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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-08
sTRoNG DEMAND FOR
WOOL At STEADY VALUE.

BOSTON. Mass, March s.. The de.
mand for wool continues steady with
values holding on firm basis. Higher
prices are no looked for Just now.
Medium woods are in special request.
Dealers understand that both fleece
and territory woods are well cleaned
up on medium grades.
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SWEDISH REPUBLICANS
TO MEET TOMORROW.

MOLINE. ILL.,, March s.-The state
league Of Swedish republican clubs.
one OF the most influential political
organizations In Illinois, holds It's an
nual convention here tomorrow and
elaborate arrangements have been
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WlIkesbarre Under Water.

\ WILkEsBARRE, Pa, March ST.
The water in the north branch Of the
susquehanna river is still rising ana
is the highest 1t has been since 1909
when the entire city was flooded. All
the lowlands are under water and
towns on the west side Of the river
are cut OF.
Situation Still Critical
HARRISBURG, Pa, March s-The
situation In the fooled region IS crit
ical and people are preparing for the
worst. The river has been rising
rapidly since las night. There Is
much sickness among the residents Of
the lowlands.
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THE KING or ENGLANDss
MOTOR

M0IOn SAnc.
LONDON, March Skiing Edward
was slow to suceumb to the automo-
bile craze, but apparently 1t has now
taken strong hold on him Accord
ing to the Motoring Annual for 1904"
just issued. the king owns seven cars,
five Of which are English and two
of German make. The best Of the
English cars is his majesty's 22,horse
power private pleasure car. magni.
ficent vehicle in which he drives only
his most intimate friends. The larg.
est OF the cars has a seating capacity
for Is persons, and is used by the king
to convey shooting parties to the Gov
erts.
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THE sMOOT
INQUIRY
---
Mrs. Clara Kennedy Welded at
Juarez, Mex. Recause Apostle
Refused to Coantenance
Plural Marriage
.MERRILL'S EVIDENCE
Son Of Apostle Admits Having
Plural Wife. Three OF His
Brothers aud Two Sisters
PolygamoUs

WASHINGTON. p. G., March S..
Mrs. Clara Kennedy resumed the
stand today III the Sntoot case.
Worthington for the defense con.
tinued the cross examination Of the
witness and inquired into the reason
for her marriage being consumated at
Juarez, Mexico, instead Of at the Nor.
mon settlement at Diaz where she
lived. She said she knew no reason
and had no information regarding the
attempt 70 have the ceremony per.
formed elsewhere. She said she did
not tell anyone that the man whom she
was to marry had another wife and
so far as she knew those performing
the ceremony did not know the mar.
riage was a plural one Later Mrs,
Kennedy acknowledged that an appli.
cation had been made to Apostle
Teasdale and he refused to authorize
or conduct plural marriage What
did he say?" asked Worthington
"He said It could not be done as all
that had been done away with. said
Mrs. Kennedy.
Merrill TestIHes.
Chas. +. Merrill, son Of Apostle
Merrill, was placed on the stand. He
said he was the son OF his fathers
third wife and that he was himself
polygamist. He married his first
wife in 1887. She died In 1889 and
ne married his legal wIfc II 1891. In
1888 while his first wife was living
he married a second wife, but, accord
| ing to law she was not his legal wife
as he had wife at the time Of the
marriage. He had five children by his
Illegal wife, and four by the other.
Merrill said hts father was still lly-
ing, although very feeble and was an
apostle of the church In regard 70
his fathers family he said his father
had SIX wives and that he had twenty
brothers and seventeen sisters. TIC
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Sailed
Petition of
RUSSIA MAY Be EXPECTED TO CUT MORE ICE HEREAFTER

Of Japanese troops proceed
regularly but much slower than ex.
pected. On landing In Korea and
Manchuria the Japanese forces Will
be divided into four armies. The
points OF concentration selected by the
Japanese general staff are not yet
known.
Russian Gunboat Demantied.
SHANG Hal. March S.--The Rus.
sian minister to Pekin has telegraphed
The Russian consul here sanctioning
the dismantling Of the Mandjur. Her
breech blocks and munitions will be
placed In custody Of custom officials
and the crew released on parole. The
Japanese cruiser Akitsusshima will
leave Shang Hal Immediately after
this Is done. N
Ice Specialist Arrives.
PORT ARTHUR, March s-yice
Admiral Makaroff, Ice breaking spec
ialIst Of the Russian navy, arrived al
Dalny yesterday and Is expected here
today. Complete tranquility prevails
throughout the district and nothing
has been seen OF the Japanese.
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REPUBLICANS or SOUTH
DAKOTA IN SESSION.

PIERRE, $. D., March s-Tne
members Of the South Dakota State
republican committee assembled here
today pursuant to CALL The purpose
or the meeting Is to decide upon the
date and place for holding the state
convention.
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stock md Yords.

New York May 5.-The sluggish
ness and narroWucsS Of the stock mar
ket was even mere notable today iran
on previous days this week. The move
ment of prices was so slight as to Of
fer little basis Tor comment. United
states Steel preferred was GolneWsio
relieved from the pressure to Whlch ii
has been recently subject ana Penn
Syivania was rather freely Sola wa
the dividend off. There was only Suea
buying of stocks as seemed necessary
to prevent the sagging tendency when
is normal to a stagnaut market. lie
news of the day had little effect eth
er way. Such developments as there
were offered nothing to stimulate any
revival of speculation The news rom
London of the fotation Of japanese
loan of 50,000.000, OF which New
York is expected to take half was
accepted as another evidence or real
abundance of capital resources mere
and the money market was quite an
affected by these prospective ciallhs
upon it The frmer tone Of United
States Steel preferred was helped BY
reports of the purchase of steel raiis
by some of the railroads, but the STOCK
gave way slightly after the announce
ment that the Shelby Iron company
would defer dividends. The advance
VI refined sugar was taken as eXplana-
tory OF yesterdays strength III sugar
out 1t was not followed up today Rail-
ROADS reporting weekly gross earnings
showed declines without exception foi
the fourth week in April. Prices re-
ceded late III the day under offerings
by tired holders, but the decline did
not proceed far. The days net
changes We're trivial losses
There L., 4
market than in stocks, but the tone
was irregular. Total sales (par value
$2.430.000
7. 5. old As coupon declined q pei
cent on call.
Total sales $4,000 shares, including
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more definitely foreshadowed Wheat
advanced a cent a bushel today on
moderate buying and further covering
by shorts, particularly in the July op-
tons. Statistician Snow in a summary
of the present condition of wheat says
sufficient data has not been received
to warrant the presentation OF figure
of the general average condition, but
it may be safely assumed that both the
public and private reports Of the con,
dition of the crop on May 1st. will be
considerably below the figures which
were presented by the same authori-
ties on April 1st. The best thai can
be expected with most favorable
weather from now on will be a rate
of yield considerably below normal"
Cables were less favorable this
morning, causing an opening decline
in the local market for cotton Of from
COLA points. After the first hour the
market turned on continental buying
of the summer months and prices
gradually rose to above the close of
Yesterday. Shorts were nervous and
covered on the continued light re-
ceipts. The Journal of Commerce.
dry goods report says: Buyers still
conservative Inquiries do not develop
into transactions. Belief in improve
ment before long. More curtailment
thought to be inevitable.
w. Is. SMITH & co.
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Bg[[S Find ALL:
TO THEIR FANCY
After the First Hour OF
the Trading.
OLD CROP COTTON LED
Liqht Estimates for Receipts and Ru-
mors of a Corner in May. Market
Closes Unchanged to an
Advance of Twelve
Points.
OLD CROP COTTON LED
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, May 5.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline of 30
y points under liquidation and some
selling by room brokers, following dis
appointing cables and generally favor
able early weather 2dviceS AT first
there was some hesitation, but it soon
developed that room shorts were COW
ering, presumably as a result OF the
continued light movement and talk OF
still further reduction in supplies as
a result of exports and better de-
mand from domestic spinners, While ii
also appeared that the more aggressive
attitude assumed by leading Southern
operators recently was leading to APP
prehensions as to position of the sum-
mer months. AT any rate the market
almost at once began to improve, led
by the old crop positions which were
in demand by shorts and spot houses;
and while the favorable weather ac-
counts naturally eXeTted n depressing
effect on the new crop positions, this
was offset to some extent by further
adverse crop accounts as q rd5ult OF
the less favorable climatic condition
of the past weeks. The very light es-
Inmates for. the days movement were
reinforced as an Influence. by light es-
Inmates for leading points tomorrow
and led to a belief in a very bullish
into-sight showing tomorrow.
In addition to this very bullish mes
Sages were received rom New Orleans
with rumors of a corner in the May
position in that market, but While all
these publish items had their effect
here they seemed rather to restrict
selling than to greatly Stimulate de-
mand, so far as the crop positions
were concerned. Prices, however,
continued TO creep upward Until in tbs
afternoon July was selling at 1880
and October 11.47, net advance OF
J0M 10 points.
Following these the market eased
off a few points under room realizing
and was finally barely steady at UNI
changed prices to an advance of / :
points. Sales were reported of $780,
900 bales.
Estimated receipts at the ports to-
day 100000 bales, against 4,129 last
week and $3.50 last year. For the
week $4,000 bales, against 41,303 last
week and 67.293 last year. Today's
receipts at New Orleans $50 bales,
against 3.229 last year, and at Hous-
ton SPA bales, against 1926 bales last
year.
New York, Ny 5-Cotton spot closed
steady 10 points higher: middling uplands,
1880. gulf .405 sales 1913. bales.
Futures opened easy and closed steady.
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DiScontinuancc OF Parlor Car Service
on Trains Nos. SO and IL From
Hamlet to Portsmouth.

Commencing May list, the Seaboard
Air Line will discontinue the opera
ton of Parlor Car service on trains
os. 38 and Al between Portsmouth
and Hamlet, and will resume running
Pullman sleeping cars on these trains
between Portsmouth and Atlanta.
Commencing May 18th we will re-
sumo Parlor Car service on trains
Nos. 80 and 40 between Charlotte and
Wilmington.
c. III. Gattis, c. p. & T. A.,
Raleigh, N. G.
II. T.. Smith, 7. Il. A,
Raleigh, n. G.
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w. E. Smiths
Market Letter .

Especial to News and Observer
New York. May 5.-While the tone
of todayS market was strong there
was no increase in activity outside of
the Rock Island issues, which were
manipulated to q higher level on buy
ing, said to be for account OF insiders.
The technical position of the market
is strong and with the small available
supply of floating stocks concentrated
in the hands of few large interests
it would appear that when these in
terests are ready to do SO, they can
run prices up rather easily. There is
no disposition to do so at present and
in consequence we look for continual
ton of the present nominal trading
until certain further events can be
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w are g. I. e!and'S
Cotton H. 0tt0Y

Raleigh, ". c., May 5.-The upturn
in July cotton today should be enough
TO keep anyone from the short side
of this market. 1t would not be hard
for anyone to see that july might
weeks and get rs low as / 3 Id cents
or even 3 cents and then go up a cent
in two days. When you have a cotton
famine on your hands it is not much
of q time to be short of cotton. We
can not put too much weight on this
There is q short interest in the market
and the first thing we know somebody
Will be buying July and sending the
price up in leaps and bounds. 1t may
not be a good time to invest in cotton,
we do not say it is, but this does not
mean that it is a chance to go short
and enc that should not be missed A
great many are selling the new crop
months. We do not like to sell short
when the crop is hardly out of the
ground. We will begin the next crop
year with less cotton on hand than
at any time since the Civil War in
all probability. This would be a fine
condition to be short of cotton If
should crop news turn out poor. We
may. see a gradual and slow sag for
some weeks and then prices will go I'd
more in two days than they went down
in two months Do not be short OF
cotton for a while yet, unless it is sim
ply scalping the market. II is too dan
gerous 4 game, with no reserve supply
to fa1l back on.
WARE & LELAND.
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Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

receipts yesterday -. -. bales
Prlces yesterday $500. IS 3-4014
rec Us same day last year. bales
Prlces same day last y'r. 10 1-4m10 IL
Recelpts this week :. II bales
Rec is same week last year 80 bales
Receipts to date 1851 bales
Rects last year to date ..14,746 bales
New York spots advanced 10 points
yesterday and are now at 1880 Raj
elgh showed no change, two bales only
being marketed.
The estimated figures here by
grades are: Strict good middling,
IA IA cents; good middling, IA cents;
strict middiing, 10 rs cents; middling,
- "a cents; stains and tinges, 10 to
IL cents.
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Open Clo-e High Low
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, May Spot cotton.
firm; offerings light. There We're APP
parently but few buyers. Sales 1925
bales, including 425 to arrive and 100
fob. Prices advanced Sc.
Futures opened steady with prices
/ point up to 5 points down, following
the lead of New York. Some little de-
mand for July caused strong recov-
cry from the levels to which the prices
had been sent at the opening. July
first went off points from yesterdays
close to 1892 on rather free offerings
and the recovery took it UP to 14.09 or
II points higher than the lowest lew
els of the morning. Neither October
or December went below the level of
Yesterdays close. The market was
affected by no new features. The sta
tistcal position grew stronger in the
interior and the movement was alarm
ingly light, but this attracted no at
tention. one of the bears admit that
the statistical position Of the staple
could not be stronger. The market
closed firm, the list showing net gains
of 226u2S points on the old crop po-
sitions and 9612 on the new.
New Orleans, May 5-Cotton futures steady,
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington May 5--Turpentine steady
81; pts q casks.
Rosin-hrm, $50; receipts li9 bbls.
Tar firm. 200, receipts AZ bbls.
Crude-frm, 2,2593.75@4.0,receipts 81 bbls
Charleston, May 5-Turpentine firm ) p
sales - casks rosin firm -: bbls
Quote A, b, C, d, 2.35@. E. 2,45; F. -; g, 2.55;
H26o; l, 2.70; X, 800; M, $40; N, 3.Zo; VIZ, $40,
WV, $50
Savannah, May 5-Turpentine firm, ...,
receipts $50, sales 50, exports $50.
Rosin-hrm, receipts 1924, sales 1908, exports
Quote jIoi A, b, c. 255D, $50, f 2B5, f go, G 90
Fl 275, 2,S0, X 3l5, NJ 3,20. N 3.25, VIC, 80,
WV $50.
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ST. Paul, 5000; L. & NJ, 500; Metro
politan Railway, 1900; N. & w, 500;
Pennsylvania, 1880; Rock Island
$500; do preferred, 200; Southern
Railway, $500; do preferred, 100; I'm
ion Pacific, 22,500; Copper, 1900;
Tennessee Coal, 200; u. S. Realty
preferred, 5000; y. s. Steel preferred
1920.
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New York Money.

New York. May :. p. m-Money on call
asy r4a,;1. cIo ing ~ offered 40. time
lo'sas ii~ner, G'davs pa u, 30 days ->4@, SIX
m )aa.io 81, prime IN ;fcantlle paper o4Wi14
steritn excl tnge cas-. Witn actual business
in p,n. ,erS' bills al $3.50 G,46.93 for demand,
and - 4SbUai,i.95 for 60 day bills posted
rates 4Sptbat' a IS, q numerical bliiS 4Si3sgM
bar silver ol1g, AleA lean dollars 43A.
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Grain and Provisions

Chicago, May sensational re-
ports of damage from winter wheat
States caused heavy buying of wheat
today, the result being a decidedly
strong market. At the finish July
wheat showed a net gain of q @ Is
Corn is up IS oats were precisely at
yesterdays closing figures. Provisions
are unchanged to 7 u c. higher.
Opening. Highest. CIosing.l Lowest
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HAVING PURCHASED

the interest of Hon. A. M. Powell in
our joint business as above stated, this
is to announce that / have sold our
wagons, horses, tools etc, and our in
terest in the Coal, Wood and ice BUsi-
ness to Messrs. Johnson & johnson, of
this city, who will be pleased to serve
our former customers and to whom !
command them.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour-quiet and st aady, winter patent LOO
iSo raights I. N@Lto, pr.ng patents $50; 7o
4o 70 5pEng patens wheat No ssFg me- sa aG
No. 3 e5@a2, No. 2 red l0o@l02, corn No. 2
I9@51; No y low 52@5s, oats NO; 4 4lzst ;
Az No. white o., NO. White 4ias So
fair to choice mailing l5@56, fax seed No;
TO-. No. northwestern 1857, prime timothy
2.S71S, mess pork per Dbl. il.oo@ll.70 lar
tIoose JG. l2%@6.2,, dry saltcd shoulders boxed)
short cle,r sides (boxed) 6.50G6.7h,
whskey basis of high wines l.23, clover con
tract grade 1913.
New York Provisions.
NEW YORK, May -Flour-steady winter
patents S.. zoos 80: Minnesota patents 700
525. do bakers 4000L2j;
Rye -four steady, fair to good sLl59435,
choice to fancy Si359470
Corn-meal steady yellow western sl.0S@llO
kin Rye dried tos No. o. western 7dZ
Barley inrctivc feeding ~ mating 55@65;
Wheat~hrm, No.2 red. rs; May, y22}s@; July
90; September, $50 Dec 80, 80 n.u ,zs,>. ,n,r
Cats-drm Mixed 458iG14 May No. ., Az,
Be Beef f-ls family ss5oalo5r mess SOFA
, .sSs6 o. beef hams 2oo5@2l.5o;
Cut meats-dull. ;pickled bellies, >, 6%@
!; picked shouldersbH; picked hams han s,9a@lse
lard steady, western steamed I.l00: renned
steady continent 7io compound, eA@2s
Is 50tGl500 mess 1800@l3,75
Tallow-dull; city (s2 per PACKAGE, GIG
country do 45a141R.
Rosin-st ady strained com. to good 2.eoG,
Turpentine-firm $1,000.
Rice-dull domestic, fair to extra, 3ag5K,
Japan nominal
Molasses-nrm New Orleans. open kettle
good to choice, 3l@S.
Coffee-spot Rio quiet, No invoice z
mild uuiet cordOya f0OI3
Sugar-raw firm fair rein 3-l6G1-32, CEN
trfilgal 96 test 3 2'-32 molasses sugar,
, l5-l6@3l-23 refined firm, confec. A 4.63-
mould 5.l5 cut loaf $50, crushed $50, pow,
dered $50, granulatedi.s0, cubes sos,
Butter easy extra fresh creamery 2i9h state
dairy liCd2}
Cheese steady state full cream small colored
fancy Sept. l0j4@iI; small white fancy Sept.
I0M@1l.
Eggs-barely steady state and Penn nearby
average finest, 19d Southern firsts 1920
Potaoes-steady Fla new 425Gj.25, Long
Islani 3.750l4 25, state and western sacks 3.40O
S.5a, Jersey sweets = 51ta4 co,
Peanuts steady, fancy hand-picke1 oI'9
other DOM SIC 3A66M
Cabbage-weak, southern bol--c1ate ,75Gl.25
Cotton Nv steam to Liverpool IN
Cotton seed foil was steady, no new featurs
crude t. o. b. mills 1870 prime summer yell
low 29%630 off sum. yellow nom prime white
~; prime winter yellow 1910,
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menc1ng to make preparations for flu
ture buying. Although certain irregu-
iafilles are currently reported sellers
90 not seem as disposed to grant con-
cesions as they were a few DAYS ago.
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Having sold my entire interest in the
firm Of Jones & Powell to Mr.. j. a.
Jones | desire to thank the public for
the liberal support given us for the
past tWenty-six years and to bespeak
for my successor the same liberal pa
tronage accorded the old firm.
A. M. POWELL.
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In confirmation of the above | wish
to join in thanks to the public and all
friends for past favors and confidence,
and to request "a continuance of the
same and the immediate payment OF
all accounts due, which will be the
most practical method of showing
their good will.
j. A. JONES.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the
estate of d. K. Moore, deceased, late
of Wake county, N. c., this is to notify
all persons having claims against the cs-
tate TO present the same 20 The uader-
signed on or before the Sth day of April,
1905, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery
T. B. CROWDER,
Executor
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Jones & Powell is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
J. A. Jones assumes all liabilities, and
money due the firm will be paid to
him.
April 30, 1904.
ia. JONES.
a. NJ. POWELL.
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Baltimore Provisions.

8ALTImoRE, May 5-Flour quiet winter
patents I90d5.2J, spring patents, Sl,oo@5.i5.
Whoatr-duli. spot contract lj2AdM no red
western lg,1a0A. May 1910, southern by
sample 9o61 1906 Nav lO2
Corn-firm 500, May 53@A Southern white
561a a5Sl5. April 52I49iE.
Oats Strong, No white 1907.
Rye-iull No. 2, 1880, uptown, NJ. 1880,
Butter-firm, fancy iru,ation l3'd28. tancy
creamery o., fancy ladle i5@l6, picked l29li
Eggs-steady In.
Cheese tdy, ,rgs @34'elo, small old 10 IA
new iDal6li
9J fine 10.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrative Of
DR.. A. j. Blanchard deceased, | hereby
notify all persons having claims against
his estate to present the same, in writing,
to me on or before March 10th, 1905. or
this notice viii be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons owing said estate are
notified to make prompt payment to me-
HARRIETT III. BLANCHARD,
Fuquay Springs, N. G. q
March 10, 1904.
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Liverpool.

Liverpool, May 5, p. m.-Cotton spot
American middling fair, I ~, good mddling
IT., middliEg 10, low middling So, good
ordinary, 7.:1S ordinary 7lS. The sales of the
uay 5000, bales of which 300 were for specu-
lation and export and included $500 Ameri-
can. Receipts 5000 bales including no
American.
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Other Cotton Markets.

Dry Goods Market.
New York, May 5.-The dry goods
market III spots presses a better tone
and a good many buyers are COM
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The Raleigh & Cape
Fear Rwy. Co.
TIME TABLE NO. 10.
Effective Tuesday. April 5,
1904. at 1901 a. IN.

supcrscding All Previous Time Tables
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S. 4. J.. Stocks and Bonds.
Baltimore May 5-Scaboard Air Line
common 93l@, preferred l7H@i8R
Bonds-iS -
A. c. l.. common l07I@i03, preferred".