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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23

| with an Increased demand for STERLING
at this centre and higher quotations foI
bar gold and American coin in London
The local advance was all the more
interesting in view Of the inadequate
steamship facilities tomorrow these pro-
viding only a slow boat for banks to
use in forwarding remittances. The de-
mand was especially strengthened by
further sales of stocks for London &C
count in this market and represented
altogether a total inquiry for exchange
This may hasten the substitution OF gold
for bills as a form of international re-
mittance. Demand bills for remittance
next Saturday held at 4S67O, and the
quoted price for next Wednesday was
4S6S0. Business was even lighter in vol
ume and the tone of the list was pro-
fessional throughout. Reading was the
only strong stock at the opening, several
fairly large lots being taken at frac-
tonal advance over the London price.
The rest of the list was generally lower,
Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio New
York Central. st. Paul, Missouri Pacific
and several other active stocks all scoring
declines. The market dragged all
through the morning session with nc
marked tendency. save for a few feeble
rallies, but these were invariably fol-
lowed by declines. Some of the stocks
already mentioned participated in this ir-
regular movement as did also Norfolk
and Western Louisville and Nashville
and Illinois Central There were no
great recessions. nor was any pronounced
pressure shown except, perhaps, against
Baltimore and Ohio and st. Paul. The
rather favorable statement of the Brook
!yn Rapid Transit Company failed to de-
velop any demand for that stock. Lon
don again took an unfavorable view of
local monetary conditions, and sold up
wards of 10000 shares on balance. 1t is
estimated that London has unloaded fully
$50 900 shares of International stocks on
this market IN the last week. The af
ternoOn session brought general recov-
cries and early losses were for the most
part wiped out. The weaker stocks were
Illinois Central Norfolk and Western,
Metropolitan Street Railway and Sloss-
Sheffield, while the stronger were Sugar,
Colorado Fuel and Iron and Missouri Pa
ciic. Call loans were made at between
per cent and per cent Time money
was Quoted at per cent for all dates
possible. however, to get so or 80 days
loans at this rate.
The bond market was very irregular
today, but fluctuations were narrow.
Total sales (par value) $1,1S50 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
The total sales of stocks today were
49, 500 shares, including the followng
Atchson 33, 100; Baltimore and Ohio
IA 100; Canadian Pacific $500 Chesapeake
and Ohio 200; Erie 10000 Illinois Cen
trail $500; Manhattan $500; Missouri Pa
cific 1000; Norfolk and Western $4,000;
Pennsylvania Railroad 26,7G0; Philadel-
phia and Reading 400: Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul 1900; Southern Pa
cific 25,300; Union Pacific 1000 Amalga-
mated Copper $500; United States Steel
Corporation 5000; United States Corpor-
alton, preferred. 5000.
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The Atlanta Constitution notes the
presence in Atlanta of President John
Shelton Williams and Vice President J..
M. Barr. of the Seaboard Air Line system
The Seaboard now enters Atlanta over the
tracks of the Western and Atlantic. 1t
is said that the Seaboard has purchased
property that will give them an entrance
over their own lines into the heart of the
city over their own tracks. and that the
visit of Mr.. Williams and Mr. Barr was
to inspect the property upon which the
road has secured options. The Constitu-
ton says;
at is believed that the Seaboard has
been largely Influenced in this move by
the rumorcd consolidation of the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Louisville and Nash
Vile, which might result in the Seaboard
losing its entry into Atlanta over the
rails of the Western and Atlantic.
with the completion of the Seaboard's
new line to Birmingham the number Of
its trains entering Atlanta will be dou-
blcd and the officials of the system are
naturally looking around for adequate
passenger facilities
cit IS believed to be hardly possible
that the Seaboard is buying this prop
eTty for freight terminals, since at the
present time its freight terminals at the
foot of Spring street are altogether suffi-
ciClt to take care of it's business. They
are by far the most complete terminals in
Atlanta. and by many experienced rail-
road men are regarded the finest freight
terminals IN any inland city of the
South.
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The early decline at Liverpool and the
weakness in this market in the forenoon
were due TO the anticipation of an es,t-
mate from Mr.. Buston, of Liverpool,
which is expected to be very bearish,
This forthcoming estimate has caused
considerable selling since Friday and IL
matters not how bearish it is when is
sued, its effect has been entirely dis
counted.
Good weather in the cotton belt is SAID
to be adding thousands of bales of cot
Ton to the crop every day and selling
in considerable volume has resulted
from the good weather and top crop talk
so that this feature also is discounted.
But the controlling feature in this situa-
ton is the receipts from day to day
which are running considerably behind
last year ard are beginning to attract
serious attention. Just as long as the
receipts continue so light the market
will advance and our adviccs from most
reliable sources indicate that the maxi
mum movement has been reached.
This weeks receipts should fall nearly
100 600 bales under last year and at this
rate it will take but a few weeks to
reduce the amount in sight to last year S
figures. We think the market is pur-
chase on al recessions.
TARRANT & KING,
6S Broad Street.
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HIM UJTTUN MAhKErs
QUOTATIONS. OF COTTON YARNS.
Especial to the News and Observer

Especial TO the News and Observer
New York. Oct. Pho. los and 12s-l
warps at II TO AZ? No. ISL warps at
Is; Nos. 16s-1 warps at 1512; No. 2Cs-l
warps at 151a to Is: No 22s-1 warps at
1G: No. 26s-l warps at 1917: No 6s to
los yarn at 1874 to Ia; No. Psi at 141z
No 14s-1 at 1fia to %; No. 16s-1 at Is;
No. 2Os-1 at 15la to l6: No. 22s-1 at 1917
to Il: No. 26s-1 at Il: No. Ss-2 ply soft
yarn at II to 1iis; No. 1852 ply soft
Yarn at Is: No. Ss-2 ply hard at Ia: No.
1852 ply hard at AZ: No. 12s2 ply
hard al 10; No. 14s-2 ply a 10: No. 16s-2
ply at l5i@ No. 20s2 ply at is: No 24s-.
ply at IL to 17h No 26s-2 ply at liz:
No. 50s2 ply yarn at 1879: No. f0s-2 ply
at p: No Ss-S. and ply at II: NO
PES ply chain warps at 1612: No. 2fs-2
ply chain warps at 17iA: No. 2es-2 ply
chain warps at Is; No. $685. ply chain
wsrps at ~ to 1917 No. l6s-S ply hard
twist at i55A; No 20s-3 ply hard twist
at i6; M. 26s3 ply hard twist at liz.
Very lirln and active.
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g. Co.'s
Cotton Letter
lsnccial to News and Discovery


New York. Oct. give don't think we
are over stating the case when we say
that October IS about the worst month
in the year 1t does not make any differ
ence whether a man is long of cotton or
short or has no interest at all. the
month is disgusting. This is due to
weather. There is general feeling that
a few good days in October adds several
hundred thousand bales to the crop. Be-
fore frost actually comes this is eXagger-
ated until the crop is augmented by about
00O. coo bales and it would seem a S
though there was no limit to the pro-
duction. If this is really the case. It
means summer weather counts for moth
ing But as long as the weather keeps
good and operators refuse to buy, little
advance in prices can be expected. On
the other hand, whenever short covering
starts, prices advance rapidly. We don't
like to advise heavy buying in the fall of
the year at least not until receipts be-
gin to fall off. This is because no enc
knows what the crop is, and we are as
liable to err as any one else. But the
situation does seem to favor buying All
sorts of big crop figures will be out
this fall Say the crop is 10,750,000 bales,
which would be less than required, this
season and really mean high prices next
spring if this proves the yield we can
expect TO have 100000 bales as the
estimate carly in tho season. Anyone
buying cotton now will expect just this
sort OF thing to come. and in the end the
crop will probably fall between the OK
trcmes There is not likely to be much
of an advance as long as the weather
keeps good Should we get falling off
next week from this weeks total, as well
as from the total last year. we might
have a more active market. In light
Of the fine weather, there has not been
much weakness on the whole, and We
arc we'll satisfied with the market. Cot
ton picked up on break and sold at any
advance pays at this time of the year.
As we have said before. we expect Il
steady market and a steady market now
is strong market.
BARBEE & COMPANY.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGToN, N. c. Oct. a. Tupentine
nothing doing at 53A receipts 20.
Rosin steady at s = q IS; receipts -
crude. firm ut 81. 750 500; receiptc =. bar
els.
Tar firm at Si40; receipts ls8.
SAvANNAH, Ga..:Oct. p. Turpentine firm
ut ssh. receipts sos: sales &c; exports
sc.
Rosin frn; receipts 200; sales 81 IS;
sxportf 2, So
81 +. $l.47h; q, Si.S7>; II, SITS;
30; X. so; NJ. $500; n. $780, VIC
s}.75: WV s is.
CHARLESTON. s. C.. Oct %. Spirits tur
ocntine firm at SIS; receipts 1.i26; sales l<o
exports
Kosin firm: receipts 4.7oi; sales cx
Dorts
Quot A, b. G, d. T.. $50; +, SIS: q
Si43; II, Sits; [, $500; *. $50; NJ. IS
y. $3.5u; VIC &C.. WV S5.6S.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Oct 22-In its essential fea-
lures today's stock market reflected prac-
tically all the previous days characters
tics. including an utter lack of public in
terest and increasing fears of gold eX-
ports. Sterling exchange was quoted as
high as i.SGGe, In fact the foreign cx-
change market was the feature of the
day and developed most interestingly
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on sub o
NG--In pc on
erty o the use andb enc o
for foatxg
ady custo
oFFCERs-w Mrl. President Leo
b.
Lee w. w.
n N. c.
Corresp ndGnceS
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BONDS.

Mex. Cen. Vs.. snJ5
do LIST Inc. 2S4
Minn. h St.L 4'sl2 ,7s
NJ, K, & T. 4s..., 99K
2nd's...... t3
N. {. G. lists. .Io2
do gen 3 1.2'.lO7
n J. G. gen. s's..136
No. Pac 4's.....u az
:" 3's........... 1914
N, g.. W,con. 4's,1oI
Reading gen. 4s 97A
St l. & | Mton So 113N
st l.. IS Fgen4's1oI
St.L. S'wes rs. 81
do 2's....... 81
S.A.&A.Pass as 81
30. Pac. 4's..... 81
So. Railway S.. 19H
T. & P. lists.
.,St.L&W. AS. 79
Union Pac. as. .1C4N
do. cow. 4's.1O914
Wabash Ists."..ll9H
ends .,.....1O9H
do. Deb. 3. %. 81
West Shore s..113K
W y L, T.. as e.. g
Wis. Cen. as. .., 81
Mobile & o. as oSh
c. of Ga.con 5's,.1l0M
= LIST incomes. 81
I'd inc 3IneS A2R
Con. Tob.. U.s.. on
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NEW YORK MONEY

New YORK. Oct % Up. m. Money on call
iirm at 40 per ceut: closing offered at
ger cent; last loan per cent. Prime blef-
camille paper per cent; sterling exchange
drm with actual business in bankers 0llls
IT A.Sp1s tor demand at As va
uercial bills i.SShfi as. Bar silver 70 a.
Mexican dollars ~, Government bonds
eudY; Slate bonds inactive: Railroad
bonds irregular,
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Among the Railroads.

There is trouble between the Southern
Railway Company and it's locomotive en-
gineers, and there are threatenings OF a
strike throughout this entire system
They demand pay on the mileage plan and
reinstatement of engineers whom they
claim have been discharged for trivial
causes. Unless these matters are settled
in few days there may be a walkout
by all the engineers on this road.
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THEODORE PRICE
ON COTTON,
ESPECIAL to News and Observer

New York. Oct. 22.-The movement of
the cotton crop is commencing to dem
onstrate the correctness of those who
have so persistently advised me since
the first of August, that this crop would
prove a disappointment. l can see noth-
ing in the situation this evening to pre-
vent an carly and substantial advance,
and confidently believe very much high
er prices fer cotton will shortly be real
lied. THEODORE II. PRICE.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills, Oct 22.-Lower prices in
grains ruled today on the Board of Trade.
due principally to excellent weather and
general liquidation. December wheat
closed sc. lower and December corn
"a c. lower. while oats closed Bc. high
er January provisions closed from sc.
12i5c. higher.
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J.S.Ref, 2's reg..1O9A
8. s. Ref. 2's cou i0oA
y. SIS reg ......lo7A
coup ........I0Sh
U. s. new as reg 1861
" coup ..... ..137N
q. s. old As reg.11I
" coup ......1l1
q. s. SIS reg. 80. I04H
COUP. ....1u5A
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1OIS
" adj AZ. 800. 60
Bait. & o. As. .1oo%
do 3 1-2's. S4h
do COW. 4's..109
Can. So. .1O7K
G, OF G. 5's......l09h
L" LIST incomes. so
@. g. o. 411's.....1O5h
G. & A. 3 1-2's... sou
c., B & q. "a. 90
CM&StP gen 4's113
G. e. N. con 7's. .135
c., r. |. & P. 4's.1osh
CCC&SLgen4's.1oIh
Chicago Ter as. s7h
Colo. So. as. 90
D &. Rio @. AS. .1OIK
E. prior lien as. 994
Erie Gen As. -. SO
F.W. &.D.C.1sts .114a
H9ek. V. 41-2 s1O9
Z. h N. uni. a. ..1ol
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eading futnrrs ranger AS ToIlows:
InprN1rn iu1nunan 1 rnwrar | II navN
q N uno,a,,on. were AS roIlows

G IN uuo,atI0ps were rs follows
Flour was ,taiy winter patents S'.f0d
$50 straignts S3.0lGl330; clenrs s. 10000;
spring specials 4.30 @unng patents s3.4O0370;
70 straigh's S'.91Gl3.20 b kerS 2.30Gt2S0
Wbeat-No. 2 spring 5lh; No. 6S01:
No. red, 705s@i n. Cord-No. 56:
10Y 5SK. 2SA: No. :, white
4%626 white Goa 32. Rye-N" ~ r =
~ cd feeding 'oicH D alting
iG615S: No. MAJ seed 81. Is; No. | nortbw $
g.29. prIn' tmoCny seeu M->s pork per
,hi, JIG 900 100 Lard. nor loo lbs TO- 72ll0 : hut
ribs sides Qoose) Sll@0 oil 40. Drv-s u sho1l-
ttox. d. 9.7J0l0.00 shoot clearssides Ir" xed
aLS7M01200 Whiskey S1.32. Glover 'tntrlct
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York Oct 22.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices one point to
two points lower and then worked off
several points under pressure of scat,
tering long interests ard logged bear
selling. The cause for the further de-
cline. after the weakness of yesterday
lay chiefly in fine weather map from
pretty much the entire belt and a poor
showing by the Liverpool market Re
ceipts were light and the news from
cleaned up stocks of manufactured goods
small reserve supplies of raw cotton and
nervousness among spinners as to re-
plenishing warehouses.
Toward midday the shorts appeared to
grow uneasy. owing to unexpected de-
mand from the South and West and a
light estimate for tomorrow'S Houston
receipts. Soon after midday active gem
eral buying set in and continued through
out the rest of the session. Light esti-
mates for New Orleans and Galveston
receipts. and rumOrs that strong Chicago
grain and provision interests were build
ing UP a line of January cotton, helped
to strengthen local bull confidence and
to stimulate covering. Europe, the South
and Wall Street became prominent buy
ers and the scalping element quickly
swung over to the bull side for a turn.
The market at the close was very steady
with prices net six to thirteen points
higher. Total sales were estimated at
25O.00O bales.
NEW YORK. Oct, p Cotton futures omen
Cd steady.
Of ft,f o1o
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sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Oct %. Seaboard Air Line
common 2+K@291; preferred AN.
Bonds A., s ,N@8}n.
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New Orleans, La, Oct. 22-The spot
cotton market was fairly active. Quota
lions revised, middling advanced 1-16c
Futures influenced by lower prices il
Liverpool opened to 3 points down anG
then advanced 4 to points. After
swinging a few points either way for &
time, the market took another upward
turn. closing firm and showing net
gains of from to 9 points.
NrNv OHIE,NS Ia Net o,-Cottoo fr+urae
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Tell your cook to use only half tho
quantity of Blue Ribbon vanilla extract,
no matter what kind you have been US
ing.
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STOCK!
Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.

Especial to the News and Observer
New York, Oct 22.-The following are
he quotations for cotton today:
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FARM FOR SALE.

I am authorized to offer for sale one Of
the best farms in Wake county. There
are G87 acres in the tract of land, about
one-half of winch is in cultivation. and
the remainder in oak and pine timber
and pastures. There is splendid
dwelling on the farm, and a large barn
and ample stables for fifty head of stock.
There are ten or more good tenant houses
and barns and stables for most Of them
This farm is located near the town OF
Forestvlle and on the Powell road anu
is we'll suited for cotton, corn, grain, and
also tobacco. Parties desiring to pur-
chase can obtain easy terms. This IS
fine opportunity to buy good farm ana
| will take pleasure in showing II 70
any one who may wish to see it.
]. N. HOLDING,
Attorney at Law,
Raleigh n. g.
10-4-1m.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. let - Flour stea, lily h Id, 9ui-
ter Minnesota patei is S39GfGt00; do. hak $
| g. 15033j; ei"ter stralghIs S3.U039; wntsl
| patents $3.50 3 50: low 0r"de' S2.9J03l5.
Rye AouI sic . y; 700 S|.1N340; "o'ca b. fancy
| b35J03.70
0randy~ So 45@3.5J.
Bye .te ~; No =, EASTERN So; Sta SO
Barley quiet: feedlLg Al mah,n. 5105 II
i<srIey mat duh westetI 6TG66.
Wi!eat-soot easy. M. > te0. III. ito ;
May TX Oct Der. !; D 'cem> er 775s
Corn Spot ensi r: 40. 2, 6S%. Up' e Ia"
u ~ 81; NAV 1875; October 6jA; novembr O.
be elmer 5C14.
DC obeJ 3GH D &c Der So r..
Beef dull; amily SI5.0Oa 1850 ess Sl2Gt IL. 80;
oscke' $1,000 l5OO; Leet bins &2o.5Us.l5 s;,c
pickl d sho lde.s ,@9; pickl d hams Sll.5O0
lad quiet; ives ERIN cleaned sll30 Oct Der
li.90: Ietn"i /; South Am rio. T.. 90. TO the
Continent ll.50; compo no 7H07 I. 1000
pnra "a t.n ilv 81. co. snort &c sNOOQ
.. 90 ms. $3.50 1900
/ Ialow Il IN city 500 per package 81 chun-;
try ,ckages trce) 6s@6x.
/ Rosin rr ;siralnau to good Slt00l %
IUfp' n Inc MN = 5Np5if
Ric' firm domestic. ,ar tn extra i14tt;
1oHe o. Rio quia,; Nc invoie3e 5ss
mild steady; C"rnva 124Gli2
Sugsr was firm: air refining Lilo;
Centrifugal, 96-test, 3X refin"r sugAt rm;
/ mould 40 Stance. AS: coufectiou-
,r's A $50 cut leaf 5lj crushed J.25 powoer- ID
t75; gran llated 4Gj; cubes 400
Molasses stea"y New Of">,ns, open EettI
God to choice $50 fl.
BIT tier st aus ext creamery 20; western
;reamerv. ir"sn 2215 imitsu n creamery lNulS;
'sct>rv l6Q19; >tste dairy 1904.
Cheese quis': full cram. color d, l2}sGg
l2A; nail WHITE ia I2a.
eggs s;eauy; average best 22Ge35; Stste ard
oennsy vnnia 22G,2I western. clude 2lhGc2. :;
refrigerated 1891: southwestern. 1901.
POTATOES q let New YORK anu western l62
a1.75; ersey l.J00l 041i 10 9 Island 11JGtL 70
south Jersey swers f20Sd2.j0.
reanuis quiet; fancy nanu- picked 81 i5M do
nestle 55G1o3
Cahbagrs dull Norfolk barrels -; Long
island, per l00 SO G12.5J
Freignes TO LIverpUoli cotton by steam ee TIC;
rrain Id
sCotton ; seed oil was steady. Prime crude
~.neIs b. mills, 30. prime summer
elbow 273sdl3S; of summer yellow 81 prime
Shte 4; me uiuter yellow i2Gli3; prime
neal S21.001t28.9 nominal
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS
BALTIMORE. Ost e2-plonr qplct: Winter
Ntra 2.s01300; do. clear 3 1t32J; do. straIgh hts
81 la13.ie Datents s3. IGfe3Sj
WHEAT easy; sEot 1t O,aOber 'WH4; De-
,em or 75G75A No , red : steamer NO
southern on
Corr steady; spo -; new or III, November
S3a53J4; the year 40 {, No. 2uited Southern
hit 6Jft6S.
Oats hr.n; %. 2 white, new, 3G03GH; No
tuIAed, new, $50 IS 1,
W EDDY, NJ earby, 55h; No. 2westerr
56X;
eiutter nr n fancy imitation 1920: fsuc,
Eggs firm, fresh 20.
Cheese nrn; large 1lssG1lA Medium l2@l2B;
ANAL l2AQ12h
Sugar fla, hne and coarse granulated l,7ln.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Oct p. q p. m.-CootOn Spot
moderate business done: American mid.
ding 40; low middli . 100; good ord.
nary Las; ordinay q. 6. The sa es of the d
were 1000 bales. of which 500 were So Gu
American. Receipts $4,000 bales, including
20 6ItAmerican
Futures closed quiet and closed easy.
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COTTON GOES TO
A HIGHER LENL
Closing Prices are Six to
Thirteen Points up.
STEADY IN FINAL HOUR
Stocks Show an U ter Lack Of Public Iuteres,
lcreasing Fears Of Gold Exports,
Fairly Losses Wiped out in
the Afternoon.
STEADY IN FINAL HOUR
the Afternoon.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New York. Oct. 22.-No change in the
general market for cotton goods today.
The demand is moderate and almost en-
tircly for quick deliveries. Stocks in
first hands are limited and prices frmer.
Wooden goods for mems wear are dull
but steady. Dress goods are firm with q
fair demand.
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MANNING HUNTER, Jr..
Rombert, S. {.

FOR sALE.-A VALUABLE FARM
OF eighty eight acres lying Immediate
IL on castsidc Of Neuse river at Iron
Bridge at Muburnie. on both sides OF
county road, six miles from Raleigh.
sold on reasonable terms. Busbes q
Busbee, Attorneys, e. o. q.
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For Group use CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT I.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

SCOT cotton closed dull; middlng up' and.
$40; middiing Gulf EOS; sale, zoo bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23

Tho secret o. long life IS healthy
Ever When the liver is charged with
bilc the whole system suffers, ultimately
resulting in such diseases as headache,
malaria. constipation, chills and fever,
jaunuice and other diseases. Keep the
bowels open and perfect health results.
Cintoral Electric Liver Pills regulate the
liver. purify the blood and rid the sys-
tom Of supcrluous bile and impurities.
Mailed on receipt OF price, 25c. per box.
Address all orders to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.

Corrected daily by Grimes g. Vass.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23

BONDS.