, 10000; Louisville ana Nashville,
1870; Manhattan Elevated, 81 800; Met
ropolitan Street Railway, $780, MeXiUan
Central, $780, Missouri Pacific. 81. 500:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 5, 300; New
York Central, SO, 700; Northern Pacific,
1880; Northern Pacific preferred, y, 500;
New York, Ontario and Western, 20, GOO !:
Pennsylvania Railroad 80 200; Phuadel-
phia and Reading, %, 100; l'hiladelphla
and Reading first preferred, 81 500 Phil
adelphia and Reading second preferred.
5000; st. Lois and Southwestern preferred.
5,2G0; Chicago, Milwaukee and St paul.
1890; Southern Pacific, 105, 500; South
ern Railway, 81 400 Texas and Pacific,
1850; Union Pacific, 1872 200. Union Pa
citie preferred. $1,000; Wabash, : 100;
Amalgamated Copper, 1900; American
Smelling and Refining 1880; American
Tobacco, 20, 100; Brooklyn Rapid Transit
1,50G; Continental Tobacco, 1850; Cen
eral Electric, 800; Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Company, 80 200; American SUI
gar Refining, 42,60O; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, S,4O0; United States Leather, 5000;
United States Steel Corporation, 1856, 500;
United States Steel Corporation pre-
ferred, 1900; Western Union Telegraph
Il 800; Chicago Terminal and Transpor-
tation preferred, $500 Chicago and Al
ton l0,400; Consolidated Gas, $500.
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orHER coTroN MARKETs
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May S.-The stock market
today offered the novel spectacle of a
bear panic and bull panic in progress
side by side. The bear panic in North
ern Pacific was the impelling cause of the
demoralized rush to sell other stocks,
which was held in check for a time after
the astounding opening in Northern Pa
cilic but which gained almost panic force
in the late trading. Prices were top
pied over as direct result of calling of
loans and forced liquidation, such as Of
ten eliminate in a period of over specu-
lation, although there was a very gem
eral broadening of margins and added
severity in the scrutiny of collateral, as
was inevitable in the uneasy conditions
prevailing. but it was evident that the
holders of long stock were holding their
stocks tenaciously and were waiting to
he actually forced out. The punishment
which was being inflicted on the shorts
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NAVAL STORES

WnMrNeToN ~ c., May g. Turpentine
steddy at $l03.h; receipts 80.
Rosin stt ad at $1,000 %; receipts 1873.
Crude tLrp milne firm ut ST. 1000 10; receipts
q barrels.
Tar arm at 81. 90; receipts 30.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May s. Turpentine
firm = 81 receipts =, sale safes exports =.
oo osp nsi / q SIS; D, Si05 E, l5 n
G, SI.25: II. 81. Is: /, Sl.55; SlS5: NJ So 10; n,
1920; VIC 1926; w ", S2'6O'
SAVANNAH Ga, MAY 8-Turpentine firm at
3lH; receipts 1915; sales l,4l2; exports 92sl.
Rosu firm, receipts S'4SS; safes l,5e1; exports
Quote: A, b, G. slO5; D, sl.lo; +, si.l5; F,
al "a. q All o. H. sl.45 ]. Sl65; X, SI95; NJ.
~ 20; n, S2S5: ~ q, $50; w w s&I5.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 8-After showing strength
On foreign crop scares the wheat market
today succumbed to the domestic prospect
of a bountiful harvest and closed 1c
lower for delivery in July. Corn closed
steady, July shade up and May 12c low
or. Oats enjoyed the biggest market on
The floor, July closing at an advance OF
ne. Provisions at the close were sc
TO 715c depressed.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, May S. p. m. Money on call
strong at AG1l5 pei cent; last loan X per cent;
ruling rate pr cent; Prime mercantile paper
al 4614% per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bhn~ers bills ut 4.si3s
Gg4S7;l IL demand and at S4G14.s47s for
o. DAYS Posted rates 4S5a4s So and I.SsC14 SO
Commercial bills 4s3HGD4.s4. Silver certificates
60 Bar silver 59h Mexican liars 4sH. Gov
eminent bonds quiet; State bonds inactive;
Railroad bonds Irregular
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BONDS.

US Ref. 2'sreg..1O6 n. Y. G. lists. 1878
s. S. Ref. 2s cou 100 N. J. G. gen. 5's..133
u. $. rs reg, ........ No. Pac 3's..... 72Ii
u. S.3srsg :. 100 4's.........1O55s
coup ........109 N.H.C.&St l.. as lO75a
Z. S. new As reg 1871 N, &. W.cOn. As, l01A
coup .......137a Ore. Nav. 1sts...i09
Z. S. old as reg.113H as .........1o4A
. coup .......113A Ore. S. l.. 6's....12sA
Z. S. SIS reg .....1o9 con. 5'.s....11s
COUP. 100 Reading gen. as 95Ss
Dist. Col. 3 65's.125H RioG. West lists, 1914
Atch'sn Gen. 5's.1o214 st La Neon 5's1153s
I" adj 4's...... 95K StL.&S Fgen6's134
Can. So. 2nds.. 1851 ST Paul CON-. 100
G. & o. 4K's....105H St p, G. & p 1918
5s..........120 5's..........120
G. & n. Con. 7's..13sk So. Pac., 4's....... 92A
S,F.deb. 5's..121 SO. Railway 5's.i1l6}4
Chicago Ter. as. "a Stan.R. ST6's... 81
Colo So. 4's..... 81 T. & Z. lists. ....119H
De. Rio G1sts.. 49,. ends .....1oO
+" 4s..........1o2A Union Pac. 4's..1O6
ETY.. q G.1sts. -. Wabash lists -. .11SA
Erie Gen 4s s713 ends .1lo
ID. C. lists 100 West Shore As. .11474
Gen. Flee. 5s....1S5A Wis. Cen. 4's.. Goh
Iowa Cen. lists ..1l7A Va. Centuries. !. 95H
K.C.P.&G. lists. -. Mobile & o. AS. 951
l.. & N. uni. as ..103 G. OF G. con. SIS, 1o35z
NJ. K. d r. ends. 50 lst incomes, 81
4s....... 98K I'd incomes %
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
SHORTS CATCH CAIN
And Prices Are Toppled Over
Like Tenpins.
SPECTATORS IN A PANIC
Losses of From Ten to Twenty Points
General.
PARTIAL RECOVERY IN LATER TRADING
Recent Great Buying Of Stocks is Now Shown
10 b. Speculative and Without the Sup
posed Basis in investment
Losses of From Ten to Twenty Points
General.
PARTIAL RECOVERY IN LATER TRADING
Purposes.
(By the Agsoeiated Pregg. J

New York, May S.-The demand from
the home trade for staple cottons con-
tlnuos quiet in all departments. Export
grades of brown goods still inquired after
and firm. Print cloths inactive through
out. Print ginghams quiet throughout.
Mems woolens and worsteds quiet and
dull. Dress goods in irregular demand at
irregular prices.
COTTON.
New York May S.-Shorts again this
morning had things pretty much their
own way on the Cotton Exchange, and sue
cseded in forcing prices much lower, to
the basis Of 7.4l for July, the lowest level
touched since the first Of the year Furth-
or liquidation of local and outside long in-
terests occurred on the break and the
foreign element also figured as a liberal
seller of the summer positions The mar
ket started about steady with prices off
five to ten points on near mcnths and
unchanged to one point higher OF far
months. Soon after the call there was d
rally of several points of profit taking
but before the close of the first hour
July had fallen to TAI while October set
tied $50. Noon found the market in 4
weak, lstless condition with the bears
in control Later there was g sudden
change for the better and a subsequent
strong upward movement on a scare of
shorts, the appearance of good invest
ment orders from the South, the West
and Wall Street and ON claims that rain
was badly needed in parts of the Cen
trail and Western belt Estimates for
small receipts tomorrow added to the con-
fusion of the shorts and stimulated fresh
buying. The shorts were harassed by
fears that the English market would be
quick to take advantage of the strength
here. The market was finally steady with
prices five points lower to two poin,s
higher.
NEW YORk
New YORK, Nav g. Cotton futures openec
+ Cotton futures closed steady at the dec inc.
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.opENINa.l HIGHEST. lowest. CLosINl
CASH quotations were rs follows:


$50; strlghts S320a3.10 clears 2,60a3 40: do.
spring specials $40; spring patents $3.50
$50; do. straights $300D320: bakers Si90GD2.5O
heat Tsd N 1sh5 sPnEns c3r No. 9sS5sh No
yellow ''>aO oatts-No. " s8s1@e5; ~ &c g
| :, white 20s0S0n; No 3 white $685.. Rye
to choice mailing 51Qg5S; No / max seed Sl.56H
No | northwestern sl.66H Prime timothy
seed 1915. Mess Iork per Dbl, sl4 $50 1870.
s ds S s SS ~ gt Shoulders iGs
! (boxed) 6B07lk. Short clear sides (boxed) IS. "a
Gl827h; Wliiskey 80. sugar, cut oaf O. II; gan
ul,ted, $50; confectione $ A 544; of a 520;
clover contract grade, SI0.50.
NEW YORK
NEW York, May s-Flour barely steady
Minnesota patents Sl O014.25; do. bakers 3d. Oldi
3 -; winter straights S365lD4.0O; winter patents
$3.65ft400.
Rye -four steady fair to good 81 S5032 20; choice
TO fancy 3d. 3aIG3.50
Buckwheat hvur quiet at s. l0I12l5
Buckwheat dull ut GoGl5S.
Corn meal steady; yellow western %; city 81:
brandywine g. 43152.ju.
Rye dull State rye 55Gh56; No ,, western 81
Barley stead feeding 46a481a; mailing 62aTO.
Barley malt dull; western 656DT2.
Wheat spot easy; No. 2, red $40 Options,
May Slh; June 49,; July 1875; September 76K.
Corr spot steady; No. 2, 53st Optic MAY
So; July sos Sc TENDER 494.
Oats spot Drm r; No. 2, 33H. Options quiet
Beef lrm; ramily $40 5o01l5o; mess Sa.oO0
$3.50; packet sa56a00O: beef hams $40 5oa3l 06.
Cut meats st udy; picked bellies S150I0H do
shoulders "a; do hams l0Gl0h
Lard easy western steamed $3.50; Mey
-; refined easy; to the continent IS so; South
America So %; compound 63<.
Pork steady family l6.000l650; short clear
Sl5.50l91L00; mess Sl550lg 1850
Tallow lower; CITY (&200 er package), AZ
bid; country (packges free) 545h.
Petroleum e1sy; refined New York ST. -; Phil
adelphia aud Baltimore 81. 10; in bulk, S455
Rosin steady strained, common TO good, Sl55
@I.57h.
- pentne steady at 3iHQ35.
Rice steady; domestic, 3a0G; fair to extra
Spe ter dull; domestic $3S503.oO.
CoiTee-spot Rio firm; No. invoice 6 5-l6
mid quiet; Cordova SAWl214, Options May - :
July 80; August 80; September 5.7O05. IS;
Sugar raw rrm fair refining 3a
3 1916: centrifugal, 9j-teSt, g-3!: mo-
lasses sugar 3-l6; refined Hrm; No. g.
4 80; No. Z, 4.s0 mould \ $50; standard A 5.35 ;
confectioner's A 5.3i; cut loaf sos: crushed
+ 05; powdered 300; graduated j.55 cubes {. 80
factory Il61l5: state dairy l54,lS.
Cheese nrm; fancy large White lo4;
do. sna II
Eggs Arm; State and Pennsylvania at mark
1l@I4%; Southern at mark, llQpl2.
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys 50lGL311&; New
Yorks Sl.23G6pL75; LoIg Island S3.OOa5OO;
Havana IS. 0OGD5.OO Jersey sweets Sl,5OQl2.5O.
MolasSes steady; New Orleans, opeu kettle,
good TO choice 5000
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked 1905; do
nbbagcS quiet; State Bl2li6 per ton.
Freights to Liverpool; cotton by steam 70; do
grain
Cotton seed oil qniet steady Prime crude
of summer 32A; prime white 37k0r3S: prime
inter yellow 80; prime meal S2IO0.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, May 8 Flour dull; western
super 81 90Q.2 40; family $3000l3 ~ winter
wheat patents s. s504.05; spring patents 80. 95GI
4.20 do straigkts, S3.s5G1395
Wheat ste dy; spot 791s&70%; the month 79sz
G979h; June 7S7z asked July 754G11515; steamer
No. 9 red Southern wheat by sam lie 721s0l4
Corn hrmer: miyed, spot and TIA month
499@49B; June 492s@4 9ls; JuIy 49H@49a
Southern white corn. aIQjl1a do. yellow
Oats Hrm: No 2 white 331z1134; do mixed -
Rye firm; No , nearly, 5SG059.
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NORFOLK Va. May Peanuts quiet; fancy
AZ: st icty prime 2lSdl2ss prime, 5Q1216; con-
mon, low grades lkl61l% machine picked,
HGI2; Spanish zoe per bushel.
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LIVERPOOL

Spot cotton closed quiet; midlling uplandi
1910: .hiddling gulf 5-l6; sales l,0i3 bales.
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New YORK. Nav g. Cotton futures openec
Cotton futures closed steady at the dec inc
steady
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BALTIMORE, May 3 Seaboard Air Line
c Jmmon 25lsGe254; preferred 46s4d44Hs
Bonds As Sl14
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State OF North Carolina,
County of Wake.
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named bank, do solemnly swear that the
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7th day of May, 1901.
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c. M BUSBEE,
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