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HE BELIEVES IN DANCING.
Rev. e. G. Wheeler, Congregational says "
Is too good recreation to turn over 10 the

HNeS. Il. Z. Wheeler, COngregati"iai' s"ss
Is too good a recreation to turn over =" '"o
Devil.
The Rev. Edgar C. Wheeler, pastor
OF the first Congregational Church ol
Rockland, Mass, is preaching series
OF sermons on popular topics. SUNDAY
evening Feb. Sth he preached on "Ihe
Attitude OF the Church Toward Dahc-
ing, saying:
The church has long CONSIDERED the
question OF popular amusemehtS from
the standpoint of faith alone. III mas
sought to keep itself 'unspotteo from
the world, and its clarion call mas oeell
come .ye out, be ye separate IN an
unldeal world it has tried to i've an
IDEAL life. 1t has lately been assuming
the second and higher standpoint, tlat
OF love. 1t has found that ITS TASK Is
greater than living life exclusive ana
Isolated, hedged about with restrlctlons.
II 1t is to follow Christ it must do some-
thing to save the world, take men as
they are and go along with them,
gently guiding them upward. 1t must
recognize the good in the midst OF evl!
and discriminate between the use ana
abuse of all things.
'We are sent to save the world; not
to rescue one here and another there
from the world; not to create raise dis
tinctions in the world, calling tins sa-
cred and that secular, but to make the
whole world and all life sacred. Not
to clrcumScribe human conduct as the
Pharisees did, but to claim all human
conditions for Christ, and compel all
deeds and pleasures and amusements
to be Christlike in their method, pur-
poses and aims.
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DANGEROUS
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plying constantly develop
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The Greenwich Insurance Compln
of New York

ASSETS DECEMBER 81. 1902.
Stocks and bonds. =. -. ........ 81 o9l 535 IA
Cash in office and bank k................ l269t9 III
Bills receivable .............. ...-.... S,tSl 10
Interest and rents 80. .......... ;. 100 90
Uncollected premiums S...........-.... 397, 1913 a8
All other assets ................... "A l70 0S
Gross assets. Observation-Disclosures. S. lS0 904 IS
Deduct items not admitted ........... 6,35I 81
Admitted ssetS.....................S S2l14,546 SO
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1902.
Net unpaid losses. ................ IS 224,136 9
Unearned premiums Observation-Disclosures. l,416,641 70
All other liabilities -. .......... 7.422 -
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... S1,ISS .S26 81
Cash capital....... .................. 200,OOO 90
Surplus all liabilities. 1856, 1l9 92i
Total liabilities and surplus .........S21745 546 So
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Dec. ALI the interest in
today's stock market up to the last hour
was confined to the movements of n few
specialties. These served to hold the
market 1rm despite the 6ullness OF The
trading elsewhere in the list until the
time for the publication of the Presi-
dents message. Immediately upon the
appearance of that document the market
took on strength and animation and ad-
vanced comprehensively. st. Paul and
Missouri Pacific gained nearly points.
The professional traders, who did most
of the buying OF stocks, gave as their
motive their opinion of the conservative
tone of the Presidents message in It's
treatment Of the problem of corporation
equation. 1t was not until late n The
day that the extent of the engagements
OF gold IN London for import became
known. These footed up over 81 400. 900.
| For The greater part of the dav the az
| tive speculation in Amalgamated Copper
predomiBated in the whole market, and
the buying had a strong effect upon senti
ment, being taken to show revival OF
activity on the part of interests long dor
mant in that stock. The unremittine
profit-taking in Brooklyn Transit, which
went on throughout today was highly
significant in the same relation. Besides
these two stocks, U. S. Steel preferred
made up the greater part of the re
naming activity, but it made little head
way towards advance until the final up
ward movement. The confident tone o.
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Ware g. LeIand's
Cotton l. etter

Raleigh, n. c., Dec. THE marEet t.
day was reactionary and lower. U~d
the circumstances this is not an Immature
result of the advance ct cent q pou
in twenty-four hours. After the make
has advanced as this market has. il
not SURPRISING that bears should be abb;
to break the price thirty or forty Point
We might easily see break of half a
cent, or even three-cuarters of a cent
and still frd The situation just the same
as during the whole season up to dat
There was plenty of opposition at the
opening today. Every bear who has tried
the market and lost this fall and had
any money left to try aSain was at j
this morning. Cotton came out in bis
blocks We do not know that we could
recommend the selling as being Of a good
character, because we saw the same trad
ers stard in the pit and do the same
thing at 800, 1000 and 11.90. This doe
not argue that this opposition will not be
successful. Only one is temrted to follow
those who have been right Receipts
were large and this helped to weaken the
market But the tone was not really
weak, when you consider the advance,
At 1910 there was some buying to cover
early sales. This held the market during
the greater part Of the day and for three
hours May did not break below 1910. Re
ports from the South, from abroad and
from the North all reveal the same condi
tons There has been slight change
in the New England attitude Spinner
are coming into the market. On any
further break we would begin to buy mod
nrately WARE e LELAND.
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the annual report of the controllers cf
the currency as to the safe passing of the
fail money crisis had a cheering effect
upon sentiment. Call money was apprc-
c!ably easier in tone, the highest rate
being 6 12 percent with a later drop to
almost nominal rates. A reaction n ,he
cotton market was also regarded with
saith actor Amalgamatdls final rise
to points over Saturday kept the clos
ing firm.
Bonds were dull and steady. Total sales
(par value) $4,000, 900.
U. S. bonds were unchanged on the
last call.
Total sales 719,5OO shares, including
Atchison 2S,oSC; Chesapeake and Ohio
200; Baltimore and Ohio $1,000; Erie 25,-
CSC; Louisville and Nashville $500; Man
haitian 1890; Missouri Pacific 3O,c50'
New York Central $780, Norfolk an
Western $500; Pennsylvania $4,000; Rock
Island 21,551; st. Paul 22.835 Southern
Pacific 1900; Southern $500; Southern
preferred $500; Texas and Pacific G,400:
Union Pacific 39,540; Wabash preferrea
$500; Copper 10000; Smelling 0,205: Su
gar %, 700; Brooklyn Transit so 075; Ter
nessee Coal and Iron $50; U. S. Stee'
1850; U. G. Steel preferred G9,555.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Dec. THE spot cotton
market was easier and lower with q
limited demand. The few sales made were
at IA to 3-S lower than Saturdays board
figures. Sales 1850 bales, including Csc
to arrive Delivered on contracts 600
Quota tons lac lower.
futures at the opening were from IA
to II points lower, influenced by New
York and Liverpool Private wire houses
were heavy sellers at the opening. Their
selling was taken to be profit-takin2 by
longs who were getting ont in anticipation
of a slump. There was also some snort
selling, some of which was said to come
from New York One of the most notice
able features was the absence OF the
great volume Of buying orders from the
South which characterized the market
every day for some time. Country longs
were profit taking to an extent. but the
market showed great strength under The
selling, recovering time and again after
wide slumps from the opening figures.
These reCoveries were aided by profit
taking by shorts, who scalped the market
freely In the midst of heavy liQuida-
ton soon after the opening q prominent
bull leader supported the market by bid
ding 1850 fer 5000 January's. In the
trading January advanced - points above
the opening to 1852 and fell eff to 1918;
March gained points to 1921, and de-
cjined to 1916: May advanced points
to 1923 ard Fell 20 1851; July advanced
5 noints 10 13c. and dropped to 1854.
Prices showed quick and fa!rly wide duct
nations. At all times, however, they
were belcrv the closing of Saturday. The
trading was heavy. The market closed
easy and within point or two OF the
lowest level of the day. Net losses were
December a. January AZ and the other
positions 20 to Al points.
New ORLEANS Dec. Cote futures
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Cash onotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were AS fOllOWS:
Flour ste1dV: winter patents, Si.20: strhgNlS
ss7O@3. rs; bakers S250dS.iO: clears S .3l03.50;
spring specials $40; spring na'ents S3Wh@ >. 40;
wheat. No spring - No N 5SSS@ g;e mo-
1 oats, No 2, S1la6eN;No. white. No: white
30sS. rye, No. ,, 5iH good feeding bar
ley.a &c 81; fair to choice;nalting, 1908; fax
prime timothy seed, 2.sj mess pork per bb'.,
fl.I2alI 2519; lard per loGh., 6S7@6. 10; Short
ribs sides (loosel, 6.o0d625; dry sailed shout
(boxedl 6 l2@6.2j whiskey. basis OF high
grade wines, ID; clover, contract grade. ll0o
NEW YORK PROVISIONS
NEW YORK. Dec. 7-Flour-quet; winter
patents sl.oo@4.S5; Minnesota patents st5o@
Rye, fiour-quiet; fair fail to good saooa$'4o'
Buckwheat fiour-dulI 81 .o0M215
Corn--meal steady; yellow western sl02
Rye-nom.; No. western g.
Barley--steady; feeding 42la mailing 10.
Wheat-hrm. No. ?, 9lt4; May,S64; Sep
,ember, $50: December. 9lH.
Corn-spOt firm: No. 2, 20: May, 1874: sep
tember, 523S: November. .-; December 5i%
Oats--frmer No. 2. i0h.
Beef-ste dy; family sl0.n09ll.0a; mess 0.o)@
$50: beef hams q. 50022.oO: packet l0.NFdll.
Cut meats--quiet: picked bellies 51afa5M
picked shoulders 1905: picked hams, ll(c l..
Lard-steady: western steamed, Gg9; refined
quiet: continent +. is: compound 63aG16}4.
Pork steady; family l625@l625; short clear
IL. 25GI5.50, mess l2.75@ 1850.
Tallow-quiet; city per package AZ, country
41aGs3.
Rosin-firm; strained common to good 2.459...
Turpentine-easy, 60G060%.
Rice-steady; domestic, fair to extra, 1905,
Japan 434(0514.
Enthusiastically New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, 3l013S.
Cottee-spot, Rio quiet, No Invoice 55s,
mild firm cOrdova 7346ll2.
Sugar--raw, steady; fair refining 3H molas-
ses 36o, refined quiet.
Rutter-firm; extra creamery 2o.... state dairy
5C12I.
Enthusiastically: state full cream small co.,
ored lIsl, white fall made, lla4
EggS-frm: state and Pennsylvania 3l6....
Potatoes--Long Island 20od2.H. new South
ern .....@..., Jersey sweets l.5Od321.
Peanuts---steady; fancy band-picked, 4Z@5,
domestic 3GiL.
Cabba ge-steady; domestic per 100 si@S.
Freight to Liverpool 10y
Cotton seed oil was dub but steady: prime
crude (. o. b. mills 2yaR, prime summer yet
low $40, off summer yellow, prime white
30: prime winter yellow 80, prime meal 27.CO@
Y SO nominal.
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Floor quiet; winter
patents, 81 2)6l4. 40 spring satents S4.65@4490.
Wheat-drm; S7GS71s, Southern wheat by
sample 73sno7%
Corn--quiet; spot 4s@14a. Southern white
corn % 1i7M.
Oats-steady; No. white 401a.
Rye-tirln; M. 2, 5912.
But.er-frm; fancy Imitation lS0l9, fancy
creamery G2;.
Eggs--steady; fresh 30iG....
Chez sc firm; l2L. la 'ge l2l4@.
Sugar-steady; fine and coarse graduated
1867.
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LOWER OPENING,
CLOSING DITTO
New York Spots are Fiji
teen Points Down.
TRADING LESS ACTIVE.
All the Interests in Yesterdays Stock
Market up to the Last Hour Were
Confined TO a Few Special
lies, Trading in Which
was Brisk.
(By the Associated Press }

New York, Dec. THE dry goods mar
ket is quiet and buyers are not inclined
to speculation. The orders placed are
simply Tor current needs and at asking
prices. A good many pieces are not
quoted, goods being held at value ard
no orders accepted without consultation
at headquarters.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York. Dec THE cotton market
opened easy at decline Of to Is points
under realizing and room selling on the
reaction theory which was encouraged by
the lower Liverpool cables and the out
look COR continued large receipts. After
a little further loss on the call however,
the market was rallied by renewal Of
good demand from various sources with
The local bull leader and interests repre-
senting according to popular beliefs, New
England people good buyers, the former
taking large blocks of January around
1886 to 1887. This buying was enough
to impart q steadier tone to the markc t
rs the bears had been rendered timi1
by the recent spectacular developments
and before the session was more than
half an hour old, the decline had been
III bO"H W q iu0tlCl loui VI HNc poihlo
on the active months. At this point of
ferings became slightly heavier and pl;-
waite advices from the South indicated
that spot people were buying up the low
er grades with the intention of delivering
on contract while as the estimates from
receipts at leading points tomorrow came
in they showed the outlook for a heavy
move nent. This led to a renewal of the
downward tendency which continued dur
ing the balance of the session for with. the
market at Just about tho lowest of the
session. The final tone was barely steady
with prices 1T a net loss of 90 to 33
points. Sales were estimated at 500, 0C0
bales.
Trading during the day was fair at
times, but generally speaking, was less
active than recently, rejecting apparently
the disposition to go conservatively pend
ing GONE indication of the effect on con-
-xumcrs AID growers of the recent re-
port.
Some private advices during the day
irdi- aSed that New England mills were
buying more freely put in this respect
the news was conflicting. Southern spot
mcrkets were generally unchanged to 1-sc
lower and the New York spot market was
II points lower.
NEW YORK Dec 7-Cntton spot closed
stoadv l5points lower, middIing upland, u 81
ulf 1877 :; sales 2 % Daies.
uIes easy STRONG anu closeu
eyln
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08

BY authority OF the last
ment of Jefferson Smith,
County, N. c., | will, on
14th day of December, 1908,
NJ, at the Court House {
County, Raleigh, N c.. sci
est bidder for cash, that &c
land being a part of the |
the said Jefferson Smith, wi
an old stump on the road, c.
thence N. 10 e. 1880 chains
said road, j. S. Johns corr
SO degrees e. Is chains to a
branch, ]. S. Johns cornt
s4A degrees E. s chain,
stump, r. Penny's corner i
inc; thence S. 21s degrees '
a stake, r. Penny's corner;
degrees e. 11.76 chains to
Penny's corner; thence N. !.
27.15 chains to a stake, r. f
in j. S. Johns line; theme
grees E. 1857 chains to q
Smiths corner in ]. s.
thence s. ~ degrees W. l
a red oak on the branch;
meanders of said branch g.!
poplar, Charles Johnson's {
S. z degrees w 1890 chat
pine and stone, D. T. BIZ
thence N. 851s degrees w. J
the colored school property
degrees w. 3.17 chains to a
N. 851a degrees W. 81 cha
in same line: thence N. {
1913 chains to a dogwood,
thence N 5511 degrees w
to the beginning, containing
d. III. I
Execute
Garner, N. G.
81 19% a.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, Dee 7-Turpentlne moth
Sc q; re 'elptS % casks.
r ,Sin-frm at 30 receipts II bbls.
TAr--trn, 80; receipts l4n bbls.
Crude--firn, .. 25@G3.S9@sa.S sc; receipts l06 ba}
rels.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 7-Turpentine steady
iual 55%, receipts e. sales ......eXr0rts
Quote A, p, C, 215 D. 2,l5 r., 2.I5; F. 2.5: G, 200
1925; /, $50; X, 2.70 NJ, go; y, 500; VIC, 3.l3
WV, $40.
SAvANNAH, Dec 7-Turpe n Inc steady
56 re 'eipts 375 sales 3S).-xrOrts l40
l29l
Quote A, Il, &. 225D. 22j. E, 225; r, 2aa5; G
10; II, 2.40; J. 80; h, $50: NJ , 81, \. IN: WG
3.95: WV. $50.
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OTHER CVrroN MARKKTs.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Conhcting reports
rom Argentina in regard to the weather
conditions in that country caused an er
ratio wheat market today. Prices were
also Influenced by the action of the Lead
cr IF the bull clique. Active buying by
that interest late in the day caused a
strong close, May being up 3-S to Lee;
May corn closed lac lower; May oats
were up 1-Sc. while January provisions
closed from IL to II 1-2c.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Dec. Z. Up. m.-Money on call
firm at ...i@014; closing 3@ time money
easy 90 days, b: ~ days, o1a@-. six moths
5hNM. prime .n.r:,nillr paper 61n sterling
exch.stronger; with actualbussiness in bankers
bills aez 7OeylS5 .5 Tor de,uan'i, AMI al 1875
for 90 day bills, posted rates 4Sl@4S4...;
commerce oils 47o54. bar silver 5y5<, Mexican
,lisr, IA. Gov. bonds weak, Railroad bonds
Irregular.
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November IA. 1903.
VALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE.

Tuesday, December Ctr. at II O'Clock,
at the home of the late r.. n. Parker,
five miles south of Raleigh. ca Fayette-
vile road, there will be offered for sale
at public auction a fine buggy or car
rage horse, an excellent draught horse
and one medium grade horse. All on the
farm and will work aEy where.
Also lot of farming utensils, furnl'
ture, etc.
CHAs. J. PARKER, Adm.
12-e-2t
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s. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS
BALTIMORE, Dec. 7--Seaboard Air Line
common, l211aI3k. preferred 2lA@...
| Bonds-fs @7l5s.
Atlantic Coast Line common lO6@lOS@ pref
erred 9SH No sales.
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Carolina Portland Cement Company, oh; :! Sc


Cement Lime and Building Material the United States
application
ocaps Birmingham Ala Atlanta
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A Weak Spot

Is there such a place in your
investments?
Do you feel Comfortable
when you think of the future
of your family's future?
Would you be interested to
know upon what terms you can
buy a S Per Cent. 2o-Ycar
Gold Bond on the instalment
plan-yours if you live, your
family's if you die2 If so,
address
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW York,
RICHARD A. McCURDY, President,
NEW YORK, n. Y.
f. P. BROWN, Resident Agent, Raleigh
HARRIS r. WILCOX,
Manager. Charlotte, N. G,
II. y. BIGGS, Special Agent, Raleigh
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NOTICE OF SAL

Under and by virtue of
the Superior Court of Wax
dered at October Term. 49,
signed will expose to publ
premises to the highest bid
MONDAY, THE 21ST DAY
Der. 1903.
at IL o'clock NJ. that certai
of land in the City of Rale
the Northeast corner of til
of Wilmington and Eden
fronting $50 feet more or les
ton Street and los feet. mo
Edenton Street, and known
ner residence" The lot will
sale first in two separate 10
diately thereafter as one ]
Terms of Sale: CASH. L
made of either of the un
particulars.
Although the sale is for ca
chaser can have indulgence
greater part OF the purchase
G. M. Blu
F. H. Blu
Conn
November IA, 1903.
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Under the provisions Of a n
made to m bv Thomas ~ I}iy
gad registered In the Gesisu
Wake County 6oob 177, p9g
expose g. public safe 70 tba b
at the County Court House dc
day, the 10Th day Of Decembe
o.cioak NJ, 2 certain house aud
East Street North of Polk SO
~7 feet on EAST H.rees end
tha lots
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February and March....................... 6.46@ Be
March and April. 6.h5@
April and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.43M
ios anu June o.1Jeg
JUL and July ........................ 64l6
July and August ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.39@
RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET
Receipts yesterday ........ Ill bales
Prices yesterday. ........... II to 1914
Receipts year ago yesterday 62 bales
FrIces year ago yesterday. rs to 1916
receipts last week. ........... 6S2 bales.
Receipts same week last season 7S5 bales
The market here held to the figures OF
Saturday, though the future market held
off. The market at 1914 cents was rather
weak and closed weak. The indications
point to a market today somewhat weak,
but holding close to the present figures.
OTHER I1yrr(,S MARKETS
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7-Cott' future
rJvpRPoOI.

LIVERPOOL
LIvERPooI. Dec. !, 4p. m.-Cotton spot
lHiied demp..oes IA points lowerer.
American middlnv fair 7.CO good mddling;
6.ni niiddiny. ia low middling. IS: good
orr mary, q So ordinary SIS The sales of the
dty We're ''O' ha'ss, of which 300 were for
81 &c flat on nd ex pori and included 400 AM
erican. accepts 1000 bales, including $500.
American.
Futures opened and closed quiet
August and ptember........,. "a
Septcmber and October ..,............
Get ,ber and November ......,............. "a
November and December - 6h56
Decemp per ana January. 6.5l0
January ana Feoruary"..................... 6.47@
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08
FOR SAL

Cotton plantation in Eastern North Car
ol;n. on the Roanoke river, rich bottom
lands sss acres. Steamer landing on prem
;ses-s5 miles from Norfolk. Price $4,000,
one.balf cash, balance on mortgage.
H. C. HARRINGTON,
Palmyra, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-08

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