davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-05

Ote stIoUuH9 NHoeI I'M PdlaFe 3u
Roiberiba, Der alten Gr6nungslfdtte Der
ferbii6en &6nige, ftatt.
Sort Nrtb $ a en9e=
perrt.
2onbon, 5. Mai. Sie Sotio
@prreiponbenten bes telegraph unb beg
@bronicle berfi9ern beibe, DaB Bort
Nrtbur pirfungspon ,pertorft iei."
s. ednberter g tanb=
punft t.
Berlin, 4. Mai. Sie 3eitun
gen baben er6Btentbeils Die gfeigung
aufqegeben, ben japanif6en Sieg am
Oalu 3u perfleinern. Sen erften Nr=
titeln Der politiiden &ebafteure folgen
iebt iol9e Der Militdr=& ritifer, BON
benen elmer ertldrt, der 8erluf Der
balben rufitf9en Mrtinerie bebeute Nie=
berla9e .sans phrase.
Eieier &rititer erfldrt Die japan.
Nttton fir 9rOBartig, mdbrenb ale Be-
urtbeiler Die mpralif9e Wtrfung oes
&riees betonen.
2lopb= 9 amper an
Sapan.
Berlin, 5. Wai. Ser 8oiftf6en
.3eitun9 3ufolge bat Der Norbb. 2lpDb
Die japan. &e9ierung s Dampfer
ieiner ofaftatif9en 2tnie gu 9rtegs=
5pefen berfauft.
Tranfrei9.
100 2eben berni d t.
Saigon, Granabiii@ Snbo=
China, 4. Wai. @o9in=@bina murbe
am 1. Wai bon einem Orfane berbeert.
Gina 100 @in9eborene famen um's
2eben; Der S9aben tit 9rOB, iebO9
ni9t fir Die 99iffabrt. 9ier fino
ole Selegrapbenlinien aerit6rt.
@uba.
9 arbari9 Ct efutto n
Santiago, 4. Mat. Nter
berurtbeilte M0rber tpuroen beute i'm
@efdneniB nit Der @arOtte bingeri6tet.
@s mar bies bic erfe geieblt9e @recu.
tion ieit Der fpanif6en Serri9aft. Die
Sdarfri6ter, Die 9eftern nit Der So
rotte aus 6apana etntrafen, mdren
bonn gDlt fat in 9ttide 9erifen uor=
ben. Cine petition an Prdibent
8alma, Die l1rtbeile um5upanbeln,
batten feinen grfolg.
Stalien.
grpteft bes 8atitans.
&om, 4. Mri. Ser SRerDatore
&omano, bas patifanif9e Organ, berz
Dffentli9t cine amtli9e Note, mona9
Der big. 9tubl Prdioent 2oubet's
&om= 8eiu9 als f6werfte 8eleioigung
geger feline Wiirbe unb &e9te anfiebt
unb besbalb Der fran3. &egierung einen
energif6en 8rotet iiberianbt bat, Der
audi anberen HeQieruuoen mitget6eilt
muroe.
Seiterrei@= un8Gr1.
Neue paf r=9inie mad
81 M Oort.
Us n, A. Mat. 9ie 6iter. =ameri=
fanii9e 2inie, pel9e bisber BON Srief
nod mittelamer. 1dfen Gra6tbampfer
i'm 8etrieb batte, be9innt am Wontag
mad Sem Sort einen reselmdBtgen
paRasieroienf. 9rei Sampfer. ieber
fir 1000 Bis $1,000 8ahaeiere, mere
ben einsefent. Sc banbelt fi@ pOr=
nehmli9 INN Musnanoerer aus ben
fiioli4en Probinsen unb ben 8alfan=
Staaten. 9ie 2inte pirb borausfGt=
lid BON Der &eeierung Subbention er=
balten. Nut Stalieu III intereiiirt,
inbem es fi9 in iebem @4ife &aum
fit 500 italien. Nustpanberer reier=
Dirte, bic i9 in Neapel einf9iHen.
Eibet.
Ole britif9e Expedition.
81 10 Oorf, A.. Mai. Na6 elmer
.Simes" =9epef6e aus @pang=8ue.
3ibet, 1T Der Garo paB auf Der biret=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Gtaot Baltimore.
Sin pakenDeS Wei@enf.

8iele OeutI9=M merifansr, bic I'M
gef4GftliGen Sreiben bes biefisen Sc
bens ni4t piel 3eit finben unb ni4t
aufpohentli9 an bic 8ertpdnoten uno
Treunbe i'm alien 8dterlanoe i4reiben
fOnnen, ididen i6pn felt Sabren bic
jebe Wode erideinenbt Musgabe oes
gOeuti4en gorreiponoenten" ar ibre
Gieben j%enieits bes Oceans, mo ieBt
gerabe unes 4merifaniide 10 9roBes
Snterefe erregt. 9as Wohenblatt
beg nSeutfden Gorreiponbenten" bic
tet Den Deuti4ldnoiifen 2eiern Elm
fldres Bib pom benz bie L
3ablz
rei4e 8riefe ii6er3eugen uns bapon,
oab Die 3eitung bort germ geleisn
fpiro.
&ein Seuti9zWmeritaner fann ieiz
men 6reunoen in 0eutihlaro nit $4
cine grobere 1reube bersiten, dls ipern
er i6nen bds Wpdenblatt fir Elm Sdbr
i6idt. Die Gmpfdnger iperoen it4erz
li6 jeoesmal bet'm Gintreffen 'bes
.Oeutf6en gorreiponoenten" nit 2ie6e
uno 9unf6d-feit oes giti9en 8e6ers
~gebenfen.
Iuftrdse unter DEMONSTRATING
iinb gu ri6ten an
GSinnrn Statue,
6erausgeber oes r9eutiden Gore
fppnoentsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Snr6 9en6tgas rrifiGt.

Der Al Sabre ate 6arrD 6er6erH
9ummono Don @as eritidt in
ietner 8obnung oufgefunoen. -
Coroner 8aIOpin Iagt, es lei ELM
11nfaQ.
Der Al Sabre ate 6arrD 6er6erf
9ammono pon g&r. 248, Meit : 6offz
montraBe, MitgIieo Der 5irmaSam4
mono Ii. So, Grocer BON g2r. ZIG
unO 118, 2inoen : 2(Oenue, tpuroe ge4
tern Na9mittag rm 3 u6r in be-
nuBtIofem 3uItanoe in feiner Do64
nung aufgefurOen, uno tur3 Dor 8
u6r itarb er, troBoem ie9s 4erate
ii4 bemii6ten, ibn in's8emuBtIein 3u4
rid gu beruFen. 9r. 6ammono
ppbnte NIT feinem 8ruoer, Srn.
@burle5 9ercp 9ammpno, oe7en 9uz
Mile ii4 CUR 3eit in 3aIbotsG ountJ
gu 8eiu8 auf6Glt. pa bic 5amilie
9ammono a6peIeno uno folgli4 oas
9uus nt4t gebei3t mar, CAB 9r.9amz
monb am MittpD9 Nbeno feline 2lbz
ii9t funb, bic Ha9t i'm gNltampnt4
9otel" 3u3u6ringen. Ms Bis geitern
Morgen fpGt 9r. 6ummonO ni4t int
8ef6dft eri9ien, tparb Elm 8ote nd9
benz 6otel geIdnbt. 0ort iteQte es
ii8 6eruus, buB 9dmmonb ii6er6uupt
ni8t regiitrirt bate, 1no nun ipuroe
beffen 3iHrmer gepaltfam g%e0ffnet,
nobel man 6ammono in bepuBtlo4
fem .3uitanoe in Ieinem Bette borz
fanb. 9as @aSlt9t 6rannte, tpGbz
reno pom @d8ofen Der S9ldu9 niez
o~ergefalen mar uno Der Oeffnung oer
t0otli6e 0unIt entitr0mte. Gs tpur4
ben 1oglei4 flint Qer3te aus oer9&o6z
bur16uFt our Ste1e gerufen, pelfe
ieoo9 flr8 Dor 5 rbr e%rfldrten, odB
ale 0ieoerbele6ungsoerIu4 6offz
n1ngslos feien. Der Sobte par elm
So6n BON 6rn. Qrmonb 9ummonbt
So6n 6es e6emaliqen 8unoes=!6iilfss
S6abmei1terS BON Baltimore unter
@rooer Glebeluno'8 Administration.
.gr binterldBt folgenbe 9inOer: 9rr.
Trunf s. 6ammonb in Su[bOt { 60,
6rn. Ormono 6ummon0, PrdIioent
Der 6ammono Sis : 60, 9rn.G6as.
g. 6ammono, 6rau Mdrp 9Oipdro,
uno bic 5rls. 2ittie 6, uno &nna 80.
6ammonb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Ser r@ermunid mdnnerz
for" ernannte in ieiner r~egelmdBiz
gen 8eriummlung folgsnoe @omite'n
fir ben fommenoen Wa8fenbaq: Gre
tutib : @omite: $50. Saco6 9lein,
8eorge 8eitpiB, 8beo. 9emberger, &.
s. &ubbe, .. 8. 69iQing, 9b. Rinn,
iun., unD s. g.. Rolfer; MhlIif : So
mite: So. 6. s. Robbe, SOhn 8. ROtz
fer unD Soi. s. S6leifer; 0etordz
tions : Gomite: 9. Moment6p, 9p.
8inn, jun; 9rei5z unO @infaufs~@os
mite: So. 81. Datteni8eibt, .. 8.
@6iQtng uno @us. 9ouff; San3zGoz
mite: 6r. So6n @.Rolfer; @mpfangsz
Gomite: %. +. 4fau.
8eerDtgungen. - 9oS Qeiz
4enbegdngniB Oon 9rn. Martin 8ugz
ner, fpel6er am Montag in Ieiner leB=
ten Wo6nung, Rr. 2O6, 2aurensz
StraBe, aus Dem 2e6en i6ieo, fdno
qeftetn Mprgen ppm 3rauer6auI aus
ouf Der r@resnmount : Gemeterp"
itatt. 53uerit purDe Der 2ei6nam naA
Der fat6. ct. Mi9oel5 : Stride iberz
gefiibrt, tpoieI6it cine feierli6e Rez
QUEEN : Msfe fir iein Seelen6eil ceIsz
brit nuroe. Batter gilbert Stern
funqirte aI8 Gele6ront, Batter Sames
s.. Nolan BON Der Corpus G6riitiz
Stride ais 0iafon uno 8uter Murrup
bon Der ct. Gli5a6et6 Stride als
Sub : 0iafon, SIN Santtudrium
beFanben Ii4 Batter 36omds s. @taz
pleton bonn st. SoiepbS : 9Ofpital,"
8Qter 9eter Wanning BON Der ct.
Qnbrens : Stride unb Batter 6enrD
g. Nagengait bon Der ct. 4ntoniusz
Stride. Qts Observation-Disclosures fun
qirten bic So. Grant u. 5urit, s. s.
6omer, Sames u. Ri6uroion, 81. 90.
sSones, So6n 9u6ert, Sbomas S.8o5s
peG, WiIiam 9ougbertp unO Sbos.
Gorbon. Gls aftiOe 8a6rtu6trGg:r
funqirten bic Folgenber 4ngeiteQten
Der Martin Wagner : @Ompugnis;
So. 6. u. 8arr, %. s. Qepelnn,
Mm, ungel, Quguf Nioen9an, @oam
arieg6an, SoIepb 5teigel, So9n 2oB
unO G6arles S0hende,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
IN Der spine bes S6tffg4
lr,a

Sn &6eOertreiIen gs6t pieoerum
oas 8eriidt, OuB 9r. 3. y. Batter. als
PrGitbent Der rSnternationulen 6onz
beIsmdrinez Gompagnie" getpa9(t per4
ben SoirO. SIN aDaGitr. S~ournal"
Dor Retbzgort bieB es geitern: r0us
8erii4t lit mod nift beftGtiqt pproen,
O6glei3 9r. 8ufer Oes Oefteren ais
Ha4folger bes 9rn. @riscOm genannt
fpurbe." 9r. 8uter tpeigerte li6, ais
man i'm i'm Continental 8 ui IL Sc
bdube auHu4te, irgeno tpel6e @nguA
ben be3igli4 Der QngeIegen6eit su
mdGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Sabrprets : @rmdBtgun
den 3ptifen Baltimore unb

s p refs : y m q B 9 Il n :
gen 3pii9en Baltimore unD
Sparrop's Yoint auf Der nPennz
inlpania @iienbabn."
Sn 3raft tretsno am /. Sanuar
1904, peroen Die 5abrpreiie fir Die
einfude 5abrt unO Hunofabrt 5pi>
f6en Baltimore unb Sparrop's
goint unb ben 3pif4enJStutionen
auf Dem Sparrop's POint : 3neise
Der rpennibalDania : @iienbabn"
G,NSrbtide Central : @iienbabn") err
mGbigt. Qm unb mad Obisen Saz
tum ipirb bic einfa9e 5abrt bon Bal
tirnore mad Sparrop's point unb
ppm Sparrop's point mad Baltimore
% Gents foiten, uno Die H~unofa6rt
30 Gents, NIT entipre6enpen 3aoutz
tionen mad 3nii9en : Stationen.
1,2,4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Yrniit Weniahr.

Nun oas alte Sa6r perraui6t,
8oriiber ging's bsi9ningten 5uBes.
Wobl man6e Meni4eniesle luui4t
Dem Na6ball ieines S4eiDegruBes.
Sin 8d6lein mars, Dem S9oob Der
I3eit
DIS fro6 6egriiBter QueQ entiprunz
gen.
9fun bat IS Die 8eradnqen6eit,
Ods nimmerIatte Wlesr, peri6lungen.
l1no fat es Dir Elm 2eib gebra6t,
Sas unoermut6et Dir %gefommen,
90 bat IS audi pp6l ii6er Nu4t
Sin andres nit binpeg genommen.
uno pie oiel 6reuoe, pte bel Slid
8erlieb es bod ben Meni9enfinoern!
0us 9ute, S6one bleibt 5uriid,
Sds Geib gu 6atlen unD gu minbern.
Ri6t iebne Dir 5uriid bas Sa6r,
8eoenfe Ieiner ni9t in Srauer,
Wenn 9tr's elm Sa6r Der 9sreuoe
IUuI.
9ier lit fein Slid 0 eip'ger Oauer.
yft6t gage, penn IS Dir ben S6ein
Ser Come nimmer fonnte fpenoen:
SEPT bri6t Die neue 3eit berein,
Sas junge Sa6r fam 8ieles penoen.
0as @lte iinft, IS tpsi6t bic Io6t,
Gin neues sSabr begtnnt 5u li9ten.
Der Heuiabrsmor9en lit ertpadt
Wftt neuem 3iel uno nelen pfli9ten.
Ses neuen Su6res Come glii6t
WerbeiBun9spoa Der Welt entoeaen.
Wtt 9ott porun! 9erbor9en blii6t
SIN 3eiteni9ooB Der 3ufunft @eoen.
50 griB i'd bid, bu neues sSa6rl
unb fpenn oas erite Mprsenlduten
Bonn Sburm berabflingt 6eQ unb
tldr,
Sp mOg' es 9eil unb Slid beoeuten.
Soft geb' uns araft unb 6sitigteit
gu IQem, mas er uns bethlehem,
uno i9enf' uns jebt unb aueseit
Sin frDblth 6er3 uno feinen eErieheni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Grlnube mir, mcinc ~nllertpdrtS gus
ten Mnflana ft%nDeHocn 3beiu., Mo
icI= mn 0lbr.W ionic ntcin Sd=
ger fciner SiauDre in cmpfcblcnce
Grinuerung 5n bringen.
II. 8 b It,
1876 99eit= Snnette=, nahe Sibertgitr.
6. 81 g. Sci. ct. 9anl 1864 ..
E256-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

lin Gnres MagenS iuiGIen" trinft
bic tucltberiihmten Siere Der gins
hcnIer SMih Srnucrei. SIN allen
Sntcls mno ben beIten 0SirtbihaftrH
N ba6en. SrOmpte SicferuHa fiir
Tamilien. q cbrnndb. llniere 8iere
ba6en tuicOer sic critic @rGmie, ale
SaS rcinIfe MnG bette Bier in Der
Melt, BON Der faiierlid1en Commits
lion fir 9Sifenibeften in Drag er'
balten.
Saltimprer Srandl,
4ratt' uno Senn StraFe.
g.. =. Sapper, MaRaSer.
I'D nnh-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Sine Nciie noth ScutIdlous.

Cine 3ciie nad S%cmtid)lano,
urn bic WeIt ODER na4 irsen0 einem
SbeiIs Der We!t arrangirt. Reile>
bi1ete iibsr ale 8abns unb Odmpfers
2inien. 9bep. 8. 9iener &c
IS O.. 415 Water<@5tr. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Wetteraust9ten n. Sir
Marplano uno ben Siitritt columbia
fdones Dstter uno iioli6e, nad Wez
fen umiprin9enpe Winoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

4bmiraIS6 IeD niGfgir T.
ger Wdrplanb' s perben. =
Nus Waf6ington, .. g., nirb 6erifz
tet, oab aomiral Winfielo Scott
@4leD elm Ddbler in feinem Seiz
matbstdute Marblano gu perben BE-
abit9ti9t. 9smgemGB ioGen feline
5reunoe in Der MarplGnoer 2eaislaz
tur beabit9ti9en, in bieier 8Drper=
1adft einen 8eidluB ein5ubrinaen, IS
ibm gu %geitdtten, ii6 i'm @taat re9iz
itriren gu ldfsn uno gu ftimmen unb
ibn gu einem 8iirger Oes Staates gu
erfldren, glei9oiel, mo- er ieinen
Wo6niiB auh4lugsn mag. Der 4Dz
miral Ielbft iagt, bub ss i6m in ben
As Sabren, Die er in Der Marine oien=
te, ni6t mOgli9 getpeIen lit, iein
Stimmre6t aus3uiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Sin oliif(icheS Neuiobr

piini6t alien i6ren 8unoen un8
8Onnern Die 6rant Stet4
Brauz So. N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

DlittI. Saroulet.rf. 80. % @ohfie 2tmperatur. 36
NiittI. 3bernroucterf.. % giieorisiIe lemptrat. 81
Die hohfts Sdue1istttt oeS 9eiibes IN eincr
Stuuoe bsirus Is 1teilen pom Wefsu.
Dos stfrioe Bstter. -Ois n~itoriet.
9.mp,rctur oes eefrie,n Sag,s ibis 8 ubr astnbs)
mar aui Made ,uannitn Stationen, ME ioIat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Gin gliifliheS Ieuiabr

1p1nldt alien ibren &unben unb
9Onnern Die 5rant @teiG
y rduz 6 o. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Wcffebrerid1t.
Ser. Staaten=9 Bett.rsShrtdu
Baltimore. Den 81. DECEMBER 1908.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-14
LAND SALE.

By virtue of a decree OF the Superior
Court Of Wake County, will sell by auc
ton, for cash, at 10 o'clock a. M, on the
22nd day of January, 1904, at Reddish's
Store, nine miles north OF Raleigh, that
portion of the J. A. and Mary Honeycuti
land known as "The Webster Place." con.
tanning 10 acres. This tract adjoins the
lands of Shaw, Reddish, Walton and
others, and lies directly on the new road
that has been ordered, which will shorten
the distance from Raleigh to the northern
part of the county some mile and hall
or two miles and will be the principal
northern road to Raleigh. This tract con
tains a two story dwelling nearly new
and is divided into tenable land and wood
land, and has mcuh WOOD and some nne
timber on it. J. H. FLEMING,
12-23-t. d. 9. commissioner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-14
Small Pox Closes Schools.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Salisbury. NJ c., Jan. 13-On account
of the prevalence of smallpox on the Yad-
kin river, east of this city, the county
board of commissioners have ordered the
pupils of the public schools in the towa
ship adjacent thereto vaccinated in or
der to prevent spread of the disease
Two cases of smallpox have developed
in South Spencer, across the Southern
yards from the main part OF the town,
the parties being colored, but as pre-
cautionary measure the white pubic
school in this vicinity has been Closed
until conditions are improved. The small
box situation in Davidson county. which
has been very grave recently, has
grown no worse during the past few days
and it is believed that the physicians
and health officers now have the disease
under control.
Mr.. w. p. Campbell, the mechanic who
recently left the Southern shops at Spen-
Ger to enter the ministry, has gone to
Wake Forest College, where he is taking
special course of study preparatory 10
pulpit work.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-14
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Jan. 13.-The inert stock
market today seemed to reflect no devel-
opment in affairs but the stagnation of
the market was in itself result OF the
uncertainty Of over the outcome OF the
Far Eastern crisis. The same effect WAS
caused in the various commodity markets.
which have shown themselves under tie
influence or the war news, and the for
eign securities markets also were practl-
cally idle today. These markets were
evidently waiting, all of them, for some
more definite shaping of the future Of
events. In the absence of speculative de-
mend for loans the offering of call money
became SO large today as to suggest an
carly stage of plethora in the money
supply. This abundance of money re-
sources still signally fails to attract any
demand for securities, either of stocFs
or bonds. Only a handful of minor stocks
moved widely today with rather palpable
evidences of manipulation to account Of
| the movements. At the same time there
was a conspicuous falling Off in the
rate of activity of the few prominent
stocks which have made up the bulk of
| the dealings in the recent dull markets.
such as Amalgamated Copper, Pennsyl-
vania and u S. Steel preferred. The un-
certainties of the war outlook are con-
sidered sufficient explanation of the In
disposition to trade. but influence is ex'
erted also by the large amount OF rall'
read borrowings hanging over the mar
ket, and which are competently estima-
tied at above s3o0O0O,O0O. The news OF
a $25, 600, 900 loan to the Pittsburg Coal
Company also suggests the industrials
as possible additional borrowers on a
considerable scale. The possibility of an
iunheralded decision being unexpectedly
hand down in the Northern Securities
casa kpother factor making for con-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-14
o1roTAT1oNs OF COTTON YARNS.

New York, Jan. 13.-No. 1851 and ISL
warps at 21-211a; No. 14s-1 warps at p
221b No. 1851 warps at 221s; No. IS TO
los yarn at 1920; No. ISL at 2O1a-21;
No. 14s-1- at 211s; No. 1851 at %; No.
2Os-1 at %; No. 22s-1 at %; No $50 ply
soft yarn at 2O1k-21 No.s 1852 ply soft
yarn at 211a-22; No. $50 ply hard at 20
2O1a No 1882 ply hard at 211a; No 1872
ply hard at 22-221z; No. 14s-2 ply at %;
No 1852 ply at 23-231a; No 2Os-2 ply at
241a No. 24s-2 ply at 20; No. 26s-2 ply
at 25-251s; No. 30s-2 ply yarn at 271a; No.
4Os-2 ply at 911s 80; No. $50, A and ply
at 1920; No. 2Os-2 ply chain warps at
%; No. 24s-2 ply chain warps at 25R-26;
Nc. 1852 ply chain warps at 26-2GlA; No.
sOs-2 ply chain warps at 2716-2S; No. 1852
ply hard twist at 2S2S1a; No. 20s-S ply
hard twist at 241a; No. 1858 ply hard
twist at 251a.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.


New Orleans, Jan. 13.-Spot cotton
quiet and steady Sales 1000 bales, in
Guiding $50 to arrive; delivered on con-
tracts 600. Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened 10 to IL points lower,
caused by dec! hes at Liverpool and
New York Fresh buying by longs and a
steadyfi undertone alarmed shorts who
hurriedly went to cover and sent prices
N, on themselves The chief feature early
in the day was the covering by those
shorts who sold on the curb last night
or at the close of the market yesterday.
In the trading of the morning March
first lost 10 points at 1897 and then ad-
yanced Is 14.1O May lost points at l4SO
end advanced to 14.44; July lost 10 points
Of 14.53 and advanced to 14.71. Leading
bulls supported the market aggressiveiy
until late in the day when reports were
spread around by the bear element to
the effect that newspaper dispatch had
beon received announcing that war mad
been declared The bears seized this CLUB
with great vigor, hammering prices down
20 to 80 points near the end OF the SIS
SON the market closing at about the
lowest figures of the day. Net losses 80
to AZ points.
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Original Rate, Without New EXAMINE
!. d. Boushall, Manager, Raleigh,

servatism in speculative commitments.
Prices today gravitated to lower level
from sheer hamilton and the close was on
the down grade.
Bonds moved narrowly and irregulaliy.
Total sales (par value) 600
u. s. 3's registered declined ga per
cent on the last call.
Total sales were 213.4O0 shares, including
Atchson 500: c. and o., 225; l.. and NJ,
40; N. and W., 100; Pennsylvania 1878;
Roc Island 1860; st. Paul 1900; South
ern Pacific $500; Southern Railway $500;
Union Pacific $3.50; Copper 1880; Brook
lyn Transit $500; Tennessee Coal and
lion 400; U. S. Steel 6,255; U. s. Steel
6,255; T. S. Steel preferred 29.500
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. Jan. 13-Turpentine moth
50: receipts q casks.
Rosin-firm at 30 receipts 27S bbls.
Tar-firm, l.S0; receipts 81 bbls.
Crude-firm, 2.25@3SO@3.s0; receipts 50 bar.
rels.
inal Gle, receipts sales exports
Quote A, Il. C, 225: D, 2oj L. DDS. r Q Al. n o.o.
H,2.G5; |, 2.70; K, 2.95; NJ sos; N, is: Wa S35
WV, 3.65. " ''-''
- SAVANNAH, Jan. ls-Turpentine steady.
So; receipts SO sales 10e. exports s'edu1
9SS A'io exports
Quote A, B, G, 24O;D. 240; E,25O Fos. a
26;e; 81, 275 2.S5; &, 800; M, 3.l5; N, Az. wa
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NOTICE.

The Directors IF the North Carolina
Railroad Company have declared an an
nual dividend on he capital stock of the
company. of Ier cent, payable semi
annually on the st of February and LIST
of August, 1904 The books of the COM
pany will be closed for the transfer of
stock from January 10th, to February
1st. 1904.
d. H. MCLEAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
January s. 1901. l-s-t. d.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

On Saturday, January 10th, 1904, at
noon on the premises of the Home Ice
and Refrigeratirg Company, Burlington
N. G. will sell for cash, at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, all the prop
ertv and appurtenances of any and all
descriptions. belonging to the said Home
lee and Refrigerating Co., consisting
mainly Of an ice manufacturing plant
complete. Title perfect
J. M. MEACHAM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.

Receipts yesterday. :. :. % bales
Prices yesterday . :. . 10 11-1Gd113 1916
Receipts same date last yr IA bales
Prices same date last yr -. 1908 5-S
Receipts this week :. :. Il bales
Receipts same week last yr 63 bales
Receipts to date :. :. :. II 400 bales
Receipts last year to date 12,0S5 bales
The report of a declaration of war
scared the cotton market yesterday and
prices went off. The market is apt now
to fiuctuate widely if war is 10 go or
but the report yesterday was untrue.
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NEW YORK MONEY!

NEW YORK. Jan. IL. 2p. mm
easy at ls4@2l5; closing q. .a2 ta,ly on can
4H@ 90 days 80 days, 4ISaM ssx mo Hey
lh9A prime mercantile paper Sa5 SIX star Gtns
e eIs At Maia actual cuisines in BANKERS
for 60 day bills posted yt.ss na at 4S Ss Az
commeIel bills 1915 bar silver So Mex lean
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 13.--Active support main
tanned frmness in wheat today IN the
face of a number of depressing factors.
The close was strong with May shade
higher than yesterdays final figures. May
corn gained 3-S to lie, oats 7-Sc and pre-
visions from IL to zoe.
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OF PARLoR AND
DINING CARS ON SEABOARD AIR
LINE TRAINS NOS.
Commencing on January
board Air Line Railway
daily Cafe Dining Cars
81 and -ha+-1lna4a- IIaralc
ton, and on January 18th
urate Pullman Parlor Can
trains Nos. 81 and 66. be
ton, D. c., and Pinehurst
For further information Apply W
c. H. GATTIS. C. P. and T. A.,
Raleigh, N. G.
q. P. SMITH, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. G.