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of $1O.i20,050 i'm the surplus reserve
still leaves that item at $22,724. 200.
compared with $10,029.S25 \ on this
date last year and SO ,461 900 two wears
ago. There is no threat of a constric-
zion OF money supply in this show
lug but the statement shows a rather
pronounced process of depletion of the
piethoric condition of money, both by
cash reduction through the gold ex-
ports and by loan expansion. The
lodgment of capital thus affected, as
IN the New York city bond issue this
week and the Japanese loan to come
gives some relief from the idleness Of
large amounts of capital. which has
shown signs of some pressure for out
let IN the railroad bond market. This
apparent necessity of idle capital TO
seek the bond market has been a sus-
tanning influence against some of the
discouraging factors i'm the general
and the apprehension is felt
that disposition to sell securities
may EroW with a lessened prospect Of
q better market. Total sales of bonds
$725.000.
Total sales 10000 shares. Including:
louisville and Nashville 100: Southern
Railway preferred 100; Tennessee Coal
600.
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FORMS AND SURPLICES.

(Raleigh Christian Advocate

(Raleigh Christian Adyocate)
Sunday afternoon the Edenton st.
Methodist Church, of Raleigh, went
through the new order of service. 1t
is almost identical with the Episcopal
service. We predict that very soon
there will be suggestions that these
focks unite in one fold. Already ev-
cry one is saying that John Wesley
never meant that there should be di-
vision. biblical Recorder Wrong
again, Brother Bailey, in every count.
First, the Edenton Street Methodist
Church, of Raleigh, did not go
through the new order of service, as
every one who is acquainted with the
new order of service knows. Second,
the service gone through with on that
Sunday afternoon bore little similarity
to the Episcopal service, as every
Episcopalian knows Third, every
one" is not saying that John Wesley
never meant that there should be di-
vision. Better turn your guns, Broth
er Bailey, on DR.. Macarthur and other
Baptist preachers who actually don
the Episcopal surplice in their pulpit
ministrations.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, May THE statement
of averages of the clearing house
banks of this city for the week shows:
Loans $1,071, 100000, increase $21.-
500. 200: deposits $1,131,712, 500, in
crease $17,345,000: circulation $35,-
774,GO0, increase $500; legal tender
$75,0f1,500, decrease $1,49S,200 /;
specie $230,610,900. decrease $4,5S5,-
600; reserve $305, 400, decrease
$6,OS3,8O0; reserve required 1882, 928,-
200. Increase $4.336,250; surplus $22,-
724.2O0. decrease $10,420,050; ex-U. S.
deposits $36,74S,550, decrease $10,-
142 Rte
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Discontinuance of Parlor Car Service
on Trains Nos. SO and Al From
Hamlet to Portsmouth.

Commencing May 1st, the Seaboard
Air Line will discontinue the opera
ton of ParIor Car service on trains
os. '3S and Al between Portsmouth
and Hamlet, and will resume running
Pullman sleeping cars on these trains
between Portsmouth ana Atlanta.
Commencing May natn we WIZ re-
sumo Parlor Car service on trains
Nos. 40 and 40 between Charlotte and
Wilmington.
Raleigh, N. G.
Up. Smith, 4: +. A.,
Raleigh, N. G.
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Stocks and Bonds.

New York, May 7.-Today's dealings
revealed a condition of neglect in the
stock market fully equal to that which
prevailed before the Northern Securl-
ties decision was handed down, and
that had been unequalled for many
years previously. Many of the most
prominent stocks in the list were not
quoted at all until near the close of
the market and then were only dealt
in in single lots of one hundred shares
Prices sank from pure hamilton and
no regard was paid to any news. The
bank statement, itself, was of only
nominal effect as the large changes
shown in the various items were pref
~ accurately foreseen. The depletion
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Rather More Favorable
Weather Reports.
RECEIPTS YET LIGHT
A Condition of Neglect in the Stocs
Market Fully Equal to that Pre-
vaiIing Before the Decision
in the Northern SeCu-
rites Case.
rites Case.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New York, May THE cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline OF 4
to points lower in sympathy with
disappointing cables and rather more
favorable weather reports, the pros
pect being for showers in the Atlantic
States where needed. There was furth-
er liquidation and some bear pressure.
on the other hand shorts were COW
ering for over Sunday and there was
some buying by spot houses, all OF
which went toward imparting steadi-
ness so that the market after the
opening showed little further change,
fluctuations being irregular and COM
paratively narrow. Receipts continue
light.
Receipts at the ports today 2,492
bales against 1925 last week ana -
500 last year. For the week 25,000
bales, against 34.S12 last week and
$3.50 last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans 1929 bales against A.
255 last year and at Houston lS5
bales, against $50 last year.
New York, May Cotton spot closed
steady - points higher: mlddling uplands,
1880 gulf AIS, sales d. 755 bales.
Futures opened easy and closed barely steioy
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To the Public.

After consultation with friends,
have decided to become a candidate
for the Office of Register or Deeds,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primaries.
In making this announcement to
the public and to my friends, / desire
to say that / belong to no ring or
faction, and 1 am not candidate in
the interest of any man or set of men.
If nominated and elected l promise
to faithfully discharge the duties OF
the office.
shall appreciate any support given
me. Very respectfully,
ROBERT p. DICKSON.
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New York Money.

New lork May Z, p m.-Money on call
nom a - clio ing =. offered ......... time
loans steady, 90 days 240, 80 days 21{@, six
months $3.50, prime mercantile paper 35z@4k
sterling exchange stead with actual business
in bankers bills at $1,000. for demand
and at $4,000. $500. for 60 day bills posted
rates 4S5Kad 4S6011S3 commercial bills 4Si14@%
bar silver 55Z, Mexican dollars i3$4.
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington, May 7-Turpentine ....
So; receipts II casks.
Rosin-firm. 255 receipts II bbls
Tar firm. 200, receipts IS bbls.
Crude-firm, 2.25@3. 75G4 90, receipts 81 bbls.
Charleston, May 7-Turrentine firm 81
sales >. casks, rosin firm =. bbls
Quote A, b, G., u, Q 35@, e. 2.45; F, ....:G.25s
II ,265; ]. go; X, 3C0; M, $40; N, 3.25; VIC, 40
WV, $50.
receipts AGO. sales 4R, expons9ls.
Rosin-nrm, receip 1868, sales 5l7, exports
1896.
Quote a, IS, g., I'D II, ~, IL 2.63, II , 20, G o.
II 2.7,. $50, X 3i5, NJ 80. N 5. 5, VIC, 50
WV $50.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, May THROWING weather
in the Southwest today was offset by
retarding rains in the Red River val
ley. AS a result the wheat market
held it's equipose. Compared with
last night July wheat shows a loss or
1-4c; corn is up 1-Sc; oats are off l-S
to lac, and provisions IL to Toe.
Opening Highest. Closing Lowest.
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Open Close High Low
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, May Spot cotton
quiet and weak; sales 400 bales, in
Guiding $50 to arrive; delivered on
contracts 500; quotations Lie lower.
Futures, opened steady and prices )
to 10 points lower, caused by disap-
pointing Liverpoofs and easier New
York. Leading bulls gave the market
no support and the bears had every
thing their own way, but they showed
some disposition to cover. The fuct-
uations of the day were not numer-
Gus. or wide. In the trading July first
lost 10 points from yesterdays close,
at 14.0S, advanced to 1419, declined
to 14.0S, recovered to 14.16 and finally
fell off to 14.11. The market closed
quiet with net losses on May of 3
points, June and July Z, while the
balance of the list was 2 down to
3 up.
New Orleans May 7-Cotton futures steady
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Other Cotton Markets.
Receipt
Dry Goods.

New York, May In the dry goods
trade the week closing with the mar
ket in a state of suspended animation
and although slightly more interest
is evinced in certain lines, purchases
are of very limited extent 1t is evil
dent many buyers are awaiting devel-
opments before placing orders to COW
er fall requirements
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6. A. T.. Stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore May 7-Seaboard Air Lin
common SAGg9A, preferred l7I@iS.
Bonds-iS 49,.
A. &. l.. common 1071I@l0S, prefcrred......
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Liverpool.

Liverpool, May I, p. m.-Cotton spot
linn demand: prices 10 points lower
American Iniddling fair, 7sn, good mddling,
7.7f, middling 49,, low middling 81, good
ordinary, 7.42 ordinary Z. y. The sales oil the
lation anu export and included 1900 Amerl,
can Receipts $4,000 bales including HCoo
A
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New York Provisions.

1
New York Provisions.
NEW YORK, May -Flour-steady winter
patents S5l0@5.j0: Minnesota patents s5.G0D'
30. do bakers 4.000i20;
Rye flour steady, fair TO good SIl5@4.35,
choice to fancy s4:35@4.70 -
Corn-meal quiet yellow western Sl.O8tGl. III
kiln dried 3 l003.i5.
Rye-dull, No. western II.
BARLEY quiet feeding ~ mailing 55@65;
Wheat-steady No.2 red. log: May, 92I2G; July
9JH; September, SiM. Dec. Ms
c irn-spot steady, No q 6Oe; May, o514; July
oo3s Aug. .....00. Sept, 50,
Beef Steady family 50 5o@lo.5r mess 5000
5000; city extra India mes, packet
8.509950 beef hams 200002l.5o
Cut meats-quet. pickled bellies, ga
-. picked shoulders6 y; picked hams,91a@l o
Lard-dull, western steamed 7;0O@: refined
steady continent 40; compound, 6A@s.
Pork quiet family li.5O@; shor clear
b. j0Gl500, mess l3.00@l3.75.
Tallow-dnll; city (S2 per package), AZ
Rosin-drm strained com. TO good 2s5g9O,
Turpentne- firm 5S15Q!9
Rice-quict domestic, fair to extra, 3Z@1K,
Molasses--hrm New Orleans open kettle :
good TO choice, 3lGpT.
Coffce-spot Rio quiet, no invoice Os
mild quiet cordova l0G1l3
Sugar-raw firm fair refn 3-l6n7-32, cen
trifugal rs test 3 2-2 molasses sugar,
2 l5-l6@3-8 refined firm, confec: a 4.Hj-
fnOnlu ~ 0.tD CUT lGtl CIuSliSi osvJS pN" ,
dered 40. granulatedi.S0, cubes 500,
Butter weak extra fresh creamtry .0G... STATE
dairy l3Gl9
Cheese -irreg state full cream small colored
f;rnnv Sept I04@ll; small white fancy sept
I0N@n.
Eggs-dull. state and Penn nearby
average finest, 100 Southern firsts l5X@ihR.
Potato 1S-steaiyLew Southn 4.500i.50, Long
Islant 3.756D4 D. ST ate and western sacks 340g
3.5' Jersey sweets 5A(d4 60,
Peanuts steady, fancy hand-picked ot49
M dnmF G.
Cabbage-eaSy, southern bHl-cTate .1B9I.2o
Cotton ty steam to Liverpool In
Cotton seed oil was steady in tone
crude (. o. b. mills 23Q prime summer yell
low @3l, off sum. yellow nom prime white
3i15; prime winter yellow 3l1a9,
Baltimore Provisions.
BALTIMORE, May Flour quiet winter
patents i906D5.2U, spring patents, SiS5G5.i5.
Wheat firmer spot contract 1000 no req
western 1860. May l0j@, Southern by
Corn irm spol May 53Ha55 Southern white
57G059, April 521445s.
Oats-firmsr, No2 white Ala.
Rye-dull No. 2, 1880 uptown, no. I5CGSJ,
Butter-frm, fancy imitation 5000. fancy
creamery @2l, fancy ladle l5@lG packed ia j
Eggs-steady l7@.
Cheese steady, large E4@l0, small old l09A
new i0G l04.
Sugar-st ady; fine and coarse granulated
I95. fine 40
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ed e,sier andclosed barely steady
Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday ...... II bales
Prices Yesterday 49,. 1871 % 14c,
Reefs same dav last wear s bales
Prices same DAY last year l0A a. 10 4 c.
Receipts this week. ..... 30 baieS
Reefs same week asst year As bales
Receipts to date 1889 bales
Reefs last year to date. 14,762 bales
New York spots dropped 10 points
yesterday. Raleigh stood firm, the
best figures here being 4 cents
The estimated figures here by grades
are: Strict good middling, 14A cents;
good middling, IA cents: strict mid
ding, 1873 cents: middling, 12&
cents; stain and tinges, 10W12 cents.
Other Cofton MarI.ctS
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For muscular and. infammatory rheu-
patism nothing better than Gowans
Pneumonia Cure.
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Cash quo.a ions were as follows:

Flour-steady, winter patent 4.T0@
i9l, sraights 4. IG@i.t0, sprng patents 4.30@
iGn, spring patents -. o.. straights $500
40, bakers 2G1@s2.9o, wheat No spr ng SS4p9T
No. 3 SUap5s, No. red I02@l0i, corn NJ.
f34dgL; No. ~. How 52L@5|12, oats No. al IA
~ No. , white l20.., No. white ila4@li
rye No. 70, good feeding barley @2e937,
fair 10 cholcf mating 4i@f, fax seed No;
TO-, No. northwestern ldSN, prime timothy
seed go. mess pork per bill. il.NN@l. 10, lard
par lO0ib 647h06j0, short ribs sides
(loose IS. r2l%@G25 d,y sated shoulders( boxed
......... short Gle + sides (boXed) 6.2)G6.fo,
tract grade 10 ~
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Simmrr p41. lMfrirfltonrilnunc.

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