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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22
Speculation and Business.

Take the railroads out of Wall
Street, and the tickers out of the rail
road offices, and the trouble between
the people and the railroads will be
vastly diminished. 1t Is the gambling
of railroad officials that cause most of
the rascalities of railroad manage
ment. The connection between the
Wall Street spectators, the railroads,
the trusts and the Republican politi-
clans is the cause of the panic that is
Gripping the industries of the country.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22
ONE YEAR,
Asset or Credit Currency.

The advocates of asset currency, o.
credit currency, are again chirplnR
merrily in the daily newspapers. Con
gresham Charles N. Fowler, of New
Jersey, and Mr.. Henry w. Peabody, of
Massachusetts, have been writing let
tiers and interviews urging "the friends
of the national bank and sound cur
rency and the gold standard" to repeal
the restrictions imposed by the act OF
Congress in 1882, upon the sudden re-
tirement of bank notes for speculative
purposes. The Act of 1882 was passed
to protect the country against the arbi-
trary and unexpected contraction anu
subsequent expansion of gcurrency by
banks of issue which had resulted in
disaster to the whole country. In 1881,
an aggregate retirement of $4,000, Co.,
of bank currency had caused panic
and the act was passed to take away
from the banks the panic-power.
The debates in Conrgess at that tim
show that even the Republicans had
learned to dread the exercise of such a
power by the INSCRIPTIONS financiers
OF those days. But, now, it is pro-
posed to retsore this panic power by
enabling banks to issue asset currency
with no security and to substitute the
leafs and dogs" of Wall Street as
security for deposits, and use the
Government bonds which the law has
heretofore required as security for de-
posits, as means of obtaining addi-
tional notes for circulation; thus en-
abling the Wall Street gamblers to ex-
pand and contract the currency at will,
and to make contraction a subterfuge
for emptying the National Treasury
into their own Golfers. Of course,
Democrats oppose this scheme on prin-
ciple. Every honest man should op-
pose it from motives OF eXpediency,
even if he is not Democrat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22

Our Country in its November issu
has the following, "This is the Sc
onafor the most strenuous of cole.
sports, that of foot hall. But what
change has overtaken the pubeic at
tude toward this sport within fe
years. A few days ago a lady left
million dollars to a college in Penns,
vania with the provision that it abb
don its distinguished relation to act
sports. That Swacrthmore will acc
the money on the terms it is Offered
not d matter of doubt now, although
few ya,s ago the offer would undcu
eddy have been refused.
Another great college, in Mas
chusetts, the Clark University, ma
bid for pupils because it does not
gage in intercollegiate sports, a
Columbia University has stricken
ball from its list of games, whet
with other colleges or played betw
it's own classes.
perhaps it was time; 10 n
time and energy were wasted,
many influences were at work to sec
players who were enrolled and no
tanned as students because they W
athletically efficient, and for no Hii-
reason. 1t is time to turn to
lesson in Wilkie Collins book, "M
and Wife" to view the logical res
of such methods. 1t was not perth
when written but it is nov.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22
Williams Kidney Pills.

Have you neglected your kidns
Have you overworked your ners
system and caused trouble with -
kidneys and bladder? Have you o.
in loins, side, back groin and BLADE
Have you a fiabby appearance of
face. especially under the eyes?
frequent a desire to pass urine? Ii
Williams Kidney Pills will cure
Sample free. BY mail so cents.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props,
Cleveland. o
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22

DC purchased a ticket for Richdale.
He had an aunt at Richdale, and an
uncle, but principally an aunt The
uncle was a retired farmer, but the
aunt was not retired anything. She
was not of retiring. nature. There
had been some cousins at one time,
but they were-well, they were re-
tired, and the ladies' cemetery associ-
alton of the village received a dollar
or the first day of each January to
pay for keeping green the little
mounds above them.
George had not seen his relatives
for years. The last time had been
when he was student in the gram
mar school, and now he was B. A of
Ann Arbor and keeper of books in
pork packing establishment. Fur.
thermore, he had all but died from the
fever, and the experience had aged
him incredibly 1t seemed to him a
century since he had heard a brake
man call the names of the stations
which dotted the line between the city
and Richdale He sat humpily in his
seat, one elbow upon the windOw-sill,
supporting his head, which ached a
trifle, and recalled certain incidents of
his former visit There was one boy
"a butchers son-with whom he had
been on the best of terms. And there
we're two girls-twins-with noses
ike push-buttons set amidst constel|
ations of freckles, who used to come
0 a hole in the fence and stare at him
ON two pairs of round, blue eyes.
The butchers son had a sister; he
nd not understand why. He con-
ssed on one occasion, and whispered
e confession, that he thought it was
cause he had once been very wick
!, and had told his mother that he
onsidered the Bible pretty slow
aiding, and that if that was the only
1rt of books there was in heaven, he
idn't b'lieve he wanted any heaven
4 his'n. And, SIR said he, his voice
hiking still lower and taking on
cite of awe, "the Lord sent a girl
teri"
Sometimes this sister had accOmpa.
led the butchers son when he visited
eorgie. George remembered her a.
species of dumping in pink frock
no referred to him crushingly, wher
essayed to exhibit his power for
omedy, as "thmarty." He did no.
,ze her after that He declared proud
that he had no sister, and enjoye,
nenly the miserable expression Of
IVY which came upon the other boys
zee. Never mind" said the other
oy erecting a look of disgust at the
umpling. who was placidly chewing
ed thumb, she'll be gettin' married
ore long, and then 1 won't BE-
0thered with her any more" Witt
hich philosophic reflection he Pre-
luced handful of marbles, and the
xo boys sank to their knees.
George was counting his marbles a
e close of that day, and gloating, foI
ae. butchers son had passed from tn
Gene totally ruined. dragging his sis
er after him
When the braKeman's voice brok
upon his Feveries. ard the train b.
IAN to slacken speed. He was in Ricl
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22
Sorry for Him.

The press througout the State is ex-
tending sympathy to Dick Knott, the
editor of the Louisville Post. Since
Louisville and Kentucky have gone Re-
publican he hasn't anything to knock
on. If such a thing were possible, says
an exchange, we would not be surpris-
ed to see him turn to be a Democrat
in order to get his hammer" out on
the administration.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-11-22
The Dirty Dollar and the Clean,

"The question used to be with young
men. Where can l earn dollar?' but
now it is: Where can / get a dollar
without earning. it. 4"
The-@man who said this was an old
man. and perhaps he was thinking
hack to the days Of his young man.
mood at the time. It is sometimes
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

New York, February G.-The cotton
market was steadier during today's
session and dpsed at a net advance OF
8 to IT points. Sales were estimated
at 1000 bales. The market opened
at an advance OF 4 to 5 points in re-
Spouse 70 higher cables and q continu-
od good spot business in the English
market. At first there was some hest
tatlon. owing to q renewal Of the sell
Ing movemen noted late yesterday, but
after the lighter estimate for tomor-
rows receipts at Houston was posted
the market advanced 8 to Is points on
covering of shorts, the upward move
ment being led by March, which re-
vived the rumors that important specu-
lation interests were accumulating that
position with the intention of stopping
all notices. At the advance here was
enough realizing and selling by room
traders TO cause a reaction OF o. 5
points from the best, but the market
firmed up again in the late tr&ding on
buying credited to leading Wall street
people. and the close was very stssdy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS
ifont Use Any Remedy That Keeps Its
Formula a secret

fecpie who are troubled with ,,on,-
AGA weakness annot afford 10 use an
remedy unless they know what If con-
tains.
Ml-o-na IS not d mere digestive aiv-
ing only temporary relief but a specific
Tor all disorders of the digesti~e Or
sans, and so effects a permanea: cure
for stomach troubles.
Your physician will tell yUt. that
nothing is better than a combination
OF chemically pure bismuth subgallate
TO allay any Inflammation o. the
stomach and bowels: cerium oAalate.
TO strengthen the stomach nerves: 90
dunn bi-carbonate, which neutralaes
he poisonous acids that are present
in stomach troubles; and nux vornisa,
whick will restore vigor 10 the dies
tive organs and one the whole neI-
Vous system.
Tais combination is found only n
Mj-Q-na stomach tablets, and ii so
rarely fails to strengthen the digestive
system and cure all forms of stomach
disorders. that r. r. Bellamy >ells the
remedy under a guarantee 20 Tet"f&
the money unless it cures.
II you suffer from indigestion. dis
tress after eating, speekg before the
eyes, headaches, pains in the back and
side, emaeiation, bloating, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, or any OF the other
symptoms of stomach troubles, o9s;ia
the use of Mona stomach tablets 1T
once. r. r. Bellamy sells them in zoe
boxes with a guarantee to refund n,eE-
ey unless they cure.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

buying demand lapsed NO a state al
practical paralysis after the smali
gains Of the carry part OF the day.
In spite Of this lack of sustaining pow
or in the recovery and The belief in the
existence Of an organized bear party il
the speculation on the alert TO take
advantage Of favorable opportunities
TO force a renewal Of the fall of pricea,
the bears held warily aloof n made
no aggressive demonstration against
values There was little in the lays
neWs to throw ligh: on the movement
Of prices. Pennsylvania was promi-
nent in the recovery On count OF a
better condition in the labor outlook In
the matter of the dispute with the
trIinmen. The resumption OF the r.
ports OF t~ransactions in odd lots On
the tape revealed q sprinkling OF orders
for stocks in small parcels which is
supposed To indicate the presence II
investment orders in the market eat
his buying was not of material effect
in holding prices. The existenCe or
weak spots in the marRet was rercaitd
from time to tine. aDd this he.+"d &c
keep sentiment ud's e.! Fi"te vas
further selling OF Grea Northern pre-
, ferred from the same Eourees as yes
terday and this was supr 13e'! 10 be
closing OF a speculative cc0un OF &C
counts in the stock vhica were t!sp-
pied by the long decline in the stock
since the announcement Of various
rights to stockholders Acute weakness
as developed in Missouri P.eihe sw-
ing to rumors i'm circula ton Of 4 COZ.
ing appeal for additional caPl4l. IA)s
decided a ueacioE in prices and the last
prices OF the day were generally = ght-
" lower than last night.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value $1,7s4, 900. United States VICE
; unchanged on call. Total SALES sto9Gc
600, 7080 shares.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL.
One Ifan Dead and Two Others ii. the
Point of Death.

~6partaHburg, S. c.. February Sd
c. Farmer is dead and Hosea Bright,
and W. P. Scroggins are at the point
of death at Cowpens, s. c., from dr;na-
ing what is supposed 10 be wood alco-
hoI The men were residents Of CAT
ney, s. c. and are well known 2Orse
traders. They were returning home
from Spartanburg When taken Ill ana
before cow pens was reached FarTne
died in the road. The other meE Cell
by the ~aysiGs and were assisted I
the town. The eoroner's investis2-
ton Of Farmers death VIII DO held
FridE.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

Galveston steady at at lie; net re
ceipts 24,4G. bales
New Orleans firm 10zsc. net receipts
1875 bales.
Mobile firm at 10Ac, net receipts
l5I bales.
savannah firm at 10 Site; ne. re-
ceipts 3.444 bales.
Charleston firm at 1obc. ret receipts
S. bales.
Wilmington steady at lOkc: ne re-
ceipts 36s bales.
Norfolk steady at 1850; net receipts
I,541 bales.
Baltimore nominal at 16Ac.
New fork steady at lie.
Boston steady at Tic: net receipts
326 bales.
Philadelphia steady al 11.25: net
receipts 42 bales.
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4 ~ + ~ ~ Movene & fluctuations Local &Foresn ~ ~ @
wv FnancuNews & Other Market Reports DO11uo

cOEFEE-Spot Rio steady: No. 4
&c; No. 4 Santos &C; mild coffee steady
Cordova 9 TO l2E; futures 5 points
higher.
BUTTER-Firm: held common 70
extra 20 to 80.
CHEkSE-Ffrm, UNCHANGED
EGGS-Firm, unchanged.
COTTON SEED OIL~Easier under
freer offerings. Prime crude fob mills
ssh to ST: do summer yellow 44r
prime white 80; do winter yellow 5112
PEANJTS-Steady. unchanged.
POTATOES-Steady, Irish firm:
state Jersey n western per sack :l.45
to l-65. Sweets dull. UNCHANGED.
tABBAGE-Steady. UNCHANGED.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool, February 6-Cotton: Good
business done, prices . points higher.
American %niddling fair s.S1: good
n'iddling So: niddlirg sol; low
nlddline 5.73; good ordinary 5.33: or
binary sos. The sales of the day
were 12.00n bales of which 1,80a were
for speculation and export and includ~
ed 9,2GI American. Receipts s.0es
bales including 200 American. Flu
lures opened easier and closed with
near Tonth$ firm and distant quiet.
American niddling C. O. c: February
5,67A: February and March 5.63h:
March and April 5.61k: April and
May $50: May and June 5.58b; June
and July $751;. July and August 5.53;
August September 5.47A; Septem-
Der and October J.44; October and
November 5-4oh: November and De
cerber sac: December and January
80: January and February Al
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

Veterans ATssrs ring the Last Roll CaH
Last week, three Confederate Neter-
ans. who had been residents If not Ia
tives Of this, county answered the last
roll call, James H. EXnm. Whitakers,
aged 81; Wiley Edmondson, aged u,
and a member Of 4fth regimen and
Thad Russey, OF this place.
The sickle is being welded with in
creasing r~apidity.s Our legislators
should remember that if any further
recognition is to be given these pa
triots. it must be done without delay
Southerner.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. February 6.-FLOUR-
Firm but slow.
RYE FLOTR-Firm.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dull.
CORN MEAL~Firm.
WHEAT-Spot strong; No. , red
sass elevator: options net higher + 10
14. May S5B; July S5B.
CORN-Spot firm: No. 571a elevator.
Options Is to 1Ac net higher. May "a:
July sax.
LARD-Firm; western prime se.s5
10 S10.05. Refined firm.
PORk-Firm: family $3.50: short
clear $500 to 1925: mess 1850 to
1926.
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Steady. -
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining
2 1892 centrifugal Sc test : f-1S: mo-
losses sugar 2 1882. Refined quiet.
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~.g2iu:: MOVEMENT Of COrTo,
COTTON

New york, February 6.-Receipts at
the ports today 46.so1 bales against
1920 Last Week and 1890 bales last
year. For the week 26t.aee bales.
against 3s4.620 last week and 1884
Last wear. Todav's receipts at New Or
leans 11.375 bales against 1926 last
year and at Houston 1I,5o5 bales
against 1881 last year.
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TEH MONEY KRP

New York. February S.-Aoney OF
call easy 31A to 8. ruling rates "a; clos
ing bid ,: offered Mt 2h. Time loan
dull and steady: sixty days s. an
ninety days S to 5A per cent: 81
months 5A TO SIS. Prime Rercantil
paper 5& to 6A: Sterling exchang
weak with actual business in banker
bills S4.s455 TO 4.s46e for demand an
at 4.SO5e to 4.se55 for sixty day bills
Posted rates 4.s114 to ass. CONNER
cial bills 4.Se1l. Bar silver S8Ha
MexicaE dollars SIS.
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PRODUCE
C~OFF4E-sh to 11h.

COFP4E-sh to 11h.
BJ16DR-Straights $3.7s to $4.so
eecond uatsAts $4.75; full pateMts S6.-
25. .
M@LASsES-s. House Ice; New
Orleans brfghts 14c; Porte Rtso 81 ts
SALT-Frices car load lots 100 lEa
c. r. 37A; 200 lbs. c. p. Use; 2as i"a
F, r. 30e; less than car load lots, !Se
lbs. G.. F.. SIC.
EGAE-Gran@atcd ss.se: w. g.
X. No. s4.3o: No : $3.50; No. 9
1870: No. II $4.25.
EARD-sTierce basis) pure g; Gem
pound 7h.
G0RH-Ne. 2 mixed N19 to 70.
LANSING. , mixed Is TO so; white
sod oaa sec.
HAY-No. Timothy $22 10 $24.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
pEA&yTTS-North Carolisa prime
70sx extrs prime 50 to 35c; fsaey soc;
virginia PRIME coo: fancy zoe; Span
ish so to SOC.
BTGFSWAX-S7c.
FCGS--25 cents.
C1UCNBNS-Hen zoe; springs Is
to 25C.
AiIRKEYs-Alive IS to 17c; dressed
22to ESQ.
york to Sc.
z RED-On foot 2 to SIC.
SWEET POTATOES-55 to sac.
WHITE PEAS-$1.75 to $500.
y. c. BAcON-Hams (old) TIC:
shoulders ~ 10 13c; sides IL to f8c.
STHNGLES-Per 1000; 5-ineh saps
$500: finch hearts $3.50: C-inch says
S2sn0: G-ineh hearts $5.75. .
TIMBER
Per II. Extra milling. SIS 80 to $40 90
31e: Cilba Csc.
MIA nrime 5oto SO
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NEW I'd MARKET

New Orleans February t S.-Spo
closed frn, unchanged. Niddlins 10
7-fS: sales on the spot were 2S.5e bales
ana 500 to arrive.
Futures opened steady at an advs1ee
Of B ss s points on good Liverpool aa-
vices. Good support forced prices stead
lily upward and the market CLOSED al
me best OF the day, 9 II points above
Yesterdays fnal figures.
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NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York. FEBRUARY 6-Turpe0tin
stsady. i;osin steady: strained esn
FEfTsl te good SAC to AS.
= GNannah. February 6.-TarpeRtia
F2R1Se; sales IS casks; receipts s2s
Shipments 80 RoSin Grm Gales 1,56e
baTre.s; receipts 2,452: shipments ssS:
stee2S 76.e42. Quote A 3 c s4.e5: Z
4:5A: It 4.e5 - 4.121a: b 40 to 4.1fh
@. E.1e to 4.1719: H 4.4.: 4.Se;
80: Ri 6.25; \ zoe; W G S.26: w w
6e.
"a ar4eston, February s--Turpestir
ana noqin nothing doing.
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II A AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, February 6.-Reports or
famine in Russia sent the price Of
wheat up more than one cent today,
livery showing a net gain Of I Is a
l IA. Corn was up SIS. Oats were IL
higher. Provisions were 5 to II 1-2,
higher. g
Cnica go. February the Ieadins
futures ranged as follows:
Opea. High. Low. Close
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, February 6.-AdvaneeS
were announced in wide sheetings, and
the leading lines OF fannellettes which
were opened ON Monday have been
sold up. The jobbing trade is very ac-
tive and there is a large business be-
ing booked by primary houses for de-
livery through 1907.
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CLOSING STOCK list.

Adams Express. T.. ....29A
A~lnalgamated Copper ....1119
American Cotton Oil -. ...... 229A
American Cotton Oil pfd. =. SO
American Express go
American Lirsecd Oil.-.. 1919
American Linseed Oil pfd. 80
American Locomotive. $3.50. III
American Locomotive pfc. ......l1
American Suagr Refining. ..1311
Atlanta Coast Line. -. ....120
Baltimore and Ohio. lie
Baltimore and Ohio pfd. SO
Canadian Pacific ....1So3
Central % New Jersey. :. ....2aa
Consolidated Gas. ......1333
Deiayarc and Hudson.. e. ..s..Te91
Delaware. Lack. and west. ...5e5
General Electric ......1583
Hooking Valley =. =. ...I05
Illinois Central ..1671
Louisville and Nashville. ....1331
Norfolk and Western 49,. Sc
Norfolk and western pfd ...... SO
Pullman Palace Car. .......1SS
Southern Railway =. &c
Southern Railway pfd.. IS
Tennessee Coal and Iron..-. ....15o
United States Express. =. .....ie1
- rginia Carolina Chemical. -. 80
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. .1eS
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEP.

New York, February 6.-There was
only a moderate extension today Of the
rally la stocks which occurred yester-
day and the movement Of prices then
became extremely uncertain and slug
gish. Dealings shrank to little more
than nominal proportions and the mar
ket seemed to be without any definite
initiative sR gstAer directaoR, xase
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Wednesday, February

Wednesday, February 8.
COT"FCN-Steady at 1okc.
Receipts Of cotton today-366 bales
Receipts this season to date
28e,f5 bales
Receipts same day last year
bales.
Receipts last season to same date
279, a62 bales.
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Presidents Yacht in Ne" riean
New Orleans, February G.-PresldenI
Rposevelt's yacht, the Mayfower, ar
rived here today. She will be followed
this evening BY The cruiser Columbia
Both vessels are TO participate in the
arrival festivities
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BETWEEN WILNT%CTrN Md
NEW BERN.
Daily EX. DAILY Tx
Sunday. Sunaag.
North B. South b
4 Lv Wilmington IL 10 pm Ar - 40 pm
Ar New Bern. q 50 pmLv . 10 am
Frains Nos. az and Al carry pullman
: Sleeping Cars between WilminGAtn
and Washington, connecting with
pennsylvania r. K for all points odtt.
I. G. WHITE.
General PASSENGER Agent
w. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manaycr.
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DON

Margaret III, Ford. 2s1 toAs, Webster
New York. G. D. Maffitt.
Hartney W. 27e tons, vasssn, t
C.tD. MafdtH
NFetaesbeseck 31S tons, Outhsuss
to G. d. Mafstt.
farriet c. Kerlir. 46s tons. Cochran
toe ID. Mafdtt.
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Atlantic Coast Line


NOTICE.
These arrivals and departure are
given a. information as well as con-
nections with other companies; but Ar
WAS lrG connection 80 o gpar-
81
>CtTiulC iH ETC., January 30. 1907.
NORTHD1-E ~
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To THE BEACH
Suburban
In Effect October 2sth, 1905.

DAILY except Sunday
"Sundays hi. car will cave
Wrightsvillo at 1900 q. n instead of
900 a. m.
Cars leaving Wilmington At 200 n
m, $50 a. m, 6:3s p m 500 D.. IN
and $3.50 J.. II. viii not run beyond
Wrightsville unless there are passen-
gers for the beach.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Cars every half hour from 100 70
800 p. IN. In addition 81 the above
schedule.
FREIGHT SCHFHTLE.
Freight car leaves Wilmington tNiiy
except Sunday AT 400 p N.
Freight depot open from 200 TO
400 p. m.
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t2SR GaOCdClOaS were as TOtIOWS.
Flour firm: Nc. > spring wheat SO %
50. No : - 10 SO; No. > red TAX to
ia: NJ. : corn "A to Az Nc. , vel
low 441.. No 8 oats 2SR; No. > white
40& 10 Al: No. 3 white 3S to 4sz =:
mess pork per barrel $3.50: lard per
100 pounds Ss.27A: short clear sides
tboxed) s.S2k TO 9.sTk whiskey 1.2s.
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VESSELS IN PORT

STEAMERS.
Norrasa ala OIanish) 1859 toas, Erick
sen, Heide e cr.
Angb-Chilean, 2,455 tons. Parslsw
to EEex Sprunt & Son.
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CLOSING RECEIPTS.

New York. February s.-Spot cot
ten steady; middling uplands 100;
m!dCling gulf t1.25: sales none. Flu
lures closed very steady.