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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-23
Cammann L. Cos.
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Observer

(Speclal 10 News and Observer
New York, April 22.-New Orleans
buyers are credited with engineering the
advance In all markets from the low point
touched yesterday, May 1913 and July
go The manner in which the different
markets have moved suggests a concert
ed attempt to bring them ell up together
with show of uniform strength, but the
failure of spots to keep step with the rise
in futures gives the boom an artificial
look. The impulse which seems TO have
started prices upward was a report that
10000 bales are awaiting export in New
Orleans and will put to sea as soon as the
screwmen's strike now in progress shall
have been settled. This rumor coming on
a market that was pretty heavily over
sold caused a general scamper of the
shorts to cover, making a considerable
advance an easy matter. But now that
the advance has been established a foun-
dation is needed to maintain it and unless
spot demand appears at higher prices
than recent quotations it would seem diff
fcult if not impossible for the market to
hold. The movement from first hands
continues quite free and the weekly move
ment on Friday will probably show
another gain of $4,000 on the amount in
sight In the new crop months the in
1uence Of the weather will be paramount
for some time to come. At the moment
are heard of dry weather cak-
ing the surface of the soil and retarding
planting operation, but a good shower
would soon change this condition mate
rally. We are watching spot demand as
the moving factor in old crop positions
and the weather as the governing in
nuence in the winter months.
CAMMANN &. co,
Cotton Department,
Per HUGH f. NJ ELROY.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, April 22-For the second
time in it's history the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange did bust
ness today without the big board to guide
it. The volume Of business was fairly
large, exceeding over 10000 shares.
Much of the trading was for out town
account, many orders being executed for
Boston and Philadelphia as well as for
customers of the local stock exchange.
The market was firm and active from
the outset. Reading being the principal
feature ether strong and active stocks
included Amalgamated Copper, st. Paul,
Union Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio and
Southern Pacific. There was considera-
hle trading in the better known indus
trials, including Smelling, Leather, Colo
RADIO Fuel and Tennessee Iron and Coal
and Pressed Steel Car. The strong tone
was maintained throughout, notwith-
standing proft-taking and the closing
was in most instances at the best.
The closing price of the leading issues
were as follows:
Amalgamated Copper 66% American
Sugar 1874; Atchison S34s; Atchisol,
preferred, 49, Baltimore and Ohio 945s
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Sta Canadian
Pacific 1929 Chesapeake and Ohio 46H ;
Chicago Greatwestern 23h Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul 1875; Colorado
Fuel and Iron Ga; Colorado Southern
25A Consolidated Gas 212; Denver and
Rio Grande 1855; Erie 34%; Illinois
Central 1873; Louisville and Nashville
119h Manhattan Elevated 141; Metro
politan Street Railway 1925; Mexican
Central 81; Missouri, Kansas and Texas
26% Missouri, Kansas and Texas, pre-
ferred, 56B Missouri Pacific 1109s; New
York Central 1884,; New York, Ontario
and Western 30B Norfolk and Western
1914 North American f00% Pennsyl-
vania 1879 Peoples Gas of Chicago
1oS% Reading 55M; Republic Steel 20;
Rock Island 4t& St. Louis Southwestern
preferred, 81; Solthern Pacific SO; South
crn Railway 31B; Tennessee Coal and
Iron G6lk; Texas Pacific 81; Union Pa
eihc 931s United States Leather 14A .
United States Steel S6A United States
Steel, preferred. S7A; Wabash 2S3s
Wabash. preferred, 49A Western Union
S5A; Wisconsin Central U.s. wisconsin,
preferred, 4SB. Total sales, 12O,95O.
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Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
Special to News and Obscrver.)

Special to News and Observer
New York, April 22.-After having
touched the lowest point of some time
yesterday, the market opened today at a
slight advance over yesterdays close, in
duced by better cables from Liverpool
Today's reaction was not unexpected
as New Orleans, Liverpool and this mar
ket all bought near the close yesterday.
The semiweekly receipts at interior
towns were 10000 bales in excess OF last
year.
The total port receipts so far this week
aggregate $4,000 bales or almost as much
as last years total for the whole week.
The weather continues generally fair in
the cotton belt and with no outside spec
ulation prices can't hold. We believe
the market sale on all such rallies as
we have had today.
TARRANT & KING,
68 Broad Street.
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Barbee e. Co.'s
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and obserser)

Especial to News and Obserser)
New York. April 22.-The course of
prices during the last few days shows that
October is a purchase on any break, and
August should only be sold on good
bulges, as both recover easily. They say
Brown is buying all the July offered in
New Orleans. He is also heavily long of
July here, and believes in much higher
prices. With Liverpool very steady, New
Orleans higher and this market showing
less cotton to come out, the cotton sit
uation seems to be very strong. During
the early afternoon the market looked as
if it had been oversold, and on moderate
purchases easily advanced four to six
points in aB5ut ten minutes. We can see
no break in sight, and continue to advise
extreme caution. We would under no cir
cumstances go short of the summer
months-that is, May, June or July, and
we would only short August on bulgcs,
accepting moderate profits whenever
shown.
Port receipts for today were estima ted
at 10000 bales, against 1O, 126 bales last
week and 1850 bales last year.
Interior receipts for today were esti-
last week and 5,344 bales last year
Interior shipments for today were es-
timated at 10000 bales against 6,S27 bales
last week and 1921 bales last year.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: At
Galveston $500 to 5000 bales, against
2,022 bales last week and 1852 bales last
year; at New Orleans 3,700 to 1000 bales.
against $3.50 bales last week and 5,266
bales last year; at Houston 1,2OO to 800
bales, against 2,163 bales last week and
S13 bales last year.
Total in sight for the week estimated
at 1000 to 10000 bales, as compared
with 115, 1896 bales last week and so, 0S5
bales this week last year.
Port receipts for the week estimated at
90 900 bales, against 60384 bales this week
last year.
The New York spot market today was
quiet and 10100 higher; middling uplands
10.45; middling gulf 1910.
Cotton futures today ranged as follows:
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Cotton futures closed quiet
Oman.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, April 22.-There was a
moderate business in the spot market to-
day at full prices. Weather reports from
the bureau and also from the country
show that many sections are suffering
from want of rain; not only has planting
been delayed but that part of the crop
already planted is suffering for want of
moisture Quotations unchanged
Futures were up a few points on the
opening and continued to advance until
prices were 3 to . points above yester-
days closing. Proft-taking on the part
of scalpers caused reaction. This was
followed by another upward turn, the
market remaining firm to the close,
showed net gains of to 10 points on
April May, June and July six on August;
four on September and two to three on
the other months
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SHARP ADVANCE ON
BULLISR ADV|CES
Bad Weather, Good Cables,
Smaller Receipts.
TALK Of A MAY SQUEEZE
The Market Closes Quiet Net -Four 10 Ten
Points Higher Volume Of BUSH
ness in Stocks is Fairly
TALK Of A MAY SQUEEZE
(By the Associated Press.)

of the day has not been conducive to 9
free business in dry goods, either at first
or second hands. Few buyers have been
present and purchases are for restricted
quantities and for immediate delivery
only. No weakening in values is appar-
cnt although contracts are running out in
certain quarters.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York. April 22.-The cotton mark
ct opened steady at an advance of f@4
points and, influenced by better Liverpool
cables than due on the New York close
OF yesterday, rather less favorable
weather reported from the cotton belt,
ard smaller port receipts for the day,
displayed considerable further firmness
under buying for both accounts. Under
these factors prices were advanced TO
a level of SOILS points above the closing
figures OF last night Then a reactionary
tendency was developed as a result Of
realizing and the market ruling some
what irregular toward the close was fin
ally quiet. net 4610 points higher. Total
sales futures estimated 200 600 bales.
The Liverpool market this morning was
due to come about 2@31a points higher,
but at the time of the local opening
prices there were ah@4 points higher.
and the close was at an advance OF ~
TO points. Port receipts for the day
turned out to be 10,61S bales. against
1850 last year and estimates for to-
morrow's receipts at leading points were
moderate. The early advance was also
encouraged by rumors that the bull
leader was to return to New York, and
IL was stated that clique brokers were
buyers after local opening, this bringing
about fresh talk of a May and possibly
July squeeze. The proflt-talxing toward
the close was accelerated by a beariSh
interior movement, the light exports .or
the day amounting to but 1876 bales, and
large estimates of into sight for the
week, which is currently expected to
reach 10000 bales, against 50, 900 bales
last year, while the spot markets in the
South. though firm were generally I'M
changed.
NEW YoRK. April 22.-Cotton spot closed
quiet; 10 points low mlddling uplands |
40 IS; middllnR gulf 1910 sales 2l3 bales.
4 Futures opened firm
kaCOtton futures closed uut 1T,
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, April 22.-AIthough the grain
pits were rather quiet today prices con-
tinucd firm, May wheat closing IA to 3-Sc
higher with July up the same May corn
was l-4c better and July up half. while
May oats were 4 higher. Provisions were
easier tho July products closing from 5
to ~ to 17lsc lower.
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Lending futures ranged IS ioIIows:
OPENING. ,uIeHEsT.
What
Casb otIotations were as follows:

a
Flour firm wintef patents 90 o, =, T,
1s3,5D straIgnts So I0Q330; clears " 'Vss3. y ;
~ snr,no Ste,IaIs 4 %: sprtpV patents S33G1
& 20: 10. s.rsights s30003 ~; BAKERS az 002I9
Wheat-No.2 spring 7aasO No. B. 75H ~ red
ta4L1S ,ug.--ro. 2. I'll; No 2 yeuow 81; wv w
70 q Ban: No 2 wnlG-..; RvpNo. z Soa504
No. 3 white s; goc d feeding barley 3'A ~; In
o choice mating 4st05l; No. lax hoz; NO,
| NORTHWESTERN Ito; rrlne timothy seeo ~; nesS
,ork Pc bb l75n01Z62h; Laro, per 10y los
Q 750saSO; Short rILs sIdes q loseJ 9eOgs w
Dry-sal.ed shoulders lboxed) 31h0HD; ShoF'
81 nr sides (boyed) SO 12H0lO s5;, Whiskey'taslS
high grade wine 100 Glover, .ohSracI Rf@oe'
1. .00lLRl2 20.
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State of North Carolina,
Insurance Department.
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

/ &S%ANA @~<AAA@tN<A4
Short Line to principal cities of the
South and Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas, California and Mexico, also North
and Northwest, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, Indianapolis, st. Louis,
Memphis and Kansas City.
Trains leave Raleigh as follows:
No. "a, NORTHBoUND.
1:25 a. m. -"SEABOARD EXPRESS"
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond WashinR-
ton, Baltimore Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all points North, Northeast and
No. 38.
11:15 A. M. "SEABOARD LOCAL MAIL"
For ALL POINTS from Raleigh TO Ports
mouth, Norlina to Richmond; connects at
Henderson for Oxford and Weldon with A.
o. L.; at Portsmouth Norfolk with ALL
STEAMERS for points North and Northeast.
No. Sc.
1850 A. M. "sEABOARD MAIL" FOR
Richmond, Washington Baltimore, Phla-
delphia, New York and Boston. Connects
At Richmond with @. o. for Cincinnati.
Chicago and St. Louis; at Washington with
Pennsylvania and b. & o. for all points.
No. 81 SOUTHBOUND.
400 a. m.-"SEABOARD EXPRESS"
For Charlotte, Atlanta, Columbia, Charles.
Tampa and all poiRts South and Southwest.
No. Al.
400 D. m.-SEABOARD LOCAL MAIL
For Charlotte, Atlanta and all local points
Connects at Atlanta for all points South
and Southwest
No. 81.
1880 p. m.-SEABOARD MAIL" for
Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Atlanta, Column
bia, Charleston, Savannah Jacksonville,
Tampa and ell points South and Southwest
Tickets on sale to all poin9s Pullman
berths reserved. Tickets delivered and bag
gage checked from Hotel and Residences
without extra charge at
Uptown Ticket Office
Marlborough House building.
G. H. GattiS, G.. 7. and P. A.
Phones III. Raleigh, n. i
H. S. LIZARD, t. P "A,
9LG---.e.-.- Raleigh, N. q.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. April % Flour firm
Wint.r patents 3e504; Spnng patents 4.06C04. ~
Wheat irmer; SPOT and April els@6:
Southern wheat oV sample 1882.
CO firmer; spot ana April t04;
Southern white com T. 0151.
Oats firm; No.. wnite, AN.
RE dull; Nc 2 81; NO. western
Butter b rey steadyand lower fancy Inltati,
fancy 2lQS3; fancy creamery 62l32I..
Eggs firm; fresh %.
Cheese steady and lower; large l4H medium
liIl44 Bill al lin1Si4A
sugar steady Dnc aud coarse gran ulated A. OILY
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGToN, n. c. Apr. b Turpsntine
nothing doing 49%; receipts "a casks.
Rosin firm at 81 90; receipts 1872.
Crude. firm at 81. 0O33. 5oQ3 rs; receipts
10 barrels.
Tar nrm at 81 IS: receipts 1914
CHARLESTON. & c., Apr. p Spirits tur-
pentine nominal AZ. receipts -; sales
exports
Rosin nomins receipts i; sales 49,; ex-
Quote A, r, C.I.ss; D, sI.ss: E, N.ss,
100. G, los! II, ais; l, 2.7S; X. 200: NJ
500; n, a.o5; VIC, Sis; WV, 4.2o
SAvANNAH, Ga. Apr % Turpentlne stef d
AZ: receipts 1.i53, sales 100: exports SIS
Rosin steady; receipts i,Sto ssales $3.50.
exports 2,249.
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GOOD FOR CHILDREN.

The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate re-
lief in all cases of Cough, Group and La
Grippe, because it does not pass imme-
diately into the stomach, but takes effect
right at the seat of the trouble.
For sale by W. II. King Drug Co.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April - Flour neglected
lnie winter patents - MIN eso'" patents
l014.30. oo.oo,
Rye Hour saeady; Dir to good Z'oJDJ'@J' cholce
to fanny 8 25Gp3. 10.
Buckw hea flour steady 1909 ID
Corn me-. steady; yellow . %,>'eS S1 $'oo'
Barley ste dy; feeding AZ; mating 5l051x
Bsuey malt ste dy: sescern 65965
WLeaf-spot flrm; No. 2, red, s2%, Closl~ g
May Sl%: July IS I5-Ie; september Az.
53H; July 5t4 September o.
Osts Svot quiet ~" 80. May AOH.
Ree gu ct amlly SO 50C1Il5O; mess s9C01
1000; beef hams t26O002l6o packe' SO 5OGDl2
Ut mraLs ies; Iickled bellies ~
picked shoulders 1904; picked hams llsUl2,
Lard dull WESTERN steamed 1925; refined
ointment 10 40: COMPOUND InQ6
rol! steady; fan ~ sl9.5O; snori cleAt Is as
meas &lS20nls.65.
rallow easy; city per package 5jS; country
no.it steady; strained com non to good, 81. %
surp 1.-the unsetsie /; 1T 52hG1j3.
rrn, aon.osllc, far extra AZ
apan 4AQ154.
Molasseh firm; New Orleans, open Kettle i,
good TO chotor 3ln40.
Cofee-spot kIo quiet, NOT Inv dice 1916.
7169i2,
a GLASSES sugar : a refniL g 33-I6; confec-
sioher's a .-...; mould A -; cut Ioaf
crushed ...e; powdered granuIated
suDes..
suttsr steady; extra creamery 25;s.4te dsir,
1924.
Cheese taady; small colored fall made, Is; small
wnise. fall myue, Az sG-s
Eggs firm; state and Pennsylvania l6A;
So lthern, ,50hi5h,
rolatoes firm florida ~ 4,0OD5 State ano
western pr lsOlb $1,000 " lOsg Island LIS
U2.O0; evuth Jersey swe 5, s2.7aGi3.75
peanuts steady. fancy baii4- L.~A,d 4AGD4H
domestic 2AG4n
Uabbages easy Long lsIand 80. south I'm
ern orila log Is.
Freights to Liver'on ~tton by steamer nc:
.ottVn seed was quiet al d a shade east ii
vi tn il creased offerings. Prime CT ue u. /.
mllls3iGG355s prime summer yellow 444044H.
jn JeIOw, 3ol1oS y. prime white AZ, prln,
winter yellow Az prime meal e270OD u 90
nonI
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s. A. l.. STOCKS

S. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE. Apr. a. Seaboard Air Line
SlA; preferred s..
Bonds 80. 40H
Atlantic Coast Line. common.I3o; pre-
ferred 49,.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. APR. p y. m-money on
on call nom at .....-..per cent closing
steady with actual bushes IN bankers nils
at 49,. 1 2Sm9tS7.250, at 3S46a4Si l2J for 60 day
bil's Posted rates 4ot@ 14S1, 4Se. numerical
bills S3Ha4.s324 Bar silver S0a; Mexi-
can dollars 39n;
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Quote A.. b. CD. C. s1.9s; F. So 90;
y. Sos; n, s2.2S; k,s5: K. $500.
NJ. ISIS; N. sa. 0; VIC So IS; WV So 40
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Honolulu, IT. H., Aug. %, 1903.
EECNTTrrIJ q, TTUTS
Attorneys for the German Savings &
loan Society,""
FREEAR,s FRIvOLITIEs.

This entertainment will be produced
at the Orpheum on Saturday evening
this week, for one night only. The fol-
lowing is taken from The Ceylon indie
pendent. Mr.. Freear has performed in
nearly every country on the globe, in
many of which he has entertained
kings and princes by the score, and we
have never before read anything to be
compared with the credentials and en-
'comiums in the possession of Mr..
Freear. In Africa and India we have
seen that numbers Of people have been
repeatedly unable to gain admission to
his performances;a and that in Shanghai
he appeared to record houses, taking
1900 dollars in two nights. In Colom-
DO we find that on his return visit he
beat the house that John L. Hoole
played to by Is rupees, playing to no
less a sum than 927 rupees, and for the
second time in the presence of the Gov
ernor Sir Arthur Havelock. Ocular
proof of these statements may be OBJ
tanned by visiting Wall, Nichols & Co.,
which Mr.. Freear's credentials are on
view. A Yokohama paper says that
after Witnessing Corney Grain, Charles
Duval, Fred Maccabe and Frank Lin
coin, Mr.. Freear must be given the
foremost place, for he is a vocalist,
dancer, instrumentalist, and comedian
par excellence. Never had such
laughter been heard within the walls
of the theatre, for the audience simply
roared for two solid hours. In order
to insure crowded houses, we feel no
hesitation in recommending this unique
and diverting entertainer, whose motto
is Fun without vulgarity." Mr. Freear
made a great success at his private per-
Torrance last week given for Prince
and Princess Kawananakoa.
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REGATTA DAY.

The committee to arrange for Re-
gatta Day events met at the residence
of Merle Johnson last night. w. C.
Parke and Mr.. Johnson represented the
Hawaiian Rowing Association and AL
Ian Dunn the Hawaii Yacht Club. A
program of fifteen events was made
out, which is two less than last year.
The second-class yacht race and the
intermediate rowing race are to be
omitted this year, otherwise the list of
events is the same as on last Regatta
Day.
For the judges stand one of the in
ter-island steamers will probably be
chartered. Judges and other officials
are to be appointed at a later date. A
committee to collect funds as usual will
make the rounds in the near future
among the business people.
The program is as follows: First
race, six Dared gig; second six-oared
barge. senior; third, fourth-class yachts
fourth, third-class yachts; fifth, first
class yachts; sixth, Japanese fishing
boats, tu~-of-war; seventh, siX-oared
barge, Junior; ninth, japanese boats,
sculling; tenth, five-oared whale boats;
eleventh, six-paddle canoes; twelfth,
pair-oar German boats; thirteenth,
steamer boats; fourteenth, sailing ca
noes; fifteenth, two-oar shore boats.
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WAR IN BULGARIA..

Associated Press. Morning Service.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, August 25.-The
Turkish troops have carried their war
against the Macedonian rebels into
Bulgarian territory and grave conse-
quences are feared. Today a large
body of Circassian troops, recently
brought into European Turkey from
Asia Minor, followed the insurgents
into Bulgaria and in the fighting that
followed pillaged three Bulgarian vii
lagos, numbering the inhabitants.
Many smaller conflicts are reported
from all sections of Macedonia.
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DO NOT WANT HIM THIS TIME

Assncia tod Dress. Morning Service
COLUMBUS. Nebraska, August 25.-
The fusion convention of Democrats
and Populists held here today refused
to nominate Associate Justice j. j.
Sullivan for the Supreme Judgeship.
He had carried on a big fight for the
nomination and was previously elected
Associate Justice of the Supreme court
of Nebraska by a fusion of Democrats
and Populists.
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HANNA is ILL.

Associated 17ross. Morning Service
CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 60
Senator NJ. A. Hanna is i'll of stomach
trouble but his condition is not thought
to be serious.
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Tobacco Heart

may be cured. Don't neglect your
symptoms. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
is a great heart and blood tonic about
which you will learn a great deal and also
about heart trouble by sending postal for
DIR. MILRs MEDICAL Co.. Elkhart. Ind.