davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ing futures ranged as follows:
Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.

"a qnnllllonS were ~ FOllp"S'
igSts 5 s0aS. 10: clears ; 60a3 10:
.ag specials 4.ao. hard patents 3. 656
(. stroights 3.05d3 20.
Iaat-No spring 73ihc No. 3 spring
&lSs No. ? red 747sn75lk.
,sJA-No' . i2lqQ 43lS; No. . yellow 42h
a!'-yo 2 2ss.; No. . white 2slad2oA
svhte 2od30.
ss-No . 52h
n feeding 4o@4s; fair to
le mating i9G53.
p .ssed1No. 172; No. Northwest
lnniay .seed-Prime 3 30m3. ~.
rs pofs-Per barrel II Goals. 61.
ssm-Per 100 pounds I .f2166i7. 10.
.W I'D sides Loose Z SOFAS. 90.
v Nliel shoulders Boxed 6Jsd11k.
Se9 rlear sideS--l1oXrd g. 12l8ITS. -.
y sE7Basls Of high wines, per gallon
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Havre Hogan llne) ... "a
Antwerp Castle line, nett , tx
ROTTERDAM Hogan iinel ... w
hamburg ltirst-class1 ....... tx
Inc above quotations are based on nrsr.
clasS liners. Secpnd-class liners / cen,
ssd tramps . cents lower. except for mel
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METALS.

New York, June LEAD steady, 4.2o,
shelter steady 3.T5@4uO, Lake copper un
changed iTo6. Tin easy, 28,30d2s. 40 PIE
iron warrants unchanged, s.5O4lO.S0.
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, me following are the ive stock uuota
i,lons for this market as furnished hv r
~. saunders, Jr., successor to Box -Saund
rrs Commission t.pfnnnnv.
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Reported for The Houston Post by the A.
= Norman Live Stock company OF Calves.
ION. Quotations are for yesterday:
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& Louis Grain and Provisions.


L,uls, June l.-Wheat-No . rcd cash
!, .u.y Iit September TlMd11H: No.
~ ...ssHl4la. C1ln--No. . cash az
seItembcr 49, Oats-No. .
\ \, y 5sly ISIS, September 26as: No. :.
Y . glsSlH =; Pork Firm. johbinc 1913.
y, ssaeg; s,0Iis Flour Quiet hut firm.
n ~ h''osi3. 49, extra fancy and straight
s Nh, clears 2,s0d3.O0 Timuthy seed.
n, u~uas, Cnnmeni steady. go Bran
W |, Aesed east track 60. Hay--Dull.
n 4 rrralrle a.50dl075: timothy g,JNd
pNnisEy steady 127 Cotton ties
vs.,s s'ag S.s1i. Hemp Irvine Q. Dry
4 ,ibs nserS,eed--Quief: extra shorts S.25;
I, as a5IH; clear sides $50. Bacon.
Vsleti extra shorts 900: clear ribs
4 aear sides 025. Re,reipts- Flour
sssseat 5000: corn 1900. oats ~,
,osr 1,n S--Flour 5000: wheat 1O3,-
''"n ilOOO0; oats lOD. 900.
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WANTED Every sufferer from rhcuma
tiBm paralysis, splna affections. weak
the famous "Jo.He' OH relieves ana
cures when all other known remedies fali;
toe and Sl.50 each postpaid. Write fof
G.l4-OI
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s'in and Provisions EIse,vhere.

K Sss,snIlHS June i.-Wheat--July 675s0
ypWamper B69sNG7: cash No. . hard
,nls. red 70G7l. Corn-July 4i5k;
4 ys 5h12t; cash No. , mixed
ia white 4lls. Oats-No. . white
4, al, ihaGreelpts- Wheat g., 200; corn l6, .
ss0' ~, ~. Shipments Wheat 5I.5OO;
|fo, I'm MN, June Wheat Receipts
81 fneHSF 2l9.00O; spot firm. No. 2
'sas.rr.0 y, jatost and sis elevator; No.
\ sis,s ~ Lob. afloat. Options firm.
csrfou Galveston 90 to o pounds
4 ~ gn Il to % pounds 10, Texas
fst Sem,, pounds l4dfl4ik. Leather
4 paw WsIs sk sole. Buenos Ayfes light
'a-Qne,, ta lh +@25; acid 23l9td24Ia.
~ ~ uonestic fleece 28d2T; Texas
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j. Il, HurCHENS. Nayasota. Texas. manu-.
factures snive that cure letter. eczema.
rIngwCrm or old sores OF any kind. 81 per
box. Partlea buying this saive AID not
benefited after using Que box money re-.
fundcd Write for testimonials. T.lT-Ot
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,ob Kansas n,srte, i nominal; native beef steers
sceIs 10: stockers and feeders 3 $50
rvastern FED steers 4Bjd45O; Texas si ~
inflians 4s5m5. 30; Texas grass steers steers, ~ ~
sanDcrs 93-R385; bulls 3.25n5W; calyfs
Z nos3s 90 Hogs-Receipts 5000 marker
Steady: heavy 5000 o.: mixed 2n agke,II M
d Ilo,..i,,fs none; market i51 &c low
cr. western lambs 4. ISq9. 40; -, nsssft ~
clicth.r. 4OOd4 80: Western ycarlings ~
" 49, ~. crIls D 5lli3 so. Texas s5tep aW9
g 30 a.. ;rsyas lambs 425G4 co; spring lambs
5. eFd6OO
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FOR tents, awnings, tarpaulins, rte, write
or 'phOnl Kattmann & Kneelaud Tent
Co., 813A Main street, Houston. Texas.
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VVCKER's SOUTHERN ToNIC-The cure
for chills and fever. malaria aud inundlco
For sale by all druggists. s-la
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FREE Nicely printed programs furnished
free Tor church aud other entertainments.
paniitorum Club
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FREE--Nocal lessons 10 earnest student at
room 4oA Mason building 4
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GALVESTON STOCK.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT

Recelpts today Of wheat: t,nrs
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .,..... -
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HAVE. HAVE YOU? Yes. / have been
cured OF suffering, Ilm aud YOU mad
hotter 20 to see those noted specialists
from St Louis aud get cured, too. why,
Jim. Or. Randolph put me 90 talking al'
right In 50 minutes md offered me 5000
- stntier YOU win lind them at Mrs.
InMla us MINI street Houston. Tcnaa.
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WANTED At ONCE 100 good mule teams
10 haul both rough aud dressed slaves
from woods TO end Of Santa Fe trackS.
eight miles cast Of Cleveland, Tcxna.
short haul good roads and good prices
steady work FOR your teams the yepr
round, cash paid every thirty days We
have good camps established and will
advances vol feed bought by the carton
al cost; come ~ once, or apply 10 onr
ageut. 4. c. Wilder, Cleyelhna, Texas.
Ihe rllinr staye Co., Joaquin. Texas, az
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WE FIX UP AND DYE; suits cleaned ST;
dyed 500 country business a speciality.
Fantltorium Club. 2t2 san Jacinto street;
both phones 81
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an. LonIs.

81 Louis. June Cattle Receipts no ny
ali Texans; market stssay te 100 < tisis 50
tive -, Ref md butcher steers 4y M,
49, ,e, steers under 1000 pounds S,s.a' ~
stosksrs snd feeders I so0i soq s s.; bull
!! 9e zks,s AZ: TEXAS aud Indian steers S'0o's
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WE are ourlng pcoplc cvPry dEy ana lint
Without drugs WHY not yuuf Suite 401.
Mason.
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BEgT SET OF TEETH $500, Diamond
Dental Co. u
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HOME For LADIES during confinement;
good doctors and nurse; Infants adopted;
confidential i, O. box ga, san Antonio,
Texas 10
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Mrs Knox; past, nrcscns
and future revealed. los St ChurleR
street between Preston aud Prairie. 9
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MARRIAGE PAPER. cNclusye 20 pages,
100; NO 81 fee; many weulthy. CONNER
clnl ana bank reference glyeD. r. l..
Love. Denver Colo.
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WANTED Contract for drilling; American
well works combination rlg can begin
DRILLING Co. lock box 9d2, Beaumont
Texas 10
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IHB NEW CENTURY TYPEWRITER,
not only takes wide paper, but takes
the critical eye oC the up-tu-dnte sicuoR
rupor CRrhury Swope, coUri reporters
and general law stenogruphcrs, south
Texas dcnlcrB, l115a Congress avenue, .
Phone 1879
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co TO WKPLEs7 DRUG sTORE you can
always Gnd Il there. "a
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OSTEOPATHY Drs William CLARK and
Blanche Mccormick, graduates "Ainel1-
can school OF Osteopathy" kirksville,
Mo- under founder Or. 4. T. stu; Ut
crature and consultation free. 81 Ma
son block 10
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NlAoLO teaches developing for medium.
ship; East Indian method. el0 FRnnin
street
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ENGlNES AND ROLLERS We are agents
fer The celebrated All free most ED
Client In thc world, Houston Electricnl
Supply CO.
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/ WILL FURNISH Won salyc thar viii
cure Your dog OF the mango AZ QUE Rp.
pllcatlnn; perfect remedy. J, H. Gay,
Columbus, Texas.
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DtSiNFECT premises With Chloro NHph'
tholeum cheaper and superior TO carholc
skeptic LcWgn, sole agent 4Ol Main
street II
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VITALITY low. dvhlntatra or exhausted
cured by Or. Klinc's Inyigorating Tonic:
ireV 81 trial bottle containing Iva ", -
treatment Dr Kllne's Institute. RI
Arch streeL phllhdelphla, fonndeh tAil.
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At - M, on Monday, March 4th, 1901
at the court house door in Raleigh, |
will sell at public cutlery the following
lands situate in Wake county.
ID Sixty acres, about two miles from
Rolesvile. adjoining the lands of w. w
Rogers, w. T. Williams and r. f. Par
ham.
t2). A lot of ~ acres in Oberlin, ad-
joining the lands of Jane Brown, Mrs. j.
c. l.. Harris. o. Pullen, II. Dunston, T,
L. Love ct ais.
81. Another lot in Oberln, 60x10O feet
at corner of Joint and Adams streets.
(D. A lot, 50xl00 feet, near the Fed
eral cemetery, which was conveyed to
A. H. Temple by deed in book Sc, page II,
Register of Deeds office.
tract of land in Marks Creek town
ship, Wake county, adjoining the lands
of Ed. Richardson Loomis Debnam, James
Johnson and others containing log acres
more or less, and known as 1.-The Bur Oh
Place
Sale made by judgment Of court in
Special Proceeding No. oy9 to make as-
sets for payment Of cebts of ]. r. Novel;
deceased.
Terms: one-third cash. residue in
twelve months, with six per cent interest.
WILLARD MIAL.
Administrator and Commissioner.
Feb, t-t-d-s.
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Then Why not Work for Us.

last four weeks up to $S7 ,257 900 which
is far in excess of any previous increase
in the same length of time in the his
tory of the clearing house. Soothing as
surances given out by some of the prin-
cipals in the pending steel negotiations
OF The certainty that this vast project can
be carried cut without a ripple in the
money market do not carry universal
conviction in face of these figures Of
the results of the less important rail-
road deals which have been carried
through The tendency of the money mar
ker which is thus indicated lessons the
probability that American subscriptions
to the new British loan will be large
Today's Sub Treasury statement reflects
the receipts by the Government of a
check for nearly SO, 900, 600 in payment Of
a note CT the Central Pacific Railroad to
the Government. 1t is probable also that
the demand for money in The interior will
show some growth from this time on,
with the opening of spring trade.
The railroad bond market has been al
most UNI recedentedly active and prices
have advanced more steadily than those
of stocks.
Low grade speculative or semispecula-
tive bonds have been in large demand.
United States refunding IS declined Is
and the 3s advanced 4 per cent over the
call price of week ago.
The total sales of stocks today were
5eS 800 shares. including the following,
Atchson preferred, 1000; Burlington, T..
OC0; Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville.
1900: Colorado Southern, 22,300; Colorado
Southern preferred 6 600 Erie 10 500
Erie irst preferred, 124,500; Louisville
ard Nashville, $500 Mexican Central,
H. 800; Missouri Pacific, $500; Pennsyl
vania. $500. Reading first preferred, g.,
600 Reading second preferred, 5000; st.
Paul, 1000; Southern Pacific. 14,400;
Southern Railway, 1890; Union Pacific,
6700: Wabash, Il 700; Wabash preferred.
% 400; Amalgamated Copper. $500; Amer
lean Smelling and Refining 5000; Amer
lean Steel and Wire. A, 800; American
Tin Plate. 5000 American Sugar, $500;
United States eLather, 81 400; Western
Union $500
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of power of sale contain
ed in a deed in trust to me, executed
by F. II. Cameron and his wife Eugenia
L. Cameron, March IA, 1895 and register
ed in Wake county book 1874, page 1853,
/ will on Tuesday, the 5th day of March,
1901, at the court house door in Raleigh
between the hours or II a. m. and l p.
M, proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the house
and lot in Raleigh where said Cameron
lived at the time said deed was execut-
ed, bounded as follows: Beginning at
southeast corner of intersections of
East and .T,nes streets, thence east
along said Jones street to northwest
corner of the lot of the late w. f. An
derson, los feet, thenCe at right angles
with said street southwark to line Of
lot of Misses Green 1875 feet, thence
westward with said line 105 feet to East
street, thence said street to beginning
While the terms of sale is cash, any
one desiring to purchase can arrange
to get time Ia pay the purchase money
by seeing b. Cameron or r. b. PEBBLES.
PAUL c. GRAHAM,
Trustee.
This January 30, 1901.
1ailu ids
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. 9.--TOday's stock mar
ket was free from sensational movements
bur was fairly active. 1t was evident
that realizing was going on, on lib
eraI scale, especially in the high grade
railroad stocks, Under cover OF the up
ward movement in some of the very low
rricCd stocks in both the railroad and IN
dustrial lists. Among the candidates Tor
favor in this department were Standard
Rope Leather. Mexican National and
some other stocks of similar grade
which showed continuance of yesterday s
S rcngth Advances in Sugar, Tobacco
and General Electric also helped to sus-
tain the market. Atchison was firm all
day and IN the last five minutes was sud
denly run up to 1914 at the same time
that Union Pacific preferred was sold
down sharply to 81. Chicago and East
ern Illinois was pushed up six and a
quarter, but reacted "a and Louisville
and Missouri Pacific were rather firm
The Steel stocks moved rather narrowly
and were irregular Spectators in these
stocks seemed indsposed TO await the ex-
pected authorized announcement of the
reported plan for adjustment OF con; rol
In the Steel trade before making furth-
err commitments. The bank statement
brought some further selling upon the
market, but vigorous support was forth
coming and no further serious inroads
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, N. c., Feb s-rnrusuttne
stency OF sGah35h; recei is 81
Rosiu steady at s1.20GDl. IS; receipts 74s
Crude Il rpentine quiet AZ o.. 3uaDs ~; receipts
81 barrels.
Tar steady at u 30; receipts l,e ba rsls
Charleston, y. c, Feb --Tutpantiue steady
at 36h receipts sales exports
Rosin, firm receipts: saes 400 exports
H. S1.40: I. SI.45: K. sl.50 ri. 81 90: N, 81 75 q
SL9J; w w, g.
Savannah, Ca, FEB -Turpenttne hrm Mt
81 receipts 2i6; sales 1872; exports 1855
posin FIRM receipts 8 1853. safes 1879; e.
quote A. B, c 1925; D 81 2s; e. slS5; e,
o.. az: 6, 40 II, S1.Fh; ~ 81; X al65 N.
Of. Is; N SIS5: VIC, 1895; WV s220
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BISHOP CHEsH1RR's REPORT.
He Will be Here From March I've atty -Four h
to Thirty.First

The Bishops appointments, 1901.
Feb 13. Wednesday. Jackson.
" a., Thursday. Weldon.
" Is. F'iday, Halifax.
" 16, Saturday. Tillery.
" II, Sunday, Scotland Neck.
Sunday, y. M. Lawrence.
&" IS. Mo nday, E.dgecombe, St
Marys.
Z" 20, Ash Wednesday, Tarboro
Cavalry
ASH Wednesday, y. M, Tar
b0ro, St Luke'S,
Z" q, Thursday, y. m, Wilson, st.
Marks.
" %. Friday, Wilson, st. limo
tny's.
" "a. Sunday, Rocky Mount
Sunday, p. m, BattlebOro
&c, Tuesday Enfield.
=" 27, Wednesday. Ringwood.
=" %. Thursday. Littleton, Mission
Mar. 10. Sunday, Wadesboro.
" IL, Monday. p. M, Ansonv.le-
g 49, Wednesday, Albemarie.
" Is, Friday, Euto.
g II, Sunday. Monroe.
+" Is, Monday, Rockingham.
=" "a, Sunday. Raleigh, Christ
Church.
SUNDAY, p. m, Raleigh, ST
Augustine's.
+" q, "Wednesday, p. M, Raleigh.
St. Ambrose.
" 81 Sunday. Raleigh st. Mary's.
Sunday, p. M, Raleigh,
Church of the Good Shep-
herd.
April 3. Wednesday, p. m, st. Saviour
Z, Easter Day. Chapel Hill.
{" 10, Wednesday. Pittsboro, st.
Bartholomew.
Wednesday, p. m, Pittsboro
St. James.
IL, Thursday, Sanford.
g" II, Friday, Southern Pines.
+" IA Sunday, Laurel Hill
A" Is, Thursday, Cunningham.
F" 49, Friday, Milton.
81, Sunday, Leaksville.
" %. Monday, Stoneville.
" 90 Tuesday, Mayodan.
" "a Wednesday, Madison.
1" %, Thursday, Winston.
%, Sunday, Charlie. st. Peters.
Sunday, p. M, Charlotte, st.
Michael's.
90. Monday, Concord.
80, Tuesday, Charlotte Thomp-
son Orphanage.
The Holy Communion at all morning
services; offering at all services for
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New I0RK, Feb e.-l P. M.--Money on cali
steady at 2lG1s per cent; last loan per cent
Prime mercantile paper 500 per cent Ster~
In bankers bilis ut 4.s6Qs.sekA for demanc
aud st 4.s4H for 20 days, Posted rates S4.e5h
aud 4SSM0rs. SO; Commercial oils $4.83A04 S4A.
SILVER 4runcates 6iGte3 Bar 'ilver on15 Mex
can dol airs AN Government bonds steady; Stsn
tends inacti e; railroad bonds irregular.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Feb 9.-rhe weekly state
meat of averages of the associated banks
shows the following changes:
Loans. increased $23, 4S1, 200 deposits.
increased. $24. G7G,4O0; circulation, in
creased. $S7 200; legal tenders, decreased.
$l.732, 500; specie, increased, $500 400; re-
serves, decreased. 81, 476. 200.
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WoRK1NG "a HOURS A Day.

There's no rest for those tireless little
workers-Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Mil
lions are always busy, curing Torpid Liv
er, Jaundice, Biiousness. Fever and
Ague. They Danish Sick Headache, drive
out Malaria. Never grippe or weaken.
Small, taste nice. work wonders. Try
them. Csc at all druggists.
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Like bad dollars. all counterfeits of
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve are worth
less. The original quickly cures piles,
sores and all skin diseases. w. II.
King Drug Co.. Bopbitt & Wynne Drug
Co, VIM :mpson
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J. L. O'QUINN g. co,
RALEIGH. N. q.

UHLL1Gh1 N, =.
Cut flowers, boquets and floral designs
on short notice. Palm, ferns and all pot
plants for hC@se and window decorations
Shade trees, evergreens and Strawberries.
and vegetables Of all kinds In season.
Phone la. Raleigh. n. G.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Tile, Bill
iouIEess, Indigestion, hoads enc.
&asy 81 take. easy to operate. aBr.
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SpOl cOlLDn lo.ed dull; mhdIng upIhndf
~; mIdJli09 Su,f 10: saIes Sc bales.
LlU-KPOOL
idvERPOoI., Feb 81 M.--Srot cotton,
quiet: Ameri an middiing fair lS-5'd, COCO
middling > 9-i5d midding 4 I'd: low mid
ding, SID, good ordinary, 3D.: ordinary, 4Ad
l.. sales OF tie day we're 6OV' bales, Vi wnich
500 were for speculation and export and includ-
ri $500 american Receipts 500 bales, in
GLIDING 1900 Amer can.
Futures opened aud closed quiet.
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RALEIGH TOBACCO MARKET.
NORFOLK prANUr nARKKr.

vc.:;, Va, Feb. o -Peanus, new crop.
lady; fancy, 8 strictly PRIME ~ pr,tu
common, IN02; machine picked 21sQ
liah. pew. S2kc per busht
Rlaf keye, S25e per Tag
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COTTON.

New York, Feb. 9.-The cotton mar
ket opened quiet with prices two points
higher to one point lower and while TOT
crably steady after the call was very
quiet. Prices settled to last nights clcs-
ing level and operations by the talent
were devoted to quiet settlements as q
matter of precaution over the Sunday ad-
iournment and in anticipation of narrow
market Monday, natural in view of the
holiday Tuesday Port receipts for today
bid fair TO reach less than $4,000 bales.
against 23,62l bales last week and 2S,726
bales year ago. The Liverpool cables
on the o,hcr hand were disappointing.
both departments in the market reporting
declines. Week end Chronicle figures
showed a decrease in the American is
bile since last Saturday Of $4,000 bales,
and IN TIC worlds visible AZ 600 bales. In
the local market ware houses bought
sparingly. Europe also bought.
The market fer futures closed steady
with prices net Two points higher to seven
lower.
NEW YORK
wv YoaK. Feb Q Cotton futurrs opened
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A man gets down to bed rock when he
has to keep the cradle in motion.
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Open rs. .HIsHEsr. Lowxsr. cLosrAs

higher; oats a shade lower and provisions
&c improved
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sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

baltimore, Feb 8 = Sesboard Air Line common
u40tt2s preferred 27A02s.
cuds as 10Y
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N AND PROVISIONS

FEB. Grain and provisions
ithin narrow limirs today,
gely BY local conditions.
unchanged; corn 1-S@1-4c
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were mad,
large inpi
by the banj
that the 81
for undoul
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LOAN EXPANSION
BREAKS RECORDS
Total For Last Four Weeks
S87,257,OOO.
Effect ON STEEL DEAL
Fears Felt That it Will Shake the
Money Market.
ADVANCES MADE IN SUGAR AND TOBACCO
{ teeI Stocks Nov ID Narrowly. Ath son Run Up
Sharply at Close. Union Pacific Sold
Down to 81. Market as
Whole Active.
Fears Felt That it Will Shake the
Money Market.
ADVANCES MADE N SUGAR AND TOBACCO
(By the Associated Press.)

New York. Feb. 9.-The week closes
with the market in quiet condition in
all departments. There has been little
business done today in cotton goods ex-
cept for prompt delivery and the mar
ket is easy for all staple cottons in
stock. Prints and ginghams are un-
changed. Cotton yarns are difficult
to sell and the market is in bad condi-
tion for all except fine combed yarns
Wooden and worsted yarns dull and
easier.
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LAND FOR SALE.

This January 90, 1901.
daily t-d-s.