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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-18
THE LEVEL OF THE
MARKET LIFTED
New York Central and St.
Paul Led the Rise.
SMALL CHANGE IN COTTON
The Final Tone of This Market Was Steady and
Prices Were Net One TO Two Points
Lower---SaIss $50, 900
SMALL CHANGE IN COTTON
(By the Associated Press)

New York, July 17.-Operations in dry
goods have continued on very small
scale, with buyers showing no desire to
speculate in spite of the fact that the fu-
ture is admittedly strong and the posi-
bilities Of prices are toward a higher level
The statistical position is strong but bid
ders do not seem to be worrying ON this
account
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at gain of 1-sc. Provisions were strong
err and from 10 to 15c higher.
Leading futures ranged ~ lollowsi
,opBrIx J. ,H1anxsr. LOWEST CO
Cash quotations were as ronows

Cash quotations were as roTlows
Fionr stea ~; winter patents % 30; straighs
/ e3.4g113 70; bakers Sl.60iG1430
8 2Jk1D3 40 clears &3 35leo.6n1o spring specials
| 40; spnng pateLts et00O4.50; DO straight
Ssss1 corn sprP No "a go ~ sT red SP soh
Oats z6Dh: No2, 4..No. ]. white 3e04t;
Rye No. ?, 200 80; No 3 !. white good
1860; No. / nax ag3No. north stern ~;
| prime timothy 3iS Mess pork per BIB
l6 3N035; ger Lard, 100 lbs 7si60192H
sailed shoulders b. xed) AS0 "a short clear
sides, boxed S,H0sN; Whiskey ba is high
grade VINE 30; Clover, contract grace. l2000t0
NEW YORK
New Ytrk Jul II Flour was irreg
vinter .atents Sa01430: Minnesota naten 4iO
l470; Mion boxer 43oa 4.65.
Rye flour ste,d' sir 70 gooi 3000s.S5; choice
to fancy g. 2I01A50
Buckwhea flour dull l.e0Qt2 Is
Corn mes steady, sei.o~ we,fern 81 H.
Rye qui No 2, western so Sta e
RarieJ oull feedn 2 ma,un 81.
Barley m 81 steady western 6h1l6h
Wheat steady; No ?, red, s4h; Closl 9
Septembsr 81 Decem Or 81
Corn Spot elsy; ~. :, 81 closing Ju 81
Septemb Der Eds.
Reel easy; family sl0 0GDl050; mess $1,000
So, beef nams $40 50l1l2C0 packet RlU 5tNnli 81
Cut meats firm: picked bellies a&@iO
picked shou ders 701Tx pickl hans 1zh0l3
Lard firm. western steamei $780, refined
PORK easy; family II 5o61is.f 60 snort clear 1875
0ls0G mess Sl7.001l7 90.
rAlow cas- city pes package 40; coantr
4N0z
Rosip s.eady; strained common 70 soad. S2.62h;
rarpen ine steady 5l05lh
Rice; firm. o A4estiu. fair toextra 4AWE
Japan 4Atb5A.
Molasse firm: New Orleans. open ksttl.
good ohoice. 3l114O.
Coffee 81 o. Rio qu' II, No invoice 1910
mildquiet: cordovA 10
bugsf raw firm FAR refining 10 mol
ass es 2lF-ls renued firm;
BGtter steady; extsa crean,Sr7 2OsS state dSn
- cSe.se steady; state full cream small col
ored 10; wnste Iall male, lo%.
eggs irreg, State and Peunsylvantt T0l5s
Sonthern Wesl I'm extras i30i1
Polsro.s ii IN; State and western I iSt
lbs lS702.I2 r,,uth Jersey swe s. 500 ~
Long Island 2.5i03t0; new Southern 81 5Ug
: ss steady fancy hand picked 4A04A:
domestic 3T41
Cab oages ste dy; L. L SusSgS bait' - 91i.OV
Frslgnfs a. ~"
Cotton seed oil was. &C iva bit steal
Prime G de ! = :. .a mills Si@ ma, pr r las
IS IS prime white Is 1i7A. pr m winter Yeio
e.; prime meal tz7.Od12TSo nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS
BAu1InoRE. July IT flour d.
Winter p-t-nts 3asont Spring pstents 4.404SaU
Wheat quit; 7s40 SPOT Southern wrea'
's Ge.n 0g ess spO- 55H@N; Juy 55n0a
Southern white corn 5IGoO
Oats easy: No.2 wnste. 40
oys a 4iet; Nc. 55; 40. western II
Butter steady and lower; fancy imitation iogl'
t6nct vAn y -
Eggs stea y fresh l6E
Cheese steady. l0sG; large small ila0
>uvAr firm; 0ns @1o coarae sranulsteO -ln
fl E.2ln.
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NEW ORLEANS coTToN.

New Orleans, La. July 17.-Spot cotton
nominal sales 4 bales. Quotations un
changed:
The future market at the opening
showed ONE nervousness. July was 1890
bid, loss of Is points, August was Ii
lower at 1886 and the other positions
we're at about yesterdays closing level
After the opening the fluctuations were
rapid, first above and then below the open
ing for the winter months The trading
was light and the market somewhat weak
at the close, the list showing net losses
of IS points on July. September IL and
the more distant months were / to 6
points.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, July 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at decline OF q points to
an advance OF points following Liverpool
cables, which were lower than expected
on the near, while slightly better than due
on the late positions. Following the call
there was an interval, during which the
near months showed further weakness,
August selling down to 1199, a loss of q
points with September reaching 1913,
decline of points. The later months,
however were sustained by covering IN
spite of the generally favorable weather
and before long all positions were rallied
by buying orders popularity credited to the
New Orleans clique Under this buying
August was forced up to 1920, while po-
sitions later than that showed net gains of
from to s points. July was quiet and
showed comparatively little movement.
Toward midday, however, there was re-
newal of bear pressure encouraged by a
partial withdrawal of supporting orders.
generally favorable crop advices. and fur
Their reports of cotton headed in this d.
rection. from abroad. for delivery on July
contracts, and the market was soon sold
down to about the opening level The bal
ance of the session was quiet and rather
irregular, and the close was within / to
points of the lowest for the day The
final tone was steady and prices were net
to 2 points lower. Sales were estimated
at 10000 bales.
W WORN July l. -Co-ton suot closed
quiet 20 points dec lire; middliae uplauds
$50 a.Idoling gulf 2 sales 90 ba.cs.
Fusrres opened ssea1pl
arr I'm al, 81 L.
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RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
Receipts for past week bales. price 13c.
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Charleston. s. C.. Southern Agents.

SPECIAL. RATES VIA $. A. L. RY
Summer Excursion Rates via Seaboard
Air Line Railway. Tickets sold daily June
LIST to September seth. inclusive, with
FINAL return limit October S1st Below
beg to give you rates to the principal
noinfS.
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GRAM ANn pRoyIsIoNs.

Chicago. July 17-Wheat showed
strength late in the season and the close
was firm with September up 14c. Corn
was steady and final figures were shade
higher. Oats were quiet and closed steady
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8. A. l. STOCKS AND BoNps.

BALTIMORE. july 17.-Sea board Air Line
common 20@02os preferred O 3SM
Fsoud4 IS. 1Sh0N.
Atlantic Coast Line. common. 49,.
preferred .,....
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-18

American Sugar Refining, 1920; Brook
lyn Transit 7290; Colorado Fuel and
Iron, $500; Peoples Gas, 1,525; Tennessee
oCal and Iron, $500: Steel, 1888; DO pre-
ferred, $780,
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NEW YORK MONEY.

cali steady IA3A dosing "a time money
fl M. 90 days 4x0A go days 4z6gS.; six mos.
40 Prime mercantile paper 5h. slSeri.
Ing exchange firmer acful bushes IN
banker ills ar 4e8-2S0 for dem an
1850 for 60 day bills. Posted ra,es
4eSW4s7h and Az Commercial bills 6SA
bar silver Ss7s. Mexican Ar;
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-18
INV ORLEANS. La. July II Cotton future
LIVERPOOI,.

LIVERPOOL July ~ IN. M. -Cootor So t
fair demand: prices 1904 poin higher:
American middltpg fair 6.e4; good mIodling
8 81. middling o. good ordinary 5.8s din
airy 5.65:The sales OF theday were 10 600 bales
of which 4000 for speculation and export and
Included $500 american, receipts coo
ms uding eco Amer lean.
futures opened steady and closed easy
American middItng 60. C.:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-18
NAVAL. RTnRES.

WILMINsToH. N. 9. July Turpentiue
steady. +s; receiptso4 casks.
Rosin nothing; 81 90; receipts 10,
Crude. firm ats1. 75L3.G003 IS receipts
769 barrels
Tar trm at 81 6s; receipts S.,
CHARLESTON. S. G. July IL, Spirits tur.
pentine steady AIN; receipts -. sales 20
exports o
Rosin steady receipts $50 sales .....ex-
ports
Quote A. B. c. i.so; d. s1.ss; E. sI6o, =
los. q, 1..Ol II, 20; l,2.oo: K. ESQ m
100, n. 2.95; v q. sos: WV. 3.25.
SAvANRAH, Ga. july II Turpentine. 2: 90
firm; AZ; receipts 4l4 sales. $50;
exports 1872
Rosin firm; receipts. go sales 2.o1
exports 1878.
0note 4. b. .. / 60 D. 1 IS C, 81 IS; Fl. 70.
@. $50; H. $3.50 2.75; Il. $3.50;
M. $3.50; n. 81 IS. VIC $500; WV S3.25.
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"A Wife and
Mother

Should not be exposed to the schemes
of self-styled fnanciers. So think great
many men who, instead of leaving their
insurance in bulk to their widows, have
counseled with The Mutual Lie In
surance Company of New York, and
adopted a course, which has eventuated
in something like the plan of the late
Archibald n waterhouse OF Philadelphia who died sud
denly Friday and who held policies amounting g $50 600
In The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York Inc
forms insurance under which these policies were issue we're
selected that his widow will receive at 500 900 in cash
annual income 81 20 0c0 for twenty and she IS
living the end Of that period she will receif s60O ~
making the total received under policies $4,000
which the premiums paid by Mr. Maerhouse amounted 10
only SCI ~ 20
(Fyom Phi7ddclbhfa Record, NoV. ~, roo7.)
In writing for terms on similar policies,
state what you would like to receive
in cash at the end of the limited payment
period, amount you would like your bene-
fciary to receive in event of your death,
ind give your age.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF New YORK
RICHARD A. NIccURDY. President.
Il. 7. BROWN, Resident Agent, Raleigh
HARRIS r. WILCOX,
Manager, Charlotte, N. G.
II. Z. BIGGS, Special Agent, Raleigh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
MORE MlSMANAGEMEHT.
Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Company
in Trouble.

Trenton. n. J. June 20.-ApplicatiOn
was made in the court of chancery to-
day by Andrew H. McNeaI of Burling-
ton, n. J., for the appointment OF a
receiver for the United States Cast
Iron Pipe & Foundry company, which
has fourteen plants at different points
throughout the United States. The
company was incorporated about three
years ago with an authorized capital Of
$50. 000. 900. 0IcNeal charges extrava-
ganCe and miSmanagem He fur
Their charges that the company has
been operated more or less in disre-
gard for the practical utilization of
the cOmpany's works: that from its
organization the company was dom
mated by General Samuel Thomas,
whose principal occupation. McNeaI
says, was that Of a promoter Of COM
panies and eXDlOiter of stocks. Nc
Neal further charges that since the
spring Of 1901 the company was dom
mated by its president, c. 3. Hayes,
whose associates, he alleged, were
fnanciers and exploiters of stocks 1t
is averred that the plant at Buffalo
is operated at a loss of $500 co., AMI
that plants at West Superior, BODICE
port, South Pittsburg and Newport
were 6ismantled and rendered useless,
and that all these properties We're ac-
quired at excessive prices 1t IS
charged that for the purpose OF eX-
plotting stock statements to the pubiic
We're published showing nearly 81, 600. 900
surplus, which AIcNeal claims is not
true
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
SITUATION Ar JACKSON.
Foreman Of Grand Jury Has Been
Threatened


Des Moines, Ia, June Ex-Governor
Cummins, upon receipt Of advices that
crisis was approaching in the street
railway strike at Dubuque Issued orders
To-Day mObiiiZfnS three additional cOmpa-
mes or militia at that point
Governor Cummins action was based
upon numerous messages from the may
or, sheriff and leading citizens Of DJr-
buque. expressing a grave fear that to-
night would witness an outbreak on the
part OF the street railway strikers and
EhelE Symp athizers that might eliminate
IN setting fire to some OF the leading
places Of business.
The waterloo, Independence and Ma
Auoketa companies which, with the Du-
Duque company, constitute the first bat
talon Of the Fifty-third regiment. Iowa
national guard, wiz be patrOlling the
streets OF Dubuque by nightfau under the
command Of Major Allen Of Dubuque
v no viii later be superseded by Adjutant
General byers OF this city.
The strike vas Instituted May z since
which time all efforts to operate street
cars IN Dubuque have DTeCipiJated rot
ing Early this week a determined effort
20 resume operations caused the most
serious outbreak, resulting in the destruc-
IlOn OF much property and serious in
jury to number of persons. Since then
70 the governor 70 send additional troops,
the sheriff and mayor declaring that the
local police and sher1ffS forces, even
when supplemented by the local company
OF militia, were helpless in the face of
the mob OF strike sympathizers. The gov
ernor refused to do more than hold the
First battalion in readiness to rush to
Dubuque upon demands Of a fra Ia out
break.
Today; however alarming advioes
concerning a secretly planned OUtbzeak
tonight impeIIed him to act. He tele-
graphed to the Dubuque authorities that
the troops are not there for the pur-
strikers in any way other than to pre-
serve peace at all hazards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
Notice of Assessment.

CALIFORNIA GOLD MINING COM
pany- Principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the California Gold Mining COM
pany, duly called and held on June ),
1905, at the office of the company in
Salt Lake City, Utah, an assessment of
one and a half mills on all the issued and
outstanding capital stock of the cOrpO-
Dart, treasurer of the company, at room
304 ScOtt-Streven building South Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before
Wednesday the 9Th day OF July, 1903,
and that any stock upon which this as
sesSment may remain unpaid on the 9th
day Of July, 1903, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction.
and. unless payment is made before, will
be sold on Saturday, the 18th day of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
CARDINAL VAUGHAN
DIED FRIDAY MIGHT

London. June 2e.-The Very Rev.
Herbert Vaughan, cardinal and arch
bishop Of Westminster, died at mid
night
The cardinal, who had been sinking
for some weeks from heart failure and
drOpsy, died peacefully. His death was
not expected so soon. Yesterday he was
wheeled in bath chair about the cor
r'dOrs of St. JOseph's college. which he
founded with money which he collected
in America and elsewhere. The previ-
GUS day he appeared in the college
chapel in full cardinal robes and made
a farewell address to his bishops and
priests. His remains viii remain in
state at the cathedral at Westminster
and viii be buried ct St. Joseph's col
leSe-
Cardinal Vaughan was born April "a
1852 He became archbishop OF West
minister in 1892
Rome. June 90.-By order Of DR.. lap
pOni. all persons having access TO the
pope withheld the news CT the death of
Cardinal Vaughan. the doctor fearing its
effect on the venerable prelate. owing to
the latter's special affection for the dead
cardinal, and it was not until this even
ing that the pOntiff learned that Cardinal
Vaughan was dead He was extremely
Erieved at the news and insisted upon
kneeling for a long time before retiring,
PRAYING for the rep0Se Of the soul of the
cardinal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21

white oolite stone, with crandled sur
face-the kind Of stone used in the
construction Of Senator Kearns' resi-
dence. There viii be a broad cOrnice
of cold-rolled copper, which, when
Weathered, takes a rich bronze hue.
The general style is Spanish.
The first floor viii contain the COM
pany's business offices, the quarters of
the superintendent of equipment and
the linemen. the terminal room and the
public pay station. On the second hOo~
viii be business Offices, the toll room,
and complete apartments for the tele-
phone girls with lockers, dressing
rooms, a dining room and even
kitchen with a gas range. cupboard and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21

other equipment The third floor will
contain the operating room, 46x6z feet,
with a seVenteen-fOot ceiling. This
room. where all the switchboards viii
be, is to be lighted by wire-glass sky
lights and fiTeprOOf windows on three
sides. Provision is made for enlarge
ment Of the operating room when re-
quired. There win be girls waiting
room, with retiring room and bath, to-
gether with other cOnVeniences.
The Independent company has Sc
cured a site for a building in Ogden,
on Washington avenue between Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. A
two-stOry structure to cost $25, 900 viii
be erected on 1t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
BURIED IN POTTER'S FIELD
Suicide of an American Citizen in
Paris

Paris. June 20.-The project of police
has notified Consul General GOWdy
that Samuel Jameson, an American.
committed suicide June 16 and was
buried in the potteT's field An investf-
cation showed that Jameson was born
at Lebanon, o.. and that later he lived
in St. Louis. He lived there for a
number of years with his wife. receiv-
ing a regular income through a firm
Of attorneys of New York
He was Sc years of age and his wife
is GO. Recently Mrs jameson became
deranged and failed TO recognize her
husband. This proved on Jameson and
he cut his throat. Mrs. Jameson
mental condition IS considered 10 be
hopeless. She is confined in the police
infirmary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
ITALIAR CABINET CRISIS.
Zanardeui Unable to Get Strengthen
ing Material

ing Material
Rome. June 20.-The cabinet situation
has developed many difficulties, Pre-
mier Zanardeli being unable TO ge-
strengthening material from the other
parties. as most of the leaders vote
against the government, while the
best men of the majority are already
in power. Therefore. it has been de-
cided that the cabinet viii remain as
formerly constituted. with the eXcep-
ton of Interior Minister GiOletti and
Marine Minister RetOllO.
The chamber OF deputies VIII re-
assemble June %, when the government
viii ask for six months extension Of
the existing credits. there being no
time to discuss or approve the budget
before the close of the dscal year. June
80. This request promises to bring
bout a struggle. as the opposition puT-
poses TO give the government only a
months extension. which il cannot ac-
cept because King Emmanuel has
promised TO be in Paris July Is and
he does not wish to leave Rome until
after the financial situation is set
tied.
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July, 1903, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs of adver-
Using and expense Of sale
JAMES NJ DART
Secretary California Gold Mining Com
pany- Location of office 304 Scott
StreveH building. South Main street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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LIBRARY DEDICATED.
Address by Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson.

Cincinnati, o., June 20.-In Burnett
woods. adjoining the city OF Cincinnati,
in the presence Of thousands of people,
Cunningham hall, the Van WOrmer Ii
brary, the technical and engineering
hall and other new buildings Of the
University Of Cincinnati were dedi-
Gated this afternoon with elaborate
ceremonies. preceded by a parade
President Howard Myers Of the uni
versity delivered the dediea tory ad-
dress. Secretary of Agriculture VIII
son delivered an address on agricul-
tural educa ton, and the degree of
doctor Of laws was conferred on him.
Assistant Secretary of State Francis
=. LOOMS spoke on the relation Of the
United States to the Larin-American
countries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21

DLANS have been completed by Ar
chitect Fred a. Hale for the new
general headquarters building Of
the Utah Independent Telephone com
pany. The building viii be erected on
the east side of State street, just south
Of First South. occupying part Of the
old city hall property. Work will begin
in ten days 1t is expected that the
structure viii be ready for occupancy
this fail. The cost is to be $50, 900.
The dimensions are to be 50x129 feet,
and the height three stories, with base
ment The construction viii be fire.
proof. The front will be of Sanpete
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
IOWA MILITIA is
NOW IN ACTION
Street Car Strikers at Dubuque
Are Riotous.
FOUR COMPANIES ARE OUT
ALARMING ADvICES SENT TO
THE GOVERNOR.

Dubuque. Ia. June 2O.-Mnitia com
panies from Independence, Waterloo and
4Iaquoketa arrived today and are now
guarding the property Of the street car
company
Operation Of cars viii be resumed to-
morrow. People thronged tie streets to
night. but there was no demonstration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
EXPLOSION OF NAPHTHA.
Farmer Watching Freight Wreck
Terribly Burned.

AOL--Il4y . u 14ILL-
New Richmond, Wis, June ga
serious freight wreck occurred last
night on the Wisconsin Central road
east of here. when twelve cars plunged
into Willow river. A Hneman later
dropped his lantern into the wreckage
and instant,y there was a tremendous
explosion The contents OF a tank OF
uaphtha in the wreck was ignited.
Louis Anderson. a farmer. was terri bly,
burned Several others were burned,
but all viii recover. Later another car
Of naphtha exploded. sending the
flames hundreds Of feet into the air.
The cars were destroyed by fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21
Shirt Waists.

Our work done by expert ironers. We
box each waist to insure its return in
perfect condition.
TROY LAUNDRY,
166 Main ST.