The Morning Post from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 7

THE AtORNING POST. OCTOBER 31 1899. A TAH HEISI4 GIRL, SPONSI5H. WE HAVE CURED FINANCIAL ANP COilERGlL ist's office. It la expected that the meeting will be very Interesting, as Mr.

C. B. Williams will present a paper on "Lime In Its Relations to Agriculture." a subject of more than purely chemical interest. The Berzelius Chemical Society meets on the last Tuesday of every month. All chemists residing in or near Raleigh are eligible to membership, and any persons interested in subject are cordially invited to attend.

State of the Markets and Abroad. Daily Review of the at Home DRY GOODS. New York, Oct. 30. Print cloth mar kets showed few actual sales for the week.

At Fall River there were transactions aggregating pieces, all orders. Scanty sales '-due to the fact that the market hais been cleaned up. Production regular cloths have been curtailed. Regulars still 2 7-8. In staple cottons the market shows no change.

Futures are difficult to obtain in some lines. Jobbers are doing an active business. The mills are making heavy goods and summer goods have all orders they can deliver in months. corrox. New York, Oct.

30. Cotton advanced on light receipts, heavy frost in Mem phis, predictions further frosts in the Southern States. Outside buying and covering shorts. On rise there was a good deal of realizing. Liverpool bought near months, but sold distant Spot 'here unchanged, s.iIps of 2TM bales for exnort.

5tf for lOO delivered, on contracts. Middling uplands 7 3-8; New Orleans tiulf 7 5-8. New Orleans. Savannah and Augusta advanced 1-10; Wilmington 1-8. Monthi.

0-pen tag. Highest. 7 16 7 18 7 20 7 20 Low-est. Closing. November 7 16 7 14 7 13 7 16 7 18 .7 14 January March Ipril May iune July August October.

7 17 7 18 7 20 7 16 7 18 7 2) 7 21 7 24 7 23 7 17 7 23 7 24 19 7 24 7 25! 7 27 7 28 ......7 23 7 29 7 25 7 25 7 27 7 23 7 241 7 on 7 26, 7 2S 4 CHICAGO GUAIN AND PROVISIONS Primary, Secondary, or ternary iooa lison permanently in 15 to 35 days You can be treated at home for same price under same srua- rantee If you prefer to come here we will con tract to pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and no charge if we fail to cure If you have taken mer cury, iodide potash, and still have aches and pains, mucous Patches in moutn. bore inroat, iimples. Copper-colored Spots, Ulcers on any part cf the body, Hair or Eyebrows Fal'ingOut, it is this secondary POISION we guarantee to cure We solicit the most obstinate cases and challenge the world for a case we can not cure This disease has always baffled the skill of the most eminent physicians $500,000 capital behind our unconditional guarantee Absolute proofs sent sealed on application Address COOKRfiMK' VCO, 344 Masonic Temple, Chicago, 111. THE BIG 4. Rheumacidei The ereat constitutional eure for Rheumatism, Is sold by all druggists.

It makes a permanent, positive cure. It is a fine blood purifier, laxative tonic. Price $1 per Bottle. Rbeomacide Liniment KILLS ALL PAIN. A good Household Remedy.

Price 25 cents. Bobbitt's Chill Pills CURB CHIIS. Price 25c, per box. Guaranteed. Wray 's Dime Liver Pills CURE all diseases arising from Tor-pid such as Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Dizziness, They are purely vegetable.

Price 10c a Box. ALL DRUGGISTS. Manufactured by The Bobbitt drug Co. Raleigh, N. 4 Beautiful Shade Trees.

Among others, we have an unusually fine stock of the popular SILVER LEAF MAPLE, the most rapid-growing maple, making the quickest and most satisfactory shade. Two sizes 8 to 10 feet and 10 to' 12 feet thrifty, young stock, smooth and straight the kind that live and grow off well no old rough trees. Also CAROLINA and LOMBARD POPLARS. Write promptly, giving estimate of wants, and we will make satisfactory price. SHIPMENTS AVILL BEGIN FIRST OF NOVEMBER.

If interested in fruits, ask for 00-page catalogue and pamphlet. "How to Plaut and Cultivate an Orchard." Fine CUT FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS, etc. J. Van Lindley Nursery POMONA. Cheap Trip.

To Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia account National Export Exposition, Philadelphia, September 14 to November 30. On account of above occasion the Southern Railway Will sell, Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week, until November 23. round-trlD tickets to Philadelphia, good for thirty days, at oTirl flt-D fnr Vi ping off at AAashtngton and Baltimore for ten days in either direction. Ticket via any route desired. For further information and Pullman car reservations, write or call on T.

C. STURGIS, T. Union Depot Yarboro House. ANUFACTURE RS Eagle i 1 IT'S A REGULAR PICNIO that any one would enjoy tvno will eat some of our extra fine Pickles. We are now showing the FINEST ASSORTMENT OF PICK-Hyman's Assorted 'Mangoes, 25c.

qt, Lutz Schramm's Sweet Mixed Pickles, 25c. Qt. Heinz's Spiced Cucumber Pickles, 30c. doz. Heinz's Spiced Girkins, 15c.

qt. Heinz's Sweet Cucumber Pickles, 20c. qt. Bayle's Picalili and Chow-Chow, 25s quart. Spanish Queen Olives.

40c. qt. And bur new and extra fine GERMAN DILL PICKLES, We have, as you notice, some of trie products, of several different manufac turers. This is due to the fact that' we only select from each that which he makes superior to others, and in this way Ave are conlident that If you want the bes.t of any kind of Pickle we can please you as we are daily pleasing others. w.

ft. upcoarch a 10. LEADING FANCY GROCERS, 124 FayttlllSt PHONES Bell 169-2. Housekeepers are invited to visit our store these hot days when in search of suitable viands to supply the table. You will find a comfortable place to rest, and everything you need for the table.

Quality is guaranteed always at our store, and the promptness with which we fill orders is proverbial. Thos; Pescud, THE GROCER. NEWS AND OPINIONS OF NATION AL IMPORTANCE. ALONG CONTAINS BOTH. Daily and Sunday, by 98 a yeaf THE SUNDAY SUN Is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper la the World.

Price 5c. a copy. By mall $2 a yfeac Address. THE SUN. New York.

Opt. High. Close. 69 70 69 09 May 73i r.3 78 73 Lorn 31! 31 31 31 May 32 32 3.4 32 Oati 22 22 22 21 M--y 24 24 24 24 ork 8 15 8 27 8 15 8 17 70 9 80 1) o7 0 70 Lard. 25 5 25 3 20 5 20 -auuarj 42 5 42 5 37 5 37 Ribs-December.

00 4 90 4 87 4 87 January. ou 5 00 4 07 4 97 STOCKS. Xpvt York. Oot some Ill- stances higher prict of the day were made at the opening. Jharp trading The Torpedo Boat Shubrick to Be CbrUtened by JH Shubrick.

The torpedo boat Shubrick, -winch is bo launched today in Richmond, .11 be christened by a North Caro- 'Vtiiau. Miss Carrie S. Shubrick, the young who, by virtue of dier descent from Commodore Shubrick, has been invited To christen the torpedo boat shubrick. Is from Rocky. -Mount, X.

Miss Shubrick is the eldest daughter x'f Dr. John Templar and Carrie Sharp slui brick. She was born in Hertford oninty, iX. on the of Deeem-in-r. 1SS9.

She is a direct descendant i.f the naval 'family of Shubricks, the grand-daughter of Lieutenant K.lmund T. Shubrick, the great-grand-. laughter of Commander John Templar Shirbrick, and the great-grand-niece of Rear Admiral William B. Shu-brick. all of the navy.

Little Miss Carrie is but 10 years of age. President McKinley and the mem-tf'ors of his cabinet will attend the a unching, as will a number of other distinguished guests who have been incited to be present. The torpedo boat which is to perpet-jare the name made glorious by Hear Admiral William IB. Shubrick is of following dimensions: Length, feet; beam. IT ifeet; draft, 4 feet jiches: displacement on trial.

ltiT tons; peed exacted on trial. 20 knots; diameter, of H. I. engine cylinder, 14 diameter, each II. P.

engine cylinder, -oVi iuouecs: stroke of engine, 18 inches; grate area of boiler, quare feet: heating surface of boiler, 7.548 square feet: indicated horsepower, number revolutions of eugine, 3.V); boiler pressure, 2C0 jwunds to the square inch. WHAT SHE SAW AT THE FAIR. A Fourteen Year Old Young Lady's De-srrfptlon of Her Yiait to llalelsh. Miss I ula Maxwell, a fourteen year young lady'of Whitehead, was ask- by her -school teacher to 'write a description of her trip to the State Fair. The young lady's description of the appears in the Whitehead Rattler week, and originality mak'tx it rxceedingly interesting.

Among other iMings deserilK'd was the following: We -started the Fair at in oVlo-k. I saw many beautiful and wonderful r.iinss. First. the bandmen were all alike and inarched up the -n-eer and played. Next we went and suv rhe horse racing.

They had a half a mile long and they would awunil that twice before the prize a.i won. The judges stayed in a high ding. The horses leg. were bound wliiie cloth, rsoine wouhl raw in and some on horseback. Next wc went and saw the hogs.

One of weighed S17 txuinds. It was the hog I ever saw. I saw a man a balloon, lie looKed HKe a a-ll up in the air. They said re twenty thousand people Tiinrsxlay. i.i.v we viewed the city.

First t. u.at all over the capitol. The is built of titoue and in front of Was-hlugton monument. Then went to the State Museum which the greatest scene to me of I saw all kinds of snakes and and the frame of a whale. Next we went to the Baptist Univer- y.

It is a very large and fine They said there were UUO pupils. Kaleigh is a beautiful city. I enjoyed ui.y trip very niu'h. DEATH If EV. IV.

J. W. CHOWDER. One of the Familiar Character In Raleigh Found Dead In Ded. Rev.

W. J. W. Crowder was found in bed Sunday morning at his on Harrington street. Rev.

Mr. Crowder retired at his usual hour Saturday night and appear- i to be In good health. His wife Sunday morning and found him tl-ad. The deceased was one of the old i.iudmarks in the city. His occupation was that of distributing tracts, iind he was known by possibly every in the city.

His familiar figure v. 11 be missed. Mr. Crowder seventy-two years age. He was born in this county, iiw all of his life, except a short time in Tennessee, was passed in For more than forty years he a- been a colporter.

He generally earrhil a quantity of tracts with him a basket on his arm. He took great 0. 11ght In this work. Until a few tars since he had a farm near Ral- ga. which also claimed his attention.

was twice married. Crowder leaves a wife and four 1. aldren -Mr. Thomas Crowder of XeAV lrii, Mr. Joseph Crowder of Raleigh, Jul two married daughters in New I'- rn.

Tbe funeral was conducted at 4 yesterday afternoon from the 1 lnton Street Methodist Church by W. C. Norman. The interment js In the city cemetery. Light on Dr.

Barrett. It was recently stated that parties 'i Chicago were desirous of informa- concerning the il'ee Dee Collegiate Titute, of North Carolina, with a (Barritt as president, wJiich lias conferring legrees upon certain r-ymen in England. The Daily Re-1 of Statesville gives this infor-1 Dr. Barritt and his Dee Institute, a friend reminds located at Pee Dee. A cyclone eiitly removed a considerable por-: a of the Institution and the rest is Jicg business at the old stand.

its president. Dr. Barritt, Is not un--own to fame. He it "was who in- a young girl to come over from a year or tvo ago to teach ais school, and tihe trifling raaistance of informing her tht nhecrioji. with a negro institu- a T)r.

Barritt is of color would 5 "an ostracism by iher own race. Berzllu Cliemlcal Society. ie Berzelius Chemical Society. will itfl rom1ii rrnnVlv niaMlncr tuning at 5 o'clock in the State Chem- UIUL AilVM lUiJ tAA at opening was by far the 'rlT animated that has been witnessed for a long time, aiid advance in prices was fairly The strongest features were Burlington and Qulncey, City of Raleigh 6s. 5s "aJaCharlotte I ggo.

-107 108 Ran Vi-a 1 Vb- 130 103 109 ioS" Raleigh Cotton Mill 6s Southern Railway 1st 5s W.N. C. R. R. 1st 6s 116 Ga.

Ala. Pref.5s 103 Ga. Ala.Consols Ca. fc 1st 5s. Carolina Central 4a 94 103" 102 Raleigh Water Co.

1st 6s. 105 Albem'e Ches. Ca'l Co.7s Standard Gas Elec Co. 5s JL stock North Carolina Railroad 160 i Seaboard Roanoke aleign Gaston 80 30 56 I2i aieign as Augusta. 50 62 Northern i Southern Railway southern Railway "ime aayiags 106 Raleigh Water uaraieigh Cotton Mills Preferred no Common Raleigh Cotton MilinjII" 115 Odell Manufacturing Co 107 Caraleigh Jhoaphate W'kV.

Va. Carolina Chemical Co. 115 Preferred Common Citizens Bank 7. I 130" Raleigh Savings Bank 150 Commercial and 125 National Bank of Kaltigh. 115 Halelgh Cotton ITIarlcec.

New cotton Receipts bales. 101 iio" 116 "73" 617c Halisu Produce market. Grown chickens 20 25 Phg 12oi7 g8 per dozen 12 13 IS'eivlfork Provision Market. Nbw Tokk. Oct.

30. Wheat Spot iirmcf; No. 1 Northern Duluth 4, cover December fob afloat: No. 1 hard 1 Jul nth 5 over; No. 1 Northern Ntw York 3f over.

Futures declined ic, but recoverc lc of lo8: closing, October 741; May 78. Oats Steady on spot; No. 2 in elevator Corn Spot steady; No. 2 9 over December; oo. white 10 over.

Futures declined bus recovered part, closing ic.iower; December 39; May 33f Coffee Rio spot firm at 6i for No. 7. Futures odvanced 10 to 20 points, closing hrm. ii tady western 5.C5.621; continental refined Pork Firm at for mess. ieats jjuu.

ButterCreamery, Western extras, 24 staieeaiai Sugar Haw quiet at 4 5-16 for 9 'Wi ana MJ-13 f0r 80 tfisb refinpd nunier-tely ac jve and steady. 't domestic 61 Japan 4 voiasses uun; New Orleans" 8238. IppentineQuiet at "084a Steady; common -to good "pn ana Baltimore vJJotton beed Oil ui ji; prime crude wt yeiiow jkijw kohk jiumei; subkbt. -v nn 60 to HO days' endorsement; 5 to 6 per cent, for four month's acceptances and choice linele names, and 6 ner cent. for good name.

Nine trillion Bales. (Columbus, Enquirer.) Not very long since, Hon. O. B. Stevens, Georgia's commissioner of acrri- 'culture, estimated that the cotton crop asin would -reach ten million bales.

A few days ago, after ffoing oer i'ue suuauion careruiiy, re vie w- uie iaresi reports irom dine rent sectiona or tiie cotton oeit, ste- vens made tine tnat tne crop wouia not fro oeyonu nine nin- lief that cotton would sell at from eignt to nine cents by tne Deinning cf another year. Mr. Stevens is in a position to 'form an accurate opinion estimate of nine million bales is too small. Although there is no great amount cotton left in the liands of the farmers, it is hoied the commis- sioner is right in his belief that the price will go to eight or cents, as those farmers Who have any cotton left would get the benefit of the advance. A Frightful Blander Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best-in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 23 cts. a box.

Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists. "Why, It's one of those timbers." she said, "that they hang over the side of the boat to keep other boats from bumping into it." This the laughers roared. Stockholders Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Carolina Publishing Company will be-held at-the office of the companv in the city of Raleigh, Thursday, November 2, 1899, at 8 o'clock p.

m. W. P. WHITAKER, Secy. Fresh Taffy at Pope's.

Wanted m. 1141 JAiaviOl. auuit, with "references, Druggist care Morn- Southern Kallway, L. and York POSTSCRIPTS. Darkest Russia at the Academy tonight.

Maj. George Butler, of ClintonTTs a visitor in the city. en. W. U.

Cox left for Washington. D. yesterday morning. Mr. Irwin T.

Jones left yesterdayTor Louisburg to attend the Allen-Davis marriage. Senator Marlon Butler arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and Is registered at the Yarboro. Mr. R. C.

Rivers, chief clerk in the State Auditor's office, has gone to Ashe-ville on State business. Miss Hal Sugg, of Washington city, is the guest of Lena Vernon Fowell on Hilllsboro street. Judge and Mrs. T. II.

Purnell left yesterday for Wilmington, where Judge Purnell opens Federal Court today. Miss Annie Merritt, of Wilmington, who has been the guest of Miss Lena Vernon Powell, lias returned home. Editor E. L. Moffitt of Elon College, was here yesterday on his way to Ma-verly.

to attend the Eastern Con ference. The performance of the star trium virate Friday night, who present "The inter Ttle, will begin promptly a o'clock. The Ladies' Hospital Aid Association will' meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Colonel Kenan's office at the Su preme Court building. Mr. Charles Jlorne returned to Clav- ton yesterday.

Mrs. Home will re- main a few days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II.

Relvin. William Wynne of Raleigh goes-to Richmond today to take with him his new telephone Invention, in order that the Home Telephone Company of Rich- mand may examine It. 'Mr. T. K.

Bruner. secretary of the 'Board of Agriculture, left yesterdav afternoon for Haywood county, where he goes to arrange to secure specimens of apples for exhibition at Pari -ur. the inspector or tae market, yejrterday condemned i i i imee siuuiraierea vow, wnicii were brought here by Alonzo Mitchell, of (Granville county, and offered for sale. The meat was unlit for use. ev Corporatlonn.

The 'National Hotel Company of Wadesboro was granted articles of incorporation by the Secretary of State yesterday, witli a capital stock of The incorporators are A. J. Battle, L. J. and W.

Huutlev, W. C. Hardison, F. C. Allen, II.

W. Little, Wm. L. Steele, J. II.

Bennett, B. G. Covington, J. D. 3Iills and others.

The Mt. Ulla Roller Mill Company of Mt. Ulla, waej aLso incorporated, the amount of capital stock being and the business proiwsed that of manufacturing flour, meal and feed stuff, the ginning of cotton and the sawing of lumber. Gold from Alaska. San Francisco.

Oct. 30. The steamer Bertha arrived from St. Michael's today with ni in gold. One or two passengers have as high as $30,000.

According to the stories of passengers, hundreds of men at Nome are suffering with typhoid malaria and other diseases. They say the death rate is six daily. PassengeTs predicted much suffering this winter, owing to Lick of fuel. Kipling' New Poem. Dondon.

Oct. 30. Rudyard Kipling has written a poem which will be sold in behalf of the fund for the benefit of widows and orphans of soldiers killed in Soiitli Africa. It is an appeal in the style of "Barrack Room Ballads" for the women and children Tommy Atkins has left behind. Ready! Attention, Magistrates County Officers! and After a desperata straggle we har completed our re visa! of the Laws of 1899, and prepared tie North Carolina Manual of Law and Form.

With All Amendments UP TO DATE. No Magistrate or County Officer can afford to be without this "splendid book for a single day. Price by mall S2.00. Address, EDWARDS BR0UGHT0N. THE BEST PRESCRIPTION CHILLS FOB And ever Is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.

Nerer falls to core; then why experiment with worthless imitiHnnii PrW ISO cents. Your tnoney back If It falls td 'Z i Paciflc and Atchison. Industrial ir- regular throughout. There were sharp advances in leather and Ameri- can smelting anares. JL'ne strengtn.or stocks at the openingbon dLsapiear- ed under selling, induced by stringent working of money market and prices closed irregular with the majority eighth to a quarter below; Saiur- day s.

fiew Yrk Closlns Stocks. American Sugar 152J pref. A.mer Spirits 4 do. pref. 17 Amtr Tob.

122 pref 144 itchison 22i do 614 Brooklyn Rapid TraniU. 8 U.O. tS 100 aQ 53 mfcQ 27f J. B. Q.

13 it Chicago. K. I. Pac Hoi I oundry Co.y Chicago (i. la) oaies.

tie aiso exprcsseu tne w- EiiHiirif Chicago Northwest 170 i prer 200 Con. Gaa lb Con. Tob 42 do. to the probable size of the crop, Del fc Hudson 122eand it is by no means certain that this High Grade Mill and Brass Casting a Specialty. PLOW.

PLOW CASTING, HEATING STOVES AND HOLLOW WARE, SILL PLATES, STORE FRONT COLUMNS AND ALL KINDS OF ARCHITECTURAL IRONWORK, MANHOLE PLATES, ETC. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. GREENSBORO, N. C. AND MACHINISTS.

next door to the State. 'Morning Post offlcew CRAYON, WATER COLOR AND PASTEL ENLARGEMENTS made in best, possible aanner, from either photographs or tintypes. If the work don't suit you, you don't have to take it. We sell frames cheap. UNION PORTRAIT Del.

L. 2l Erie 18i Federal Steel 54t do. pref 78 J1 Oen. Electric 121 I L.ake Shore 198 I 87f Man. 110J Met.

St. Railway 190 iio. 12J pref. 39. M.P 48J National Lead 27i pref 108i New Jersey Central 124 Cens 137 Norfolk Western, pre? 71i Northern Pacific 55f do.

Dref. 7i etxificMail 39 People's Gas 114 Reading 21 et. Paul Omaha 127 44 pref 175 Sou hern 12J do. pref 5G Tenn. C.

A I 117 Texas Pacific 19f Mnlon Pacific 47f cc preferred 77i Rutber 48i dc. pref 112 U. b. Leather prof 82 Wat ash pref 22 Wetter Union Tel 88 Rep. Iron Steel 24 pref 70 Raleigh Steck market Quoted by Grimes Vass.

Raleigh, Oct. 30L1899." Bonds. Bid Asked 143 North Carolina 6s North Carolina 4s 1 108 no 332 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, N. An agent wanted In every town in St. flary's School, Raleigh, N.

Established I842. The Advent Term of the Fifty-eighth School Tear begins September 2L-1S99. Courses in Literature, Language Ancient and Modern, Science, Art, Music and Business. Modern Sanitary convenience in each Dormitory Building. For -further in formation apply to the Rector, "A thorough and honest school, the kind of school to-whieh parents may safely send their daughters." REV.

T. D. BRATTON, B. DECTfiD. A.