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STOCKS TAKE I RISE
Market Springs a Surprise
On Professionals.
STRONG TONE ALL DAY
ACTIVE STOCKS GAINED ff.OM
“ TO ?. PER CENT.
SPANISH BONDS ON THE DOWN TURN
Gold Continues to be Engaged Abroad fo r
Import Money Movirg 'o Interior -
U. S. Bonds Were 1 2c. Lower
Bid, Except 4’s and 2’s.
Now York, March 14.—The <lr.v goods
market was quiet to-day. The demand
for all grade- of staple cottons is quiet.
Bleached pawls at lirst hands are with
out feature. The price quoted shows no
signs of speedy advanee, and sellers are
none too anxious to sell goods. Brown
cottons are in quiet request, Che char
acter of the demand differing in no de
cree from that which has hitherto pre
vailed. In wide goods the market is
less easy than was the ease u month ago,
hut the demand is still quiet. Coarse
colored cottons are quiet in all grades
and without feature. Print cloths
show unchanged conditions. No sales
of extras at 2% cents were reported to
day. In prints ami ginghams no change,
of moment is reported. Joblters have
had fairly busy day, there 1 icing many
buyers in town.
COTTON.
New York. March 14. —Early news re
flected better condition's. Liverpool
cables told < f a very steady market for
futures and a goisl business doing in
■spots. This sent less confident shor 1 .-
to cover at t.bo start and prices move'
np for a six points on the active op
thins, loiter however, reports-that Spar
ish bonds bad taken a sharp tumble in
Ismdon and promise of very liberai port
receipts started liquidation and lie fore
midslay prices were back to the linn!
figures as Ha turf lay, with the imarket
twrely steady in tone. During the fore
noon trading was quite active, but fin*
afternoon business fell off to small pro
]K>rtions with the scalping element child
ly in evidence. There was some outside
investment buying around the oiieirinft
but this cotton was unloaded on the
break. lavenpool sent orders for liotli
the purchase and sale of cotton; South
ern representatives the new crop posi
tions. Market for futures closed steady
at unchanged prices to l point net ad
vance.
N*w York M*rch 14.-Futures opened
steady at the *dv*uc • <ajes ir/h' h»l> a.
Future* united stefdy; 164,800 • 1
Opening. Closing
Mtrcb I- (>l f> »'
Aorll * p
Miy *95 »«
June.... 6 FI * ®t
July # t»» r>
August. 6'5 a O')
September 6 03 6 wj
October •• 01 Ot
November 5 tw r> vs
neceuibtr 6 01 s Ui
January ... 8 0:
Spot cotton closed dull ard ca»y; middling
uplands 014; middling gulf C.\, sales llto
tales.
NEW ORLEANS.
N*w ORLBANB. tL, War h 14 Cotton
f ituies ete»cy; sales 31,300 bales.
March •••• *£» .
M"y 6 /®5
June 6 '»
jui. 5 OMSAI
August r 2 «*
October... §
November J *BS
December * b , 7 * 5 „ b
January o il
LIVERPOOL.
Livkrpoou Ma cb 14 -4: « P. <*.—Spot co*-
son. Lfair d -mand pr ces o*cr me*tern
mldJliug M- 3* «; tood middling 8»d;
Am rican mid ding Sli-ftvd: mw midd'iig
3 7-83 d good ord nary 3 1 lid o ciliary 2Xd.
-aier ui tit.ua> afrrwi3o , A' ua «». oi wo,tb
f.OO were to*- speculation and ar d
lo'-’uded 11, 0'( American receipts 14 0,0 Dales,
icc’udicg 1 ,K)) AmeHcan
Futures opened easy with a moderate de
mand and cosed * toady.
American mlddluw.
March 3 18
Marco and April .. ...... 3 la
April and May • 3 18
May and June 3 t*®*
June and July 8 IBig3 i 9
Jalv and August 3 19
August and September 3 1*
September and -ctoDer 3 *6@3 ’9
October and November 3 D
November sod December S ts»»3 .»
Dtcerober and Jsnua y.... 3 ie@i 19
ox‘HER MARKETS.
Galveston, quiet, ft udr, 6 >3-16, 8,274 bale'
Njrfolk, noux ml, ax, ((2 bacs.
Baltlmor-, nominal. tik, balsa
Boston, < asy, «k. 614 '**/•■
WUmuigtOM, quint tX,525 bales.
Pailadelnbls, qui t 6k 411 baie*.
Havanasb, quiet 6 i-l , 4,226 bales,
nen t>rit»ns, tflsr. 69 l«. 13,596 uatea.
Mobile, qoDt. 'X.I.9U bai«a-
Memphis* stoad?* 51* -7 bale*.
AogUSta, quiet. 6
Caarleston. quiet, 6*, 2.807 »'«<le*
Cincinnati, q iet, fctoady. 6, 79, bales.
Louisville st atiy, •X, ■ bates.
He. Louis quiet. 6 1.-. d. 660 *>ales.
Houston, easy, 5 11-14,
New York, cull, «asy ox. 3-9 bales
BALEIGH COTTON.
Kaurigh, N. C., March 4
Good middling
Low grades 6 &°*
receipts 4 bales.
Grown chickens a 2v2 2 ?u
Voang chickens
I'ois 66
Pork 6 (fll 6X
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, Match 14 —Money on oa'l
steady, at 2aik par cent; last loan 2* p< r
oeiiu. closing at per cent, i'rlmt
mercantile paper 4kt6k per cent. Sterlm*
ei charge i« stea y, with actual bust
mess lu baafcsia at 4 c3X for ae*
mand, aua f.B"X tor sixty cays. Foster
rates 4 82*4 Stand «Btat.¥6x. CommiTdal t"its
4 80. sovtr c -rt hut*M-B biXWok Gar
auver64%. Mexican dollars *tX Govern
ment bones weak, tttate bonds dull. Kiil
road bonds ctr. ng
H'lYH’-KS AND BONDS.
N<*tv York March 14. —The stock un«l
1 ioiml markets wore strong throughout
to-day. Different opinions were offered
ns to the cause of tiiis and probahily all
Jiad some truth in them. That the ex
cess, of buoyancy was a surprise to
many professional traders even to those
who expected some natural reiMnind
from Saturday's excessive depression,
>vas evident. Trices of Americans were
tulva ncisl in lamdon Ix'fore the opening
here. This was the more notable on ac
count of tine acute depression of the
Spanish government fours which fell 2 1 /t
in London on Torts selling and showi'd
an extreme decline of 1% in Paris. Ihe
ewii'se of these bonds has been looked
to ns a tru - index of the diplomiatiic ni
lation between the I’nited States and
Spain. This discrepancy might mean
that capital looks favorably upon the
excellent financial and industrial condi
tions in the United States tin spite of
the Ganger of war or it might mean that
the acute financial distress of the Span
ish government detracts from the value
of its bonds in spite of the chance of
jieaoe. It is not to be lost sight of that
United States 1 winds in the local market
declined U. per cent In the bid price in
face of the strength of all other securi
ties. It is i>ossiblc, however, that the
stiffening of the money rate may have
accounted for this movement. Certain
il .s that there was a very large covering
of short contracts which had been left
open over Sunday on the belief that
some netv and dangerous development
was imminent ‘in our relations with
Spain. The firmness of prices was sus
tained to the close. This was a demon
stration that the underlying strength of
business conditions in the country would
quickly bring about a recovery of prices
upon any relaxation of tho tension over
the Cuban question, (lohl continues to
■be engaged abroad for imjnort, to-day's
announcements aggregating considerably
over $4,000,000. The fall in the rate of
exchange on Paris and Berlin and the
relative steadiness of tine rate on London
indicates where the pressure for .gold is
lieing felt and there was a. response hi
tine stiffening of the money hate in Paris
and Berlin. Money is still moving to the
interior from this point, and receipts of
gold had no effect to-day in easing the
money market. Over $1,000,000 will he
withdrawn from the market to-morrow
and covered into the Treasury for the
second payment on account of the Kan
sas Pacific sale. Nearly all active stocks
are from 2 to over .'{ ]>er cent higher as
a result of the day's trading.
Prices of railroad bonds rose in sym
pathy with stocks but the ovehwhelm
ing proportion of the dealings was in
the Atchison adjustments and the Un
ion Pacific new 4’s. Total sales $2,700,-
000.
United States bonds were I ■> per .cent
lower bid except the 4's registered and
the 2’s which were unchanged.
The total sales of stocks were 4.'»(i.000
shares inch]..mg Atchison preferred 10,- J
1*20: C. B. A Q. 41.11*0: Txutsville and
Nashville 0.31.1: Manhattan. L. 20.181 ;i
Metroihilitan Street Railway 8,837:!
New York Central 12.150: Northern Pa- !
citic 5.080: do preferred 23.0N0; North
western 1.300; Rock Island 14.000; St.
Paul 00.384; Union Pacific 0.20 O; Amer
ican Tobacco 0,110; People’s Gas 10,000:
Sugar 07.008.
NEW YORK CLOBING STOCKF—WEST.
ft Paul pfd ’<4
Ht.PAO
8t P A O pfd 51
HtP M A M 127
SO Pacific... .... 15
South Klt ..... 7 k
do ores 26
Texus Pacifla.... °v
n Ptr.iap tfik
" PCA Gulf.... 744
Wabash
do pref Il*
Wboel ALE .... ' 7 .
do pref 9x
Adams Express..DO
Am Express )20
U 8 Express S 8
w p Express I'4
An. CO 17
do p-et f 6 •
Amer Hpirits....
do prof.. 14 w
Amer T0b....... »2,\
Ainer Tob pfd...11
People’s Gas 90
Con Oa* 178
Com OaPle C 0.... ltd
Col F A 1 48
OolFAlpfd 78
Gen Electrlo » %
Illinois Steel 44
LaClede Gas.... *'
Lead Trust 29 k
do pref ltd*
Nat Lin Oil 17
Ore Improvem’t. 2<k
raciflo Mail 2a \
Pullman Palace. 170
Bilver Cert , 64 V
Stand RAT fk
Sugar Refinery... 124 V
do pref Hlk
Tenn C A I 18k
U 8 Leather p k
do pref f 9
U B Rubber 16
do pref ra
Western Union. S6k
Nothwestern .. l'7k
dn pref .... 171
ROW. At
do pref 67
Chicago GW 6X
BLLABW 4
do Ist pref . 9
do 2d pref....
AtotilS'' 1 ” . .... WX
flo. pnf T4V
RAO lug
Crw Pao. f 0
Can 8n w X
Cen Pan ..•• H*
CAO )«*
Chicago A1t0n....'*6
n.H4 O 94
Cbi A E 111 ... . 60*
C, C. C A St, l 27
do. pref f 2
D»i Hudson.
Oel, LAW )M)
Hen A Rio 0 10
Den A R G pfd... 44
Bnefnew) 12 k
Erie Ist pfd
Port Wayne 166
*» Ntifd 147
Hock Valley
111 Central 98X
LB A W 13
L K A W pfd 65
Lake Shore I’4
T A N *V
Man T, 9PX
Met Traction.... n ßX
Mich C JOIX
Minn A fit L 24X
do l6tpr*f.... »0
M P 64k
MAO 24
Mo K A T OX
do. pref 3QX
Chi.. Ind A L..-.
do. pref 4*
H J Central 9Uf
NYC
N Y Chi A St 1.. 11*
do. Ist pref... 61
do. Sd pref ... 30
North West It
NoAmer To 6k
Northern Pat ... 81k
N Pacpfd 69 X
Oht A western... lu
Ore R A Nav 44
ore Short Line.. 28k
Pittsburjr.... ....104
Reading DX
Rock t ftlnnd 63 -
St LAS F 6*
StL A s F pref.. Bi
do 2d {.ref .... 24 h
StPbUl MX
BOND QUOTATIONS.
NO 4’s 103
NPlsts Jlfik
SVd'i 58\
N P 4’s 14
N Y(J ABtL4’s. 10tk
Nor. A W tfs ... 125
Nor’westen con. ,4 a
dodebF’s.... ili
Oregon Nav Ist. i» »
Oregon Nav4s... 95
OSLir.e, fl’s,tr. U7
doS’etr f»k
OIm" lsts, tr.. l*u
foSstr 5<
Pacino 6’S Os ’96.. K2*
Beading 4’s .... 8"k
R G West lsts... 80
HtLAIrM S’s . hi
St LA 8 F gen 6’s 118
St Paul con .... 110*
St P, C A P lsts . -«J8
do 6’B 116
S C non-fund
Southern Ry fi’s. Hik
HI R A T6’s ...... 62
Tenn newsetß’s. so
Tex PaoLG lsts. ■ 91k
Tex Pao reg2’s... 3ik
C P Ist* -
UP DAG lsts... 54
Wab Ist s’s lot*
do 2ds 76
West Shore 4’s .. 109
Va centuries 68k
Va deferred 3k
Pacific 6’s *99 -
MAO 4’* 7 X
P A R. K m, 6’8...
NA vJUo sols 4’s, 79k
dopref 4ik
CJRt’sreg ...121
C Si’s coup 21
0 S 4’s 10
a H 4’s coup 11l
U S 2’U
IJ S s’s reg.« 1 0k
D S s’s coup J1 'X
District 8,66’5... 1 6
Ala., class A ic*k
kla., class B 1(8X
Ala., class C I'o
Ala. currency... 100
Atchison 4’5......
Atchison ad J 4’s. ssk
Can So 2ds 104*
C P lets -
OTA T Co 82
C A Ohio 6’s 113
C, H AD4X’5....104X
Den AR G l's. •• • 110
Den A B G 4’5.... 91
E Teun Ist 15
Erie Gen 4’s <WX
FWADlst.tr.. 69
Gen Flee 6’s 10'k
G H AS AO’s i<9
GH AS A 2’s 144
H ATC 5’S 10>
HAT C copy’s....KO
lowa C lets 99
Kan PCon tr.... «7k
KPlst (d d)tr....141k
La. new con. 4’s.. ltdk
LAN Dni.4’S.... B&T4
Missouri 6’S 1 *0
H K AT 2’B 69
M T K4’S 8(1
N Y. Cen lsts... 116
N .f OS’s IlkX
NOB’S 126
LOCAL STOCK MARKET,
BIAS A***'
North Carolina 6's..—. . 132 131
North Carolina 4’s —• 10f>X 406 k
W N C R R 6’S 114 116
.v C K U stock K* 110
.ialelgh A Gaston 6’s 10t 105
Raleigh A Gaston R R.. 36 4(1
Seaboard Air Line RB
City of Kaleiyh «’s 1807 103 104
NOAg Society 6’s 40
Citizen* National Bank 126 13(1
Commercial and Farmers Bank ... 128
National Bank of Raleigh lib lie
Raleigh Savings Bank IHO 136
Mechanics Dime Havings 104 108
Halcigh Cotton Mills m loi
Caralelgh Cotton Mills 60 63
Caraleigh Phosi hate Work* 105 106
N C Car Co 60 08
The Mills Mfg Co -
The Mills Mfg Co nfd
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Uhiciigo, lbs.. Marc lu 14.- All the
wheat futures 'were weak to-day ex
cept May, which had the usual support
of the Ixdter interests. The extremely
favorable weal her and heavy additions
to the contract stocks wore prominent:
factor- in causing liquidation which
continued all day. July closed '/G
cent, lower. Corn and oats were com
paratively firm and showed little elrauge
at. t’he eluse. Provisions, were heavy
aiui closed ofo 12VG cents lower.
THIS JSTi&WS AND ]y[ A ft, 15, 1898.
Chicago, Ma ch B
V Opening Cloilu g
WHEAT.
March VIX
Nl.i 10* J<4
July - BIX 83X
uoENi
July.
September.... 32;% 33a
Mav > . X °.* 2 «« 26*«
July 2ix
MESS i J OKt4 Per am
JuTy 10 00 »»J
i-aKU, Per 100 Lt»t.
VJav ............... 65 10 5 07X
July «&17* sib
S 4UKT RiBH. Per 110 Lbn.
Mav 86 02X 601
Ca«n qi otstio^ H wei« roi.owa.
riour dull. Wheat, No. a soring 92a94;
So. •' hi rmusiMfl; 8 red, 101alx0iX.t/u»n.
No. 2, 29Xa21X. Oats. No. 2 2JX , N 0.2 White
tcb2BX»C<; *o. .whlfi tob 4*«19., Kyi.
q, >B. ja.iey, No. 2, tO *’ «5* 2 NO. 3.
—• No. i, a* No. t. 8* 19 n .‘3 r'rm e
Tim*"a i eed Blß.'x Mess pork per bw ,
9800986. per 00 lbs »5. A,a.»i2i». dhor,
rioh,. e loose) *4 BKs5. 5. my-ea toil ahoui
dors (boxed) 4*@j Short clear ai> es (boxo. >
i 5 a:a 4U Wb;B ioy. unuiliera dnlshed tro >ua,
per kttiioD *l.lß.
NEW YORK.
New York Mar 14.—Floui luee ive, ttcady,
city milipacams 4)5 545.'0; do oiear —; aim
ne toi* polenta s.o*u 45 Minnesota basers
4.2 •; winter patents H.9!a6.69; do. straight
* .oOQru""; winter extras #3.40at.00; wlnte; low
i iHcis 52.9na3.u0,
Kye tour dull, superflno 12.65: taacy
93 2>
Buckwheat flour du 1 at*l.3'al 00.
Buckwheat d 11 a. 3.
Corn meai uull, ea9y; yellow western 70;
olt/ 7i; Brandys.aotw iOa-.u
Kye ea'-y; No. 2 mnitiiu 18Xa68; state
rye oat).
dull; weetor** feeding 41X: nult
lin —; ua, i v y n»*n dull: western biaaß ..
Wheat, spot, easy; t*o. a red in store snd
el vstor lU4X; o.tioas. No. 2 red Maruh
o ose >14%; may ciosed 9VX
Corn, epot. tlrm; *-*«. j7X options, May
closed 8> ; July oj sed 86
Osp, opot, easier; No. 2,3 i; options, May
Cloß 3d SO*
neef teady; tniuily sll2Sall 75: extra obosh
P.lAia'J 0 ii. of hams 21C»a,J.0i; packet 810a
1 i.iaj; city extra lu'iia mess 4>lo-50a<7 uo.
Cu meets dul ; picatHU bellies tX457;
dj. ptckied shoulders 4Xa'X: d*» Bums 7Xai)
Lard easier wostorn sceamcd $r.52% : cu i
May 6.4 u, uomioal: ictln d easv.
eontineni 6 7u. .Youth Americau *dud; com
pound 4 an* X.
Fora >a y. mess 9100 alo 2'; short clear
|lotoa2> family *ll 0 a lAj.
nutter firm; w.stern ore«mery 14aD uo.
iaotor> 1 015; Elglas ij; imitation oreamery
Ual7.Ftai »ir> 3«J9 oreamer» tialsX.
Cheese qnijt: large white, Heptembor 8.
KggH ti Ul OtfcU *r f <'■ "Sv VH .i* luX@
il : western fi’oah .OX: 60uihcrn I(>X
| I*o awies quiet; No* iuu 92.37Xyt93.50;
| sweets (2 75a, UO.
miton s«e«. oil du'l: primo trade 2;alOX
ido f o b I'alßX d., summer yenow Si; otl
summer 2JX; butte ou 2.a-7; prime winter
j >. now 28a*»x.
i Tanow >t a y: city <J2 per package) 3XaiX:
i country 3*a3X.
Pciioleum dull Uoltcd —; resin id Ne»
York » o ; rnnadelphiK and oalLiuiure *s.ro,
do. in bul. 14.31.
ttosiu ste.dy. strained, common to gmc
»1 4:xai 4c
Turpentine s oady at 36 a 6X.
nice > troog, tan to eitra 4X®
6X. Jat an s*.
Molasses tlrm Nor Orleans, opeE
kettle go >d to caofee, SWI
La* bages. Quiet; Long Island and . er e>
dor 10-, 93 lOfc > ux.
c'olT« f — options. May Ju’y 83. 6;
Rio, v>eas No. 7 invoioo 6X . joboing
uX; muds eadj; »rd»va HgaltJ
mgai, raw steady; fair refining SX
co >i,j-'tug»'> 4X refined quiet:
tu ud A ; confectioners’ A 6X; granu
lated 6X. ,
BALTIMORE.
Baltimobb, M*ich it -triour openet <'ulb
(ri)..«r. superfine f2.8Ga3.20; do. ex;;a 13.4>-
4.10; do 'amily V4.4ug,4.7U; winter wheat pat
e its <4.8516.10; spring do. <0.i('®5.40; BP an
wneat "traighta |StOQS 15.
Wheat firm I **: spot and March 98X'(a)94X:
April 98ka* X; May CBXa)6X; steamer no. 2
roa 941 id; £ouiht-tu wtical oy simple 96a99,
d)on grade H*»a94X.
Corn iteady;spot and Marchß3Xa3tX • Apil
3ia3tX: May bid; gtnamer mixed Shu a
J3X; f'OUtuer white oorn 34%a3iX; do yenow
3JXa3iX
Oats BvacP: v o. I white, western 3»Xa'4s:
No 2 mixed 82a‘J2X.
Rye easier: -o. 2. near-by B!a>sX: No. 2
western htiaitiX.
Hiy firm unoice Timothy 9i2.5Ca13.00.
NAVAL STORES.
Wlminoton, N. C., March 14.—Spirits tur
pentine quiet at oia 4. receipts 0 uasks
Roiin firm; strained <1.26; good stiaineC
91.hj; receipts *97
Cruue turpentine quiet hard 81.60; soft
|i.'o: rrceipts - barrels.
Tar firm at * 1.03; receipt* 220
» harlkston, «. C., March
firm at orx.
Rosin firm.
Savannah, Ga., March 14.-Spirits turpen
tine dull at 35; tales cas s: receipts zs?
Rosin firm: sales 1 805, recei ti 1 3.'8; A, B,
D, J. 20; K 12a; F, 61.i 1t, *1.45 f , *1.60,
l.f’,'o: 9165 s», ♦l.B o: N. *l.«w; window
g ass 81.95; water w ite 2 0 >a2.05
Nothing curc.s nil nchos and pains as
quick as (loos l Grease Liniment. Guar
anteed by till druggists.
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Three times* day, but thntif m
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SMALL PRICES HOW
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For Sale.
The Finest Grain and Stock
Farm in Eastern Va.
Situated twenty miles west of Peters
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thousand three hundred and fifty-seven
acres, about one-fifth of which is table
land and rich creek bottom, the uplands
are gently undulating; not a hill on the
place. Soil is a clay loam and very pro
ductive, the bottoms are as fine timothy
lands as any in the State and produce
heavy crops of grain. The farm is
beautifully watered by springs and
streams. There are two residences
(about one and a half miles apart); one
contains eleven large rooms, several
halls, closests, porches, &c., the other
six rooms. There are the usual farm
houses such as barns, tenant houses,
granary, &o.
Some excellent fruit—Apples, Peaches,
Cherries. Grapes, &c. Th'erje is not
a more delightful home or healthier one
in the State. I am too old to manage
it, and to make a speedy sale offer it
at the low price of tyelve dollars per
acre, less than I have ever offered it.
This tract would cut up into a dozen
fine farms, but I wish to sell it as a
whole. Deer, Turkey, Quail, &c., iu
abundance.
JOHN C. GRIFFIN. Owner,
Petersburg, Va.
The above Is from the “Turf Field
and Farm,” of February 11th, ’9B. It
is a fairly good description of the farm
called “Mill Quarter.” I purchased it
last fall and am now the owner instead
of J. O. Griffin. I have offered it for
.-ale at seven dollars and fifty cents
per acre instead of tyelve. Adjoining
lands are held at higher prices. Oapt.
Griffin was offered twenty-five thous
and dollars cash for the farm and re
fused it, holding them at $15.00 per acre.
There is a fine opportunity for some one
to buy this place, cut it up into small
farms and make five thousand dollars of
farms and make five thousand dollars
clear of all expense in a short time.
J. A. JONES,
Raleigh, N. O.
j. m7 pace
g| DEALER IE
Mules and Horses
Buggies and Wagons.
I have jußt received a fine lot of young
mules and will make prices to sail the
times.
J. M PACE,
111 fi. Martin 8t„ iialelfh, N. «,
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