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AGENTS WANTED.

LADIES. $50 WEEKLY At H0ME
as local manager. experience unneces-
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street New York
WANTED. LADY AGENTS N
every town and city 10 take orders for
our special line Of goods for ladies
only. We pay a salary Of Sle-N per
week and samples aid case furnished
free Married ladies OF widows pre-
ferred- If you mean business write 10
The New York Novelty Company, Chat
tanooga- Tenn
SOMETHING NEW, AND NEEDED
by every man and woman. our Comb
nation Accident and Sick Benefit Poll
caes; issued by this company only COW
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paid in benefits; agents wanted every
where large permanent c0nmlsSi onS
allowed. Address National Accident
Society, go Broadway, n Y.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL A
successful S5.ae typewriter % per cent
commission. Conmsn Mig. Co, 81
Spruce street. 81. Louis, No.
We START YOU SELLING Ola
non5s. don't fan getting our liberal
offer. s. daily sure. Carbon Diamond
Company, Syracuse. n. Y Mention
Daper.
AGENTS $50 10 $50 WEEKLY
,rof1s we send proof. read II dark
municipalities numbers and signs. send
flr sample. your name On postal viii
do Wright supply Company, Engie-
wood. ID
AGENTS WANTED EVERY
where 70 sell our watches A S10ao
sample free and liberal commission Il
you want profitable employment for
spare moments. send for sample and
terms now. Union Watch Co. Dept
y So. Chicago, Ill
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WANTED AGENTS TO SELL
wrapping paper and bags as s side
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SHOES HALF S0LED AND EEEL-
&c 1aC o. cents whils you wait, best
white Oak leather used. Z Epstein -
DrBy1o2 street Georgia phone 2B0&
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SEE AUCTION COLUMN PAGE
Tor the Cooz LITTLE -tlUEs al Court
House Iuas1ly. june = joan L
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"a PARK AVENUE FAST
southern exposure, eight FOOTE'S Bna
BATH, cheap til oct j LR1tinlole
Bond, Gsruania Bank bull 9lr-.
G@S PARK AVENUE EAST. SoC1E 4
err and eastern exposure. corner house
eight rooms and bath; modem n even
respect LzTIinore g. Bond
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TIE BALDWIN A SUPERIOR
~st- Ea--1-. -l-.-a-s current q
pure cold 1-v Az passing il one
z-rs--l1r- carrying al poisonous doors
and gases c.r % -1a refrigerator keep
r are food sd q pure and healthy
condition. 5lrc e1- re The So g.
-- ut1 cheap sweat boxes. Nil
g+-s 2H- E~luEh-au street West
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HAVE -L GEORGIA F2gN Z
-. Is v--- ----sEe a. Tyoee u- Isle
n Ergre i saves many e trIT 20
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WANTED TO BUY GOOD RELI-
able horse; must be thoroughly &C
clmate3 and not over years old Al
dress los Jones, west
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ALWATS SEE THOMAS, JEFFER.
son ana BrouEhto- lane when you
want bicycle repair work Els prices
are ~EnL
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J. Il. KOCH JEWELER- As WHIT
EkeT, takes old god and silver in ex
change for new goods. See him
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w 10 THE BBs1 WORK n n

ALWAys SEE THOMAS. JEFFER-
sun and Broughton lane when you
want bicycle repair work His prices
E= right
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BILE wANTKp-NALE.


WANTED. GOOD, LIVE SALES
men 70 represent as IN the country.
We offer good contracts on either sal
airy, commission or wholesale We do
q bLE business. and have the largest
nursery in the country. Address Knox
Vile Nursery Company. Knoxville,
Tenn
CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Georgia with STAPLE lire, high commits
siona with advance OF SEC orthly.
permanent position 70 right man ices
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AGENTS WANTED.

sells TO everybody everg-w here, rapid
by, particulars on application, CT sam
pies. etc. for &c American Lead Pen
Gil Company, Is West Fourth street
New York
AGENTS TO SELL ROYAL PEP
Sin BI-Is-ss big commission; easy sell
e-- samples free L d A Scharf, 81.
Louis.
EMPLOYMENT WAITED.
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COMPETENT LADY sTENoGRA
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GOOD LAUNDRESs CAN BE
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street. Sarah Smith
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street
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FIRST CLASS WASHWOMAN. $40
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FIRST CLASS LATTNDRESS
wants q family washing OF gentleman S
washing. No. 526 Duffy lane, west
WANTkD-6oARD.
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WANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple, board furnished room southern
exposure. near business part Of cify,
terms must be reasonable. references
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WANTED-FLAT>.

COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
from June !. 10 NOV. :. between Bolton
and Thirty-1if1h. Answer to-day,
Georgia phone 1862.
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PROFESSIONAL.

----------~-------~-~ ------~--------~-~-----~
J. DE BRUYN KOPS. ARCHITECT
and Civil Eaglneer. q Board Of Trade
building. Georgia Phone 1850.
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WANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple, board furnished room southern
exposure. near business part Of city,
terms must be reasonable. references
exchanged. Answer, Married Couple,
care NsWs
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PIT A GEORGIA PHONE N
you- arr.are b. y a=- O. -sle q = aps
ant k-er u to-c- wIL yra- business
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WANTED-H0UsES.

WANTED. EIGHT OR TEN ROOM
residence, Euila bic for Two families; de-
sirable locality. AL conveniences. Ad-
dress N. A E. care Morning News.
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WE WILL PAY ANY MAN SSs o.
per month and all travelling expenses
such as horse hire, railroad fare ho-cl
bills, etc. 70 take orders for the Ercat-
est portrait house IN The world Eoar
salary VIII be guaranteed and paid 10
you weekly = preferred. Address r
q Martel, Dept Ill, Chicago. IL
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sl2 a WEEK F0R ONE s. ORDER
day; the largest American Trade
Journal Of lis class wants more sub
scribers. VIII pay solicitor 81 weekly
cash for one new S. subscriber a day.
Se4 weekly for TWO day and SOS
weekly for three & day. White Grocery
World. Fhila selEhls- Pa
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HONE MADE BROKEN CANDY,
1-ssh-r1E1s rvt-E cay sc E po-1c -
F5er-e-gce S. ~ Slz1s street west
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- BRoUGHToN ST. WEST.
APARrMENrs ron nE.r.

MODERN APARTMENTS. JAMES
E. Corps. 215 Congress. east Bel
phone 1919
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statesmen. LOCAL Or TRAVEL
ing. 70 sell fre proof safes 10 husi-
ness men and farmers Experience IN
necessary quick sales. big profits. Al
pine safe and Lock Company. Cincin-
natL @.
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r Full LINE OF ALL TRAVEL
ers -euu.sre Buy where they are
7usj+ and sEve The mis- leruz-' s profit
Chatham Trunk FACTORY, BroUghtor
and Aberco-u
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LAWN MOWERS HEDGE AND
g-u----F Shears repaired Enc sharper
&c al ~utr oe-1s. - Congress street
est E1tr phones
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HONG TICK CO. 46z WEST
Fr0s1 laundry 3ues be-ter work a
cheaper rates than any laundry, clean
l-r 1Ee.rE also.
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PIT GEORGIA PHONE N
your cottage a. -vbe= or Isle q Hope
ano Keep IL 1ouch with your business
FL I'll times
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LUCKY vi ARM FREE FOR THIR-
" DAYS Ee11 4-cerI stamp for dlrec-
mons nov 10 use me charm and right
70 trl--v DAYS free rrIal. E. : Es-
IL E-r g. -rI-aE.-
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sAwRGTLL WORK GIVEN ESPE-
clAl attention by MinglsdorS d o..
Write OF phone b5a
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LADIES. $50 WEEKLY At HONE
as local manager: experience unneces-
sary. no travelling. Address Madame
lie Moyne, p East Twenty second
street New York
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FTVE- POUND BOXES FINE As
sorted candy. T5c. 8 En6 $50. 81 Esi-
le-1cH = 10 Sra1s street. west
DO EoU Want TO RID YOUR
rooms 4 3 IS" The Daisy Fly killer
VII On Is. Fet 1ue from Gardner agent
Is 8~alE L-5n street east
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ToE MOVING FIENI-LEE- PI-
amos E1d irol safes OF anything NOV
able We have E- experienced help and
experts fourteen years n LIE business
The BENIGN Transfer Con- pEuy. "a
jefferson street. BEL phone p, Geor-
ga phone 10 :. a. BeLtaz. Mana
ser,
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p ECT LEE BENG CHARGED
ne long Tr1ca, get on II on GU rates
Williams Bicycle C1.
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BY 4 SIMPLICITY CANOPY
and net -u- your bed and get T,erfect
satisfaction. the simplest canopy ever
z1aoe mosquito nets 96cs better ones
81 sl.50 and 81 o., bobbiuet, Eo-carr
headquarters Miller :. 20 BrouEhton
street. WaEL
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We WILL SILL YOUR BICYCLE
U- cu-ElsElan Z 2 Eoo5 one and "a
bz-EE-n- Es1ahls Bicycle store. Do
.-ar-rrnr
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THE SAVANNAH DISTRICT MES
ssnEsT COMPANY II prepared 10 move
EuEthinE mOTEnls On short notice. p5-
amos ana furniture packing Rno NOV
kIaE cone ~ sNpsrrs. relephpns z
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LEN DAVIS. SURGEON CHTROP-
O1Is- takes LIS method u 1nforuinE
lis PATROLS 1hEs be viii be glad 70 give
their fee tlE attention = they H-lIl call
Il his rasiosnce- rs East Broad street
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LADIES MAKE SIS PER WEEK
ma king and selling japanese Clean
ALL excellent seller, big profits
everything furnished 7. McNelley,
Ds6eVille Ala
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REPAIRING WATCHES AND ALL
KINGS q 3ewelry attended 10 prom pity
~ !. & 9 y Thomas. corner Whit
ERer En6 state streets
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-18
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE frequenters Of
the Stock Exchange changed their posi-
ton in the market today and sold stocks
in contrast to the buying of yesterday.
While various news items of the day are
offered to explain the various movements
of prices, it is clear that the movements
represent the ideas of professional trad
ers as to the change in values resulting
from occurrences rather than actual
transactions in liquidation or investment.
In today's market the influence which
received most attention and discussion
was the rate war on export grain rates,
especially that phase of it that concerns
the lake traffic from Buffalo. AS the dis
pute is wholly in regard to the making
of contracts on business yet to come, the
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w. B. Smiths
M arket Letter.

Especial to News and Observer)
New York, February 1.-THE weak I'M
dertone in today's stock market was
| caused by apprehension of additional for
eign complications. Declines of a point
or more were scored in the early trading.
after which the market became very dull
with fluctuations confirmed to narrow
limits.
News from the war was conflicting, al
though indicating an early land battle
which might possibly be Of a decisive
character.
BY a series of successive shocks the
market has been forced to abnormal low
price, considering the excellent outlook
and while most investors are holding
back in fear of some further breaks
others more shredbare taking advantage
of tho Quiescent state OF the market In
which to accumulate their favorite stocks
Attention Is directed to the Southern
Railway Securities as an excellent in
vestment. The preferred stock is now
selling around 81, which is decidedly low,
when it is remembered that the stock is
now permanently established upon S
per cent. dividend basis.
Grain and provisions were active and
stronger
The elevator interests again carried May
wheat to SO cents in Chicago and are evil
IDENTIFY in position to put it much higher.
Cotton after an opening advance of 40
points developed weakness and declined
to the low level Of yesterday before SID
port was received, which again carried
prices to the high point of the day. With
actual cotton in demand at 1874 cents, flu
lures appear to be an excellent purchase
at u cents.
w. B. SMITH & co.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, La, Feb. T.-In the
spot cotton market there was a good de-
mand on spinners on both sides of the
Atlantic. but factors as a rule refused
to sell for board prices. Sales $3.50 bales
including 1000 to arrive.
Futures opened firm and prices were
from 35@46 points higher than Mondays
closing. Soon after the opening heavy
liquidation set in and continued at inter
walls until near the close of the session.
During the morning there were at all
times more sellers than buyers, but be-
fore the close the supply of cotton had
apparently been absorbed and prices
moved up sharply. In the trading the
fluctuations were frequent and fairly
wide. March opened SO points higher at
1910, declined to 1925, and advanced to
1891 May opened up 46 points at 1929
declined to 1888 and advanced to 13.41
and July opened up 46 points at 1856, de-
clined to 1907 and advanced to 1881.
The market closed firm at the highest
figures of the day, the net gains since
Monday being on February 81, March 90,
Nav GA. June 50, July go, August 20, Sep
TENDER 10 and October 9.
Nrw OpIrANs Feb l7-COttOn futures
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acrimony displayed is the more remarka-
bic. Fears OF a coming depression in rail
road traffic and in general business are
thus inspired Some effect on stocks was
also produced by the whispers sent around
that the heavy drop in cotton and conse-
uent speculative losses were going TO re-
suit in financial troubles. These rumors
were without yericatIon. The difficulties
of some of the insurance companies in
volved in the Baltimore fire awakened at
tention to the possible aftermath of that
calamity. Germany contributed a story
that the Russian government was taking
a stiff attitude towards the British gov
eminent regarding the expedition into
Thibet, and foreign stock markets seem
ed to be moved by news of an Albanian
revolt Whatever share these various in
cidents may have had i'll the days decline,
it is obvious that many operators were
prompted mainly by the consideration
that yesterdays attempt to lift prices had
proved abortive so that movement down
wards was most available
The bond market was very dull and
heavy.
Total sales (par value) $1,240.000
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Total sales were 800, 500 shares, including
Atchison 1920; Baltimore and Ohio
10,40O; Chesapeake and Ohio 400; Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul 21,O00; Erie
300; Louisville and Nashville 1900:
Pennsylvania 10000; Reading 100; Rock
Island $500; Southern Pacific 9,100; South
ern Railway 1900 Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 1.4OO; Union Pacific 11,7OO; Copper
80, 800; Brooklyn Rapid Transit "a 400;
Tennessee Coal and Iron 300; United States
Steel preferred, 1850.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. F-Cotton futures
LIVERPOOL.

mod business. prizes li@ points higher.
American middline fair, 7:3i; good middling
as iddng s low midd ling 'sa ae e g9 tsa
Sn11 were OoO bales Of which 500 were for
Ejaculation sas and export and included $500 Am,
erican. Receipts 5000 bales, including 5000
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l7-Flour steady. winter
extras 375@4.O0, do patents, S505.25.
Wheat-tirmer and - spot controc
l.021a; do 2 red western 1887, Feb. l02156l.
Corn-easy; spot $40, Feb. 5l3Ia
Southern white 1882
Oats-steady, No. white 4S.
Rye steady; No. 2, 70,eX. elevator IS, uptown
Butter-steady fancy imitation 1920, fancy
creamery 241at@25, fancy ladle l6@I7.
EggS-Weak; $50.
Cheese-steady, small l2@X for Sept and
early Oct. l0h@lI Nov, Small l2@14 for Jept
1861
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
straights usshIIo@5,2c spring patent, 1900;
straights 3.'O@4lO; s2.eO0s. IO;wheat, Nc
a. spring pr S'@97 No g. s}99s No; o red
sSiS oats sGSo 49, SS No 2 to- sGS
H%@iia. rye, No. 2, ~, good feeding bar
ley, 40@4i; fair to choice mating, iS95S fax
seed. No. /, LII; No, northwestern, l.T@
14.759l4.S7la; lard per lOOfb., 751a97:55: short
ribs Sides oose), 6.S71a@7i2h; dry sailed shout
ders Cboxedl @ short , clear r, SIDE side,
grade wines, III; clover. contract grade. 1870
W........
NEW YORK PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Feb. l7-Flour-quiet, winter
patents s4.7N35 on. Minnesota patents $4,000
$40 do bakers 3.909I;25
Rye nOur-hrmcr fair to good $3.50 $3.50
Buckwheat flour dull; s2OO@225.
Corn-meal firm; yelloww estern SLOT
KIN Rye erlea soS So. 2western 72h
Barley-quiet: feeding 81: mailing 55@65
Wheat-firm, No. red 1000; May, 1000, July
951s; September, SSI.
Corn-spot firm, No. 2.nom; May, 90 GIG; July
5S1. Ang. 57s4@5 e, Sept, 57A.
Oats-firm r, No. q ST.
Beef-f1rm: family Sll.Oo@l, 81: mess 9.n0@
$50: city extra India mes,, l5.O9@E.5o packet
10000 1850, b eff hams 20.h0022.0O;
Cut meats-quiet; picked bellies 1909
picked shoulders6@; picked hams. l0@il
steady: continent 500; compound, $40.
Pork firm; family 1000; short clear
l5.0D(@l7.0o. mess l5.50@i6.25.
Tallow-steady, city(s1 per PACKAGE ., country
5053s.
Rosin-quet; strained com. to good 2.io@.....
Turpentine-quiet 65h@67.
Rice-steady: domestic, fair to extra,34@o1a
Molasses-nrm New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, 3l637.
Coffee-spot Rio steady; No invoice "a
rfnn dxy DrIfN
Sugar-raw firm, fair refining i3-l5, cen
trifugal s6 test 1872, molasses sugar, " Ina
fined steady, confec. A $50, mould A 4.S0 cut
loaf 5.l5, crushed 5.l5, powdered4.5o, graduated
AS, cube- 40,
Potatoes-steady;Long Islands. 00@3G0, Jerseys
2.75G3.&i, Jersey sweets 1.5O93.75, state ana
western sacks 2.50Ca2.75.
Peanuts-hrm: fancy hand-picked, 0o1a'
other domestic 3h66. :.
Cabbage-steady; domestic per ton 25oO1 35.oo'
per lO0 5N610.
Freight to Liverpool 10
Butter-firm: extra creamery rs, state
dairy l4@2l factory l2@i4. .
Cheese-steady state full cream fancy sm san
Sept. II, late made, 1917.
Eggs steady; state and Penn. nearby aver
age finest 35@
Cotton seed oil was steady and 49,.
crude f. o. b. mills 81 @32R, prime summer vel
low 1910, off sum. yellow nom, prime white
4l@; prime winter yellow il@42,
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, Feb. l7-Turpentlne 49,.
3d. receipts q casks.
Rosin-... at go receipts 32l bbls.
Tar-drm, LAO; receipts 247 bbls.
Crude-firm, 250@4.2504 %; receipts 90 blr.
rels.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 17.-Turpentine NOM
1880, receipts ... sales ..exports.
Rosin-nOm.
SAVANNAH, Feb. l7-Turpentine -
64 receipts l09. sales ...,. exports li0
Rosin firm, receipts ,Si3, sales ......exports
3ll.
Quote A, BIC, ID, 2609; e, 265 F,27G; G.
2.75; n, 275; 1, 10: K, $685. Nj, $50; N, 3.S5: VIC
3.45: WV, 4@ }.65.
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Cotton. Wheat, Corn and
Coffee Losses.

Claims against brokers and commission
merchants for unauthorized closing of
contracts on New York, New Orleans,
Chicago and other Exchanges, collected
10 THE CREDIT CLEARING HOUSE.
charged unless service rendered.
Address, The Credit Clearing House,
Collection Department, 346 Broadway,
New York, or 200 Monroe ST., Chicago,
Illinois
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J. D. BOUSHALL, General Agent,
Tucker Building, Opposite Post Office Raleigh, N G.
RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET

RALEIGH. SPOT COTTON MARKET
Receipts yesterday ... bales
Prices estimated ....... .13b@14 bales
Receipts same date last year 10 bales
Price same date last year. .9RM9% cents
Receipts this week ..... bales
Reefs. same week last year so bales
Receipts to date........... 1886 bales
Receipts last year to date. 1907 bales
No cotton was here yesterday except
one bale of tinged, for which 12% cents
pound was offered and IS cents asked
The future market showed an advance
of from SO to 50 points and the best cot
ton here would have brought 1872 to IA
cents, cotton going up half cent
pound.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

Tew York, Feb. II, 2 p. m.-Money on call
easyI1a@2, closing u offered ~ time loans
easier; TO days 354@J: so days, 3s4(a4; . months,
sterling exch. hrm with actual bus. In bank
ers' bills at ass. 7004S570, for dem, and at 4S2
1880, for 80 day bills. posted rates 4S3h@l' Al
can dollars 1914 Gov bonds ......., Railroad
bonds .......
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-18
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Feb. 17.-War complications
III Europe as well as in Asia, whirled
wheat up cents a bushel today for May
delivery. July jumped use Compared
with last nights prices May wheat at the
close showed a gain of IL to 1$c. The
net advance in July wheat is 19sc. May
corn is up 1&c., oats 11ac and provisions
1215c. to Zoe
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-18
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25

Mr.. r. E. Lynch has returned
from Che4ier, La, where he has
been for several weeks. He came
back to rest up . while, having
had . case Of the grip.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25

Mr.. j. II. Bradford of Jena
was in WINFIELD Tuesday pur-
chasing hardware and other
material for new building which
he is erecting at jena.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-25

Mr.. A. B. Davis of Atlanta has
gone on o trip to his old home in
Owen County, Kentucky, this
being his first visit therein rs
years.