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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-05
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Market Letter.

Especial to the News and Observero
New York, April Advances enjotted
in the stock market since the announce
ment of the Northern Securities decision
was temporarily checked today owing to
apprehension that the suit brought by
Mr. Hartman against the Northern Sc
curities Company regarding the distribu
ton If assets of the latter company which
might terminate in the Hartman inter
ests obtaining control of the Northern Pa
cific Road would bring about a renewed
competition for the control of the proper
ties interested. The statement that the
suit was friendly one ended to reassure
confidence in the situation, and after
early declines the entire market rallied.
That there was some fear of additional
competition was indicated by the advance
of Union Pacific to 90, but buying OF
this stock today was traced to Standard
Oil interests and had no connection with
the Northern Securities settlement. A
better feeling prevailed at the close and
higher prices in general list are ex,
pected.
While wheat was inclined to. weakness
all day and lost IL cents more attention
was given to the coarser grains. Oats
lively steady until the afternoon when
selling orders brought about decline OF
Gent a bushcl Valentine bought May
and July corn freely on the decline.
In The absence Of any lead from Liver
pool owing to The holidays, the local mar
kct opened quiet and steady with prices
five points up, five points down. F>irmness
prevailed during the sessions and prices
slowly advanced ten to fifteen points.
Advices from Texas report fine rains over
the State, particularly in the southwest
section, where il WAS most needed. That
spinners are not buying III quantity at
present prices, is indicated by the fur
thor shutting down Of factories in the
East. There is nothing as yet to indi-
cate which side will make the necessary
concessions.
W. B. SMITH & CO,
Il Broadway, New York.
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SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of authority conferred upon
me as commissioner by order of the SUI
perior Court, in special proceedings No.
1125, entitled w. H. Burt, executor OF
Penina Stinson, deceased VS.. James Low
ell Wood ct ais, will on the 21st day of
March, 1904, at IL o'clock m, offer for
sale at public auction, for cash on the
premises in Holly Springs Township,
Wake County, State of North Carolina,
that piece or parcel of land adjoining
the lands Of James Norris (coloreD, de-
ceased, on the West, d. T. Adams on
the Norsh, and others, bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a stake and
pointers, Norris corner, and runs as his
line NJ 2 degrees, East $3.50 chains to a
pine stump, d. T. Adams corner; thence
as his line South IS degrees. East Is
chains to a stake in, said Adams line:
thence South degrees, west 27.25 chains
to stake; thence North So degrees, West
Is chains to the beginning, containing
4181 acres more or less.
This 10th day of February, 1904.
w. II. BURT.
Commissioner.
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j.. y. BOUSHALL, General Agent,
Tucker Building, Opposite Post Office, Raleigh N. C

general list was partly repaired in sympa-
thy with the first strength of Union Pa
c:fc, but the persistence and the volume
of the demand for that stock awakened
the fears of the traders and the general
list was sluggish and heavy for the rest
of the day. ST. Paul was most acutely
affected by the opening break, as it has
sen most actively speculated in on the
unwarranted assumptions of the course
of the Northern Securities settlement.
Other notable movements seemed to be
due to special causes. Peoples Gas suf
led from the Supreme Court decision
adverse to its contention against the rs
ccrts Chicago gas ordinance. United
states Steel preferred reflected the anx-
ioty over the showing of earnings to be
H,ado by the quarterly statement due to-
utITow. Amalgamated Copper and Sugar
weakened sharply without explanation
The squirt in Chicago Great Western was
called a traders movement. small en-
gaGement of gold for export was an
uornced and the holiday in London was
supposed 20 curtal the activity of the
Is okange market on which the gold move
,aent depends. Weekly reports of railroad
traffic, officials were somewhat restrained
N the expressions of satisfaction with the
traffic outlook
The bond market was quite active and
somewhat irregular. Total sales (par
value) $3,191 900.
United States 2's advanced Is per cent
on call.
Total sales 572, 800 shares, including the
Atchison 24,00G; Chesapeake
ara Ohio 1900; Chicago, Milwaukee and
81 Paul $4,000; Norfolk and Western 500;
Reading 20, 200; Rock Island 9,70C South
ern Pacific 10000 Southern Railway g.
7c0: Southern Railway preferred 400;
Copper 1920; American
Sugar 10000; Brooklyn Transit $500;
Peoples Gas 27,30O Tennessee Coal and
lrcn GOO; U. S. Steel $500; U. S. Steel pre-
tered $4,000
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CON.
TRACTORS.
Clinton. Sampson County, N. G.
March 7th 1904

March 7th, 1904.
The Board of County Commissioners Of
Sampson county, N. G. VIII receive sealed
proposals for the building o. county
court house in its entirety. ready for oc
cupancy as per plans Pcs A, nod on file
in the Office ae of Of the architect, B. F. Smith
rIreproof Construction . o6mpang' : Room
and also on file in the office of the Regis
tor of nh Mr. r. A. Ingram, Clinton,
sampson County, n 9. Bids !. will h be re
ceived up to u O'Clock noon ,nos on WED Wednes
day the 10th day Of April 1904. Each ds BID
w tn De aoeo m 81 GOO made payable to the
Board b ana Of p County % commissioners The con
tarctor will be required to give ca a bond On in in
gross amount of the contract "A, address q
80 amount Mr.. R: A. INGRAM,
Register of Deeds Clinton sampson oou'-
ty. N. c..
3-10--lwks. = +"
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, Aprill-rurpentlne ......
-; recelpts6 casks.
Rosin-..... at 200 receipts 80 bbls.
Tar-frm, l.6D receipts 81 bbls.
Crude--hrm, 2.25@3.'5@3.75; receipts SO bar
rels.
CHARLESTON, April 4-Turpentine nom,
......, receipts sales exports.
RoSin-nom.
SAVANNAH, April 4-Turpentine ......
81; receipts 22i sales ."., exports $40.
Rosin firm, receipts ! 900, sales 2l5, exports
25l2
quote A, Be- ID, 250@; E, 2.60 F,265 g,
go; H, go; 95; K, $50; Nj, 3.55 NJ $50; we,
$780, WV, @4,0O.
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Have Resumed Business.

Mr. J. b. Dawson, who represents the
Charlotte Clothing Manufacturing Com
pany, passed through the city today for
new line of samples, his house having
suspended business for several weeks on
account OF ire They resumed business
last Monday.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, April !, l p. m.-Money on call
easy ~, no loans, closing " offered ia time
money easy % days as; 70 days, 3@
sterling exch. steady with actual bus in bank
ers bills at 49, ;z5@4s7S0 for dem. and at 1874 Is
asa &, for 20 day bills. posted rates is5h
Mexican dollars Al, Gov. bonds Railroad
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for spots. In the trading May first adj
vancel Is points above Thursdays close
to 1888, declined to 1881, advanced to
1851, declined to 1910, recovered to 1916
and finally declined again to 1910. The
market closed firm, the old crop positions
being IL to 81 points higher while the
new crop months were unchanged to 8
points higher.
New Orleans. April I-Cotton futures steady
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, April 4.-Prospects OF ram
caused a general selling of wheat today.
All cereals closed weak. July wheat being
down i 3-Slp 11a; corn is off 1@1 Is; oats
show loss of rs and provisions 7la to
22ik. -
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Notice

We
enaves appointed make regular business
the highest right
Only applicants reliability considered
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,Opening. Highest. CLOSING. Lowest.
ooh ono,at,ons were as follows:

fash QUOTATIONS. were Us lOltOWS.
FlOur-steady, winter patent 4.SO6o.O0,
stralghts si5OaI-7o spring patents 4O@4.7O
straights 1000 l2U,b sRers so @}.50; wheat, No
spring 9las9; No g. .7g9o,. No. 2 red.
SCAT, IS No 2s4!eA,No.2 white, =; No.8w bite
i0i4 rye, No. z, 7lo, good feeding bar
icy, sS@40; fair TO choice mailing, io9>5 flax
seed, No. /, Log: No. northwestern, l.lUg,
ribs sides Qoose), 6eshz9s 49,; dry o,ited shoul.
ders (boSSedl @pis, snort ba ssa Of high high
grade wines, 12S; clover, contract grade. ~ 6O
o..
NEW YORK PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, April -FlOur-dull, winter
oatentS So 2Otd 5oO Minnesota patents So.l04
) -. do bakers 4.2065.l0;
Rye our-dull, lalr to good sA4oS4S5,
.hnice to f,ncy $4,000 IS
Corn-me i firm yellow western sl.lj9l.l2
kin dried 1904 o.
Rye--eaSy No. 2 western 81.
barley-qu.t 1eedmg ~ a l"aiti ha 99Sss3 ri,
Corn-spol steady No. 2, nom; May, 1924; July
tx: Aog. o7A@ q 8, Sept Il 30.
Bee-quiei; family s1l.oO9l2oU; mess $3.50
800; city extra India mes, packer
picked snouldcrs6la; picked hams, 81 glo
Lard-firm, western steamed 7.39@; refined
frm; continent 7.40 compound, t2s@H.
Pork quiet; family l5.00@......; short clear
ti.1j(1l6.o0, mess 15u06D 80.
rallow-dull city (S5A per PACKAGE country
,ls05H.
Rosin-quiet; strained com. to good 2.759 81
Turpentne- dull t2 1a063
Rice-luiet domestic, fair to extra, 3Z@5E,
Japan nominal. 40
MOasseS--nrm New Orleans, open kctte
good 10 choice, 3ltG37.
,offee-spot Rio steady: No invoice 81
mid steady cOrdova l061l3.
sugar-raw firm, fair rein S%' cen cen
tr fugal " test 32 IN moiasses sug mond TX
j.0o cut loaf $40, crushed SAB, powdered. i.oO
granuiated4.70, cubes 4.95,
Potatoes-hrm; Long Island 3.1od i.Oo, Jerseys
81 n37,, Jersey sweets 1.oOt0L23, state ano
western sacks 3.2JeD.
Peanuts-steady; fancy band-picked. @54
other domestic $4,000. NO
abbage-hrm: domestic per ton dung 3o.UO
Fla. Dbl. 3.5v{9 '.7j.
re gnt 10 Liverpool log
Butter firm extra fresh creamery 23M, STATE
dairy I39lt. factory l21a0l5
Cheese-steady state, null cream fancy SINAI
c,JlUred Sept. IL, late made 1914; do white IL
i;ite made, lO5.
average finest l9c5. western firsts -.
Cot on seed oil was quiet and steady
crude %. b. selis 2ohy3S, Rrline summer ygl
10; prime winter yellow 4OM9,
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, April I--Flour firm winte
patents 5.25@S.i0, spring patents, S5.30@5.5O.
Wheat dull and 49,, spot contract
t,04aA, April 1917, do bred western lO5A@
Corn steady; spo, 5i34, southern white 4O@o5
March o21sg.
Oat>-tiim No2 white 4S1a@i9.
Rye-lirm, No. 2s29S3, uptown, no.2 S.@S3
Butler-nrm, fancy Initiation ls'O1. fs'";,
creamery % ag26, fancy ladle loGl6, storel2@l
Eggs-drm @ie1a
Cheese strong, small 12t@A for Sept .
early Oct lO1a@Il Nov, Small l2@M for Sept
6yt970
IS5.
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& A. L. STOCKS AND RoNDs

BALTIMORE, April dashboard Air Line
common, 9A@l0. preferred677s.@
Bonds-4s ....@.
Atlantic Coast Line common ,O71z@lOs1s; pref
erred ........
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Total. :. :. :. IS 929, ia 80
State of North Carolina,
County of Wake, S.
/, f. H. Briggs, Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that tn.
above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief
f. II. BRIGGS Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
4th day of April, 1904.
JAS. o. LITCHFORD.
Notary Public.
CCrI ect-Attest:
CHAS. H. BELVIN,
F. o. MORING,
JAMES A. BRIGGS,
c. M. BUSBEE,
w w. VASS,
JULIUS LEWIS,
GAS. E. JOHNSON
JNO. w. HARDEN, JR.,
T. B. CROWDER,
Directors.
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RALEIGH Spot COTTON MARKET


Receipts yesterday ......4.. 0 bales
Prices estimated ...... IA to 1414c.
Receipts same day last year. As bales
Prices same date last year.. 9M to 97sc.
Receipts last week ........ 2 bales.
Receipts same week last year. 1913 bales
Receipts to date. 10 100 bales
Receipts last year to date. IA. 222 bales
New York spots advanced 10 points yes
terday and now the figures stand at 1916.
There we're no sales here aud hence only
estimated prices on this market are given.
POSSIBLY Az cents is the highest figure
that would have been paid here. The
estimate are estimated prices by grades:
Strict good middling AK; good middinz
t4k: strict middling. 1ih; middhng, Il:
stains and tinges, II to 12h cents.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
New Orleans. April 4-Therc is good
inquiry from spinners. but the frmness
of spot holders checks movement. They
decline To make concessions. Sales t,f00
bales. including 400 to arrive. Quotations
advanced "a.
Futures opened steady with prices 3 to
12t3 noints higher. Some few buying or
ders wcrc in evidence and leading bulls
readily broke all offerings, which were ex-
tremely limited and prices went skyward,
July reaching the sixteen cent market.
Tho weekly into sight figures were cx-
tremcly bullish and caused furry of
long buying and short covering The fig
ures however, were offset by the visible
supply figures, which We're bearishly con-
strued by shorts and room traders who
sold the market heavily on them. This
caused wide recession. although at the
lowest levels prices were still well above
the closing figures of last week. 1t was
said that Liverpool was buying both in
the local and the New York markets.
Bullish sentiment was strong and was
added 10 by the cold weather IN the belt.
the light movement and tho reports that
spinncrs were making anxious inquiries
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EXPLOSION

Pensacola. Fla. April l5.-By the
explosion II 1000 POUNDS ~ powder in
the after ! , inch turret and the hand
ling room II the battIeship Missouri,
Captain William 5. COwles command
ing, - men were instantly killed and
five fatally injured, Of whom two will
die. The Missouri vas on the target
range with the Texas and BROOKLYN at
practice about noon, when a charge Of
powder in the 2 inch left hand gun
ignitsd from gases, exploded, and
dropping below, ignited four charges
OF powder in the handling room and
all exploded. Only one man Of the on
tire turret and handling crews sur
vivsd.
But for the prompt and efficient ac-
toin OF Captain Cowles In flooding the
handling room and magazine with
water ons Of the magazines would
have exploded, and the ship would
have boon destroyed.
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WRECK.

While running ntouly oisht mile. an
hour. Great Northern train No. l. va.
wrecked near Lsavouworth Tuesday
evening and five men killed
The dead are. John +. Crass .,
Htllyard, tho engineer. !. a Wilson
the fireman. Three unidentified hobbs
who were riding tho blind baggage
Tho wreck occurred on vprv high
bank Of the Wonatcheo river at.u,
ono mile east ~ Leavruworth Tho
line follows tho river bank f,r s,,-,
distance along bluT over 100 foot
high at this point
A PORTION Of tho bank slid after tho
engine had passed. The baggage ca,
was derailed and pulled tho mail ca,
and engine with H. All three nnr lie
at the bottom 81 tho pmbankmont no
the river side. The engine lias on it,
back no the bank Of the river, but can
be recovered Mt a oonsidorab
The mail and baggage cars u.ro
badly damaged A third car also Iof,
the track, but did not 60 over the en-.
bank ment. No reports have been 20.
oeived Mt tho SPOKANE Great Northern
offices Of any Of tho passengers hainv
injured. and tho five mentioned arr
probably the only lives lost.
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Toxic Tells of skirnish

Toxic. April - Details - tho FIRST
7kirmish on rho Vain river which oc.
CURED last sunday. arrived today In
the Official report u Admiral PosoEa
The text ~ the report follows
In accordance with my instructions.
the captain Of the cruiser KasaEa a.
rectrt Lieutenant Yamaguchl with FIVE
men 10 scout In tho mouth ot tho Yalu.
They accomplished their work and
safely returned 20 tho Kasaga on Mon
day They enfereq the river in Ko-
reau junk and at O'Clock Sunday
morning discovered a party Of Rus
slams leaving tho right u the river in
a junk Lieutenant Yamaguchl at
tackled them, n patrol Of mounted
troops on the loft bank ~ the river
Joining In tho attack In the meantime
another large Russian junk Joined tho
FIRST and opened FIRE on the japanese.
The Russians retired and retreated
from the hank They then aed inland
An exchange ~ fire lasted one hour
and minutes. The enemy has one
killed and two wounded We had no
casualties Four hundred empty cart
ridges were found IN the Russian
iunks We believe the Russians were
a cavalry patrol watching the river.
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Seattle, Wash A special says Nome
alyices ot February II report three
murders there The victims are VIII
liam earle Gol1ie Wilson and Iumur-
luck. an Eskimo. Carl- shot the VIII
son girl because q his in'a'ga'.oa
and jealousy He then shot himself
Al last reports the girl was not dead,
but Ia a dying condition. with no prom
Use oS recovery. earle was a nephew
u Mrs. Annie Means. who lett him
In charge u her mining property and
real estate when she went outside AS.
fall The native vas sho, by Nan
nick. his stepson. as the result u a
family quarrel u long standing. Nan
nick was arrested
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LATEST WAR REPORT.

The Russian first class bttalezhip
Petropavloysk, with Admiral Makaroff
and between 200 and 500 souls aboard.
was sunk, either By mine which the
Russians mad themselves placed in the
roadstead OF by torpedoes from the ia
panese squadron, which at that time
was attacking the town and driving
back the Russian squadron, which
went out 20 meet the japanese The
PetrOpavlOvsk, according 10 Russian
advICes, turned turtle and went 10 the
bottom, only SIX officers and 32 men
escaping, among them Grand Duke
Cryll, between whom and the throne u
Russia three Is only one life. All Of
the men who escaped were more or
less wounded. Vice Admiral Max
aroa, commander Of the sea forces IN
the far east, is among the lost.
When the disaster occurred the Rus
saln squadron was in the outer road
stead.
London, April t5.-The Daily Tele-
graph's correspondent at Weihaiwsi
tslegTapaed, under date Of April Il A.
follow.
The British cruiser Espiegls r.
ports that az 5:+5 this morning she
sighted five japanese warshIrs engag-
ing the Russian cruiser Bayan. making
for Port Arthur from the direction II
Ial7. The Rg--sla cruiser Tskold
and another cruiser issued from port
Arthur 20 assist the Bayau. At Ga
O'Clock the Russians got under shelter
Of the forts, but the Bayan was evi-
IDENTIFY damaged, a. quantities II steam
We're seen escaping.
AT O'Clock the japanese -hir-
opened heavy gun fire On the fgr,s
which did not rep.ey, and, after Is
minutes bombardment the JauaDe-..
retired 10 the eastw ard. A"
Halmun, on Port Arthur. AuriI
l4.-The japanese torpedo squadron
attacked Port Arthur and the battle
ship and cruiser divisions are now
Smelling the town, firing in unison and
with remarkable precision. The bonn
bardment began at g;45 O'Clock tbi,
morning, first the she'll being from the
flagship.
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