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r r";''--:"T-- ; ---amiim thc BEACK IflTLflTITIC COAST IDE uotto LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Wednesday, May 9. COTTON Steady, 114C. Receipts of cotton today 313 bales. Receipts this season to date 316,251 bales. Receipts same day last year 269 bales. Receipt? same season last year 295,4 74 bales. , ; NAVAL STORES. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE Nothing doing. ROSIN Nothing doing. TAR Firm, $2.30. CIUJD TURPENTINE Hard, $3. .10; dip, $4.80; virgin, $5.25 bid. RECEIPTS TODAY. 2f, casks spirits turpentine. 3S9 barrels rosin. 14 9 barrels tar. 4 4 barrels crude turpentine. J RECEIPTS SAME DAY EAST YEAR. 2'j ccsks spirits turpentine. 24 barrels rosin. 30 barrels tar. r,r. barrels crude turpentine. PRODUCE MARKET. Corrected by V. R. Cooper, Wholesale Grocer COFFEE Green 9' tol2C Roasted "Uion" 24 lb size . . 14c Roasted "Aru-.sa." 100 lb size. 16c FbOUR Straight $3.75 Half Patent . . 4-2 Second patent 4.25 Full Patent . . . 4-50 "Royal" 4.75 MOLASSES Sugar House 15c N. O. Mixed 20c N. O. Bright 25c P. R. Straight.. 38c P. R. Fancy 35c P. R. Extra Fancy 40c 100 lb fine (car lots) 4Hsc 100 lb fine (less than car lots). . 50c Rock Salt 200 lb bags $1.40 Table Salt 100 lb bags 75c Table Salt, 5c bags per 1C0 .... $3.00 Ice Cream Salt 200 lb bags . . . 1.25 SUGAR Fine granulated in barrels .... $4.85 Fine granulated in 100 lb bags. 4.85 Fine granulated in 25 lb bags.. 5c Fine granulated in 2 lb bags . . $5.25 Fine granulated in 6 lb bags . . 5.15 Light brown sugar 4C 0EARD Compound Tierce Base.. .. .... 9c Pure Tierce Base ,. . ..10c CORN . . No. 2 mixed per bushel 67C Prime mixed per bushel .. ...70c White, per bus-hel . .724c MEAL OCity per bag (. .$1.28 Virginia per bag 1.31 OATS No. 2 mixed per bushel 57C White spring per bushel 6tc HAY No. l Timothy per ton $Z5.oo No. 2 Timothy per ton .... 23.00 COUNTRY PRODUCE. Peanuts North Carolina prime S-1.25- extra prime $1.30; fancy $1.40; Virginia prime $1.10; fancy $1.20; Spanish $1.40. BEESWAX 27c. EOJGS 182fic. CHICKENS Hens 35c; springs 20 to 30c. PORK 8 to lc. BEEF On foot 2 to 3C SWEET POTATOES $1.25. N. C. BACON Hams (old) 17c; (J shoulders 12 to 13c; sides 12 to 13c. SHINGLES Per 1.000: 5-inch saps $2.00; 5- inch hearts $4.50: 6-inch saps 02 on: 6 -inch hearts $5.75. TIMBER Per M. Extra milling. .$8 50 to $10 00 Mill prime 7 50 to 8 00 Mill fair 7 00 to 8 00 Common mill 6 Of to 7 50 LOGS Select $8.00; No. 1 $7.50; knotty $4.50. VESSELS IN PORT SCHOONERS. Harriet C. Kerlin, 4 58 tons. Coch ran, to c. D. Maffitt. Nellie Y. Craig, 46S tons, Lane, to C i. Maffitt. STEAMERS. V. Y. Converse, 664 tons. William son. C. D. Maffitt. OFn-.bow, 1M00 tons, Webb, to C. I). Maffitt. NAVAL. STORES MARKET. New York, May 9. Turpentine steady at 67 (a '67. Rosin firm. Savannah. May y. Turpentine nrm 63 (". C.So: sales 312; receipts 266; shipments 5S0. Rosin firm; s.iles 9.S21: receipts S93; jshipmcnt" 1,4 SO: stocks 22.260. Quote: A. R. C $4.35: D. $4.45: E. $4.65; F. $4 70 (Jr 4.75; G. $4.72 ft 4.77: H. $4. SO; T. $4.S5; K. $5.25; M. $5.30 N. ?", 35- W. G $5.4 5: W. W. $5.60. Charleston. May 9. Turpentine and rosin nothing doing. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. New Orleans, May 9. Spot cotton firm and unchanged; middling 11 11-10 tSales 1,205 bales on the spot and 175 to arrive. Futures opened steady from one point above to G below the close of yesterday. The bear realizing was mostly on the strength of a weather report for the central belt, where the developments overnight were more favorable than during the previous 48 hours. What crop advices that were received were bullish in a degree, re citing the damage wrought by heavy and incessant rains, delay in replant ing and likelihood of restriction in acreage through inability to get into the field to repair losses. The close was steady, prices ranging from 2 to 6 points beiow the close yesterday. NEW YORK DRY GOODS. ICew York, May 9.-The jobbing trade was again interfered with by rain .and bad weather is affecting retail trade in dry goods seriously in this section. There is very free buying re- n Movements & Quotations Local & Foreign 1 financial News & Other Market Reports ported on the part of the converters for deliveries from October till Janu ary. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET New York, May 't. tl was only after the announcement of the Union Pacific financial plan that today's stock mar ket showed any evidence of life. It then sprang into animation with acute j weakness. The largest activity of the ! day was in Union Pacific and the Ueal i ings in that stock took on a degree of ; excitement as the time for the meeting of the directors approached. The rise to above 149 ocurred after the directors were in session but before the financial plan was publicly announced. It r.m off abruptly after the publication of the plan to 141 1-2. The issue of convert ible bonds had been -foreseen, but a rate of interest at 4 1-2 per cent, had been foretold in place of the 4 per cent announced. The placing of the price of conversion into the stock at 175 is a higher figure than had been anticipated, and the offer of the bonds to stockholders at 90 seems not to off set these speculative disappointments. The effect on the whole market was immediate. Stocks came out in ail di rections and swept the list to a mate rially lower level throughout. Previous to this episode the market was dull fo a verge of stagnation and offered little to call for serious discussion. The fears for the crops continue a depress ing factor in stocks, although this con sideration was not of much effect to day. The monthly report of the con dition of the grain crops to be publish ed tomorrow by the agricudtural de partment is expected surely to have an important influence in forming opin ion on the crop outlook. The agree ment reported from Albany for the support of the public utilities bill was a factor in the early weakness in the stocks of New York corporations. There was some further pressure also on the New York Central, which was a sympathetic influence on the market. Then the strength developed in Union Pacific and in Smelting and shifted the tide of speculative sentiment for a time. Bonds were steady. Total sales par value $1,400,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Total sales stocks today 752,300. U. S. AND OTHER BONDS. U. S. refunding 2s, registered. .104 U. S. refunding 2s coupon ... .104-' U. S. 3s registered 102 U. S. 3c coupons 1024 U. S. old 4s registered 101 U. S. old 4s, coupon .. .. ....101 U. S. new 4s registered.. . 129 J. S. new 4s coupon 129 American Tobacco 4s 73 i American Tobacco 6s 106 Atchison gen 4s 97 i Atchison adjustment 4s 92 ! Atlantic Coast Line 4s 95 j Baltimore and Ohio 3s . . . . . . 92 I Baltimore and Ohio 4s . . . . 100 ! Central oi Georgia 5s . . 105 1 Central of Georgia 1st Inc 89 : Central of Georgia 2nd Inc .... 72 j Central of Georgia 3rd Inc . . . . 60 Chesapeake and Ohio 4s 101 Denver and Rio Grande 4s . . .. 94 : Erie prior liens 4s . 96 Erie ge;n 4s . . 81 I Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.. 101 ! ATr nVio tt'i n rrn rr1rl A c? New York Central gen 3s 94y8 Norfolk and Western con. 4s ... . 974 Pen nsylvania cv. 3s 94 Seaboard Air Line 4s 75 Southern Pacific 4s . . . 88 Southern Railway .. . .. .. .. ..110 CLOSING STOCK LIST. Adams Express American Cotton Oil American Cotton Oil pfd American Express American Linseed Oil 280 30V4 90 205 12- American Linseed Oil pfd 26; American Locomotive 6314 American Locomotive pfd 106 American Tobacco pfd cer 92 Anaconda Mining Co . . 62 Atchison . 95 Atchison pfd 95 Atlantic Coa.-t Line -100 Baltimore and Ohio OS Baltimore aixl Ohio pfd 88 Consolidated Gas .. 131 Delaware and Hudson . . . .. . . - .1S1 Denver and Rio Grande 2S Denver and Rio Grande pfd .... 72 Erie . . . 23"s Erie 1st pfd 56 General Electric 147 Kansas City Southern 24 Kansas Citv Southern 24 Kansas City Southern pfd 59 Louisville and Nashville New York Central i13k Norfolk and Western . . .... . . 76 Norfolk and Western pfd S2 Rock Island Co . . . . . 21 Rock Island Co pfd . . ..... 48 Southern Pacific 554 Southern Pacific pfd 114 Southern Railway . 20 Southern Railway pfd .. 65 Tennessee Coal and Iron T46 Virginia Carolina Chemical . . . . 25 v ' Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. .103 Western Union S2 Standard Oil . . . . " .. ..520 " THE MONEY MARKET. New York, May 9. Monev on call steady at 23 per cent.; ruding rate 2, closing bid 2. offered at 2. Time loans stronger; sixty days 3 per cent and ninety aas per cent.; six months I 44 per cent. Prime mercantile pa per 56 per cent. Sterling exchange weak with actual business in banker's bills at 4. 8610' 4.8615 for demand and at 4.8330 4. 8335 for sixty day bills. Posted rates 4.84and 4.87. Commer cial bills, 4.83. Bar silver 64. Mexi can dollars 50c. . . s ; NEW YORK COTTOX MARKET New York May 9, The cotton xnaT-: ket was very active again today with fluctuations more irregular, although, prices made another new high record for the bull movement. The close was steady, net unchanged to pointo lower. Sales were estimated at 400,000 bales. The opening was barely steady at an auance ui u pmuu uu t.ie uci months in response to firm cables whil later positions "were unchanged to 9 points lower, owing to a more favorable weather map showing mod erating temperatures and clear weather in the central and western belts. Dur- ing the early session there was heavy sel.ing for both accounts. After de- dining 10 a net loss of S to 12 points, the market was rallied sharply by a renewal of bull support, covering bv eariy sellers, rumors that a new bull pool had been formed in July, ai:d the predictions for unsettled and colder weather in the western belt. Prices reached the high point for the session in the late trading; then cased off a few points under realizing. The east ern belt forecast was for clear weather but the cold snap in the northwest caused some anxiety as frosts were predicted for just north of the belt. PORT MOVEMENT OF COTTON. Galveston steady at 12c; net receipts 3,519 bales. New Orleans firm at 11 ll-16c; net receipts 1,112 bales. Mobile firm at HVgc; net receipts 2.516 bales. Savannah steady at 11 5-lCc; net re ceipts 1,008 bales. Charleston steady at llc; net re ceipts 1 bales. Wilmington steady at 11 c; net re eipts 313 bales. Norfolk steady at 12c; net receipts 1,0 9 9 bales. Baltimore nominal at 12c. New York quiet 11.90c. Boston quiet at 11.90c; net receipts 24 bales. Philadelphia steady at 12.15c; net 140 Dales. RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS Total today, at all ports, net receipts 7.5 62 bales; exports to Great Britain, 28,173 bales; stock. 533,300. Consolidated at all ports net receipts 50,110 bales; experts to Great Britain, 53.587 bales; continent, 23,125. Total since September 1st, et all ports net receipts 9,4 53,4 84 bales; ex ports to Great Britain, 3,543,385 bales; France 865,697; continent. 3,149,528; Japan, 223, 149. - i ll MOVEMENT of COTTON Houston steady at 12c; net receipts 1,120 bales. Augusta steady at 12c-, net re ceipts 88 bales. Memphis steady at llc; net re ceipts 247 bales. St. Louts steady at 11c. Cincinnati net receipts, 759 bales. Louisville firm at llc; net receipts 0 bales. Total today net receipts 2,214 bales; gross receipts 3,517 bales; shipments, 5,150 bales; sales.. 2.637 bales; stock, 233,678 bales. COTTON RECEIPTS. New York May 9. Receipts at the ports today 7.56S bales against 8,244 last week and 8,110 last year. For the week 65,000 bales against 72,826 last week and 68,347 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 1,112 bales against 2,043 last year, and at Houston 1,120 bales against 2,234 last year. CLOSTNG PRICES. New York, May 9. Cotton: Spot closed quiet; middling uplands 11.90; middling gulf 12.15; sales 5,425 bales. Futures closed steady. Month. Open Close May .. .. .. .. (..., 10.75 10.67 June 10.76 July . . . . .10.73 10.69 August . . 10.59 10.49 September .. .. .. ..10.60 10.51 October 10.72 10.66 November . . . 10.68 December .. .. .. ..10.71 10.69 January ... .. .. .. ..10.SS 10.85 February . . . . . . ..... 10.89 March . . . . . . 10.92 10.91 LIVERPOOL MARKET. j Liverpool. May 9. Cotton: Spot in I fair demand; prices six points higher: t American middling fair 7.86; good middling 7.32; middling 6.78; low mid dling 6.4 4; god ordinary 5.7S; ordinary 5.40. The pales of the day were 10,000 of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 9,400 American. Receipts 4,000 bales; no American. Fu tures opened firm and closed weak: American middling CJ. O. C. May 6.23: May and June 6.23; June and July 6.15; July and August 6.10; August and September 5.99; Septem ber and October 5.93; October and No vember 3.S6: November and December 5.84: December and January 5.82; January and February 5.S1; Febru xv and March 5.S2; March and April 5.84. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Chicago, (May 9. Continued cold weather in the spring wheat territory was chiefly responsible today for an advance of more than one cent a bushel. At the close July wheat was up 1 1-4. Corn was up 3-8. Oats were 1-8 to l-4c higher. Provisions were 17 1-2 to 35 higher. Chicago, May 9. The leading fu tures ranged as follows: Open High Low Close - Wheat No. 2 May ........ 825 July SoM Sept 86 Dec .... .... 88 - Corn, No. 2 Ma y. . . : . 49 July ..... ..... 49 Sept . ; . . 50 f Oats. ' No. 2 i May .... 44, 83 86 87 SS 49 50 50U 45 82 So 86 S7' 49 49 50 83 S6 87 8SH 49 50 504 44 43- 36; 45 434 36 July .... ... Sept 36 365 Mesa , pork. 1 per barrel- ? f : May: U v1 1 XlU2 i) U35: 1 Ul3i ri635 July . . ..164 1665 1640 1660 Sept .150 1867 2647? 1667 1i Lard per 100 lbs. lay .... SS72 "9024 uly . . . . 902 917 ept . . . . 9li 927 Short ribs per 100 lbs. SS7 902 915 SS7 S92 902 917 327 S95 907 917 Juy " " 92 910 Sept . . . . 905 920 902 tasn quotations were as follows: vni1r. xv, .nrin? xvho.it. SSft soc: No. 2 red. S2 S3c; No. 2 corn ! r.nirer.ni'.f "v"n vtirw. snt: fff'SOUr: No. 2 oats 4 5c; No. 3 white 41 6? 45c; 45c: No. z rye 72 & 73c; fair to choice malting 75 77c; No. l flaxseed $1.18; North Western $1.25; prime timothv seed 14.30! clover contract grades $15.00; short ribs, sides (loose 1 $S.S0 S.95; 'mess pork per bbl. IWJgfiJt&JK & ! ft 9.2:.; whiskey basis of high wines, NEW YORK PRODUCT:. j New York, May 9. Flour firm and quiet. Minnesota $4.354.75. Rye flour, firm. CORN MEAL Firm. WHEAT Spot firm; No. 2 red 91c elevator. Options" to lc net higher. May 93c; July 93c; September 94; Decern h-r 95r-c. CORN Spot steady; No. 2, 59c elevator. Options c net higher. July 58c; September 58c OATS Spot easy; mixed 47c. LARD Firm; western prime $9.10 9.20. Refined firm; continent 9.55. PORK Firmer; mess i 7.75 (a 18.25 RICE Firm. MOLASSES Strong. SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining 3.33; centrifugal 96 test 3. S3; molasses sugar 3 0s: refined firm. COFFEE Spot quiet; No. 7 Rio 6c; Santos No. 4 7c; mild coffee quiet; Cordova 9fj,12c. Futures un changed to io points higher. PEANUTS Steady, unchanged. POTATOES New firm, unchanged, old firm J2.25 2.50 per barrels. CABBAGES Firm 50c(f, $2.75 per barrel. COTTON SEED OIL was strong and higher on s a: e of shorts and aggres sive bull suport. Prime crude fob mills nominal; prime summer ellow 54c: off summer yellow 49 51c; good olf summer yellow 49c( 50; ; prime white 5457; prime wMnter yel low 5 5 (ft 56c. O jflu 3 "3P tr X. X . Beam tie s? M You HAfways BflflgM Signal are caused by Indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or if you are subject to attacks of Indigestion, you have no doubt had shortness of breath, rapid heart beats, heartburn or palpitation of the heart. Indigestion causes the stomach to expand swell, and puff up against the heart. This crowds the heart and inter Ceres with its action, and in the course cf time the heart becomes diseased. K.ociol For Dyspepsia digests what yoaeat, takes the strain cfi of the hec rt, and contributes nourishment, strength and health to every organ of the ocdy. For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Inflammation of the mucous insrabrancs lininj the Stomach and Diges tive Tract, Nervous Dyspcpsi.i and Catarrh af the Stomach. After eatinc my food would distress me by maldna r,y heart palpitate and I would tecomo very wecJc. Finally 1 ct a bottle cf Kodcl and it cave mo imme diata reiief. After using a few bottles I am cured. MRS. LORJNG NICHOLS, Perm Yarn. N. Y. I had stomach trouble and was in a bad state as 1 bad heart trouble with it. I took Kodol Dyspepsia Curo for about four months and it cured me. D. KAUBLE. Nevada, O. Digests What You Eat Relieves indigestion, aonr stomach, belcb Jbs of etc. Prepared at tte Lab oratory olE.O.DeWlt A Co., Calcago, O.8.A. ROBERT R. BELLAMY. Bone Pains, Itching, Scabby Skin Diseases. Permanently cored by taking Botanic Blood Balm. It yon tare acnes and palsa In booea. back and Joints. Itching Scabbj Ekln, Blood feels hot or thin; Swollen Glands, Risings and Bamps on the Skin. Mucus Patches in VIoath. Sore Throat. Pimples, or offensive eruptions; Copper-Colored Spots or Bash on Skin, are run down, mr nerroos; Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair er Eyebrows falllnjr oat. Carbuncles or Bolls, Taks Botanic Blood Balm, ruLraated to core even the worst and most deep-seated esses. Heals all sores, stops all swellings, makes blood pure and rich, completely changing the entire body into a clean, healthy condition. B. B. B. is tb recogniied c'cwl remedy for these conditions. Cancer Cured. onas Ii yon hjiTe a peristent Pimple. Wart. Swell ings, Shooting, Stinging- Pains, take Blood Balm and they will disappear before they dertloD into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases of Can cer. Sowpnrating Swellings, Eating Sores or tnssor cored by B. B. B. Botanic SIbod Balm CB. B. B.) is Pleasant asd safe to tke. Thorooghly tested for SO years. ODtaposed of Pars Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens Weak Kidneys and Weak Stomachs, cares Dyspepsia. BaapW Sat Trea by writing Blood Balm Ck -Atlanta, Ga. - Sold fcy Bnxg gitta $1 per largs bottla or aast by axpreas sra paid.' ' J. mtKS STATING DRUG CO. Suburban Schedule In Effect October 23 th, Leave Wilmington. 6.40 a. m. S;30 a. m. 30:0f a. m. 11:20 a. m. 1:20 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 6:20 p. m. 8:00 p. m. 9:30 p. m. U :00 p. m. JLeave Leavt Wrlghurrllle. Beaca. 6.30 e rru 8:i0a.m. :00 a.m. 11:00 a. m. 12:20 p. tn. 2:25 p. m, 4:25 p. m. 5:55 p. m. 7:20 p. m. 9:00 p. m. 10:30 p. m. 10:41 a. a. 12:1& p.m. 2:15 p. m 4 : 1 S p. m 6:45 p. m Daily except Sunday. Sundays this car will leav m. instead o! Wriehtsville at 10:00 a 9:00 a. m. Cars leaving Wilmington at 7:00 a m., 8:30 a, m.. 6:20 p. m. 8:00 p. m and 9:30 p. m. will not run beyond WriffhtsvUle unlesa there are pasa gers for the beach. SUNDAY SCHEDULE. Cam every half hour from 1:00 t 6.30 p. m. in addition to the above schedule. SPECLL CARS TO GOLF GROUNDS Leave Front and Princess streets dally except Sunday at 3.30, 4.00. 4.3t and 5.30 P. M. FREIGHT SCHEDULE. Freight car leaves Wilmington dan except Sunday at 4:00 p. m. Freight depot open from 2:00 tf 4:00 p. m. Clyde Steamship Compan; NEW YORK. WILMINGTON GEORGETOWN LINE. NEW YORK FOR WIL3DNGTON S. S. Carlb S. S. Navahoe. . Friday. May 3 Friday, May 10 FOR VEW YORK Friday, May 3 Saturday, May 11 WILMINGTON S. S. Navahoe... S. S. Carib WILMINGTON TO GFOHGFTTOW.X S. S. Carib Monday, May 6 S. S. Navahoe Monday, May 13 Both steamers have good paasengi accommodations. Through bills of lading and Iowmi through rates guaranteed to and fro points In North and South Oirolluii For freight and passage apply to H. G. SMALLBONES. Supv Wilmington, N. O. CLYDE MILNE, General Freight AgmL rHEO. Q. EGER. V. P. to G. ia. General Offices: Pier 26 N. XL Branch 290 Bwadway, N. t JUST in SEVERAL LOTS COFFEE AND RICE ASK FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES HALL & PEARSALL CINCORPORATEDl GET THE BEST 'M . ;.wv wt - VJ1 1 zttjit ;vv Recently Enl-.r d Q WITH 25,000 New 'Yoras New Gazetteer of tl .- World Trith more than "0 titlcc. ca the latest ctasi3 return. NewBiocrapbicair c :Ionary cxmtainintr the r.?rcct ore r : i,0C0 noted persona, tiiite eg UtX t'.cui. etc. EditedhrTT. T. IIARRI..T VD..TX.D, United States Coiloccrv . .iiuoaUoa. 2380 Q'-irto I'c-cs Sew rt t5 IZzt tuLzm raises. Needed in Dvery Home Also Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Regular Edition 7 a lCxI'ilKUi. sbibdisga. Da Lux 3 Edition 6?;xHi: ; la. Irfa. ti from plU en b.U ptprr. t totifl Kmliaca FREE, ietionaryWriaka.'' Lkotnud sBpalcta, G. 5 C. MERRIAM CO., Publiabars. Springfield. Mais. HUGH iflE 5 CO. Southern Investments Slate Bonds and Cotf ott-Mill Stocks MECEDVEP NOTICE. These arriTals ana departure? art given as Information as well mj co cectlona with other companies; hat rivals and connections re not anted. Schedule In effect May C 1007. NORTHBOUND No. 43. No. 41. Lv Wilmington ..J 0 40 amj 6 S5 pm Ar Gold&boro I . .J12 57 pm 9 22 pra Ar Wilson . . . .2 00 pm 10 25 pa Ar Rocky Mount. .J 2 40 pnVll 15 pm Ar Norfolk . . . .J S 15 pmj 7 SO am Ar Weldoa ... .1 5 03 pm 2 tl Ar Petersburg ... 7 07 pm 4 27 Ar Richmond . . Ar Washington . Ar Baltimore . . Ar Philadelphia . Ar New York . . - 8 00 pm; S 10 11 40 pm! S W 1 43 anvlO 11 pa 4 25 am,12 27 as 7 30 imj 3 M pa SOUTHBOUND. No. 41. No. 49. Lv New York . . Ar Philadelphia . Ar Baltimore . . Ar Washington . Lv Norfolk . . . Lv Richmond . . Ar Petersburg . . Ar Weldon . . . . Ar Rocky Mount Ar Wilson . . . Ar Goldsboro . . Ar Wilmington . - 9 25 ami 9 21 vm 11 65 im 2 12 pm 3 21 pm! 7 25 pm 1 12 0 01 2 S3 am 2 45 8 40 S 25 9 IS 8 05 pm 9 S3 pm I! 35 aa 10 IS pm! 1 00 pm .111 40 pm; 2 C3pn . G 40 amj 3 12 pa .J10 20 am! C 10 pa BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND TUB SOUTH. - 1 -mam in 1 inn . t .u SOUTHBOUND. ' Dally. Dally. Dally. via Wllsoa 6 35 pxa Ar Flor . 35 am) 7 30 pm Ar Col. .!12 15 pm'll 10 pm 4 15 Ar Char .1 1 40 pmjll 37 pm 7 05 axa 9 10 axa 2 10 axa 10 &5 pm Ar bar. .j 6 45 pm' 2 55 am Ar Jack . 8 40 am Ar Tam .( j 7 10 pm NORTHBOUND Daily. . 9 00 pm .1 7 30 am Daily. 10 30 ara 7 00 pm 1 15 axa 6 15 ar 6 45 axa 9 25 axs l-v Tarn pa. . . Ar Jacksonville Ar Savannah . Lv Charleston. Lv Columbia. . 12 55 pm 5 30 pm 4 30 pra r Florence j 8 10 pm Ar Wilmington. . .12 30 am 1 55 pm BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND SAN FOKD. West B. East n. Dally. Dally, j Lv Wllnainirtoi 8 45 amAr 8 13 pm Ar Fayettevflle 12 10 pmJAr 4 55 pm Ar Sanford; . .f 1 55 proLv 3 40 pm BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND NEW BERN. Dally Ex. Dally Ex. Sunday. Sunday. North B. South B. Lv Wilmington .2 40 pmj Ar 1 00 pra Ar Newbern . .C 10 pmJLv 9 35 pm Trains Nos. 42 and 41 carry Pullman Sleeping Care between Wilmington and Washington, connecting with Pennsylvania R R. for all pointa at. Also between Wilmington and Norfbl Trains 48 and 49 carry Pullman Par lor cara between Wilmington and Nor folk. T. O. WHITE, General Passenger Agent. W. J. CRAIO, Passenger Traffic Manager. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION Hates from Wilmington as ollorw3 Season ticket 112.50 So.d dally, April 10th to Nov. 30th. CO day ticket ... Sold daily, April $10.45 to Nov. 30Oi 19th 10 day ticket ... Sold daily, April I9.4S Nor. ZQih 19th to Coach excursion $5.25 Sold each Tuesday, limit seven Jays. Endorsed "Not good in parlor or Bleeping cars." Coast Lie Norfolk Flyer Effective April 22. I.mvc Wilmington 9:40 a. m. Arrive at Norolk 8:15 p. m. Leave Wilmington C:35 p. m. Arrive at Norfolk 7:20 a. m. Throuph Pullrcaa sleeping cara from Wilmington. N. C., Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave Wil mington C:35 p. ra. Returning leara Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday :30 p. m. Parlor car aenrico dally, via Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Co Write for a beautiful illustrated fol der containing maps. descriptlTe mat ter, list of boteli, etc For reservations or any Informa tion phone 160. W. J. CRAIG, Passenger Traffic Man ager. Wilmington, N. C. T. C. WHITE, Genera Passencs Agent, Wilmington, N. C. HICKS' on: in.:: : CUSES ALL AiCHES Amd fist ummmm mm