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(THE MORNING POST: 'TATUE DAY, JANLfA&Y 12 1901 7 STOCK MARKET ements Were on the See Saw Order All Dav HONING WAS ERRATIC , ;;,amcH Was Dissipated oj rt!l.ive Advance In Gould Proper- oertaficat. -GiVi .65.?-,,Baf silver, 63V Mexican dollars, 49:: , ,' (overument Bondi ; New York, Jan. lLGovernment bonds steady. ' I . S. refunding 2s, reg..... U. S. refunding 2s, coup.., I". S. 3s, res II. S. 3s, coup U. S. new 4s, reg. . U. S. now 4s,. coup I. S. old 4s, reg. . U. OKI 4S, COlip. U. ' o. ;s. TPs' o. OS, ...105 ... 10.-) . .. iooy . . . 110 " ... 1374 . . 13714 ,. . 114 ... 114 . ..T12 . .. 112 j:.i.i - Tbcii Troflt-taklns Wiped Out , - j' lie Second Hour Saw a Sharp the market Become Lutcr coup . Baltimore Stock -? r?alL5more' ,Tan- 11 Seaboard common. t: Seaboard preferred, 20; Seaboard loan, certificates, 00. but Subsequently Hardened C otton ' ; New York,. Jan. 11. The cotton mar ket was dull and weak. i Fear of big esti mates for tomorrow's receipts, a bearish "Wilson" 'estimate after the close to night .and of a larger "insight for the week" than early allowed for. henlrl tn 11. Yesterday's re-1 weight down the market. Spot cotton ruHu uuu. .uiaunne uplands, 10 1-lue.; middling gulf. 10 5-10e. Estimated re- c. Jan. mleney here was taken up this morning aud reflected tin4 opening ceipts at the ports today. 23.000 bales. The majority 1 against 3O.n02 actual' last week nnd ;,.!ial stocks showed fractional' JLir,' actual last year; for the week, T ;.,1 w 1innnrtftl t 1MK0, against 175,720 actual last-week -. vising i-2. but giving way , receipts . at New Orleans, 0,550, against ;i -vlvania and Louisville, which 1,S00 last year. Southern Ry. pref " common ... Stan'd Gas & Elec. Co 5a. Wake County 5Vs. ..... ,: Ga. & Ala. consols ; STOCKS. N. C. R. R. Stocks Seaboard & Roanoke Raleigh & Gaston - UalelKfl & Augusta Durham & Northern..... Mee. Dime Savings Bank. Caraleigh Cotton Mills Preferred Common . Raleisrb Cotton Mills lJuizens National Bank... Itaieigh Savings Bank Ucmuiercial and Farmers. National Bank of ILile'rgh. Odell Manufacturing Go.. Ya. -Carolina Chem. Co. Preferred Common S'. A. L. -pref : . .. common Greater S." A. L. cert...... A. C. L. pref . " common ... 57 .... 13 ... ... . 102 S3 . 130 1C0 w ::; ... iKJ ... 50 Vj0 .... 302 115 130 130 150 ... lib 312 117 ?07 ros 58 57i.i L I 3t 12 15Uj 124 120 103 105 70 SU WENT TO THE TABLE "Do you have any trouble in making your Pegasus go? ' "Never a bit. I always use the spur of the moment." Detroit Free Press. ,; w n. showed 11 tendency to re T:,, market was highly irregu-;.-h,mt. and opening fluctuations , .-. but almost universally with . of a point. -iiaiit-y of the market was dis w iifii an aggressive advance be- he Gould properties. ..- Their . ;- 1 -ineated the grangers and Pa : ..i fveiitually the entire list rose A vera 1 1. 1 . k T I 1 . . aim 1 'flaw are iv xaiuisuii iom1 ,:--aking ensued before 11 o'clock, advance was wiped out in some notably St. "Paul, Rock Island, ;:;. Sugar and Manhattan. ,h a sharp rally in the second w hich some of the leading stocks :!io best priees of the morning. the lowest reached 3 lanuiry.... February.. M.arcii . April May June July August ... aiins were in excess ; September.. October November . December.. Month 1. CDen mg. 9 81 High, est.. 9 82 9 55, 9 55 9 49; D 52 9 4Si 9 47 9 44 9 40 9 11 8 G4 8 25 Low est. 9 7 5 9 oi 9 43 9 45 U 43 9 41 9 48 9 44f 9 41 9 40 9 37 9 13! y 09 8 04 8 60 8 2S 8 24 Cfoinj .. 9 76 9 51 .. 9 48 9 45 9 -5 .-9 41 9 8 9 09 .: s 60 , 8 25 "Your Majesty," said the Main Guy of the Ghost Walk, "the people are ciy ing for bread." " Bread V" echoed the beautiful queen. "Well, they do take the cake!"' If you see it in history, it goes. In dianapolis Press. Philanthropist Poor fellow! After you get out of here wouldn't you like to come and join our church and te.ich a class in Sunday schood, and Convict Yes, lady, 1 will jess as so n ! as I kin kill Spike Hennessy an Kit I Mctlurk, w'ot peached on m; an' put me here. Judge. Tlie Hatter of Portraits in the Tenncs aee PaHc Library Nashvilie; Jan. 11 At today's ses sion of the House of- Representatives Mr. Gordon of Dyer, introduced a reso lution, the preamble of which stated that "the laVge and costly portraits of W. G. Brownlow and General -George II. Thomas have iecupied the most prominent place in the .state library jinee the dark days of reconstruction, while by their sides nuug minatui-s of Lee anl Jackson, and that this arrange ment does not correctly indicate eith?r the sentiment of the people of Tennessee or do justice to the comparative meiiL of those historic characters." The preamble says further: "The 'people of Tennessee, while loyal to the union and accepting in loyalty ainL good faith the issue of the Civil War, revere the memory of the Southern heroes and hold them in first place in their affection." '. "Therefore." says the resolution, "be it resolved That these portraits of Gen eral Thomas and . G. Browuldw b 1 removed from the State library and do nated to the pension office at Knox- ville to tlr-v end that the space oecupie 1 by them may be secured for similar por traits' of Robert E. Iee, Stonewall Jack son and Bedford Forrest." Representative Murphy, after remark ing that Governor Brownlow in many ways was a better man than some "lr.-i-i l-i.-i-i. " citil li a linrl pi'voit 1. ill an office boy and knew him well. He moved to table the' resolution. The n;o tion was carried and the resolution was tabled. Market closed quiet. Chicago Grain and Provision A Frightful Blundar Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Chicago, Jan. 11. May wheat opened Salve, the best 'in-' tie world, -will kill the Cures Old Sorts, Boils, Felons, t ; m in- lo west ioacnea ,fl shade tQ y ff lower ,hlfiuenCvi by ,)aiu promj)tly heal it. Cures J hi N.tluin Iacihc and:h Northwest receipts, easy cables;1,, 1 So.e Ulcer( Boil ,,i -rred, 2' in linblrer common jaml .-HWral Argentine shipments, com- i (. " fnUion a ugar and. Baltimore Ohio.; Wued with favol.ahte t.,op' news from ! Cmns" ad Skin 1 ntions. ka. wanna regaining an earner ;,. and Ontario Western niov V i 1 were nusomeu neaMiij, ieia-; ti,.lt ....,... t,.,,, (1nl, i.v-..,i. Hudson extending its gain to t .K.al rt,cei,"ts- 71; e:u-lS. two of (contract grade. Minneapolis and Du- ! lnth rmw-ivtrwl AST ..ii.c iiwt". 2 l;lst much. Tennessee Coal and:.V(.0i- o-ji Vpr a. Corn was dull, in sympathy with other grains'. Receipts were 358 cars. Provisions optmeu easier, in sympathy with, lower prices at the yards., but steadied on local buying. Best Pie cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by a!! druggists. A- : - 1 I'u a a Smelting moved up and -i.e. tively. The demand fell off a ivaiiff. and prices yielded again. ,!n. Northern Pacific, Baltimore & a:al National Lead fell back a and Pressed Steel Car, Tennessee ;. l Lead preferred about 2 points. were (lull and steady. v lmyiiig advanced Norfolk & 111 2as and Chesapeake fc Ohio 2. . arket hardened in sympathy, but following was attracted. Sell . -sure was not severe, and prices -rally lieiU at a nrgner icvei, iu . ,v tin- best. National Tube anl New .;-k, Ciii"igo & St. Louis second pre ::m1 dropppl--12 each. rtiKiig became more animated and the in; -t became strong in spots. Uaion ; ii 1 - was bought in heavy blocks rnu above S5. C. C. C. & St. Louis 11;' and Smelting rose steadily. MK'rialized strength was lat-.r l.-.f of to take proti's in other quar- . and the advance a-mel. The mai- Wheat January May Corn January lla7 Oats January.... May . Pork. January.... May Lard January ... May.. hlbs January.... May ....... Open 74 tit 36 E8J 23, 25i 14 05 13 95 7 35 '7-00 7 22 High Low m 76J S7 8J Ml 14 26t 14 05 14 lO; 14 05 7 35 7 47 7 3". 7 40 7 17! 7 0( 7 It Clos'g SG 188 2?i 25 14 05 14 05 Death Thomas E.. Lewis Tarboro. N. C. ' Jan. 11. Special. Thomas Edward Lewis died this 1110 ru ing in the 54th year of his .ige. He was a warden and vestryman of Calvaiy parish and was for seventeen years sill);- rintemleiit of the Sunday school. I ll is wife was Eiiza Harvey McNair, a niece of the late Dr. Joseph Blo.mt Cheshire. She survives him with two children. 7 85 7 45 7 00 7 12 Where Is DeWetf .,.!! became very dull. lu- mar- i-ame very -sluggisn. with la iluil with the exception tif Sugar, whieh .. and Cousulidtitcl Gas. which from the low point. The ii.- of 2 per cent -on the early dii 0:' IK-Iaware fc Hifdson caught an t;'.at shert 'interest and they bid iie r.p by leaps and bounds, one-1 barrels. State aud Western, quiet and jtarv officers. " It Js beli(?red,; however, a ad tu!l point dunces J snowm', -Jower. to sell. that. -he is in the northern part of Or 'tii.".- - in rapid sujccssi;. j he Wheat Receipts, 32,400 bushels; ruled ; alt, uVi V Colouv, between Bothavil'e 1. . in sym;ar'iy. t.ne nr p:e-.weak and heavy under luiuiaation. lower .....i iiMiiinin tho-onlv nart of the colony shipuiouts ana f.. New Tork Grain and Provision New York. Jan. 1 1 .Receipts, 15,034 ITJany ITIiners Killed Altillo. Mex., Jan. 11. It is repoitel that a disastrous accident has taken place at the Honda Coal mines along the line of the International and Great Northern Railroad in this State, at which a great number 01 miners are re ported to have been; kiHe.d. ad a'Humb; r of others injured. Siirgfcoris have been sent to the scene of ttie accident. ' Cap? Town, Jan.. IIV7-The' whereabouts of General De Wet. the . slippery Boer lender.' is now riterelr a-matter of con jecture oil the "part of :the s:Briti.sh nili ung the 1 -. t 1 v. a el-- .Ill . t ; ! I ------ - . stvo'iu 1 r. lencu cables, liberal Argentnn tlie Headings and .'W oiK!short selling. bout 3 points acli. D-biware i live DulL State. 53 (S 54c, c. i nV first rush carried it ir to , Xew York ear lots; No. 2 Western, 53c, ;.viiich it leii nacK -, au-i wieie if. n. !., anoat. ! reactions 1 caching a i.'n.t Corn Receipts 134.. .0 busiiels; open aware A: Hudson adra f.eed easv. with wheat, but held steady on '.n.. Mini (tntano iV e.-r r:i l.v.-il nr.-im' throiiL-iioiit the loivnoil. dull, where a considerable Boer force-remains The British now hold 15.1S2 prisoners, in addition to the 521 who are on parole. icd 1'i.e buying of these two f.)c:;s n' an .'-aurmous scale. The nnuket 1 ii::n in sympathy, but not gen ii i the top. tw York Stock Quotation Open. Clos,e a:i f'ottou Oil i'-a i! Sugar ....... i'-.:n Steel and Wire ". .i'l-ef ' , ie su S;c el Hoop . . . 43 87 an Smelting . an lee -.in Tin Plate 1 - A: ! i ' L-o: i i .M. 1 K0f 11 Tobai-co :e A; Ohio , I'l-f. - a Rapid Transit. Southern of New Jersey. . a!c iS: Ohio A: Jni nv . . . Sr. Paul . K. I. A- .PaH fie. 0 ' ii e;it V"estern . . '. A St. Louis... Mated Gas eii-ial Tobacco-.... i""f ('")-. olo Fuel and Iron.. J -L Lark. A- West. -nyer A- R. G. pref 1'..!- al Steel 1 'o. pref Illinois Central 1 in i n.vt ional Paper . . . . l.ak - Kri & Westem.. I'"i;vil!e & Nashville... Manliat'an Metropolitan Traction Mo.. Kan. & Texas pref. Missouri Pacific National Steel National Lead . . . '. New York Central National Biscuit N. Y.. On:. & West Norfolk A- Western Northern Pacific Do. pref Press Steel I'-'opie's Gas Pennsylvania Railroad . Republic Steel Reading Do. first pref Southern Railway I o. pref Southern Pacific Tennessee Coal and Iron. Third Avenue Traction. I'nion Pacific Do. pref '. S. Rubber 1 . S. Leather . Do. pref Wabash pref Western fc Lake Erie... Do. 2d pref. Western Union 20 Va ! 40 5tei 4512 S5Ts 114Mi 1)1 87 84 58 154 144-153 T 75 Vt 44 1)5 ir 8.iy2 7; 1321a 24 42 OOV2 11 OH 10712 1 'XI 44 ft 85 . 4OV2 1712 144 40 31V2 - 43 82 80 . 44 104 148V2 30 138U 43 8714 . 501j 40 5014 45V sot.'. 114V2 ' 02 V mVi 84U. 5SV' 355 4( 145 154 125 10V2 77V2 105 43 05V4 52 100 mi 54 75 24 42 001-2 117 168 48 Oat Receipts, SO ,000 bushels; but steady. Baltimore Grain and Prothioi Baltimore. Jan. 11. Flour Dull and steady; unchanged. Receipts,' 17,713 bar rels; "exports, lt',,U42 barrels. Wheat Weak and lower. Spot and Jan., 75 '(? 75; Feb., 70 $ TU-4; March, 77 (ft 77; May, 70 (a, 70; steamer No. 2'rcd. 73 (t 73. Rexupts, 42,H7 bushels; exports, 40.O0j bushels. Southern wheat by sample, 70 (ij 77; do. on grade, 742 (n 7t'.t,. Com Steady. Sp.r. 42 42; Jan. aud Feb., 42 (it 42; March. 42. (a: 42:;i; .Ma v. 43 0: 43; steamer mixed, 41 4iVj. Receipts. 103,200 bushels; pvi'urts. 430.714 bushels. Southern white corn, 42 (( 43; do. yellow, 41 42. Oats Steady. o. t wnite, uty2 Vi - No. 2 mixed. 28 Cd: 20. Receipts, 10.275 bushels; exports, 105,097 bushels. Kye Firm. No. 2 near-bj, 51; No. 2 Western, 53. Exiwrts. 8,571 bushels. . xiay Quiet and steady. No. 1 timo thy, $1G.5 17. 'Grain Freights Steady ; unchanged. Sugar Firm. Unchanged. Cheese Steady. Unchanged. Butter and Eggs Firnn Unchanged, (offes , New York, Jan. 11. The coffee mar ket was stronger today,,'. . . Closing. Ja nuary . , i W ....... - . ; u,.., oi-L- -. . . si.ito (ft 0 March ...; prli'.:v? i... .......... William L.. Trenliolm Bead New York. Jan. 11 William L. Tren l.nlm who was contro'Dr of tlie cur rency under Cleveland's first adminis tration, -died at bis home in thi city t v day of pneumonia. Mr. 1 renliolm was .oH:.rked with erippo nnout ten n.s ao. Pneumonia followed and he rapidly l icame weaker. May June I July 85 I August . . 40 j September 17' October .. 145 ! November December 40 35 45 84 87 43 104 150 Today's market closed steady sales were 10,500 bags. May Wheat 5.70 i.75 ''5.75 5.80 5.80 5.85 5.80 5.00 5.85 (g 5.00 5.00 5.05 5.00 5.05 5.95 (it 0.00 (5.00 0.05 0.05 0.15 Today s Cordon Around the Philippine Washington, dan. 11. A report re ceived at 'the NaVy Department lrom Trar Admiral Remey, commander-in chief of the Asiatic station, shows that a close cordon of 'shins has bten drawn around the islands of the Philippines archipelago to prevent assistance trom vnnrliinsr the insurcnits trom tne out side. In all, twenty-eight United States war vessels compose the cordon. .but the signers justify for $275,00?, ranging in amount from $3.),00') t S1,0()0. With these names it might as easily have been justified for a million dollars. Long Not an Aspirant Washington, Jan. 11. Secretary Long today made known to his friends that he would not be a candidate against Mr. Hoar for the United States Senate and at the same time took, occasion to express his belief that Mr, Hoar ought to be re-elected. Died in Baltimore Baltimore, Jan. 11. Mrs. M. Camp? Robinson, widow of tne late John M. Robinson, president of the P.ay A-,ine of steamers, and 0U2 of the most promi nent society leaders here, died here to day of pneumonia. BLUE OUTLOOK FOlt (IA15K. He is Ills Not Yet Nominated and FrU'iids Are Uneasy Helena, Mont., Jan. 11. W. A. Clark as again 111 a hard row or stumps, ana the outlook is not an encouraging oe.e. Two caucuses of ihe Clark Democrats, Populists and fusion members have Lefn hi'ld for the exprf.ss purpo.-:a- of nominat ing Clark, but both were 'compelled 'to adjourn because' of a 'lack of the neces sary majority. There are ninety-two members of the legislature, and of these th2 -fusiouists elected la.st fall fifty-three, but at both caucuses lavt nieht and tonight twenty-five attended, or twenty-two short of the necessary vot? to fleet Clark. There are many rumors afloat as to jhe cause of Clark's failure to secure the nomination. One tory is to the effect that the refrac tory members are holding out for money, but Clark declares he will not give up a five-cent piece for such a purpose, and will go to ihe Senate with clean hands or not at all. Another r? that August Heiiize, the young copper king. is restraining his tnends from attending the caucuses. -At any rate, the matter is creating a great sensation throughout the State. ani the; ballotins next Tues day is awaited .with much .interest. Clark declares that he will be elected on the first ballot, and says he is not worrying over the outcome." Will Sell to ltussla. London, Jan. 11. The Chronicle clauns to have learned fiorn a. trust worthy 'source that Lord Salisbury has agred to cede to Russia the New Swung & Shanhaikwau (China) Railway which will thus cease to belong or be worked by an English cou pstiy. iSocls Cave In Vancouver, B. C, Jan. 11. Owing to four feet of rain-soaked snow having lodged on the flimsy roofs of Vancouver, which are constructed only for sum mer weather, there were many accidents through roofs caving in a!i over tire eity4: touay. Southern Railway Comri.iir CONDENSED SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 2:1000,, 1 -"' GREENSEORO. KALEIGH. GOLDSBOItO. This schedule is published as inform ation, and is subject to change .withool ootice to the public. , TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH. NO. 111:00 a. m. daily Carries Pullman sleeper Raleigh. N. C., to Greensboro. connecting at Greensboro with train 33, New York and Florida Lxpress, for Salisbury, Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville and all points in Florida. With main line train No. 37, "Washington and South western Limited," for Salisbury, Charlotte. Spartanburg, Greenville, Atlanta. Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Memphis and all points South and South, west. Also with main line train No., 11 for High Point, Asheboro, Salisbury, Concord and all local points between Charlotte and Atlanta. Connecting as - Salisbury with train for all points in Western North Carolina, Including A?h, ' ville, and for Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chi cago and.' all points West and Northwest. Connection is also made at Greens, boro with train for Wiuston-Saleni, Wilkesboro, Keidsville, Danville and local stations. ' , , NO. 15 S:45 a. in. daily Connects at Durham for Oxford. Henderson, Jvcysvills aud Richmond. At University Station, except Sunday, for Chapel Hill. At Greensboro for Winston-Salem. Mocksville, Keidsville, Danville, Kichmond. Lynchburg. Charlottesville, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Yorls and all points North. NO. 810:30 a. m. daily For Goldboro and intermediate points. Connecting at Selma for Wilson, Rocky Mount am'. FVyetteville. At Goldsboro for Norfolk, where close connection is made with the Chesapeake line for Baltimore. Ala at Goldsboro for Wilmington, and daily for New Bern, and Morehead City, NO. 16 3:23 p.' a., daily For Selma. Goldsboro and intermediate points. NO. 7 3:50 p. m.. daily Connects at Durham, except Sundays, tor Oxford. -iaiKsviue. ixevsvma ami intermeuiic iuts. -n umicm'j 1. &undays, for Chapel Hill. At uree.nsooro witn main B 1 a V High Point. Charlotte and local points. With train No. 3o, U. b. Fast foii " t. si!k.iw niirintto Snnrtnnbur!?. Greenville. Atlanta and ail points South, including Columbia. Augusta, . Savannah, Jacksonville and all Doiiits in vinrijn Thi-.-nifh Pnltman buffet sleepers New xork to New Orlea from Birmins ins via Atlanta. Montgomery, Jacksonville ana aioune. a urougu. weeper New York to Jacksonville via Savannah. Pullman sleeper nariotte ta rham and Charlotte to Augusta. Main lino trains No. 7 and 3a con- Poor Prospect for a Fight Cincinnati, Jan. 11. The Jeffries Ruhlin fight plan has at last resulted in an apparent breach between the 'Savngor fest di-ectors and Mayor Fleisehmann, with the prospects for the holding of the contest not visibly brighter. THE RUSSIAN CO 1'TON (BOP Gradual Exclusion of Foreign Cottosi lrom the Umpire Predicted Berlin, Jan. 12. A consular retort on the Russrnn rutton crop state.? that the harvest in the government of Fer-' ghana, AsiaticHtSs"ra,- yielded last yeyi 4,000,(00 poos,,!ful the .whole of..Ru.--sian Central AWnl .between : Z,000,0') and 8yOOO,00&' popdsias coinpare l with 0,000,000 poods ni-loUOJi.- This, will meet nearly, oiie-luiif of thecdemauds of the Russitui cottosi industry. The govern ment's large increase in import duties on foreig'n' c-'ottoni' established last sum mer, is expect-t d.'tp give impetus to tie cultivation 61 tlv staple botn in Central Asia and h.nU.uasus. - The cottorr-Tn-crr in Ferghana alone in creased 30 per cemt last year, i'.s.toai pared with 1800,' ' The quality is clared to be fullV equal "to" that cf American cotton. - .Further development wiil certajniy mean the gradual exclu sion of foreign cotton from luissia. DR. W. E. WE IHE, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate of Cornell University. fAUK iiOAD, WST RALElGii v, iaUrtt 'JPhoot Nok 42. MIME RALEIGH, N- C London Anxious for News London, Jan. 1L News fro;n South Africa is awaited here wkh intense in terest. The reports from Cape .Colony are indefinite and more or less unsatis factory. The Boer invasion, however, does not happen to have btien cheeked, and this gives occasion for considerable anxiety an all quarters. , 72 20 71 42 57 192 83 83 10 13 75 26 12 28 87 New York St. Louis . 15V4 Minneapolis 441, 73 21 72 42 57 122 85 V 84 21 Rlay Corn k a ' Open. 82s 70 70 78 Open. Close. 81a 75 75 78 Closie. 44a 37 1 .7i 27 12 20 87 money Market "New York. Jan.' 11. M.oney on call nominally at 3 3 per cent. Prim mercantile paper, 4 5 per cent. Ster ling exchange, firm, with actual business in ViOnlrcr? YAUa o J. ft7 frtS 4 HtV, fOT demand, and at S4.83VI & 4.83 for sixty Kaleigh Water Co. Gs.... days. Posted rates, $4.84 and ?4.SS. I Alb'm & Ches. Vraiii- 1 101 Couiiatrcial bills, ?4.82 4.83. Silver Raleigh Cotton :. St. Louis Baleign Cotton Market - Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 11. nfhn. ..i....9 m Receipts, 24 bales. Baleign Stocks and Bonds Bid. Askd. vrih Carolina 0s.,.....- 34 137, North Carolina 4s. . ...... vw G a. Southern & Fla. Gs. . iJJ Carolina Central 4s.. v.... -w in v n Tt It. 1st. ...... la Southern Railway ts--t -cjko x.- Roanoke 6s.. w Seaboard & KaI1ke.-5"'m tlanta & Char otte j. . Ga! Car. & Nort'n lat 5s 107 117 102 112 G3 120 113 110 108 103 105 104 103 Grippe Has General Otis Chicago, Jan. 11. Major General E. S. Otis, in command of the Department o? the Lakes, is a victim of the grippe. While his condition is said to be not serious, Colonel Hall, adjutant general, said that General Otis was very ill. Wolcott Left $2,000,000 Boston. Jan. 11. The will of former Governor Roger Wolcott has been al lowed by Judge McKim of the Probate Court, and it appears that kft an estate valued at nearly $2,000,000, an amount much larger than it was gener ally supposed he had. Pf rmanant Xaval Base in Philippines Washington. Jan. LI. -The ni i'-osi- .f the government fa estaolin a p.-ruiain nt nava! baseji'i tjjep:iilipln s his Ivt n emphasized, by, it' letter which Seor- 1aiy I.odg has written ,'to . the chairman oi the naval committee of Congress .-nking for an appropri:;tion of a rn.:'n''i '. !i::r to start . the project. The secretary's es timate is based .i n rep jvt. just rei-eived by telegraph i'lom'a noa-d eon.o-e.! o. Rear Admiral Gearge R-incy. i.'ap tain Bowman II. McCalla and Civil ICn ginecr Aneci'o (L Meno-tl (ivt;ie.l). This board visitetl all. the sites iu th; auhipelago evaili'.ftle. for i.se. as mr al stations and finally. leei'!-'-i gapd. a place in Subig B iv s.'nout thirty miles from Manila.' The '-opoit has been approved by Secretary Lo ig, win wants the work of establishing th? base to be Kin without dehiy. - The amount aske 3 for is to construct va.inrg? dry lcck and start the general project. Handsomest Restaurant in the State for Ladies and Gentlemen. ' An' up-to-date place. Open day and night. NEWMAN & DORSETT PROPRIETORS. r Entrance through Yarborough House. DURHAM & CHARLOTTE R. R. i Time Table. NORTHBOUND. Lr Parkewood June. (Hallison). Lv Putnam Lv Glendon Lv Linwoed IiV Haw Branch Lv Carbontou Lv Palmers Ar Gulf SOUTHBOUND, Train No. 2. A. M. 11:45 11:50 12:07 12:12 12:1 12:23 12:33 P. M. 12:45 Train No. 1. P. M. 2:20 2:30 2:3S 2:4G 2:52 2:5S nect at Salisbury for Hickory, Asheville, Chattanooga, Mempnis. Louisville. Cincinnati and Chicago. Solid train carrying Pullman buffet sleeper Salisbury ArYvv,; . a ..r.'-u of firoanshoi'n with lnnin line train ISO. for Danville. Richmond and local stations. With train No. u8, , vvasningtoa and Southwestern Limited." and tram No. 34. "New lork ana ionaa ex press," for Danville. Lynchburg. Charlottesville. Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and points North. These trains carry first-class coach to Washington and Pullman sleepers through to New York: also to Richmond, oa train 34. Connection is also made at Greensboro tor .insm Salem. ' - CONDENSED SCHEDULE BETWEEN NORFOLK AND GREENSBORO No. 7 Daily. 0:00am f? :20am f 0:35ara 10:05am f 10:35am f 10 :45am 10:50am f 11 :00am f 11 :33am f 11 :52am fl2:00n'n 12:21pm 12:45pm 1:25pm 1:37pm f 1:45pm 1 :o&pm f 2:20pm f 2:33pm C 2:41pm 2:55pm Eastern Time. Lv. i , Norfolk, Va. Pinners Point ..Bruce .. Suffolk , Gates, N. C. .. . . . Eure ...... Tunis ...... . Ahoskev ..... , . Kelford . Palmyra Hobgood .... Tarboro , South Rocky Mount .......... South Rocky Mount Sharpsburg . .. Elm City . Wilson ..... . . Contentnea Lucama .... Kenly Jerome . . . . , ..... Selma No. 8 Daily. f:i.Dm 30 pm fo:lGpm 4:50pm f 4 :20pm f 4 :07 pm 4:00pni f3:41pm f3:10pm f 3 :00pm f 2 :53pm 2:31pm 2:08pra 1:44pm fl :37pm f 1:20pm 1:10pm 1:09pm mm 2:03pm f2:19pm 2:31pm 2:44pm 2 :55pm f 3 :05pm 13:18pm f3 :30pm. VS :38pm 3:50pm f3 :57pm 4. -08pm f4 :15pm f4:24pra C4 :30pm 4:37pm 4:43pm 4:59pm 5:10pm 5:27pm 5:38pm 5:45pm 5:50pm 5 :50pm C :03pm f6:17pra G :35pm No. 15. 7:10am 7:21am 7:33am 7:44am 7:49am 7:59am 8:13am 8:23am 8:29am 8:45am 8:51am 9 :03am 9:11am 9:21am :28am 9:44am 9:50am 10:25am 10:3;am 10:46am 10:58am 11:04am 11:08am 11:20am 31:24am ll:38im 11:55am No. 11. ' i:"66am 1:15am 1 :35am 1:50am 2:05am 2:15am 2:25am 2:35am 3:00am 3:15am 3:30am S:45am 4:00am 4:12am 4:18am 4:30am 4 :35am 4:45am 5:15am . . Goldsboro Ar D . . . fnaceton . .. . Pine Uevel . . . ... . Selma .... (. Wilson's MiiL. .. Clayton .... ... Auburn .... Garner .... Raleigh .... ... Method .... f Cfiry . . Moirisville . .. . . i . Nelson . . . . . ... Brassfield . . .East Durham .. .....Durham .... . .. University .. Hill boro ... Lfland ... Jlebane .. Haw River .., ... . Graham ...i Burlington ... ..Elon College . . Gibsonville .. ..McLeansville . . Greensboro Lv. No. 12. 6:00am 5:12am 4:58am 4:48am 4:36am 4-Oam 3:30am 3:10am 2:55am 2:30am 1:45am 1 :34 am 1:25am 1:03am 12:55am 12:30am 12:01am No. S. 12:10nn 11:56am 11:43am 11:31am 11:24am 11:15am 11:01am 10:49am 10:43am 10:30am 10:23am 10:15am 10:05am . 9:57am 9:51am v No. 1G. 5:10pm 1:57pm 4:44pm 4:32 pm 4:2C.pm 4:14pm 3:58pm 3 :45pm 3:38pm 3:23pm 3:13pm 3:02pm 2:53pm 2:44pm 2:3pm 9:44am - "2:31pm 9:40am 2:27pm 9:23am 2:11pm 9:12am . 2:00pm 9:04am J :52pm 8:54om 1:42pm 8:43am 1:30pm 8:38am 1:24 pm 8:34am 4:02pm 8 :26am 12 :55 pm 8:22am 12:51pia 8:10am .. 12:40pm 7:55am 12:25n'n LvGulf ........ Lv Palmers Lv Carbonton Lv Haw Branch Lv Liu wood Lv Glendon Lv Putnam A r Parkewood June. (Hallison).. Connects at Gull, witft tne u. b & i. V. Railway and at Parkewood Junc tion (Hallison). with the . Carthaga & Western Railroad. FRANK D. JONES. Superintendent. :13 3:2(J Preparing for Baaeball There was a nn"?Mng of the Raleigh Athletic Association yesterday afternoon at the Raleigh Savings' Bank, for 'the purpose of alimenting delegates to th? Virpinia-Caic'Muu League meeting r at Norfolk on the 16th iinstant. Messrs. Irvin Jones and J. N. Adderton were ap pointed. Each member of the board -of directors. Avas urged to solicit subscrip f'ons to the f-toek cf the association,,, fo that the baseball team during the com ing season may not be hampered for lack of funds. Increase of Exports Washington, Jan. 11. The value of the four principal articles of domestic production exported in the twelve months ended December 31 was $832, '64,250, exceeding those of the previous year by $110,078,304. Of this increase provisions furnished ,$4,487,309; cotfou, $iz5,ujli.317, ahd mineral oils, $.ah. Special Bates via S. A. X, Hallway fUorilfttto 'PnnHi't nnil Pit (Stnrfc AS?0- ciation, Charlotte, N. C, Jan. 15-2U, j o. oreaasruns ieu on ?ii,uo,- 1900. I 4i5u - - - r On account of the above occasion the : S. A. L. Rv. will sell round trip tickets : A. Tip to Tipper from Raleigh to Charlotte, N- C, tor i Washington, Jan. 11. The comp $5.65, tickets to be sold Jan. 14 to 18, j troller of the treasury made a decision with final return limit Jan. .21. I that t5PS given to waiters and port?is by government officers while traveling Winter Tonrl.t Hates are allowable, - ' ' Win tr tourislt tickets on sale to Old' PoVnrV-a , $1 '60 J to Southern ' Pines, Jreasnrer-eieet Lacys Bond N. C. $3.50, and to all principal resorts ; rlorl. . R. Lacy's bond, as State in the State of Florida. j f'rTaBUrer D?ars the signatures of the .Vor information regardtinc rates and , rouowing gentlemen: F. H. schedules, call on ithe unde-rsdfned, j H. S. Leard, T. T. A., Hamlet, N. O. C. H. Galttis, City Ticket A.geut, Ra leigh; N. G. R. E. L. Bunch, Gen. Pas. Ioirtsmouth, Va Ast; Fries. .T. Al. Udell, W..R. Odell, A. W. McAllis ter, J. F. Love, J. VanLindlev, J. M. SaS-PVAV? AndreFg, P. W, Rarnesv Ji. ru. Jackson, Charles E'.' Johnson,' C II. Relvin and Joseph G. Brown. xne amount of the bond is ?250,000,i CAROLINA & NO 141 K WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, Schedule Effective TJecember .17, 1809. -Northbound. Lv Chester . . Ar Yorkviile .. A.r Gastonia . A.r Lincolnton A,r Newton . Ar Hickory . Ar Lenoir . . . Pass. No. 10. A- M. 8:t( 9:15 10:10 11:07 11:50 P. M. 12:13 l;lli Mixed. Mixed. No. o. No. AM. 9:4 11:22 ..... P.M. 1:10 3:20 4:30 5:15 Lv Lenoir , Ar Hickory Ar Newton Ar Lincolnton Ar Gastonia .... Ar Yorkviile ... Ar Chester r"nnneetions at Southern, S. A. & C. Pass. No. 9. P. M. 4:30 5:2.S 0:1 H U:50 7:54 9:00 10:11 all -Southbound. KM. lvG:15 8:15 Train 41 leaves Goldsboro 4:39 . m. arrives Raleigh 8:48 p. m. . Train 42 leaves Raleigh 7:30 c m., arives Goldsboro ll;5o a. m. First sections of all scheduled freight traiijs carry passengers between stations at which they are scheduled to stop. DOUBLE D VILY SERVICE TO ALL POINTS NORTH, SOUTH, EAST AND WEST; UNEQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE. . For full information please call on or address v - R L VERNON T. C. STURGIS; Ticket Agent; ' T. P. A.. Charlotte, N. C. Union Depot and Yarboro House, Kaleign, N. U. NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS - .. FRANK S. 4ANNON. 'JtiMCDLP. Third V.-P. and General Manager. , . Traffic Manager. W. A. TURK. G. P. A., Washington. D. C. v 1 , ,,m1i fe Home Pleasures Make home pleasant, and keep. It 'o by careful attention to all details. Do not overlook the important question of MANTELS and GRATES. The FIRE SIDE IS THE HOME IN REALITY. Make beautiful by sending to us for a nice lIARDWOOD MANTEL, with pretty rnameled tile and plated grate. We furbish you cuts to select from. Yours to please', Mixed. Mixed. No. 61. No. 02. A. M. Iv8:15 9:10 10:10 P. M. 32:30 3:08 5:15 junctions A. M 5:00 7:10 wita L., S. C. & G., Ex. h. OTEL (ERARD i'ortj-fourth Street, neat Broadway, NEW YORK. Abolutely Fireproof, Modern and Luxa rious in All Its Appointments. CENTRALLY LOCATED. (Cool and Comfortable in Summer American and European Plaa. (Under New Manacemeat.) J. B. HAMBLEN'S SONS. Prop'ra. Also AVON INN AND COTTAGER AVON. N. J. Host Select Resort on the New Jersey - - Coast. ' ,k Send for Particulars. No. A62-H!a. 9fsel! wldtS, 5 fee? fineninc 'i grate mantel, 42 by 89 Inche-; SKnch btl mirror. i8 b S6 inchtil profile. 4 inches. x , . mill ii IBs Muie lie! 220 Soath Elm Street, GREENSBORO N C L0KG DISTANCE 'PHONE 61. Reliable Etna Still in Lead The Old Is On January 1st, 1901, the JEtna Life willissuo entirely new contracts with provisions for lar ger values ahd larger dividends. The -business done "by this Company in North Carolina for 1900 has been 150 per cent greater than for any previous year. We expect the -business for 1901 to increase in the same propor tion. There are a -few localities in,the State where the iEtna is not actively represented' at present, and good men, with or without experi ence in the insurance business, can secure de- sirable contracts. For particulars, address, J. D. B0U5HALLn General Agent RALEIGH,-N. C. . i. -t
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
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