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THE WILMlKGTbN MESSENGER, ERlDAY,- mt IS, 1900. 1 1 ' t i.i i - - i ' ' i. ----,--.,. I- - ' , -.i ".- THE POSTOEFICE BILL CONSUMES ALMOST' ENTIRE SESSION OF THE SENATE. 3 j THE PNEUMATIC TUBE SERVICE 13 r-: lTTWa, Committee. Amendment Dim r .cussed at Length and Passed Over.j ' k All Other Committee Amendments 1 t, Agreed to-Secretary of War Asked " for Information as to Nnmberof Flll " plnos Killed, "Wounded and Captured. . House Passes River and Harbor Bill SENATE. Washingtoiu- May 27. During: prac tically the entire session of the senate today the postoff ice appropriation bill NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. -' ; (Special to The Messenger.) New York, May 17. Railroad stocks were strong', Industrials "weak. Money again declined abroad. Sterling; ex change was decidedly lower. Total sales of stocke were 455,000 shares, of bonds $1,673,000. The strength of London, pretty good buying by London and the belief that ho gold will go to that mar ket this week had a bracing effect here. Moreover, the Bank of England state ment today was a very strong one and foreign exchange was easier. St. Paul's unexpectedly large earnings strength ened that stock. For the second week of May this year the road earned $622,132, 1899 $637,931, in 187 $521,381, in 1896 $505,433, in 1895 $464,679, in 1894 $497,914, in 1893 $599,924. Chicago, bought. People's Gas. Northern Pacific was in good demand for foreign and local ac count and there was good buying of Pennsylvania and the Vanderbilts. Anaconda advanced on the settlement of the Quincy copper mine strike. Sugar declined partly on the announce ment of a cut in prices by the Mollen- hauser and National refineries, though Wilmington Harkets. Oat-t . Wilmington N. C, May 17. Receipts of cotton today-298 bales. Receipts samtei day last year 14 hales. - " ' This season's receipts' to date--277,093 Sep ...U. 7.05 7.07 balea - -Short ribs, per 100 ids. Receipts to same date last -i year July . .... e.67 6.72 289,256 bales. "V The quotations posted at 4 22 22 21 22 22 21 May .. .i..." 22 22 July ...!... 22 22 Sept ...... 21 21 Mess pork, per- bbl.- ' July ...i... 11.75 - 11.82 11.72 11.80 Lard , per 100 lbs. I July ...... 7.02 7.07 7.00 7.07 7.02 . 7.W o'clock today at the exchange: COTTON. steady. Ordinary .... Good ordinary Low middling - Middling .. Good middling :. Same day last yeai 6c. 6.65. 6.72 Sept ...... 6.67 6.72 ' 6.65 6.12 Cash Quotations wer as '.,- follows: FOour steady. No. 2 yellow corn, 38c ; Not 3 jsrarinsr wheat. 6164c; No. 2 red, 7272c; No. 2 corn, 3738c; No. 2 oats. 2323c; No. 2 white, 27c; No, 3 white, 2525c; mess pork, per bbl.. S10.55ll.75; lard, per 100 ids., S6.85O7.05: short - ribs sides, loose. $6.556.80; dry salted shoulders, boxed, $6.506i75: short ... clear sides, boxed, $7.1007.20: -whiskey, distillers' finished 48c;; country barrels . tn-w 16 13-16 8 3-16 8 13-16 ;9 ,9 N. NAVAL STORES SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm ; ma I chine, ba rrels 48a. ROSIN. Steady at $1.05 to $110. TAR. Steady at $1.40. j CRUDE TURPENTINE. Steady at M anA 12.90. I ' Prices same day last year-spima lected airsd barely- steady. WHEAT.pot steady; No. z reo 76c. (Options opened easy on. "crop news butt, developed subsequent weaK ttr.idler disappointing English Was under oansdderatioru The measure .was read and all of the committee is J JSJiZ ameradjmentts were agreed to, except! closed and that the cut was made by a firm which is selling trust sugar at ... Ji. ji.ii !,,, in turpenftinie 38c and 37c; rosin !"-; and $1.00; tar $1.30;. crude turpentine fj,- Mav closed iat 70c; July closed at 71c; l t i i .. no 41 barrels I FhTi '7irl JVUN. pox. sxeaiuy; iiw. & ic-iv. SI. 35 and $2.40. Reoeipts today 50 casks spirits tur CHARGED WITH SEVERAL CRIMES Charles McCabo Charged with Safe Craoklngr, 'i Dlschartced and Rear " rested. ..i '. . New York, May 17. Charles MoCabe, alias Edward Carney, alias Whltey, IMIY! R S MAYl! MAY! The One Among Many. " The one make of Instruments that holds. Its tone through a generation of. usefulness. The Brightest Month of the Year, and with it Bright Sunshine and Flowers. " I The season has come to move to the was arrested In the federal building hj "ach and mountains and make ready today by the local police on the charge; jfythe summer. We are ready to mi of breaking open tlhe safe of Itlhe Mas sanutten bank at Strasburg, Va., April 25th last. . -j McCabe was arrested for participa tion in a pQStoffice robbery at j Summery ville, IN. J., a short time ago He was, on trial (in the -federal court in this city today. Owing to lack o evidence y? Sir order for MATTINGS, SHADES, PIAZZA SCREENS. ' ATTING at 10 cents to 25 cents per TSeMP CARPET at 15 to 25 cents. I I WINDOW SHADES from J2c II i uyut w i LU x unci a uvi iiAtvuca t yvui- mt$.) - . JNtiiat 48 cents per bolt. i; fte MODY BRUSSELS RUGS, from 50c ne was affun'iMflfi nn- HOQUET RUGS at $L39 to $1.60 and that relating "to the extension of the! Dresent. MetroDolitan advanced on the nentinie. 125 barrels rosinv pneumatic tube service. This created rauncation 01 tne xnira Avenue wase tar, ai oarreis wuue iuijmmo. , -"-- sfeaAv with wheat but casStsTrUk1 ftm -realLexport some debate and was being discussed nd generli e! when the measure was laid aside for the day. , 1 , r A conference was agreed to on the niaval appropriation bill. Senator Jones, "of Arkansas, offered an had adopted a resolution calling upon the secretory . of war to inform ffche senate how many Fllipdn-os have ful outlook for the company. Other tractions responded and some large in terests were buying Baltimore Rapid Transit. There is more disposition to" take hold of the coal stocks. Sugar in terests were said to be buying Sugar , turpentine. . : : ! SALiT. 125 s 52c; ws 74c; zw s euc. COXJNTRJY PRODUCE. PEANUTS. North Carolina, I fancy, ferlngs, I became very weak, and near close It rallied om covering. It was! term of seventeen years in he was discnargea. as swu m "c i .arrested chained with the ViTginia.af- V fair. The police department inaa ai- ready apprised the Virginia! authori- -iAZZA REED SCREEN, with pret ties and Sheriff Daniel Splker was on titistraps, 5x8 square feet, at 69c; 8x10 band with. a requisition romi the gov- al jji.00; 10x12 at $1.65; light and good ernor of Virginiar which had been hon- qKjJity and very cheap. h ored .by Governor Roosevelt.! iMcCabe : ou may need a" TRAVELING refused to go to Virginia on this re- ';UNK or PACKING TRUNK. I quisitlon and he will be taken before ht ie just received a car load, all styles, a justice In the criminal term of the oijevery quality, from 25c to $8.00. supreme court .tomorrow. I vV- ZINC COVERED TRAY AND If he escapes on tms cnarge, rt xa - in jl, jlsu a. at i.z&. v uijXj saka. said ihe will be sent to Nashville, Tenn. TilQA FINISH from $2.00 to I $6.75. It 4s claimed .that he was sentenced to TRAVELING CASES from $1.00 to the state -prison m 'xennessee wr r; u. ouo uum oc io 4.o, of UACE STRAW, cheap at 25o my price 13 ,19c Fine CHILD'S HATS, worth 50c my price Is 25c. FINE i v MADE HATSL pretty and cheap, from 25, 40, 50 and 69e all new I structed with experienced care; they Are hot built, for show they're con- and nobby. Our stock of SILK MULLS, CHIF FONS, LIBERTY, SILKS : has just been replenished; " from 35, 40, 60 and 75c per yard..- r We have just received "a nice lot of LACE and INSERTION, all over yoking, 18 Inches wide, from 25, 35, 45, 50 'to 65 and 75o. This is something new last a lifetime and more, yet their cost is very; moderate,' considering their quality. ; . Send us you address and you'll immediately get an -illustrated - catalogue and Book of Suggestions. Accommodating Terms. - 7 Pianos of. other makes to suit most .. economical. : 1 CHARLES M. STIEFF, American and Continental Tobacco. stocks. There is some investment de- Paciflcs been killed! and! wounded tsince the be- mand for dividend-paying railroad ginrdng of hostilities; and also how stocks. London bought 20,000 shares,, ,o i k. ovni Qr,ri rp including St. Paul, Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Pacific, Atchison and South- ' Senator Wolcott,- of Colorado, called up tUe postoffipe appropriation bill and . Its reading for", amendment was begun. When the committee amendment ap- . propriating $750,000 for mail transpor tation by pneumatic tubes was. reach ed Senator Wiolcott asked that it be passed) over as it was certain to create much discussioni. He said lie differed from the ..committee 'on the proposition. He also said he opposed the southern leresis were saiu xo oe uuyuis ousai , -A . rA tn Cr.. xrirfrra fx stock. Fear of the competition of the JO to 75c. Pflme 0 to 65c, Virginia 55 International Tobacco hurt -both. wJ"lz?Z??L rLii,.. CORN. 53 to 54c CORN MEAL. 49c COW PEAS. 90c. N. C. BOOON. Mams. 9 shoulders, 7 to 7c; sides, 8 to 8)&c. TURKEYS. (Live) 8 to 8C. CHICKENS. Slow; spring 10 to 18c; hens, 22 to 25c; roosters, 15 to 20c. . EGGS. Firm ax lie. i ! I to 10c; era railway. Continue to. buy grangers, and Southerns on declines. i , S. MUNN. SON & CO. ; (By Associated Press.) New York, May 17. The demand for railroad stock? which has given strength to the market-for a number of days past, has been satisfied ana prices fdii back today in that depart ment of the stock list. This is accepted fast mail-subsidy and the subsidy : fori in Wall street as confirmation of the the carrytinig'tof- mall between Kansas Oity and Newton, Kansas. No post .master general, he said, had ever rec ommended the subsidies. -. A committee amendment struck out a part of the paragraph, relating to the railway mall service and provided for 1,632 clerks at $1,200 each; 3,605 clerks view that the demand rcame -from an outstanding short interest in the west and was not based on arfy underlying condition in the companies whose stocke were effected or in business at large. The stock market showed itself as. indifferent today to one or two un favorable factors which developed as SHINGLES Per 1,000 five'lnch, hearts and saps. $1.503.10; six inch, i $2.50 $3.50. TIMBER: ' - Per M feet Shipping...... $9.0010.00 Mill .prime .... 7.50 8.75 Mill, Fair 6.6003) i.w Common Mill .............. 5.00 6.00 Inferior to ordinary ... 3.50. 5.00 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.! at $1,000 each and 1,987 clerks at. $9001 it was yesterday to any depressing in each. ' , I fluences. The outside public remains profound ly indifferent to the stock market and commission house business has fallen to practically nothing. St. Paul's statement of earnings for the second week in May, showing a small increase" over last year, was a distinctly favor able factor, as it was calculated to off set the apprehension caused by last week's return of a decrease for the first time since mid-summer of 1898. Last week's decrease was looked upon in Wall street as a sort of turninjg point in the railroad situation and a declining scale of earnings was ex pected, especially as the week's report of the movement of grain and of the west bound merchandise have been discouraging. Today's report showing the largest" earnings for St. Paul of any corre-sponding-ln its history, was a relief, but the resulting strength in the stock was not maintained. Rumors of the same ' kind as those which served the purpose of the bulls The final section xf .the bill, was a t senate committee amendment provid ; ing for the continuance of the com- mission to investigate the question 3 -whether or : not excessive prices are 'paid I to the railroad companies for the transportation of malls and as a com pensation forf postal car service, and all sources of revenue and all expendi tures of the postal service. Senator Butler offered an amend ment reducing ,the amount approprjat ied by the bill for railway transporta tion of the. mails froin $33,870,000 to $30,483,000, and directing the postmas ter general to readjust the compensa tion to be paid from ana alter Juiy 1, 1900, for the transportation of mails on railway routes by reducing the compensation to all railroad companies for the transportation xf mails , at least 10 per cent, per annum from. the present rate. ' " Discussing his amendment, Mr. But- ler said he proposed , again to submit fnnto wTiirh hw ih-nr! -nrftSfnited to the senate three or four times before asl yesterday continued to circulate, such FINANCIAL. New York, May 17. Money on call easy at 12 per cent.; last loan at 1 2 per cent.; prime mercantile paper at I304 per cent.; sterling exchange easy with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.88 for demand and at $4.84 4.83 for sixty days; posted rates at $4.85 and! $4.89; commercial bills at $4.844.84: silver certificates at 60 60; bar silver at 60; Mexican dollars at- 47. Government Donas steaay, finally steady at ,e decline. May closed at 42c; July closed at 43c; Seotember 43t&C OATS. Snort, dull: .No. z zc. up turns inactive and entirely nominal. LARD. Steady; western steamaa at $7.40: refined quiet; continent $7.55; South American $8.25; compound 6 6c 1 BUTTER. Firm; western creamery 1620c? state dairy 1519c. CHEESE. Irregular; iancy large white 10c; do do colored io0ioc; do small 99C . TTjftoSi Weak: state and. Pennsylva nia at mark 1213c; southern at mark 10llc; storage, western at mark 12c; regular pacKing ax mar. ll!2c. , POTArrjliss. oteaay; inew mm. w. $L25L62; Floirida $3.006.50; Jersey sweets $2.60 3.z&. SUGAR. Raw steady; fair renmng 3 15-16ci centrifugal, 96 test, 4 -16c; mir.incafMi snmr 3c: rennea. QUiei. ! rrY!,pON SEED OIL. Was inactive but nominally steady. Prime crude bar rels 34c nominal; prime cummer yel low 3738c;'ofC summer yellow 37 .m&e: butter gradies mominai; prime winter yellow 4042c; prime wnwe 41c; prime meal $zt.uo. NAVAL STORES. fvaeajoed. MoCabe says he 27 years old and that he lives in Bal timore, ."Md. The police say years" of age. he is 33 ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND , There Is no kind of pain 1 or ache, internal or oxter-1 1898. He VALISES from 25c to $2.75. is only v NICE SCRIM at 5c per yard ! and LiCE CURTAINS from 50c to $4.00 a pairj- . ' fORTIER and TABLE COVERS, ujn$lsterings and braids all cheap at tb? big store. 1 ' fSur MILLINERY seems to be out going itself. Our wholesale and retail trade both grow. We TRIM ALL HATS F&EjE when you buy the hat and the n&terial from us. fle have received today a nice line and very pretty to make lace waists J Warerooms ....9 N." LIBERTY ST, of, and yokes for dresses. LADIES' READY MADE WAISTS, all grades, from 37, 50. 69, 75, $1.00, up. FDM33 SILK WAIST at $2.75, $3.00 and $4.00. ' -.Best line of SUMMER SKIRTS; CRASH SKIRTS, well made, for 25 to 48c. WHITE PIQUE at 50c and $1.00. WORSTED and LIGHT COLORED SKIRTS a $L39; BLACK WORSTED SKIRTS for 98c, $1.25, up to $4.00. LADIES' GENTS' and CHIL DREN'S UNDERWEAR from 5c up. EVERYTHING YOU WANT in the UNDERWEAR LINE. Men's best BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and PANTS at 22 cents. - . ' A big ltne of MEN'S SILK BOSOM SHHtTS for 45, 50 and 75a; LADIES TAPE NECK and SLEEVE UNDER- VEST in iwhlte, pink, and light blue. for 10c each; FINE BLEACHED VEST at 5 cents. I have more goods to sell than I have room to tell about. I want a share of your trade, and will do all I can to please you and save you money at ' WILMINGTON'S BIG RACKET STORE, on Front Street, near the Postoffice. Factories, Block of East . Lafayette - Ave., Aiken and Lanvale Sts. I Baltimore, Md. TIN AND f SHEET METAL WORKERS' it,- Roofing, Ship Work and Stencil Cutting: OA SPEOIALTY.O GEO. 0. GAYLORD, nal. that Pain-Killer not relieve. Willi S5-- Prop No. 6 Princess Street. netor owem f. Love & co. LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB- CTiTiirre Tur tl Cki I litiiC UATT1 E? .4 si 11 Ul M. int. utnwuib K P'JARS THE NAME, . ? . I 3 PERRY DAVIS & SON. Seasonable Information fjhe Baptist Female University of North Carolina, 3 'Began H first year September 27th, 1899. Two hundred and nineteen pfcfls have been enrolled to date. Of these, one hundred and fifty-four wer borders. Li 1 :,: ft TWENTY-ONE OFFICERS AND TEACHERS. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. " 'CJ Rooms may be engaged for. next year after May 15th by sending $5.00 to A C0NSIGHENT i i i . to anybody from whom I may have to "take back, hence ALL my goods are NEW and FRESH, direct from THE BEST factories In 1 j. . . ,. i -j America, uu wuitxu ; o "-'v" n.w ivVvrk Rioslni steaay . - straanea,! ornngif p t aian rt avr riuaive sale on commons to good, $1.55. Turpentine firm the finest grades of Mattresses ever shown .1 ri 1 aro I han and rpnnvflt.fi and remake all kinds. 4l,CSniHtffl tnrr-Mitine mar- Furniture HAULED, PACKED, STORED "7lZZZrz.- V" IT TJn and INSUKKU KBl BLttiUy Wl. Ot Ka. Iniiw at! si.ariS)1.10. sales none. Savannah Spirits turpentine firm at 49c; receipts 1.522; sales 249; exports t j t v,,, anr.A anA 'Piirnltiirp nor I Kooill may oe engttgeu lor.iieii year alter axa,y wui ujr oauiu6 " fexchS-Tewfo?orde expect to enter next year should engage a room as ea:ijy as possmie. Expenses for board and Literary Course for one year $118.50 to $165.50. For further information address it maU. 1 President JAMES G. BLASINGAJVIE N F. PARKER, MAN OF FAMILY K-r,, irvar-H-va.- yaUr-naA hrtnris nlTVTiPL KOln. firm: TeCeiPtS i.Wi , Bu OUILC WUUC 1 u w I " ' - ' ' - A T5 Tk 1 STOCKS. I Atchison, 2o Baltimore anid Ohio 75 Chesapeake and. Ohio L .. 27 Chicago. Burlington) and Quincy.. 12614 Furniture and Furniture Novelties, No. 17 South Front Street. i.. n m in 1 fi 1 5I TT S1.40. II x.xa, i TVrV',l . r-rTTT-r. t-rrr:r HI IA V $2.20, V V Z.V. to the excessive eost of transporting the malls. He believed the postal com mission! which this bill sought to con tinue was a scheme to delay the re duction of the cost of transporting mail. - i Senator Pettigrew spoke in support of the Butler amendment. Senator Wolcott characterized some ot the statements of Senators Butler anil Petitigrew as ""wild vagaries" which would be regarded as "prepos terous df they had not fallen irom tne as that Union Pacific or Pennsylvania was to secure control of Burlington, or Atchison ' preferred was to receive its full dividend, or new millionaire interests were to be represented in Missouri Pacific, but all of these stories were heard with languid interest and prices continued to drop. In the industrial list the losses in prices were not such a passive matter.' American Tobacco was under severe pressure all day on account of circum stantial assertions of the organization lioa of so conservative a statesman asl of formidable comrjetition.The stock th. senator from North Cairolina. I Senator Clay, of Georgia, resented I the attack made by Senators Butler I and Pettigrew upon the posta.1 com ! mission. i : - - . . . l The amendment of Senator Butler was rejected Jl to 41. The comimlttee amendanent extending ! I'hevlife of fehe postal commission was them agreed to without division, f The committee amendment appropri i ating $750,000 It or the transmission, of rmail tv itMieumatic tubes was taken r up,. ; Seniaitor Butler made a point of i ordr against the amendment that it k wta.3 new legislation; and in violation I of the existing (law. The point of 'or der wag overruled by the chair 'Sen ! ator Frye.) : St-nator Wolpott addressed the sen l ate in oooosttioni to the amendment. i He said the entire scheme of sending i - mail: by pneumatic tubes was covered by patents except the hole in the ground and that had to be obtained j from the municipal' authorities'. The ! scheme, too, was a monopoly and the t service in New York, Brooklyn, Boston l and Philadelphia was very limited. i The cost inv the four, cities for the i p.rvir varied ' frreatlv. and the ser- i vice saved! neithier expense nor appre- I ciable time, j Senator Mason made an extended re ply to Seniaitor Wolcott. He presented petitions and memorials from trade and commercial bodies in Chicago de- I manding the ; Iservice, and declared every -poBtofficei department official fa- i voreel the extension1 oi ine serviw. , At -4:40 o'clock p. m. the senate ad i Journed. ; y i HOUSE OP REPRBSBNTATIVES. The house today passed a. special ' 1 river and harhor fbill, carrying $400, and devoted the remainder of the day lost over 6 points, closing at the low est. Sugar suffered from reports that the trade war was to assume a more acute stare. People's Gas continued under pressure by the professional ele ment amongst the traders. An advance in the price of copper was responsible for the sharp rise in. Anaconda and had some sentimental effect on the at tacks of other metal companies. The stocks in that group were dull and. the movement .very uncertain, the news concerning the iron trade continuing generally unfavorable. Both the Bank of England and the Bank of France made strong weekly returns and the money conditions in London and Paris Bhowed relief accordingly. , The probability of further gold ex ports from here is thus diminished. The local money market continues very easy and it is evident that the gold exports have been offset by gains from other sources. The bond market was decidedly dull, but showed some advances. Total sales, par value, were $1,648,000. United Delaware and Hudson ............ 114 Illinois Central .112 Louisville and Nashville : ;..).. 80 Manhattan L2 90 Mobile and Ohio ...... ......... 40 New Jersey Central .... 116 New York Central . ....... . lii Norfolk and Western, pf d ......... 77 Reading r" Southern! Pacific '-. 34 Southern! Railway 12 Southern) Railway, pfd ......... u.. 55 Texas and Pacific i. - 16 lUnlon Pacific ...i.. 54 Union Pacific, pfd .......... .r . iiVz EXPRESS COMPANIES j. Adams Express !.. 113 American Express ...150 iUnited States ...................... 45 Wells aFrgo .....lif MISCELLANEOUS. American Cottons Oil .... - American Cotton Oil, pfd American' Steel and Wire .... American Steel and: Wire, pfd i American Tobacco American Tobacco, pfd Brooklyn) Rapid!" Transit ...... I Continental Tobacco Continental Tobacco, pfd Federal Steel Federal Steel,' pfd . General Electric ...... .... People's Gas Pullman Palace .- Sugar Tennessee Coal ana iron Western Union ............... BONDS. United States Refunding 2's . iUnited States 2's, reg United States 3's, reg United States 3'e, cou United States new 4's, reg ... United States new 4 s, cou . . . iUnited States 4's, reg United States old 4s, cou ... United States 5's, reg United States 5's, cou, ex. mt Louisiana New Consols unchanged in bid quotations. The to tal sales of stocks today were 4$7,4UO. that Dr. Consumption had completely cured her States bonds were. me and Nashville, Uni. 4'.. 100 of a hacking cough that for many years 34 90 .... 34 ..j.. 7$ . .L 86 ..S;.129 .... 68 :.. 22 . j:.. 75 .... 35 ..k. 66 ...134 .4.. 98 ....181 ..4-106 .J.. 71 .4. 79 .!..102 .!.. 99 j. .108 ...109 . . .133 ...133 v..ll4 ...114 4.112 4-112 ft o i SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CLEARED YESTERDAY. Am'ertcani schooner Anjlie B. Mitch ell, Mahaffey, Reedy island, ij.eo. nu-- riss, Sort & ux EXPORTS COASTWISE. For Reedy Island, N. J., per schoon er Annife B. Mitchell 910 piling; cargo hv W. H. Robbins & Bro., vessel Dy Geo. Harriss, Son & Co, VESSELS IN PORT 1 STEAMSHIPS. Anullk fBr.W 1.407 tons. Andersen, Hamburg, Alex. Sprunt & Son. I, BARKS. Francis S. Hampshire (Am.), 999 tons. Vkn Home. New York, to the! St. Mary (Am.), 680 tons, uoia thwait, jCPhiladelphia, J. T. Riley & Co. il BRIGGS. M. C.lHaskeU (Am.)7 247 tons, Wing- field. Punta Gorda, eGo. narnss, &on & Co. H 1 SCHOONERS. Gem (Am.). 4fe89 tons, Foss, Vnrk. Geo. Harriss. Son & Co. T,niv IBr.). 311 tons. JJavis, iNew York. Geo. Harriss. Son & Co. Nelly Floyd (Am.), 457 tons, wieisen, Np-w York. Geo. Harriss. Son & Co. Ira B.lEllems (Am.), 264 tons, Mars- ton. New York, Geo. Harriss, foon & Co. ! Hptwv R. Tilton (Am.), 467 tons. Cobb, New York, Geo. Harriss, Son & John D. Long, (Am.), bt tons, jer vey, Charleston for Providence (in dis tress). Geo. Harriss, son & uo. 'if AMONG THEM SEVERAL SPEEDY ONES. Mr L 1 . Should always demand the best for his money, for nothing ought be too good to serve to those under his care and protection. OLDt HENRY RYE 1 is the best for all uses and we specially recommend it; asking pur. ;r chasers to be careful and buy it from a reputaoie aeaier wnom truthfulness cannot sav he has something better for the same price as OLD JIENRY. 4 1 5 Amunu I nLul or.ir.nHL orLLUi unco. n ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF BUGGIES OF ALL SyBAUS, QUNS Tj & CO., -J- Proprietors. SORTS AND COLORS, j For Bargains See Me. j I Sell for a Small Profit. i - F. T. mills; j4 RICHMOND. VA. Bach 3t1 FOR RENT. TORE No. 108 NORTH WATER STREET New j A. Thousand Tongues. - Could ; not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard st.. PhiladelDhia. Pa., when she found Kinrs JNew iJiscovery ioii COTTON (FUTURES. ('Special (to :the Messenger) New York (May 17. Cotton declined 4 to 8 points at one time, owing to dis appointing! Liverpool (advices, fine weather' at the south, renewed long liquidation and local and southern sell ing, of 'the next crop. JLater on there was a rally, owing to covering of shorts and fWall street support," so "that the New Jersey Central North Carolina 6's ....... North Carolina 4's ....... Southern Railway 5's Tennessee New Set 3 s . . Virginia Centuries Virginia deferred ........ COTTON. Liverpool. Mav 17. 4 p. m. Cotton. . . . . ..J..127 106 ..k.lU 96V4 92 9 had made life a burden. All other rem edies and doctors could give her no with Warehouse in rear. Possession given Oetober 1st. Terms reasonable, i Also Store No. 121 Princess Street; will put in good order and repair, apply to MORRIS BEAR & BROS, may 16, 2w, we'd, f ri. To Whom it May Concern. TAKE NOTICE THAT THE tTNDERSIGN ed Will make application to lhe Board of Directors of the Wilmington I & Weldon Railroad Company for the issue or certin cates for twelve snares of Stock In lieu of Certificate N. 59 for four shares. Certificate No. 60 for five shares, and Certificate No. 107 for three shares, formerly owned and held, by the Ladies Benevolent Society of Wil mington, N. C, which have been lost or. destroyed. ; This the 7th day of May, 1900. MRS. ROGER MOORE, President, Ladies Benevolent Society, may 8, 4w, tues, f ri. Executrix's Notice. TJ AVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-. 1 1- trix of the last will and testament of Josh T. James, deceased, I hereby no tify all persons having claims against said testator, to present the; same to A GOOD STOVE- BUCK'S or Range is the Most Important Part of Your Kitchen Furnish- tags. Let us sell you a STOVE OR RANGE . f : They are Best Cooking "and Baking Apparatus Made. A SHARP MECHANIC IRISH POTATOES in Bags. Fine Stock. WUl be .' . Closed Out at Low Figures. Groceries and Z"- , . . Provisions IN GREAT I VARIETY. ' Hall & Pearsail, - WHOLESALE GROCERS, NUTT & MULBERRY STREETS. .... FORECLOSURE STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA,) - I New Hanoveb Countt. . I BY I VIRTUE OP A POWER OP SALE contained In a certain mortyaje made by J. A. Brothers to the Mechanics Home Association and recorded lu Book ' No. 24, . page 50 et seq. of the records of New Han over Countv. the undersio-nedas as attorney I for the said Association, will, on Monday, 4th day of JuneVA. jj.,iuuu, at vs ociock at the Court House door of the County aforesaid, sell at public auction, for cash, all that certain-lot or parcel of land describ ed in said mortgage; situated in the above named 3tate and County, and In the City of Wilmington, and in Block No. 186 according to the present official plan of the said city, and bounded and described as follows : ., Beginning at the south-east Intersection of Ninth and Chesnut streets, and from thence running in a southwardly course to the line of J. J. King on Ninth street, (79) feet, thence eartwardly along the line of J. J. King's as will appear by deed of J.J. King to fcienry ureen on recora in. saia county: 79 feet and (4) inches to the line of the lot of Lott Leguin, thence northwardly and paral lel witn tne eastern une oi pumn street along the western line of tne lot of said le guin"66 ft to the southern line of Chesnut street, thence west along the southern line of Chesnut street seventy-seven (ft) to the point of beginning. I i Atty. for the i L Mechanics Home Association. may 10, to 4th June. . i - Needs Sharp Tools. We are proud of our Keen, Finely Tempered Cut lery and Edge Tools, and the Low Price on same. T Report ot the Condition f - tB THE . - I -. A Full Une of Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Tools at low Prices 1 Atlantic National Bank, help, but she says of this Royal Cure me properly verified on or before the "it soon removed the pain m mycnesii asi aay oi uwemuei, uw, vi and It can now sleep soundly, some-j tice will be pled in bar of their re- thiner T i ran snarcelv remember doing! covery. i before. I feel like sounding its praises This 19th day of April, 1900. ii H . " At Wilmington, In the State of North Carolina, at the close or susl- f ness, April 26, 1900. L ... I 173 78 45,600 00 150,600 00 10,000 00 throughout the Universe." So will every one who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of the Rrot. moderate - demartd, prices un- Throat. Chest or lungs. iTice ouc ana changed American middling 5 7-32d. $1.00. Trial bottle free at R. R. Bel The sales of tttie day were 8,000 bales, lamy's Drug Store; every bottle guar of Which. 500 were for speculation and) anteed. : export and included 7,100 bales Amen- . j A AAA 1 1 j- 1 I A wt v1 1 . . . - .i - .TMrn can; receipus h,uw uw.rc, u i liitAiiNi ajnu 'cuvi&iu,iNo. MARY C. JAMKS. Executrix of Estate of Josh T. James, apr 20, 6w, fri. ! gjpfn REGULAR INTEREST BEARING PERIOD iBEG-INS JUNE 1st oi konPv' wmrkl esiimaiea saies ia,wu ,uaieo final prices were unchanged ito i points can. Futures openea sxeaay diiu uusm .mticAeo Mav 17. With he tredic- I hieher with the tone steady ajid the quiet. - tion of rain (in the northwest today absolute: ... - - - i ; If Money Deposited Now Will Begin Bearing Interest From that Date, Payable September 1st. 'Four Ter Cent, per Annum; Compounded Quarterly, Paid on all ueposus ADOve no w. American middling, low middling oame a Drice fall m wheat. Julv closing! "Clear weather- clause: May 5 3-645 7-64d sellers;- May U y. unjer yesterday. Corn andl - After some further remarKs by Mr. Kitchin, of North Carolina, and others,! the house at 4:55 ociock adjourned. " the dry good market. New York.-May 17. Business on home! account shows no material change in any division of the market, 'buyers stilt going slowly. In heavy brown cottons furtftier sales (were re- favorable Ifor cleaning out the young grass. The stands generally are gooa and chopping is nearly over. In our opinion the increse( in( acreage( will be about 1 per cent." Memphis, Tenn., says: "Factories are making conces sions on spot cotton here, middling at ) cents." Galveston, Texas, tele graphed: "Weather crear; crop very fine in northern Texas and; Indian ter ritory. (Heavy, increase in acreage. Continue trading on ne same unra. PORT RECEIPTS. Galveston Quiet at 9c; net receipts 1,128 bales. : Norfolk Nominal at 3c; net re ceipts 307 bales. . ' Baltimore Nominal ait ajfec i Bostoni Quiet at c; net receipts 148 bales. I . Wilmington Steady at 9c; net re ceipts 298 batesu " Philadelphia Quiet at loc; net re ceipts 95 bales; I Savaninaih Quiet at c; net re ceipts 88 bales. I New." Orleans Steady at 3-iuc; net receipts 1,384 bales. ' Mobile Nominal at 3c; net re ceipts 402 bales. j Memphis Quiet at a 3-ibc; net re ceipts 80 bales. That Throbbing Headache . Would aulckly leave ydSi. if you used! Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their match-1 less merit for Sick and Nervous lieaa- andl health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by R. R. Bellamy, Druggist. I and devoted the remainder e.f' prevailed during! the entire first half and June 5 5-64d sellers; June and July Uats closed unchanged and provisions ..to the Alaskan code . tall. -Venr interrupted only witti one light U 3-64d sellers; July and Aupst 5 l-64d unohanged to 7c lower. - , . - st tcv t.hrto nniira debate was -oerii-i r, " - a I .. . . CAmw a Raeii i . - j K . snofwer, ana, wnaie zour or uve sellers; ausubl 1 , r , nent Mto the measure. Gev&T&X debate have retarded geliers ; September and October 4 38-&4d waslosed and four Pageof the 617 to e extnt buyers. October anid November 425-64 pages of the bill were disposed of be- the eatner ttn .the main was favora- 4 26-4d buyers; November and Deoem- i fore adjournment. ... bie ana we now find tlhe followingcon- ber 21-644 22-64d sellers; December Whpn iMr. Burton, chairman of the ii .th mttnn 1s Tilanted: the nnirl January 4 19-644 20-64d Sellers; , river knd harbor committee asked for , as estimated in, our crop let- January and February 4 8-64d buyers; make Pure blood ! unanimous consent to consider the bill t tof May ljst vIz 13 f,er cent. In- February and March 4 18-64d sellers. rtrong nerves and build up your h uuivuiivtvi m.. ...w. crease, 10 ?a ipt?r vcn l. h. ao I bill -would be' brought in early in the atanjs aj-e excellent, no replanting has next session." , 'been necessary to this section; chop- I Mr. Southard, of Ohio, objected, and ping is making good headway and the I thereupon on 'Mr. (Burton's molion, plant is now in a healthy condition ! the house went into committee of the and growing nicely. Owing ito ithe pre- 1 whole to consider it. After some un- vailing dry weather only very .little l important debate, the committee rose grass has grown, and although Jabor i and the .bill was passed. is scarce, it is as yet adequate to cop- ' Tho Ataoka.fi ood bill was theri taken ing with H. Showers are needed to ? u ir Mlfe Insulnl threl hours gener- germtoate cotton stil under ground Xdhate with leave to ,print Mr. W. and to secure a goodj sized plants, wimtmo f niinois discussed the The stock of cotton Ja diminishing in 'kmpp ne auetioi - mV. ISuc, oi our territory and there ds no cotton, ; .S5 Sadel7ene?al rtsumT-ofindus- left at the plantations to trial conditioni to show that the pres- anything." Reynold Ga, says he ent administration had lifted the coun- cotton crop Here is very good oon .try out of the slough of despondency dttlon. 55' trv aad had brought it to the high water LZTZ VT txW -voune- 1 marki of prosperity. SECURITY, 1 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT V Genuine The Wilmington Savings arid Trust Co HESOURCES. I Loans and discounts 979147 68 Uverdratts, secured ana unsecur ed..1..... U. S. Bonds to secure circulation . . TJ. S. Bonds to secure XT. a. deposits Banking-house, furniture, and fixtures......... Due 1 from National Banks i (not Reserve Airents........ t 41.464 65 I Due from State Banks - i and Bankers... 10635 60 i Due from approved re- - I serve agents.. 63,312 60, Checks and other cash i I . items 867 eu Notes of other National . Banks. A 8.000 00 i Fractional paper cur- ' - , rency. mcKeis ana cents........... 660 29 Lawful Money Res erve in Bank, vrz: Specie... .....$3800 . Legral tender notes500 74,000 00 redemption tuna witn v cent. Of circulation... 279 50 Editor's Awful Plight. F. M. Higgins. Editor Seneca, (Ills.)! News,-was afflicted for years withj Piles that no doctor or remedy helped! until he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes two boxes wholly cured him. It's the I surest Pile cure on earth and the best salve in the world. Cure guar anteed. (Only 25 cents. Sold by R. K. Bellamy, Druggist. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of 108 PRINCESS STREET. 9296,710 19 NORWOOD, President. H. WALTERS, Vice President Total. T.TABTT.TTIESi Capital stock paid In.... ........ surplus 1 una ...f 1931 89 C. E. TAYLOR, Jr.; Casftier. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF f he National Bank of Wilmington, Undivided profits, less expenses ana taxes paia National Bank notes outstanding. Due to otner national Banks Due to State Banks and Bankers ..e Dividends Unpaid .. 9125,000 00 w,ouu uu 56,546 18 45,600 00 I Individual deposits sub- iClC... 7818 67 6743 90 00 See Fac-Jr.3 Wrapper Below. UHans and discounts Ihii S. Bonds at par . 678,563 03 Close of Business 26th April. RESOURCES. THE KXXFFEH iMARKET. New5 York. May 17. Ooffee futures opened idull at unchanged prices to 5r points advance and ruled exceptional- XSuQuiet at 9c; net-receipts ff aJflyI 2 balesL brovn coittons xuruner saies weie Sell Januarv and beyond and let profits CBy Associated tPress.) huslness -will Trohablv "bales of sheetings and drills. Demand for coarse colored cottons (is limited, with mo anaterial change In prices. Bleached cottons are dull and- Irregu lar is some makes. Prints are in train er better demand for staples. (Fancies New York, May 17. Wdth general cor litions still Bearish the cotton mar ket pursued : a somewhat irregular course, (partial rallies following a de cline. The opening call developed for Charleston Nominal at 9c; tuet re ceipts 1 bale. ! Cincinnati Dull at 9c; net receipts 465 bales. ' . Louisville Firm at 9c. 4j -St. Douis Dull at ft4c; net receipts 18 bales. Houston) Easy at 9c; net receipts 216 bales. r. THE NEW YORK MARKET. New York, May 17. Cotton- quiet; middling 9c; Met receipts 479 i- gross receipts 1,076; sales 120; stock 79,439. Total today: Net receipts 4,330; ex ports to France 864; to the continent 2,850; stock 325,028. Consolidated! : Net receipts 35,9i; ;ex- linig. Jisomei covering (was aone- bm. 01 points; advance, selling being scarce; I but no public speculations, with cablesl unsatisfactory. Spot ; demand was! firm and the general situation nomi nal; closed firm at 5 to, 10 points net! advance. Total sales were 1,250 !bags,l including September $6.70 a.nd Decem-I ber $7.00. Spot coffee, Rio duu ana unchanged ZAlZhCft toitean,inf Ports to Great Britain 15,970; to France are dull and generally in favor tof (buy era. . ; .- ... ! INDIGESTION to an aavance Oi 2 points RBJ! to th ooaHtinient 33.707. I more remote deliveries were 1 to 4 Total since September 1st: Net re points lower at the start., abater, hus- oeipts 6,262,966; exports to Great Bri Iness increased 'the general decline to 2,080,046; to France 683,752;! to the 5 and 8 points as cable accounts were ctine 2,496,433. ! not satisfactory, wnne ime iMwvcxiicii.j. gpot cotton closed quiet; middling ' Cored by Johnson's Dyspepsia Car " I suffered over two years with Indigestion and Kc.iVuiU Liyspepsia. unable to eat or sleep. I tried several physicians and different remedies, but they only helped me for a short time. A friend advised me to take Johnson's DyspepsUlliies. Most of itihe time (there was plen- Cure. I have taken three boxes, and am now Letting better than I have for two Tears. Have a good appetite, sleep well and have none of the K) niptoms of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, while I have trained ten pounds in weisrht within a couute of months. Iam takinsr ttle&rare in re. ommeuding Johnson's Dyspepsia Cure where.! ever I can, and several of my friends are taking it with marked results." l. a.-athoiq, una. Large Box 10 etc. by nail, or five s-cent stamps Made at THE JOHNSON LABORATORIES, Inc. i PHILADELPHIA ROB'T R. BEXXiAMY, the Druggist of cottoTi oontlnued liheral. Crop and weather Teports were Jjearlsh and pub lic ispecurablon iwas not a supporting factor. Cautious shorts s(nowed a pref erence to cover and the course' of the market iwas marked by (numerous ral ly of cotton tfor sale; more of it for .the purpose of liquidating, long ac counts than for creating; short lines. The trading (was not consistent. Oper ations for foreign. Wall istreet and southern accounts alternated from one aide to the other and reflected .a .want of posttve convetion.- The market lJuly was finally steady with prices net un-, I - Corns changed to 3 points (higher, havJng-ffal- May .... lied in the last tew minutes on a room lJuly scramble for.prcfltg,! ."VJ ' "lSept uplands 9c; middling gulf 10c; sales 120 balea . !' - .. : .Futures closed steady. May 9.48, June 9.34, July 9.34, August 9.01, September 8.23. October 8.0L November 7,85, De- ceraber 7.84, January 7.85, February 7.87, March 7.91. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Chicago, May 17. The leading fu tures ranged as follows; . f f ' Open. High. Low. Cloe. Wheat May .... .. 65 65 - ' 64 - 64 66 66 664 , 66 37 , 37 -36 .4 37 88 88 . j 3 8 '38 Very smll mud as easy to take as sugax. FOR HEADACHE. CARTER'S I f IVER 1J b- rW4 ft CMtl FOR DIZZINESS. FDR BIUOOSKESS FOR TORPID LIYER. rca comstipatiom. FOR SALLOW SKIR. FOR THECOMPLEXIOR I Plmitr.T'effetaMe.-, nking house furniture and xtures Redemption fund with TJ. S. treasurer Cjgjsfa op handand in banks.. 0- r;otai .$332,610 54 100,000 00 kw will thank vou if you will permit us to do your banking, and shall ule every effort consistent with safe banking to please you. GURE SICK HEAL7AC FREE BLOOD CURE. An Offer Proving Faith to Sufferers Is your blood pure? Are you sure of it? Do cuts or scratches heal slowly? Does your skin Itch or burn? Have you I'lmpies? jurupuons? Acuog Bones or Back? : Eczema? Old Sores? Boils? Scrofula? Rheumatism? Foul Breath? Catarrh Are you pale? if so. purify your blood at once with B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm.) It makes the blood pure and rloh, heals everv sore and erives a clear, smooco, healthy skin. Deep-seatea cases -ure ulcers, I cancer, eating, sores, . painful swellings, blood poison CATARRH THK CLEANSING AND IIKAL1NG CUKE FOR CATARRH IT S RE1IBU1 Easy and pleasant to nse. Contains no in jurious drugs. ' It is aulckly sosorbed Gives Relief at once. ItOpens and Cleanses Ml rPh HEAD M are " auickrjl -praaia ui Protect tha Membrane.- Restores cured by B. B. B., made especially for the 8enseot Taste nd SmelL es all obstinate blood and skin troubles.) cents at Druggists or by mall. Trial sise, i IB. B. B. drains the poison and humors cents Dymau. - Wa .ro . New y0k .... -m .t. - v., 1, 1 nntnn mnl OHJ i " out 01. me uiuuu. ouu cukuc u"- -1 yr A . f ilTTQ TT I a trial. It cures when all else falls. Thoroughly tested for 30 years. Sola at drug: stores at 51 per large oottn R larefftihottlea ffull treatment) 35. Be but-. thA hnttla reads JiOianiO Xiiuuti Balm.' ,So sufferers may test It, a tnai K STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF liHE MURCHISON NATIONAL BANK, ! 1 OF WILMIHT8N, NORTH CAROLINA. V ' At the Qose of Business, April 26th, 1900. . 1 (BEGA5 BUSnnSS MARCH 1st, 1899.) V J , hntti:! siven awav - absolutely tree. Write' for It. Address BLOOD BALA! CO.. Atlanta. ..Oa. Write a today. D- ssrlbe trousl & ; srt smitu . 1 Big Oia 1 non-poiMBout remedy for . Gonorrhoe, Uleet, Ssermmtorrnaek. Whites. iBittnril die charsea. or any inflamm- tioo, ii-ittioo or nlr . " . tion ot Discom mem ITHeEtUS DHEKICIlCo. brae.JJou-MtrJngent. rS r I br expreaa, prpjvairt, fo- 1 I m4 Has to nWM sy.f.A 23,000 00 2,497 50 98,132 76 .$556,240 80 LIABILITIES. Capital stock f Surplus and net profits Circulation . . . ; Total deposits .............. Total , .$100,000 00 .'. 25,744 57 ..; 49,950 00 J .. 380,546 23 ..$556,240 80 lect to chec Demand certificates of deposit .......... Certified checks.. Canhifr's checks lout- standing......... ' 12,600 70 United States deposits.. 150,375 00 30,000 00 42 00 Total... 1,017,083 41 Sl&131 W v- ' , RESOURCEIS. ' - toans and discounts ........ 3M,w a Stocks and bonds. 5,136 00 US. bonds u,uw w Premium on U. S. bowia 5 w Five per cent, redemption J tund "i " Rivenue stamps Si? r Office furniture 750 00 Qaih on hand and in banks.. 199,652 93 Tptai ..$717,222 73 LIABILITIES. Capital ettJCk1 .. ....V. ...... . Profits less expenses . . .". Circulation 4 Deposits ...4 r .'. :. $200,000 00 .. 24,462 47 .. 104,900 00 387,860 31 Total .'$717,222 78 $1 WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNTS. . We Can Furnish You Every Accommodation Consistent witn Safe Banking. mr m Mm ;vstalsti lAl '-a II III . " oiuMoowa f 1 rui Jl T)iA Mfc mmoHw fA, riian.-m. nmetfern Anil m ilinAAROa Of the ITCUef? organs of either sex, such as Nervous Prostration, Falling or Lost M-t.o.J Im potency. Nightly Emissions, Youthful E- 9-rs. Mental Worry, exoei ye n of Tobacco or Onium. which lead to Ctonsurcpuon and Insanity-' vv uu ei tZW HCIV3 &rder we guarantee to cure or refund the mooev. Sold at f 1. ou c-r 00. H tO U0lJ 6 boxes for $5.00. . B. OTOTT'S CUK2UCj,ro.. ri-f sxt van py U. xs. KLuwim. , V'."- Stats or North Caboliha, 1 COTJHTT OF NSW HAHOYXB, SS I, 3. W. Norwood, president of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear 'that jthe above statement is true to the best fof my knowledge and belief., I J..W. NORWOOD, I , President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of May, 1900. I , W. J. TOOMER, -1 Notary .Public. . Correct Attest:. P. Lu BRIDGERS, WM. E. SPRINGER, i : S. P. McNAIR. i i ; Directors.. - To Our Friends -v : ! and the Public ! We are offering quite an attractive lot of Canned -Fruits and Vegetables . at remarkably low prices. ' . I . .;- SUCH GOODS AS String Beans, Lima Beans, ! -'. Pumpkin.jAVhite Wax Beans, Baked Beans with Tomatoes. .Pine Apple, Okra and, Tomatoes, Okra, Bfackberries, Beets. - . i Succotash. Bartlett Pears. Price per 'Can iOc, or la Cans Ass't for .$L00. Call early to secure such a bargain, '. We have a few of the Celebrated I Todd Hams left. . - THE J1I0; L; BOATUBIGHr. CO. No 15 SOUTH FRONT STREET.. 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