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live stock Market.

FRIDAY, May ..
Receipts OF becvcs were sIss head ncludlr,
~ cars for export alive los for slaugh,crrrs and
20 for the market. steers were slow and medium
steers a trlnc easier: bulls were also weak cows
on light supplies. steady -Four cars OF cattle
mainly late arrivals unsold. Ordinary 10 prime
steers sold at 81 5oMs525 per 100 lbs stays ats, 70
bull, a. ss,p@s'o5 cows at seloassGS pressed
cables rom Liverpool and London quoted ca'n'
oLic. per N. Exports 10 day. $500 quarters Oi
beef: to morrow $50 bceves and 400 quarters ol
beef
Receipts OF calves were 1876 head all tor,ht
market. Prices were fairly steady. and demand
sufficient TO clear the pens early Common to good
veas sold AT $50 per 100 lbs: one veal at s5;i
choice heavy, would probably have sold up to 81
No bu;trrmilkS on the mar'tct. City dressed vcai>
slow AT 1000. with choice selected do. selling at
aisc.: country dressed at 3@t7c.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 327? head
Including cars direct and for the maret making,
wit the stale stock. lSl.l cars on sale Sheep
selling more freely but not higher yearlngs faIrN
steady: lambs hardly a. strong as yesterday. bNi
strictly good lambs wanted at the figures obtained
A few late arrivals were held over. Common to
prime sheep sold al sam&+7o pcr 100 lbs; yearlns
at sids6: spring lambs at s'.75ds. so, Dressed
mutton sold at IA loc. per 70; dressed ycarings at
8q iac.: dressed spring lambs al lodiec.
Receipts Of hogs were 2076 head and there was
about half a car on sale Good State hogs sold al
$500 per 100 lbs.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

g,5 PEI cent; r,1lna rate, =, per ceH': lin 9
per cent 10 Tor four four and six S Months % and a.sS
per cent. for eight md nine months Com.
prime si"ve " names ne and nc bils pfr ,
otner nahes. aisMa'. per cent ..
StorlinS exchange. market was w"aE, and
nl1cs imrthsr dselim. of 10 md I5 points tooa
were raIrls large Offerings ol stock hllls, Con.
.@' Poa sssa'nss rate" %.s so%s%sd asSsa az %':s
FOR lonT bills md si.ssh for short. Nctur,
srs,;. 5ats;; L9ns w.; "s.';@s,sSs'; q 1T
rcrs. s4ss1 80 .ssh Francs werc uuotl
hors sssb fRs Sn %T. and ,o,s5 S55%'Is
guilders were 0'iotel nt 80 I-lsm4o 3-is for
long and >o.@to $40 for short. !
Domestic exchange on New York Bos-
yamsh iiuynr, SOC. discount; scllnr, .ar
pT,cnil'm, snn Fr.nci.oo. ;Si,ht. 7H;. IRE
cnnntil Rstweon banks. aoc premium over
nss sse e GGTs Gi.s""ns nanss SGx 'T'aaa1 pfan@
o. Discount in open market for short and
snrse sns fr month bilis 2Ha?S nHJ cent Con-
cents o. francs s3% confines. The p-iyrte
ruta OF discount j. 81. pcr cent Exchange
On London. ,25 francs lsh ccntimes. The
ahpws the following chan -es Notes in cir
cilation decreased 27,A75.',l, francs; treasury
accounts current deorrnscd 0.i5,.0'' FRANCS:
discounted decreased 81 .s51 n'o francs silver
in hand increased 255'."n, francs. Berlin
4G,. pfennigs. The private rate of discount
Is az per cent
commrrcial price Of bar silver in New
York 5tl[c, Bar silver in London closed at
"a i5.l8d. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 4H'Sc.
New York Clearing " M,sn stntonent: En-
changes. s2iS. .si5. cja; bllance 50 COS. l2s; Sub
Treasury debit hulanca 81 1882
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Coh.e wa qlirt aud easier OF IlouidatloS n,
local account together with some foreign se,iInr -
The Interior receipts were liberal n "a; I've o. and
European cables wrrr rather ASappoio,Liv Wv"
METALS IN ondOr. lin NS, 81 l,Wrr ior sno, a,
EfS a1h ~ '.~ lower for IttltS. a gIy1 ios bnr
market was weak aud ahOut ~ points lower ion
pr was unchanged " both market, ,.i,b tbn
foreign closing c2 u 0d, f,rSpot and raj ,i Wv, ,r
futures Lead nvan"nd + I'd abroad /" III IT,, 'r
3D.. while the local ma isci Showed no rinnrr SneI
,cr mnchlngM here and N lordol win that marker
me Metal Exchange: Cop lcr Lake StI:. W 7ig =.
r': rlcctroy'.r, spot, ~ $50 iic.. ra,ii%r .o",
speltr I.1"r !roI, No. I. Nnt'h.rl a., -r, a y,
plr iron w"rrfris. n"tni' l. sicr! II. 81 o., n sg
NAVAL SToREs.-Splri's of tur,crt'n, p, -.
'9.tc Common TO good strained ro.in. W:..gn'
Pi)vIitoHs inrd NtS "1t'' r'iI i I',,I,nl,%
500, western p'l1c, s., 30 Spuin \ ,, rI,,n a,u
Brazil kegs. ALPS. Pork ws. cas' viih m ,es N,
s.s25'g',s76 ra''ow. NC. dressed uors 3
n1,c, Butter Crrsm"y. "Xrs, -, nt,,, .tlI
state. T. - small. choice. l.i,r, fer 10 prime 100
us,r.: large. ca orci "d,'". '"Y' HAtt St,,,
and P.nhsylvsn!a, ii~i7 &C.; Western lie. ThI
cago, MAY q. "1',c l:st closed strong .ri AIrI",
The advance WAS lrd br ,,u,' ribs. which WGr,
bought BY 'he leading lo"aI h'!ll u."rc,,, Tn,
large local hd dcrs q! lard were a 80 buyin, ,iia;
product aud there vas ccr'idrrAbc covering hy
shorts. OneriH~S wrrr lcht d,it!rr the last of m,
session and mos o' III ~, were suppi"d ~ smaller
packers The" was \ ntllr stop oSs ,nllrv IN
Hu'S pork at the ontsc! and prices cascd on under
S"dAn.-piw WAS dull. at 80 lgr. as."h tnr S
ieS, ana = nc. hsI"d FOR S,t",'. Rchn'd HSln
limited demand: Ntead": cranulaird ts,'t5uc
cue MAY 22.- Tll-hr were to -dav's t,rcr>
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.NEH BANK.
Union Exchange Organized With $50. .OOO
Capital and q Strong Directorate.

The Union Exchange Bank has been
organized with capital of s750,OOo and a
surplus of 3375OO0, The officers will be
Henry s. Hermann, president: William
II. Mcintyre, vice-president, and John l..
Cole, cashier The directors include: James
W. Alexander, James II. Hyde. Alvin
W. Krech, vice-president Of the Mercantile
Trust Company Robert H. McCurdy,
George G.. Haven. Jr; Benjamin N. Duke.
Thomas F. Ryan William H. Baldwin. Jr,;
H. p. Whitney, H. H. vreeland, Valentin"
p. Snyder. Paul NJ. Warburg, Macmillan
ingdale and Emil S. Levi.
The hank will lake quarters in Fifth
avenue
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THE Outside MARKET.

There was only sliyht impro vsrnent noted
in outside securities to-day, not withstandiny
the increased strength and activity in tho
stock market trading at times being prar-
tinany at stnrdstill In only one or two
Of the lnte prominent issues we're tbe." any
SIGNS Of activity, and even in thcee tiansnc-
tionR fell some ewhnt hrlow the ln:e avPra qss
Northern Securities received excellent sup
port ,hrouahout the session, gaining nearly
can Can shares developed considerable
strength, but reacted slightly toward the
close, Intnrnational Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred on Ii yht pnrchs ess rose !. rer cent.
American li-ht and Traction issues were
weak. csncci ,ll' fr ,hc preferred. which
was offered dow nearly per cent.
Greene COnsoli iatc'i Copper was firm and
active, United Copper rose J. per. cent. OH
light purchases. In bonds Rock Island new
Sc lost "a per cent. In cka wanna Steel 5s
, per cent
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Receivers Doln. Well FOR Dresser 4 Co

Robert c. Morris and c. S. Mackenzie,
receivers of Dresser & Co.. have had their
time to run the business extended to June o.
Since March they have collected $4,000
IN debts due TO the firm, Sl75 600 upon open
accounts and $1,000 on new business
undertaken since the bankruptcy. They
have sold and delivered S250, $50 worth Of
merchandise and have orders on hand for
s25,Ooo worth of goods in process of manu-
iacture. They have cash balance of
Sio7 .fSe and the current expenses are ali
paid.h "
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CHlr t@O CLOSING QUOTATION.
: .-lsAILROAD- EARNINGS.

Duluth. South Shore. and Atlantic:
~. 1905. ,eQ, ChaRosS.
I'd week My: si0eosc sio2 SOS Inc Nie7
Frpm July In. 2,s5e 7s8 2.NS, ,s5 Inc 4ssii
Great Western: '-' ..-'
I'd week May.,.... &44<6! 1921 $50 Inc taS, ,i2i
Chicago and Northwest: f
Month April. 1901 7i6 g. 772 3c% Inc s7?o ,el
From June i". 4s. sos cas- 2.es44ss Inc 2s2i .ls6
LHHlGH VALLEY.
The Lehigh Valley Raiircnd Co,npany REPORTS
for Its lines Ia New York state for the quarter
ended March 81:
~ 1908. 1902. Changes.
Gross earnings S2OH6 ssS 81 800 275 Inc 36pS 6sa
Oper. expenscs..... l,<os7s9 I ssl ssO Inc ha.2Ia
Net earnings. $aa30se tSs.875 Inc. t84t. "a
Charges. ,...... 27s.71S 272.276 Inc. 400
surplus ........ &4oSs 'sias.soO Inc. sssa.s
'Dendt =.
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R0GERs LNCnM0TIyE NoRKs

Tho Annual Meeting OF the stockholders of the
Rogers Locomotive Works will be held on the Of III
day OF June 1909. at ~ O'Clock noon. at the prin
Market Street. In the City Of Paterson, state OF
New Jersey for the purpose Of clcc'ing a hoard Of
Directors, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before the meeting.
Dated May 20. 1908.
GEORGE +. HANNAH Secretary.
THE sun PRINTING \ND PUBLISHING; AS
SQCIATION--Thc annual election Of trustees OF
this association will be held at It's once, 10 Nassau
q, New York. on Monday. May 70. 1903, from
I'LL 1880 o'clock T. N.
l.. o. MACDANIFI. Secretary.
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NANCIAL.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned. Receivers OF the
NATIONAL SALT COMPANY

do hereby. pursuant to an order Of the Supreme
Court Of the State o! New York, advertise Tor bids
for the purchase OF the various plants OF the said
National Sal, Company. both sevcraly and as
whole. TO Wit:
The plant and properties in the Town OF Read
ing, Schuyler County. New York. formerly of the
Glen salt Company:
Tho plan, and properties In the Town OF Coving
ton. Wyoming County. New York. formerly of the
Pearl Salt Compa
The plants and properties In the Town Of War.
saw, Wyoming Count. New York. formerly OF
the HGwley salt Company, the Gunock Salt Com
pany. the Empire Dairy salt Company. the Brad
ley Salt Company. and the Warsaw Salt COMPANY:
The properties In the towns OF Pavilion and lie
Roy, GeneSce County. New York:
The plant and properties IN the Town OF Ians.
Ing. Tomrkins Count. New YOrk. formerly OF
the Cayuga salt Company;
City Of ithaca. Tnupklns County. New York. for
The several properties include tho real estate
thereto OF each and every OF said plants,
Tor further and full information and complete
descriptions OF said Eroper,Ies write or call on
the UNDERSIGNED al their Offices at Ithaca. New
York: OF. pl'TNEf. 1WoMBLr Pl"TNEY, the
Attorneys for said Receivers. No. 10 broadway.
In the City, County and state OF New York.
Said bids must be received by said Receivers
on or before May 30. 1903
Dated Ma. 10, 1913.
NATHAN s. BEARDSLEE
FRANK r. McDERMOTT.
Receivers OF the Na'iona, Salt Company.
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Wnea! was easier carly In the day owing TO Weak
cshT and NE s.t, oS5nFs OF MaE
bid May up. and 'hs; toge,her with l;rner outside
ana s sSn. osn epyn n
H. ea o. 'hS Grop rno Wss Wss
regarded as rathe, ,hulish, u anything. whIic the
exports for the week showed a, increase OF about
Ispsf,si Tie a,s,.Y Ie!s. ;:a sl,Ehs '% ,nc
greatest lmpsrn,cn. in the CONDITION o' winter
rs r 1sn Ne 5ss P nsa,ss % Il, p.n /, % Is
az, % an n tss b IN
p .oathsrn ksnsas s":; w,n -r wheat pas No, alto
grhcr maintained n. promise; Harvesting is
fs'sss 'ssa sS"s H'f '"s weeks
to rs. @ H5SIcsa a 70 % st"ds Sndps sE;pGe % and sad
NIX as ssse S, Hs fsgwss.s N, xr.s
sssordIas ,as S,ssa,.,'s @ s xsrs .sss1s sSsS
sa, sss,'i a. @ ss % as' USE tha -
s ,u,n % last ss.n., ms ss se. Ssn.s edAa
iei the sss!s tS1 ms e soSa ,aa Ssrrl O., g.
Of shorts and reports Of, better cash demand, The
S; ss,s p:, : 10 a:su, s sTs pn' .ss ga.
exports tor the week were r. itit, iso bush aga@,pS. @
yss sssss s9s ;s Il; n' r. n ;s ss
season os, were Lover =, nnc tine I'm , on esIs sGs
'sss h Hss rIq se es
Flour Dull. but ilrm. Sales. $500 hb. Re
s,6ss bills. and 9ese sacks Wuter In bbls:;
Sipcrnns, .21oss2 No e1tr.. 81 g 1sas2,ss; %
- 7oss4, Spring In bSts.: Clears. s3?sasa4o:
straichis. y soTsa7o; patents. Aioass Rye
CorToN. Spot cotton hsIe was unchanged.
Delivered on contracts; 1000 bales. Middllng up,
lands 1905. against s,c. last year: New Orleans
and Gulf i2.aoc. against 9sic. Augusta declined
lee. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot:
with sales Of 1900 bales futures advanced to IL
points this crop and to 8 on the next. but lost
3'to 4 OF the rise. In Manchester yarns were de
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.

AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company will be held June LIST. 1903 nt 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. at the once OF the Company.
Hudson County National Bank BUILDING. Nos PAS
and ?+5 Washington Street. Jersey City. n. j.
tofnce OF the New jersey Corporations Agency.
for the purpose of eecting a board OF Directors
and for the transaction OF such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
In accordance with the laws OF the State Of New
Jersey, no stock can be voted on which has been
transferred on the books OF the Company within
twenty days next preceding this election.
WM. G. ROCKEFELLER Secretary.
Dated NAV I'D 1909
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COMMERCIAL.

Partial Rally in COttOn--Sh0rts Cover
Support From Leading Interests s
Liverpool UneNpect rtiIy Strong
Weather FavOrablr--sirain Easy
Eariy. hut Rallies Lat beneficial
Rains-COfTce Easier.
FRIDAY. May 2?.-GnAI& -Whaat-Spot was
steady. Sales 7r,r), bush. No. red in
elevator. 4lny price: No. Northern Duluth.
1oc. over July; No. Northern New York.
loc. over. northwestern receipts We're ia
cars. against ll2 last week and 100 last year:
Chicago. Is, against IS last week and IL n
yenr ago. Futures closed unchanged to &c.
higher. Salcs l.lO.pl) bush. Prices as
ell
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SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
Imports Of Dry Goods.

The imports for dry goods for the week
endin nR to-day were 81 ,asS .o0a ngninst el.ais,-
ssf last week and sa,o22.ssO for the corre-
spon ding week Of last year. The amount
marketed was Si,sse.i7 against '0I. .9ei .%2S
last week ana Si.pas.22s for the correspond.
Ing week of last year,
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Arrived-FRtpAY. May %.

AFrIyed-F FRIDAY, May 2.
SIS Saratoga. Colon, May 10.
SIS Hugin. Banes. May Is.
SIS Fl Rio. Galveston. May IL.
SIS Denver, Galveston. May 10.
IS Chesapeake. baltimore. May 81,
IS G. W. Clyde, Philadelphia, May 81.
IS Princess Anne. Norfolk. May %.
SIS North star, Portland, May2l.
BARK Rcy nard. Manzanillo. May.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY,

The regular quarterly dividend OF CNE AND
THREE OF AitlERS TER CENT on the preferred
stock has heen declared. payable May 20. l01e.
transfer hooks viii be closed from May Ia. to May
70 both Inclusive.
j. i, LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Ar.NANAc--IiIs DAY
Sun riscs .%3s Sun sets. 76 Moon rises , 81
HOE wATRR-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook .3.52 Gov. I'd. ..4:2+ He'll Gate ..6l7
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
tsf ChicagOI.
Notice Is hereby given that a dividend Of ONE
AND oNE,HAl.F PER CENT. has heen declared
on the Capital Stock OF this Company, payable 10
the Stockholders on May 2S'h 1913.
. The transfer books Will close In New York on
May 18TH 1908. at p. NJ. and Will reopen May "a
1908 a. 10 a. NJ,
l.. A. WILEY. Secretary.
Oc,cc of WILLIAM =. DIXON.
Assignee ot u. Moryar'S Sons,
No 30 Liberty street, y. y.
DIVIDEND NO. g OF = will be paid to the cred =
itors OF NJ MORGANS SONS on and after May
20 1909.
WM. p. DINON. Assignee.
Dated Nav "a Io03.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

reoeipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
=. TINS day. This n,on,h Fi.eoI year
Receipts 81 sSs. sdT So s?S go Stse 2ih al
Expenditures 1.i0.ooo 3l.oI0oO t6,, o0e. .sS6
surplus So. t75s, so7 si.cis.00o SBsss. sic
from internal revenue. 1857 OIL: miscellaneous
$3.50, To- National bank notes received for rcdcmp
tion, sS57 .lsH
The cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
for May ~ shows:
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SIS First Bismarck. from New York at Che rhourg
SIS Mcnominee. from New York at London.
SIS Victorian. from New York at Liverpool.
SIS Boston City from New York at Bristol
The sun., 1903-05-23

Scptcmbcr,... ....5ol, iC9. .Or. ;Csi 1oi.
TnlS shows thc grain movement:
New York: Whoa. carr. oats. RDe. Barley.
Receipts ..,,,... AZ 7I''o $500 -. .,..
TSDorts .,........ 1897 iUias 775 IS 100 .,..
Teccip;S..,...... aooo 100 OCO ~ otO 200 e.cto
Ship nents..... 35i 600 ?2i. .GCO 227cG0 49,. eco
Eui'alc:
Rcceio;s..... ssooO 3i2 no $4,000 ?? Geo ?? .cto
shlpmens.. .ciaoO 3Ge, ,6Co 39S 600 so 0C0 50. eco
The sun., 1903-05-23

POrt cNpOYts, FL bNIcS, FUtuTtS closed steady
at an advance OF 20 to ~ pointS on this crop and
to II on the next with estimated sales Of go 900
bales. Prices as follows:
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded here yesterday:
L. A. Armstrong and wife to Octayia
". Skinner, lot on East Martin street,
between East and Swain streets, in colt
s:deration of $500.
J. r. A. Power to Octavia W. Skinner
a lot at the northwest corner Of Blour
and Cabarrus streets, and parcel of land
on Person street, near South, 20 IL by
90 feet, being part of the property known
as the Mineral Spring property" and Il
lot on Person street north of Worth, also
part of the Mineral Spring property
leo by 100 feet. The consideration was
$4,000
Joseph Crowder to Robt S. Smith and
wife, in consideration of $115, lot adj
joining the railroad boundary, near Hin
ton corner, containing 1-16 of an acre
Allen Dunn, colored, to Raleigh Union
Society, No. 16, a tract of 1S-100 of IN
acre. IN Forestyille. adjoining lands of
Victoria Dunn and G. S. Patterson, in
consideration of SIS.
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"A Splendid System"
Fayetteville Observer.

Fayetteville Observer)
Under the head "A Splendid SYSTEM -
the Raleigh News and Observer contains
the subjoined editorial article. The ref
erence is to the Report of the Clerk
OF the Superior Court for Wake county,
North Carolina. which is published in
the same issue and consists of ten columns
OF minion type. 1t will be recalled that
Tor some time past the Observer has
called attention to the law on this SUBJ
ject, and advocated a strict compliance
with it as one of the most important
duties of our public officials. number
of the county papers, for years past,
have contained reports of this character
in obedience to the law, but we have
seen none so complete or so satisfactory
as that Of Mr.. Russ, Wakes excellent
clerk
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PERSONALS.

pt. John Smith, of Goldsboro, was
the city yesterday.
FIX. Robert Lawrence, of Lumbo1toa,
spent yesterday in the city.
Prof IN. Y Gulley, of Wake Forest,
came in yesterday evening.
Mr.. W. j. Byrd, OF Fayetteville, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Col. ]. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of
State. returned yesterday afteTHo:sn from
Grirresland Where he spent Christians.
Mr.. H. P. portch, Jr., is back from
Goldsboro. where he went for Christmas.
Capt John Duckett, Chief Clerk IL the
Department of Public Instruction, return
ed yesterday morning from Lumberton.
where he has been visiting his brother.
Mr. j. S. Gates returned yesterday
morning from Swepsonville, where he has
been during the holidays.
Mr.. w. j. Edwards, of Sanford, arrived
in the city yesterday morning.
Mr. F. .. Brooks of Grifton, brother
of Secretary e. c. Brooks, stopped over
in the city last night on his way to Mon
roe
Mr.. ID. F. Bridgers left yesterday after
noon for Greensboro, where he will spend
two weeks with his family
DR.. J. Martin Fleming returned yester
day Afternoon from Washington, n. c.,
where he spent Christmas.
Mr.. VIM. A. Dunn, of Scotland Neck,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. C. 3. Ryan, General Passenger
Agent of the S. A. l.. passed through
here yesterday
Governor Aycock returned last night
from Whiteyille, where he has been with
his brother Mr.. B. F. Aycock, who is
much better now.
dr l.. III. Alfred mayor of Youngsvlle,
and promising young lawyer of Franklin
cssunty is in the city. having come to at
tend the marriage of his cousin, Miss
Edith Ivey.
Capt. w. ]. Bradshaw. Capt. III. NJ. Far
rail- ard Mr. ]. L Wonble, of Moncurc,
were here yesterday
Miss Carrie Farrall and Miss Coriln.a
Chisholm, who have been visiting in Lii
lington, were in Raleigh yesterday.
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ESTABLISHED BUS
mess after january 1, 1904-An estab-
lished business and stock in trade will
be for sale. The stock consists OF a well
selected up to date line of fine China,
Crockery, Hardware, Stationery, fancy
articles, decorative goods and house and
kitchen furnishings Business establish
ed sixteen years; no dead stock; physi-
cal disability of proprietors only reason
for selling. Address Box SIG, New
Bern, n. G.
12-15--iwks.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

WHITING BROS.-Special Sale.
NEWS & OBSERVER PUB. Co.-Year
Book for 1904.
HICKS DRUG ToRES.-Cigars For
You.
PENN MUTUAL LITER. B. Raney,
General Agent.
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A FEW THOUSAND BUSHELS OF TRU
ett's long limbed cluster cotton seed fo
sale. A fine varietv, early growth ana
the lint is superior to any cotton I've
ever raised. Forty bolls make a pound
of seed cotton. Will sell at dollar
bushel, reduction on large quantities.
Write j. H. Williamson, Diggs, N. c..
12-3-4t thurs.
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THERE is A SPLENDID OPENING
for resident physician at Everetts, n.
c., progressive milling town. For in
formation address Physician, care News
and Observer 23-i0t.
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YOUNG MAN, 80 YEARS OLD, 8
years experience, best references de.
sires position as manager, bookkeeper
or clerk in cotton mill store. Address,
T, care News and Observer. Raleigh n.
c. 1221-1W
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to D. m, Thursday: Fair; colder.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Max
imum temperature, A; minimum temper
allure, 80; mean temperature, 81. Total
rainfall @ inches.
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SALE A COMPLETE
Dental outfit. For rent a three room
dental office nicely situated in the town
of JonesborO, with no competition IN
the town. Mrs. M. B. Ballentine.
12-20-4t Sun Thurs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-31

WANTED-AGENTS IN EVER Y
town in North Carolina to sell the Wis
ible Writing Underwood Typewriter,
the most satisfactory typewriter in the
world. See advertisement on another
page. r. L. Lindsay, State Agent,
Durham, N. C.
12-15-2Wks.
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ENTIRE OUTFIT AND GOOD WILL CT
The Rural Visitor, including q good
job business, in the progressive growing
town of Fremont, for sale. Excellent
opening. Reason for sale: publisher
going to the mountains. Address, Rural
Visitor, Fremont, n. c..
12-31-2t
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Everybody must have board and lodg-
ing. Can get it at Non-Such Inn, 120 e.
Hargett street, Raleigh, N. c., CASTOR
T. Powell, secretary and treasurer.
12-1-1 mo.-tues, thurs, sun
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR
small hotel. Call at once over Bell
phone, Lal1eview Hotel Lakeview, N.
c.. 12-3-4s.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SECOND
hand engines and boilers for sale, rang
ing from five to seventy-five horse-pow
er. Quick delivery. Raleigh Iron
Works. 16-t. f.
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WANTED-A RELIABLE, ENERGETIC
man to take complete moving picture
show out on the road. Liberal terms.
Address, j. L. Matthews, Mayodsn, N. c.
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wANTxD--TWO SALESMAN OF GOOI.
5xsiBess csoaoitF for large store in coun
try village. Address a." care News
and Observer. 2-se-t. I.