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jWEiuc mo mm
Little Improvement Sh vn in
Stock Speculation.
MARKETNEARLYSTAGNANT
Manipulation by Banking Inter
ests in Evidence.
THE COTTON MARKET FEVERISH
Favorable Weaker in the Grain Grow
ing Dis'ri its and Heavy Re
ceipts Caused Wheat
to Decline.
New York, July 30.—The cotton mar
ket opened at an advance of <>@l3
points, further advanced 3(ri 7. but clos
ed steady with prices finally 3 points
lower to 5 points higher. The early
improvement was due to strong ca
bles which showed a substantial ad
vance. Spots were alarmed by un
favorable crop intelligence indicating
serious damage by drought in the
Mississippi Valley and claiming that
hot, dry weather continues it Tenn
essee. in Arkansas, and sections of
Alabama. The market beeai e fever
ish and in the afternoon with contin
ued mixed trading. There was not
much demand for August and Septem
ber and these months were easy
throughout, while the distant options
maintained a firm undertone.
NEW YORK.
New York, July 30. —Cotton —Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 7 7-16;
middling gulf. 7 .11-16; sales ‘>7 bales.
Futures opened firm; sales 12.300
bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales
257,100 bales.
Open’g. Clos’g.
January 6 70 6 65
February 6 73 6 69
March 6 79 6 74
April 6 83 6 79
July 7 12
August 7 22 7 13
September : 6 71 7 13
October 6 66 6 63
November 6 64 6 59
December 6 63 6 62
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, July 30. 4:15 P. M. —
Closing cotton, spot quiet; prices
higher; American middling, 4 5-16 d;
good middling. 4d; American middling,
3 7 / 8 d; low middling. 3 25-32 d; good
ordinary. 3 21-32 d.
Sales of the day were s.OOO bales,
of which 500 were for speculation and
export, and included 6.900 American;
receipts 1,000 bales, no American.
Futures opened steady and closed
very steady at tin- advance.
American middling.
July 3 51
July and August 3 50
August and September .... 3 40
September and October .. 3 42@3 43
October and November .. 3 39
November and December .. 3 3S@3 39
Decern lie r and January ... 3 3S@ 3 39
January and February .... 3 38@3 39
February and March 3 39@3 40
March and \pril 3 41
OTHER MARKETS.
Norfolk, steady, 6%; bales.
Paltimore. steady, 7' /t : bales.
Boston, quiet, 7 7-10; 50 bales.
Wilmington, nothing tilling, 1 bale.
Philadelphia, firm, 7 11-16; bales
Savannah, dull but steady, 7 1-16;
36 bales.
New Orleans, quiet and firm, 6 11-10;
22 bales; two new bales.
Augusta, quiet, 7; 5 bales.
Charleston, nominal. 6%; 4 bales;
one new Ixile.
New York, quiet. 7 7-16; bales.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
Strict middling 7
Middling 6%
Low middling 6%
HI BBARD BROS. A CO.’S LETTER.
New York. July 30. -(Special.)—The
advance in Liverpool this morning was
sharp under the influence of American
buying orders based upon the bad crop
accounts from the Mississippi Valley.
These accounts are almost incredible,
did they not come from merchants of
high standing and indicate a condi
tion of the crop which would reduce
the yield lie low the actual consump
tion requirements unless some change
for the better occurs before long.
Locally the trade is loth to believe
these reports and cotton has been
freely sold by holders this morning
upon the belief that a reaction from
this sharp advance is due.
t his is not at all unusual «t the
commencement of an advance due to
bad crop advices. The situation, is
however, peculiar in that there is little
if any speculative long interest, the
trade being generally short of ship
ments to European spinners ami do j
not know whether to cover their en
gagements or to wait for better crop
accounts. Heavy realizing for local
operators who look for a reaction from
this advance caused the market to
close barely steady at 5 to 6 points ad
vance from yesterday. This reaction
will, it is thought, bring a lower
Liverpool market to-morrow, though
the evidence of crop damage is cumu
lative and now not at all uncertain.
The local feeling is bearish.
11l BRA RI) BROS. & CD.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
New York - , July 30. —The share spec
ulation to-day reflected little if any
improvement in the character of the
market, inanipulaton being in strong
relief. The movement was sluggish
with a sagging tendency the greater
part of tin 1 day and the afternoon
operations were characterized by a inf
lated rally on covering of short con
tracts. The real drift of affairs specu
latively was again more clearly de
fined in the bond department, than in
the stock movement. The early Lon
don cables reported a lower market
for American securities but later ad
vices from that centre, received just
before the opening here, evidenced a
change of front. A well defined sus
picion developed early that the higher
prices for Americans in Loudon had j
been engineered from this side or. in
other words, that the familiar “rig
gang'’ process had been worked by
powerful banking interests. The ad-J
vanee in prices halted after the initial
dealings and the market became almost
stagnant, prices, * however, easing otf
gradually. There was no news of im
portance bearing upon values aside
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 31, 1836
from a firmer tendency in the exchange
market which lacked significance ow -
ing to the well understood operations
of the stock exchange.
The bond market displayed aggre
sive strength in the early session and
there was a nofieable abatement of
the recent selling pressure for for
eign account. Later realizations
caused a reaction. The closing was
irregular, with losses predominating.
The sales were $740,000.
sifw Yoke, July 39 - Money a c
eas a* * arc at, 1 • t n. > 1
• r i per cent. p. Une : .r
65T.7 per cer:-. . Jug fi in
with actual bn-* - > i U .
4.8'544 S 3 for u. g* ! ami ‘ < <»■ , 8
far oQ days "•asivi, r n *e 1 v B/ , v r ‘-S’4.
Jonut e,r;-h ! b'lK 18’fit 8 \£. Bar ‘ r
si <'■-•'•r certificates 9>£ '.9
K liars Government benOn strung
how*, qr.i t. Railroad nouiii irreg
ular.
woirtra.
U 3 new *’B, rog 112 U 3 new «’9, cou 131)4
8 s’B, reg 110 U s s’s, coupon lit
S 4’s, reg 1< 6 U 8 4’a, coupon Hi7
J S 2’s, reg f 6 Fac 6’a of ’95 ifi '
Ua, class A, 200 Ala, elafa B, Oo
via, class C. SB Ala. currency, 9 1
La new non, * « 98 Missouri flv.” 100
S Carolina 6’s, H 5 N Carolina 1 3 l'tfi
5 C non-fun, J Icnn new setv’u 75
T jnn new set EL irs Tann new set a’--
Cenn old 6’s, tX) V r a Ceotvr*v
7 v. Fen deFd, 4 Atchison 4 s 73
vtchison sec 7-. 3>4 Can So 2.:«,
LAN unified, 70)4 (j P ials
DnA R G 7*B, 109 Dew &U G 4V, 8)4
it te seconds, 58 G H A 8 A 0 » ' 5
6 H A S A, 797 H T Cou. . ... .hi
< T Cent 6 s lot yj j r y £ l£ -, i«-. 78
II KT sou 4’s, 57)4 Mut Uniox
N J Cen Gen sn, 1 ‘4 N Pacific let. n»)4
N Pacific ads, 105 Northwest 00 ■ GO
NW S F debs'3, :m Rio G W 1.7
St Paul con, 7’9, 124)4 StPC.AP'V -> 7)4
StLAIMGS’g, 30 St LAS FG •*’*. i.O
Tex Pac late, 7<54 i’ox ibuntK -c...
U Pac lsts ’96, 9 < ff Shore
Southern s’s, 81 Pacific .
Pacific w’s 'Vi, ln )4 Pue.ttic 6’a ’>*. • ;i
Pacific 6’s ’S9, K4)4 District 3’s, >v’t. 10-s)^
5 Carolina 4)48. i 0 Virginia s’s, 67
C & O s’s, 102 N Pacific 7s Ml
MAO 4’s, 58 BA9BWgo<)p 79
RAOSW, lit se A 45 BAOSW, in «i k, 1
RTT.S’9, - il T T. 6’a
RAD s’s, 10. K A US’s. i 4
SAW, Ist more 64 VPactfic 401^
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Atchison, 1)4 Adams Exp, 4G
Alton, T H. 51 Alton, T H prel.
Amer Tobacco, B*4 Amer To’o uraf. 95
Ainer Expresu, 107 B A O, 15%
Jan Pacific, 5i Can Southern. 43)4
Cen Pacific, 1< Ches A Ohio 12%
Chicago Alton, 151 Chic, BA Q, (’*43^
Chicago Gas, 52*4 Con Gas, 34’
CCCASt Lonivi 23)4 Col C& I, %
CO Cert, 9 Dei, Hudson 1-8
« A K 1 nr o’, C 3 Hock Valle 7. 14
Col Fuel A I 18)4 ColFALpief, 9<J
Del, LAW, 148 Den A B G ;.• * 4 V A
DAC F C, 10)4 Erie, new stoch, 1334
Erie, Ist pref, 26 Erie, 2d, 4
Fort W aynb, 162 Or N pref. IC9
wen •Siectric. 2 5 Nat’l Llnser.', 14
H A Tex Cen, X A A & N M.
Illinois C -ntra!, 90)4 S>t P A Duiu. . 15
K A Tprel, Or* LEA W. 14)4
LEW prefer l «i 6)4 t.ake She* . 11l
Lead Trust, 8 Louis&Nr.sr, U%
LAN A. 5)4 Man Con 84
MAC, 11 illc.h Cental
Mis Pacific, 17 Mobile A Old IS
M A 8t h 0 Den A R G, i<.%
NashChatr, 68 National Co"'’ 3>4
Nat’l Cord, p-. 034 f. J Ce. .)
NA W pref, 9% V v •- > ■ 4)4
N Pacific, 5)4 N Puc.i.l. , \%
NtrthwesT. 91)4 V.-v t .vast ny. -it
N Y Central, 91 N Y 2, N 35
OntA West, 1 L Oir.so.. * n.
•'regou Nr.v, 10 OSLft IN, 6
Pticiric Mn<i 18 P Dec A Ev-n* i)4
Pittsburg, .64 i’ ' ’ Hi
Reading, 0% Aici, T« r
Rich Ter pref, P. G Woslc 35
KG VS' pref, 4) Hock Island, 5 M
Stl.ASF.lstpref St Paul )•*
St l*Kat prof, :2 )t }t V J, •
St PA Opr 25 So Taclfis’4
So Bail Way, V)1 "o RaPwr. 2064
•Sugar Ki-finur- 0 TCA I, 16)4
TStLA li C, 174 TStL i. r. . lu
Texu:* fi T '. 53
1 ’r> *nn I'm.•<e<• 0)4 U*i Kr X'v 4-J
. t, u i v., •.% r i«i i:,
W I, X %
W F Express '.*o 7 >4
v -V ! E 6)4 W«it E. Viet 2.1
LOCAI, ST 4 >CK MA UK KT.
HiWr'-'H, V. duly 39.
STOCKS. !ill> ASitaD.
North Carolina fl’s, L 5 576
North Carolina i’s, i« 2 X 3
W. N. C. R. R. fc’s, 8 ’OS
North Carolina P.".iiro 1 -
Kalelgh A Gaston B's, r - -.5
Raleigh A U.4Lja ——
Seaboard Air-Line Rail' >
City of Raleigh * 1 1907
City of Raleigh 6 s, 1897, a 0)4
N. C. Agiicuitura* society *• - - u
Citizens’ National Bank, H 8 0
Commercial & Farmers’ Par ’’ 1 8 1.0
National Bank of Raleigh, 1,6 ,13
Raleigh Savings Bank, iso iad
Raleigh Cotton MLI», 100 >1
Caralelgh Cotton Mills, 8) 8
Caralelgh Pho«r*hate Worits, 95 ,
No. ca. Car Company stock, so
Tne Mills Mamifacturing Co.,
" ” ’* pre jarred,
Pe'ice instwnie, <1
R lietui. G:i « i.l.iji (.oinu'-n v 75 a-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago, 111., July 30. —Bearish cable
news, favorable weather and largv
northwestern receipts caused a de
cline in w head to-day, September clos
ed at 58% or % below yesterday’s clos
ing price. Corn was weak and provi
sions weak in the main, though lard
and ribs closed at a shade of improve
ment.
u y 30
Openin'. Closing
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Dtcimher b 0%
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October ....... #5 P> h 1 0
January.. #6.85 60
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ept- mber .... ... $ 317)4 3 1;%
t ctober .. * 2
January ~..1 3 0 3 £7>4
Septemlier #32)4 3.92)4
October .... 3 ca
Ja urn* y ♦ 2 1 3
..■-a . t-. ••. t-Jiiows:
:’«n- Quiet Wn. v.- ho. 2. sw i ■
78 No. o, SprU: r,?3-4 No. 9 f-’d, 6% ■
8 C.'hti- .. . .site vas >.
y..,ow— No. 2,1 .)4,_ 18,-. N. . 2
hit e, 2i y <a : 2 U No. 3, white, 20(77“ 2 3s e
No. 2, 30>4. Barley—No. 2 nominal, to.
•S fO b 2kw 3 NO. 4, fOb —. !■',»> Pflrtl
No. 1, 72. Prime Timothy seed $3.05@3.11.
Pork mess per bbi tb.ua&9h.li'. v„. .
per 10<> lbs, 43.10 Short rib side? loose 1
13 U)<83.15; dry-salter! shoulders (boxed)
3%®4 sboit clear sides (boxed) 3% <gtX%
Vvnlskey, rtiptlller ’ finished goods per
gadon, 41 22.
NKW YORK
.itw York July 0 s r r Ste dy.
ilty mill patents 14.00^42•.: r’o (tax
$53.50. Minnesota patent- $3.25f> J 75,
Minnesota baz-rs $2.40442 30;
low grader, $2.10#3 25 winfer 93,15 J, o o*., J
winter straights $3.2 i@3.80;
entr. f3.45Q3.b0; wtrt. • <» -i 1
winter lew giade fl 90@©2.05; city rnlll
clears 43 50
8 outlier a flour qui-tat $3.30
ttve flour cull, superfine {2.6 <82.70,
ancy 42.65^2.85.
Corn meal fairly > etiva; yellow western
ooars 64 city mill 64, brandy wine 1215.
Kya—Quiet; No. western -36(837,
State
Barley quiet; western malting 3 )4<g33;
feeding 30^4@54: choice —.
Barley malt—Nominal: western 4-@55
Wheat—Spot v* esk No. 2 red in store
and elevator 65, afl at 68, f o b 67)4, No 1
‘northern, v e» York 65% fob afloat No 1
h id e ?% in ei va i,— deliver-d, 6Y
fo S fl at < . 1 . e.i
August closed 6 % S.- ; r«, ..b.-r
* t her 6 cksed 6Decexber
•> % c ( sed E %
v . ;opot weaker; No. 23K lu e'.eva
b.r, 3 )f aflo t yellow—: mixed
.: i.:< Ob July t if.se; 81% A gust 30.
' c o««1 -0 >*'ten;o-r i. 0- 6 sßo)£ t closed
•3 % Co ober 3 ’%fdCl, closed i %.
j '<■& B'ot dull but firm. No. u(3 No 2
j dciiv *rcd 2 : No 3 22: No>. 2 white 25: v O.
i 3 «•:,•*» 2t: track white 2*<?530, (1 ) do State
4>B. odo do western 2Ua3) options— uly
; el sed 2i%; Augn t eased 22H: September
j ’ )4@22% ci sed i‘2%. Oc obe-
F -k! Etsy, band . 0@53, midd iu.,s 05,
I r; t feed 55- 81 city 55.
Hay -ste dy nipping chckf
to 11 moth v 85. *95
ca- Quiet , >tate, common to
U-i-4 cm;, 2)4@IK; 1865 do
coast, 1894 crop, VU@4; IBYy ctd 7
Hides—Qui.t; G 1-e ton, 2v@>.» p.uads
Buciioa Ayres dr: ..'9 .bs
Texa.fi, 3.©39 lbs, 9; Califoraia.
25 ibs, 1.8: * salted New Uneem® a-' lert
ed, 45(gJ65 la not quoted.
leather — Qni t ue.a iocs, sole,
Ayws, light aud . -. t ighG 21
aci<i-. 20023
Wed -Qui t A. Zszz. 58
lo^SO.*
C At*a iiy held
Quiet, 'Miahv 60tS" $9 extr-i :nvnt
$7 f'lqjS'i.-'.v beef hams4l.J 50@ 16 00; packta
*57, r i6@7 6), city Ytra India •<.('.«’fl®
I ’ 3 00.
D»*t aiaats E 8/ pick.*.'. ' -NL:
s#; shoulders 3 y A 1 "res 9% -ilO.
tvird—Du I tt'irt nomin d weitfirr steam
ed closed a »3 40 asked city $3 0 @ ' (;
v-f or s July - -SsDtembt cl* ad ?J 4:-,
no t.l ua : mui-'sl dud: to t courAu*
*3 i > Sun..' • rm riiMil 44.50: ce ,u ODUO • %
' . . . teady, <no to new me #7 o>.
8.50. >..•»: eai (iJo/JO ~i.\ f.vrfl ;Q *f-@
;V>.- Study J Ary 9012 b,
—■ nery n%- .v r.-, a- tor l . 8@
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4 tviftem fr;:nh sig-.3, :>.u..
ert;
T»i!ow~ Steady: city <*a tier pr.cin> e
J bid try (oackages .reel 3%.
T v tvo**-.'in—Firm tl ifc:
ehßcd Nfew Yo.k 45.90; Philadelphia it:-.-
Baltimore $6 8-.; do In bn’k S'.""
b’.iwt-- Stc -c- y £ tic I. . - :• 4 K
@t»: JM'i v
Me!Qa et Few /y \r.o
goo-’' ’. n eh l"e
Fteiuiy. ?;vucy o •*%. do
?• fi*gets 10 ihverpocl quiet; cutpon rc.
* ■ ’’in 2d
Dm quiet n.-'-i. *
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• v . - Qui t nr. tch’irgt
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$2 27KG5H i'
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r it , v ..„ ~/•»- Co .....i, pi lute or de
ieid Jl p Lse crude ♦ •* b r” & ... .3, .j t
grades IB@i9. butter giauas a?; rime su -i
mer yellow afl '.miner ! -
21%' .2i% pride white e7%@28
Goifce—Si>:J w,n dull, No. t 1 % cfllu
q’Jei' v;a
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..ta a 4%; coofectioQcra’ '• 4% >•
5%: crashed powdered 4% 1 aunlaLxl
4%; cubos 1%
BALTIMOBK.
BaLTIMORK, July £0 -E'crr quiet
Western superfine 41.&032JM:; do
42.,‘ 65, i.iEilly $3-20g3.3k; wint r z A .
parent f3.40@3.60; spring wheat p-vz ,
*3 5-v VL76: do. spring wheat -neul--o .<t
vVhrt’t-- S.eadr; spot and July 6 r H
65% August %: September 62
62)4: steame' No. 2 red 57)%@-7% South
ern wheat uy sample 61@6i, dc. on grade
C0%@63%.
Corn— Quiet sp?t and Jn’y 25%; August
29%; 2-.%%2.»Jt: steaui*-r
mix- u—, Southern whit- corn by sample
81; do. yellow 31.
j )at« —Strong. No. 2 white wi«tera 28
oil; No. » ua'xed we item do. 24%@A>.
Hy--'-Steady; No. 2, 32%@35 for near by.
31@c5H tor western.
Lav- Firm, choice Timothy $16J0i?18 50.
lAAVAJL «TO*fiS.
P.R, July 50 ste dy
- • C.i£U*Mt ■ ’ it.6o.
: fit ,-ventlne- Qui*-t ■* 25<?2>S.
, Jtny ho—steady at
E 2 ’@l.Bo
1 arp»* if-iu — Fi m»r 21%.
•V o. <• iy to. —Ko. -.a firm
strained <•- ?:;% . ■ ~»\i ■' {..37%
Spirits qu et machine L lrreguj
lar 22
Tar quiet f-.t $1 05
Turpentine Steady; hard ?1.20, ro
$1.60, virgin *1 70.
SAVANKAA, July o. Spirit;' ■, .*
firm at 223*C sabs 1.0 .2
Kosin slim; waP;. wlv -3.00, w.-c* w
glasssl.Bs; N, $i.75, Y, ‘".7.; n-., E 6 .
I.« 0. f, ?1.r5; (4, *i.so ¥ VM. •
$i 00. . , . 4X.50; B, sl.: 0; .•( 1.5.0
Sales -
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JOHN W. EVANS
ARRIAGE MANUFA ITUR
Noi thvvost (;or, Morgan and Biouriv at.-.
RALEIGH, IS. C.
Special acte-»<OTi given to repairinc nt
repainting.
PARK LUMBER COMPIN'
RALEIGH, H. C.
Manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds
mouldings and turned work, and all kind
Os building materials.
/Save
$ i \ Faying i
5 Doctors’ $
I Bills j
112 EL Cl BOTANIC ;
! D.D.lS c blooo balm
$ THE GREAT REMEDY %
$ FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES D
\ Haa been thoroughly tested by
9 eminent physicians and the peo* m
A pie for forty years, and cures
F quickly and permanently f
9 SCROFULA. ULCERS. ECZEMA, 4
CATARRH. ERUPTIONS,
T and all manner of K ATINO. SPUE ADINO and
« RUNNING SORES. It is by far ihe beat tonit £
\ slid blood purifler ever offered to the world.
9 Price A I per bottle, fi bottlea for #5. It builds 9
\ up the health and strength from the first dose, i
9 For sale by druggists. W
iSENT FREE vvox J
r BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. 6a.
state
school.
Departments well equipped. 27 teach
ers. 444 regular students, besides
practice school of 97 pupils. 830 ma
triculates since its opening in 1892. 93
of the 96 counties represented. Com
petitive examination at county seat
August Ist to fill free tuition vacan
cies in dormitories. Application
should be made before July 20fh to en
ter the examination. No free tuition
except to applicants signing a pledge
to become teachers. Annual expenses
of free tuition, siixlenfis boarding in
dormitories, S9O; fuition-paying stu
dents, $l3O. Address,
President CHAIIIf-iS D. MTVETI,
Greensboro, N. C.
Dividends Did It,
OFTICK OF THE f
Equitably National Bank,
ODiCUmn, Jan. 9, 1894. S
Eon. John H. Prison, President Union
Oen:rs! Life nsurance Co., Cincin
nati, O.
Dear Sir:—l take pleasure in
knowledging receipt this day through
E. W. Jewell, your General Agent in
'his city, of $10,327.68, in payment of
policy No. 8,928 in your company.
I wish to express to you mv hearty
thanks. My policy was for f 10,000 00,
tnd on your Life Rate Endowment Plan
f paid you but the Ordinary Life Pre
(ilium, just the same as f would have
paid any of the oiiier leading oumpanier
for a policy to be paid only at death,
and yet your profits have been so largv
:,h;.t in a little over 22 years it has ma
tured for an amount over the $10.000.0n
and thus I have an Endowment Policy
a Ordinary Life Rates.
f am greatly pleased at ray L'<>od f< •
tone. No other company known to me
gives such a contract, or secures such re
suits. I carry policies in a number of
the leading companies, but I have none
whose results compare with this.
I am glad that my own city of Cincin
nati is the home of such an institution
is the Union Central Life Insitrae
orapany, and as a citizen I am pro
■>f it. I am,
Yours respectfully,
George Fisher.
For tho cost of a policy on your life
I ke the above address,
> arey J. Hunter, Supi. for Va.&N. ('•
Raleigh, N. 0.
OPPOSED TO
PA!N e
U" cbred y you are, aid ov*-.
*" 7t the form of an s- :r.
*i ' -> *' • headache, one o ? *'■"> •
worrying of all ailments But- you:
tr-or. vn to this, is not as »u -
•: .i P effective in result 'is
| Anticephalalgine
t>e greatest headache and rn-u •
oc.<-(?y known to medical .
K.tn ly is the second dose no;-tvs*no
relieve the most obstinate case.
For sale by ail druggists.
J. !. JCHKSON, MANUFACTURft
RALEIGH, N. C.
Salem Boys' School.
Founded 1714.
SALEM, N. C.
Fall t'mi will open in its vonnnodmus
und splendid new school building, con
strueted according to best UP as of lighting,
liCittingand ventilation: thoroughly eqnip
pt d in nil its departments; regular gs mint
siiiin practice. Graduate* from Classical
iV’urse cuter state University without ex
sminii'i hi. Situat mis easily secured by
th se completing course in Commercial
\ rite nictic. Bookkeeping, I’itonography
artd Typewriting. Special courses in Mu«*tc
and Elocution. Ho >.eaccommodations for
Boarders. Send so • catalogue.
.IAS. F BROWER, A M..
Head Master. !
Union Female Collete,
v ’ 1
EUFAULA, ALA.
Charming location: delightful climate: i
wonderful health record, fiiis is a eh ; ,
tered college, of highest grade. Litera ',
faculty unsurpassed in the South. Art, elo- I
cution, physical cnitute, etc, mid r the
finest instrncto s Const- vatory of Music
(piano, voice, organ, violin, harp, etc ), un
questionable the li- st. School select. Fare,
excellent. Terms very easonable, session
begins September 12 h Please write for
catalogue.
T. J. SIMMONS, A. M.. President.
/ETNA
| Life Insura cs Cor.ipdny
OF HARTFORD. < QNK
... $43.00,000
iurpiu* 5...JU.001.
Has hteud oing hiistv. >s in Noct:. ..{ilini
‘or tldr ty vears.
it’sn'- w policies provide i
1 . ..'/-J VALL ... ,
m.-ontestable after ONE YEAR
IVS PRfcMiUM HATES . nd K 6; ’ ' c
tfiE LC WER than any of its competitors.
Puis company enjoys the unique cu«fcUA
slon of having INCREASED EVERY CIVIL**
EVERY YEAR FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS
It’s FINANCIAL RECORO and Us PROtfPi cAt-
AENT OF OEATH LOSSES, commands the atiar
tion of tlioeo desiring Insurance.
* GOOD AGENTS W ii N I F.D
J. D. BOUSHALL, Gon’l Are«f
RALEIGH, N. 0
Coal
This is the most econominal sea
son in which to lay in your sup
ply of winter fuel. If you will
call on us we will give you a
chanc. so save some money on
this necessary item. t
POCAHONTAS COAL
Acknowledged to lie the
Best Steam Coal
in the world. We get this from
the nest mines in the Pocahontas
fields, by which we are able to
meet and surpass all competition.
Ice
Os the best quality is being turn ]
ed out by our factory, in quanti j
ties to meet a growing demand.
Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Shingles,
Liths, at rock bottom prices by car
load, more or le«°.
lones & Powell,
Raleigh, N. C.
PHONES 41, 71 and 209.
Your Attention
For 3 Minut?s, Please.
We have three items we wDh to tell you
ah mt. Something choice and-extra
fan !we wili occupy,a mil nt: with each."'
Queen Olives.
A special lot of the Mammoth variety, the
finest ever brought to the city.
Smithfield Hams.
2(X 0 lbs of the finest; Virginia Hauio (hat
can he bought have just been received, and
arebting offered to day.
Mew Roe Herring.
Exceptionally nice invoice Ju-t received
They make a*very appetizing breakfst
ahd Just now.
Thomas Pescud,
Thi Grocer.
j SUMMER EXCURSIONS^
Old Dominion Line
FOR NEW YORK.
Leaving Norfolk, Va., daily at 7:30 p. m.
From Richmond, Va., Monday at 5:00
p. m. (via James River).
The ships of the Old Dominion Steamy
ship Co., are first class and especially
arranged for the comfort of the travel
ing public and offer the advantages of a
cooi and delightful sea trip.
The two new, fast and powerful steam
ships
Jamestown and Yorktown
Leave Norfolk every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday evening, arriving in New
York early the following afternoon in
time to make all evening connections
for points beyond.
For tickets and general information
apply to Railroad Ticket Agents, or to
J F. Mayer 1212 Main street, Rich
mond, Va., M B Crowell, Norfolk, Va,
J N Smith, Old Point Comfort, Va ,or
to W. L. GUILLAUDEU,
Vice Pres, and Traffic Manager.
Pier 26, N. R. (foot of Beach st ) N. Y,
feUftf-OLK ANO CASULINA RAILROAD
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