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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted in par value TO S.S0OoO against 81 ST. 500
on Wednesday The heaviest dealings IN the
Atchson general As Baltimore and Ohio gold IS.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit IS. Brooklyn Union Elevat-
ed lists. Central OF Georgia LIST incomes. Central
Pacific As Chicago and Alton 3i.s. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Is. Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy As, Kansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
phIs As Louisville and Nashville collateral trust As.
Nassau Electric As Oregon Short Line As Reading
general As ST. Louis and San Francisco refundng
As Southern Pacific As. Third Avenue As Union Pa
cic and convertible As United Railroads OF San
Francisco As. and Wabash debenture Bs- Consoli
dated Tobacco As and United States Steel Ss were
also active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
ports and interior points to-day, com
nc aav lagr sUeel and L. e ..car.

,'I n h1chhsge Special LIVERPOOL Cables cotton
salse 1900 bales: speculation aud export 900
T,-se so9v; receipts 1900. rniddling upland G lOd
points higher on qy points higher near and
-. - % points lower old and I6a noiu,s higher
s41se cIop positions; June-Juiy 7Sd. .IuIy-August
hegust-Sepiemher, S.6ld Septerter Ctdter 3rd
SYelnbeTs o22di November December l7d
f7,arvssaa 5l9d. January-Februarv lad: Feb
cbsnv.S ~: o Iso Msnchester-Yarns o,,iet and IN
s,terfzed 81 q f-A4Ihe same waiting attitude
.ri,,a.s se h9ur market yesterday GtsiS. of few
a. mere very few sales reDorfed and
"a. oseo steady. but dull snr,n1 nsfents no
g. f,6ass strlghts, 81 65gS4 30. winter patents
plnter So hoass s6s clears, SO 65aSa s5; extra No
FLOI-R dps extra No winter 50 35Qs3 so RYE
fsncy e. 2uoteo: Fair good ssGss ~. choice TO
Fine Wits ana 70 brand BAG MEAL. slow: quoted
rD ,, az yellow 81 z09sI IS coarse 81 i0tes1 *
l1oted: Western enr,ng Ss N. s.ans
o., b.I, IL $3.50, Hour do Sa3 as: RED Tog 500 *
81" .nent city ban s23 50d<24 f,ii- "a
.nv cio- 800 s 80 oeaS2a Red Dog SesqIs2g 70. hon
!4I@ATIhe wheat r,s1s'et SO ~
sn more Of holiday affair ,bs1 & 2xysSSaaay was
sba aitosether without tradIpr iptersst - g.
50 part rather weak, although NJ ,ba cisa 80 1850
a. ~ a fIIeo as 70 leave of e ne, btgLe- ~den9
a.. % July, which experienced $500
sir,ss &c net lower. There nas Sigh, 1890
rsbc- N t'e market occasorAS -. $500
S,s,o ponts in Paris both Of 49,, ~, LDDI io
mo-. s.ttoo news from this side vb,h ~ s 70
snd significant 49,
ne toregn markets have until ~ 80,
fac.so, % tnat seemed Indicate coyy rica
count the various sources Of snnv o,siSe 30 ,b,.
pro..-..- re recent buliist change r. tsronea crS
answer. has Apparently rnads It's frnr,ressi5 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 3O.-Cloaing: wHEAT-Spot nominal;
futures steady. July, Us 3Ad September Us 4sd. CORN
Spot. American mixed new quiet As AID: American
TENDER. IS nd. PEAS-Canadian quiet 5s Sd. FLOUR
fancy dun. IS 81. HOFS-In London
Qacinc COAST firm fGaf6 BEEF dull; India
meas 6ss 81 PORK steady prime Western 67s Cd
HAfS-Short cut. IL Is n. dull AIS. BACON firm
Cumberland cut ~ TO 80 ~ 4os short rib l6 70 "A H.
heavy. 30 40 ~ 40s; short clear backs
10. 39s. clear bellies II 10 l6 10. dos SHOUI
pF,RS-Sduare n. as I'd. LARD quiet; prime
American refined In pals. 34s 3d.
BUTTER-Gooi United States quiet. Dos. CHEESE quiet
American finest white AIS sd; american finest eoored
TALIOW-Prirne city dull 2is TURPENTINE
Spirits dull qd. ROSIN-COmmOn Arm 3D..
PETROLEUM Refined quiet. ID. LINSEED OIL 1rm.
rss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
Visible supply
SaIre time l41S

coIToN-I-ad,us IN cotton was of a distinctly pre-
holiday character during yesterdays nuciua-
tons, which confined within q 1OGL5 points
were Indicative q change o.. anything
apparently. save the desire q q local Irofes-
snals 70 Prepare their changes
SITUATION may develop the ED we
Two private accounts available before opening
one q them PLACED me condition II the crop
the other az h32 These rathe. under ex-
liverpool which rep rted rather higher prices than
.oo4 i2E but th@ reports had influence local
I.l- "f!ch vas hardly q mood 20 respond either
bl4eA leaTtst factors reports we're
h.eIag -aFpTat4e, oliEs.
% AsueS ia looked Tor md il
we JUST ANXIOUS - u We're
ne bears TIE opening quiet advance Of 4G8
FONTS on me --4 Gro. and - lu5 points new
q y sIt-1s But after dEanCins points
me market eas"d on. IL the absence muagtaE; demand
anu Hec4r@c 80 n-t loss u 24s points During the
4-@ u ne session the market Cu!et
laI crossing barrel steady the The session
q 1T llss 4 s0N points I'D and = 2g POINTS
On ne new crop months Sales estimated al 100 90
paIes 4 feature g. the afternoon was The heavy eX
PeTts from Ne Orleans. which reached about - 600
oales but tEr temper Il the trade too lersl = er-
realized that July 81 month during vi ch reprra -
p Damage are likely 10 be frequent there is dispos-
oA 70 Delefe that arrivals q which
expected within The rext few weeks VIII han, fbatr
-suag depressing eject prices spite OF tho low
reports 10 July condition YESTERDAY mo general
reoe appear % be expecting report around 50 or
btper on The 9th. The government report ruorrb ago
was about ~ per cent and the disposition Is - beeSs
mat there has been Improvement in the outlook
equal 70 At least per cent. $40 -'oA
The range If contract prices local market
was IS follows. N - 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IIyerpool 80. / p m.-CQTPON-Spot quiet
prices points higher; American middlng fair. SAD
good midding 6.20d middling 10d low middling 98
good ordinary, 5s2d: ordinary 362d The sales of tho
5000 bales. of which 200 for speculation
and export and included 400 American Receipts LOO
bales American Futures opened steady and closed
EASY; American mildlng < C. July, b.1sc: July and
August 5T4d; August and September, sod; September
and october 535d October and November 522d; Novem-
Der and December. Bid December and January. bt5d
January February 514d: February and March, Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY NARKET-Money on call opened at IL
per cent: highest IL per cent; lowest, per cant:
last loan. per cent: closed 1g11s per cent? rons
ratA " per cent. Time money was quoted at Per
cent for sixty days. 2l4G21a per cent for ninety
DAVIS. "a. per cent for four months and SgSsa per
cart for five and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at s1sG4 per cent for sixty to ninety
DAYS, 4GF. per cent for four to six months and
per cent for others.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed stestyS
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01

Iho local market for spot cotton closed dun and un-
esnged on the basis q lOs5c middlng upland and
.ioc -or mlddhng Gulf Sales. 2S bales 70 splnners
S % contract 300 bales Southern spot markets
we're eegfaphed as follows: Mobile nominal, lower
et lO@c Savannah easy unchanEe4 ~ lOsc. Whining.
ION nominal Norfolk steady unchanged al lOEc sales
tale; baltimore nominal unchanged at lie. Augusta
sL.e5 cncfanEen ~ lo@tc sales. bales. Galveston
ta'y' unchanged, at loi2c; NeE-Orleans steady IN
aged at 10 II iGc: sales 1000 bales Memphis quiet
:. agea at l7-c sales. "a bales. Estimated receipts
% !eaaig points for New-Orleans 80 TO
l!O bales. against 1917 last O09 last year
- IaFesion 100 % 200 bales week and
10 last week and last year
heeIts at the ports and interior points to-day
pared with lie dav asst WEE lae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR quiet and
steady; WHEAT No 2 sPrns eSae7G; Nc g. $685. No
1910: OATS. No 2. 39&Ttoc; No white Ssla94lc
RYE No ? 63'sc; BARLEY. good feeding so935c; fair
to choice mailing 42d52c: FIAXSEED No /. 81 Of; No
Northwestern 81 OF; TIMOTHY SEED. prime. 81 924s Q
bhl S2 z0gS2 TO- LARD per 100 ~ SO 02z gS6 95 CUT
SsaH sides @6oxed' 81 2SaS7 So wHsKT basis Of
high wines 81 2S on the Produce Exchange to-day
RtTrTER steady creameries. 13lz 31T&c dairies,
l2l6c; EGGS firm: AZ mark included. l4Qli@c;
CHEESE firm. Tla9Si2c.
Duluth. juno 8O-CIose: wHEAT-No 1 Northern
92a.c; No 2 Northern. so9sc; July e2sc: September
milwaukee. June wTEAT-No, Northern sso;
No !. e7c BARLEY-No g. $4,000: sample: 54Q6oc
CoTN-No 3 yellow. $4,000; July. 47I+c asked
Minneapolis. June 80-WHEAT-July. 93lic; Septem-
her sla4 asI-zc December TeSG70Nc: on track No I
Tasc FLOCT-Frsr patents. 81 GOIS5; second patents
s. SSi op first clears 81 45R$2 90 second clears, 81 40
BRAN bulk lower. SI3 30: shorts. si5 so.
Philadelphia June 8O.-WHEAT-Quiet but firm; con-
lower: July 6IEr5liac. OATS-Ouiet unchauged
y, . white, natural 4Tc; do clipped, 49c- BUTTER
1870. nearby prints lac, EGGs-Steady and in good
demand fresh nearby, lec loss OF fresh Western l9c
loss -; fresh S1uthwesern. ls loss on fresh South
17c lose off. CHEESE-Firm. good demand; New
Y. ruiz creams choice to fancy 81 acc: New-York nun
fair good Ia as &C. Recepts-Flour. 400
hh's and 10000 ~ in sacks; corn. 500 bush: oats
1900 bush Shipmonts-Corn. $500 bush: oats. 1900
bush.
$, louis. June 33.-Cllse: wITEAT-No ? red cash
elevator nominal, July $3.50: September. sOSc: .
tor1. 9oae2c COMM cash. 47'a": July 4e%c:
September. ao7sc; No white. 44'sc
Toledo. Juno 2o-CLOvER sEED-Cash, So 10 bid;
October s. 90 prime alske, So bid. August. So 70
bA. prime timothy. 81 -; September. 81 ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01

on importing countries. with q ) result that A-,s,
IONS are being watched with unusual ~orce-r
snow Ts.o The re2orted bush additions wednesdays
nevertheless better outlook noted
es' Jhan on the previous day he weather showed
lev, go ana was warm in harvesting districts
ptdte reports OF damage sections of the s1-ino
crop from excessive caused little gfternoa9
~, Goo 90 and with the Broomha estimate of
the late yoD 1qsn T Argentine shipments Friday gave
me IlGe Current said that the condition OF the "ron
T noe Is NOT materially changed and that dana ge
1'A9 las reth only local. he azrrarata
rnoys1en ms ~ business reported. Interior
Northern Du1tb e Fed closed 81 o. anoat: No
StSr1g opening with wheat tendency in corn was
soroa wing 20 favorable weather conditions and
I'es5uie IN 'hicago by commission houses chiefly
AZ me close here i 1sc ne: lower after
"a IT quet trading about evenly divided between
ne8ts ws en- e3 The estimate Argentine ship
vas l,oVN'ugg bush. six loadst
10 corn closed o34c elevator ana 63%c I b a1oaf
a. Tcs NJ 94c and No yellow, 55c, b afoat
T.a. Improvement in condition and the rather
s1ao. Ieppft OF The Price Current had weakening
% - DO nlaIket throughout the day mixed oats
4?a4sc a mo- cGSed 44945sc natural white 80 So H.
S9aI it nominal No Western 7Oc nominal BARLEY
1ork, and mating nominal $1,000 w. = ! ->e"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

rondcn June 80 4 o u--The market for Amer
,can securities was dull and firm at untnportans
final changes Last quotations followz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June so-FIOUR-ouiet- wHEAT-Dull
No / Northern. orc. C'ORN-Strong for yellow: No
Yellow sac; No corn 51l4a52c. OATs-steedy: No 2
white. 451ao; No mixed. 411sc. CANAL FREIGHrS-
Steady.
chicago June so.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01

average. Per 100 roughs. n. At
81 70; bears. 275 70. So; do. 165 n. 81 so
$ Judd Co: State hogs 142 10 at S. IS; roughs
800 n, 75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER,
PRICES ADVANCE ON LIGHT DAYS TRADING
Traction Shares FauresBonds Fair DeandMoney Market
Unchanged.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Wednesdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01

Receipts OF hreadsturs interior points in thousands
tt Ife7 clphers Voo omitted. bbs grain bush as
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
HUFF SAID TO BE WANTED.
Reported That Two Warrants Are Out
For His Arrest.

1t was learned yesterday that George
Huff, the young white man VINO was
tried for attempted criminal assault on
Mrs Jones, of Fuquay Springs, and
who spent some time in jail here De-
fore being able to raise hundred
dollar bond pending his appeal from a
sentence for simple assault, is in more
trouble.
1t seems that when Huff, who was a
tobacco farmer, was arrested and sent
to Raleigh, he mOrtgaged his crop To
get funds with which to defend him.
self in court here. And after his con-
viction and Imprisonment in the jail
the MORTGAGE took possession OF the
mortgaged property
After some time Huff raised MS
bond, was released from Jail and went
home and took up life on his farm.
Now comes the news that the land
lord and MORTGAGE are both after
Huff. charging him with trespass and
with removing crop, ana that TWO war
rants have been issued by Fuquay
magistrate for his arrest. AT last ac-
counts the warrants had not been
served as the defendant could not be
found, but it was predetermined as TO
whether he was attempting to make
his escape or was merely Lying out
until he could find a bondsmen to Keep
him out of Jail upon the last charges
brought against him.
Huff. who is a simple appearing
man of mild demeanor, had the SYM
patty of the people here to certain
extent during the time of his trial, it
being felt that he was suffering perse-
cution. The majority of the jury were
in favor of his acquittal but We're
forced into compromise verdict. 1t
seems that he is either a knave of the
first water or a child of il luck.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
PERSONALS.

Mr.. X. M. Biggs. of Lumberton, is
in the city visiting her father, Capt.
John Duckett.
Mr. Joseph Cox, of Clayton, is here
Mr.. e. G. Davis left yesterday morn
ing for Selma.
Mr.. S. d. Siler left yesterday morn
ing for Durham on business.
Mr.. j. ID. Boushall went to Colds
boro yesterday morning on business.
Editor G. II. Poe, of the Progressive
Farmer, returned from Hillsboro yes
terdav.
Mr.. j. M. Leach left yesterday
morning for the eastern part of the
State on business.
Mr.. Ernest Edwards, popular trav-
cling salesman, left yesterday for
points in the eastern part of the State.
Judge r. B. PEBBLES was here We'd
nesday on his way from holding court
at Pittsboro to his home at Jackson.
Mr.. Spencer j. Bass, of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, left yesterday morning
to visit friends and relatives in Tar
boro
DIR. Stancil, of Northampton. left
yesterday for his home, after attend
ing the meeting of the directors of the
Central Hospital.
Mr.. N. e. Broughton has gone to
Mocksville, where he will deliver the
address at the annual Masonic picnic
there.
Dr. l.. j. Picott of Littleton, re-
turned home yesterday morning, after
attending a meeting of the board OF
directors of the Central Hospital.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins. superintendent
of the Methodist Orphanage, left yes
terday morning for Durham in the in
terest of that institution.
Prof. John f. Laneau. of Wake For
est College. who has been spending
some months in the mountains, passed
through yesterday Ell route for his
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
THE GOVERNOR AT CHALYBEATE
Makes Address to Big Crowd for Spe-
ciaI Tax-Big Barbecue and Music
for Occasion.

Governor Aycock, who spoke al
ChaIybeate Springs yesterday for a
special tax district, was heard by a
crowd of people exceeding 500 in num-
her Raleigh. Ellington and Dunn
were all we'll represented, those from
the latter points coming on special
train.
The Governor spoke from the pavil-
lion for over an hour with the great
est force and eloquence, and was en-
Enthusiastically cheered by the people,
many of whom stood the entire time in
a driZZling rain.
After the speaking there was big
barbecue to which everyone was invit-
ed and the people enjoyed themselves
generally ''to the limit
The Governor was the only speaker,
and he covered the ground in con-
vincing way.
A splendid band was in attendance
and made good music during the day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
.srRUsTY,, TAKES FRENCH LEAVE
William Strickland, a White Convict,
Cuts Out From Camp Near
Dover. n. c.

Clerk of the Penitentiary T. M. Ar
rington has issued the following letter
offering reward for the capture of
William Strickland. white convict
"trusty" who recently made his escape
from the penitentiary camp near
Dover. n. c.
Raleigh, n. c., Aug. II, 1904.
Dear Sir: William Strickland,
sentenced from Columbus county in
December, 1900. for a term of five
years for robbery, made his escape
from the camp near Dover, n. c.. on
August Sth. 1904.
strickland was white man and
a trusty around the camp. He is
about 30 years old. feet 8 inches
high, weighs about $50 pounds. has
blue eyes and dark hair. and has a
scar on rioht ear.
For his recapture we will pay a
reward of ten dollars and all necessary
expenses. yours truly,
ct. M. ARLINGTON. Clerk
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
Old RaIeighite Here.

Prof. Frank NJ. Harper, who was a
number of years ago engaged III the
work of the public schools in Raleigh,
is in the city, accompanied by Mrs.
Harper and was busy yesterday shak-
ing hands with the many Raleigh peo-
pie by whom he is pleasantly remem-
bered.
Mr.. Harper left Raleigh for Athens,
Ga and is now superintendent of the
public schools of that progressive lit
tie city and was this summer president
of the Georgia University Summer
School there, which has only recently
closed, high honor which he we'll de-
served.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
WHITE AND COLORED

II WASH SAllE L -.
These are Outing Skirts. At these
prices every last ono of them should
change fro mour hands to yours on
short notice.
Shepherd Paid, Pcrcalc and White
Pin Stripe Cotton CheviOt and Solid
Black Duck Skirts reduced from zoc
Blue Duck Skirts, trimmed with
Folds and Blue Denim, also Bicycle
Cloth Skirts, trimmed with Bands,
White Piping, reduced from St.25 and
9l'0o 10 ...............- .coc.
White Piquc and Natural Linen
Skirts, popular styles, were $3.50 and
500: now go for .$1.Oo and S1.2o
White piquc worth S2.0G and $3.50
ROW sell for. 81 80 and $500
Grey Chambray and Brown Linen
Skirts. $3.50 and $500 values to be
closed at 1928 and $3.50
White Piquc and Butcher Linen
Skirts and Tourists Linen Skirts that
were $500 and Sl.5G, now. 49,. $500
a BUNCH OF SHIRT
WAIST SUITS.
You wouldn't take the time and
trouble to even make such suits. to
say nothing of the prices as these.
Percale Shirt Waist Suits i'm imita-
ton of Blue Chambray, White Bands
large Sailor COlorS, stylish, reduced
from $1.75 to 81 %.
Cotton Cheviot Suits-Red, Navy
and Black. Sizer b, 81 and SO, mark
ed from $2.25 to .....$1 $50
Solid Navy and Blue Polka Dot two
piece Suits marked from $500 To- $500
Black and White Check Bingham
and Linen Crash Suits marked from
$5.00. $500 and $6.5c down to $3.50.
S1.0O and -. 49,. $3.50
DRESSING SACQUES
AND kINONAS.
Don't want TO cary single garment
over, which will account for the lib
crai concessions.
Your choice Of any cOIO"ed Lawn or
Percal. DreSsin" Sacque or kimona
that is worth $f.25 and $50 for. 75c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12
\ sALE OF SHIRT WAISTS.

a SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS.
All the cOIored Lawn and PcrCai
Waists in stock piled togethcr-qual-
tiles 50. Csc. and $500. Some are Il
little mussed, but the laundry cures
that. Take y look at them and then
hear the nricc ..... 38c.
ALI KINDS or BABY
HATS AN DRONNETS.
This is another half price sale. Not
hat or bonnet in the white collection
will DC spared.
Young mothers flock here every year
for these marked down Baby Caps.
Daintier this year than ever. Prices
were 60c., 75c., $500. S1.25, $50 and
500. just for this Wcek-3Oc., SSc.,
soc, 62c., 75c., and. 500
TOURISTS TRUNKS.
Best baggage Of all kinds for travel
ers the kinds that Will stand the raw
iSies OF the baggage slnashcr.
Seward's improved automatic and
Romdhee's RolIcy Tray Trunks are
the best sellers on this market
We carry the LARGEST stock, all styles
and grades, Suit Cases. Club Bags,
Hand SatchcIs and Telescopes.
Telescopes from 25c. TO. 81 90
Satchels from 35c to. .. / 80
Club Bags from 75c to .... 800
Suit Cases from $i.f5 to. ... $3.50
Trunks from $3.50 to 1859
CLEARING SALES IN
EACIf DEPARTMENT.
Don't forget the sale of Soft shirts.
Mems Underwear and Hosicry--the
popular price Underwear.
Burt & packard's Korrect Shape
shoes and Turner's Oxfords at manu-
faCtUrcr'S prices.
Tie special sale OF Ladies' Muslin
Underwear and Separate Skirts, clos
ing out the odd lots i'm the dry goods
section. Special sale of Thin Hosiery.
Everything SummePist must go.
STANDARD FASHIONS for Septem-
her now ready.
Standard Patterns 10 IS and 2Gc.
The Designer soc year; single copy
Zoe.
Fashion Sheets FREE
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12

macist must be sober and not smoke
cigarettes competent to do anything
in the business. one with some
wholesale experience preferred None
other need apply. Address, stating
experience and salary expected.
"Quinine,' care News and Observer,
Raleigh, N. G.
S-10-1W
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Retail Grocery Business in Green's
boro is going to make change to eX-
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ON FIRM BID WE CAN LIKELY

furnish a reasonable number of
shares Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad stock at fair price. Hugh
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