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Evening journal., 1902-07-22
CANNING sALMoN.
The Various Processes From the
Time she Fish Are Caught.

The Various Processes From the
Time fhc Fish Are Caught.
The salmon caught in the seines and
sill nets are brought 10 the connery
wharf. counted and thrown into heaps.
Cinnamon are mostly employed for
subsequent operations. They take each
fish. cut or ihe head, tail and lns. re-
move Che entrails and throw the rest
Of the animal into big tub. Next the
fish is washed andiplaced IN n trough,
where several knives acting after the
manner Of feed cutter slice it into
sections exactly as long as the height
Of can. These sections are set ON
end and split into three pieces, one
piece large enough TO mn the can, while
the others are smaller. The fragments
are then placed on tables. and the Chi
namen nc them intothe cans. Next the
covers are put ON the cans and sol
dored.
After being soldered the cans are put
into hot water and watched IN order TO
see If any bubbles rise, Indicating
leaks. Those which endure this test
successfully are placed In an iron tank
and boiled I'm salt water. Salt water is
used IN preference TO fresh because It
can be raised TO higher temperature.
After boiling for an hour and quarter
each can IS vented" This means that
hole Is punched I'm its top TO permit
the expanded air to escape Then the
hole Is soldered up. and the cooking is
finished by further boiling In salt wa
ter for am hour and half. If they
were not vented" this second cooking
would burst the cans. Finally each can
Is tested by tapping it on the head
with a big nail. II lealyy, it win usual
ly give back 'tinny" sound.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Notes From WOman's Realm
Is It Sntcfss9 4
EE2S
s. ID climb ID eminenoa

NtitAtf ~
Is it success to climb to eminence
Upon the ruins Of another's hopes,
To gain the topping height at the ex-
pensa
OF one condemned to slave on lower
slopes
Is It success?
Is It success to lose in wearth's pur-
sAlit
The consciousness Of right and self
respect,
Nor care so gold become our labor's
fruit,
How many noble principles are
wrecked
Is it success?
Is It success before the world to bear
A banner that is seeming free from
spots,
And simultaneous in the bosom wear
A heart made hidoOus by secret
blOts-
Is 1t success?
Susie NJ Best
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
HeIpinr "a man to suicide.

1t IS remarkable how n suicide by
certain method or i'm q certain place
VIII lead to another of the same kind.
a surgeon OF the AIiddlesex hospital,
in London. went into a barber shop TO
be shaved. The barber spoke of n man
who had been unsuccessful in an at
tempt TO XIII himself by cutting his
throat.
"He could easily have managed IT,"
said the surgeon, "had he been ac-
qualnted with the situation of the
carotid artery"
"Where should he have cutT asked
the barber. The surgeon told him. He
at once left the room. and, not return
ing as soon as was expected, the sur
gcon went to look for him and discov-
cred him in the yard with his head
nearly severed from his body.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
ondiile. I'D cnlnr nIlnane...

While The number of color blind per-
sons is not very nrge- only about five
IN every hundred suffering from any
defect in this respect and most of those
being affected only IN minor degree,
yet the phenomenon sometimes as
sumes very remarkable phases.
An oculist states that ne found two
persons who possessed monochromatic
vision-that is 10 say, all colors ap-
peared to them to be simply different
shades Of gray.
If the reader win look at photo
graph of a landscape or, better, of a
garden filed with brilliant flowers he
win be able to form an idea Of the ap-
pearance which nature must present
to one who suffers from the infiiction
called monochromatic vision.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
A kind word.

Many a friendship, long, loyal and
self sacrificing, rested at first on no
thicker q Foundation than a kind word.
Two men were not likely to be friends.
Perhaps each Of them regarded the
other with something Of distrust- They
had possibly been set against each 9TH
cr by the circulation of gossip or they
had been looked upon as rivals. and
the SUCCESS Of one was regarded as IN
compatible WITH the success of ile 9th
er, but "a kind w0rd pcrhans a mere re-
port OF n kirl word has been enough
TO be the co.aneaccmert Of au calur-
ing friendship.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
FrerllIra.

Some people are born freckled. and
others have treckles thrust upon them.
The former class might as well accept
their frecklcs as u dispeusntion Of Prov.
idence for nothing can be done for
them. The latter can always get rid
OF their atiliction by using couple of
drains of sal ammOniac with an ounce
OF German cologne the solution mixed
with pint OF distilled water. Applied
two or three times day it will cure
the worst case of acquired freckles oil
record.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
--latest ia Sunshades

Smapt umbrellas and parasols are Ia
poll1a-dOt silks-the pin-head dot The
combinations are black-and-white
and red-and-white
Both the sunshades and the umbrellas
have natural wood handles. The latter
have covers to match the silk Of the
umbrella and are finished with heavy
silk cord and tassel. The parasol:
have a hemstitched border in white
and white tops TO the ribs.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Gave ENJOYABLE Party

Special 70 the Evening Journal
Newark, July 22-Mrs. Emma Jones
gave a party on Friday night. at her
home, at the West End, at which tine
following We're present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 10. Lowber, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac j. Moore
Mrs. Clark Paxson, MT. and Mrs. S. *.
Bowen. Miss Nellie Wilson. Miss Lille
Steele. Miss Lola Jones. Miss Annabel
Murphg. Miss Rena Murphy and John
M. Bowen.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Sales bv the Sheriff

Sheriff Mcdaniel yesterday afternoon
sold the 12-acre farm Of James II.
Steel. near MiddletOwn, to James L.
Dickinson. for $40. Personal property
OF the Diamond Leather Company was
sold to Andrew c. Gray, attorney, for
SS77.75.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
SMALLPOX still SPREADING

Another case of smallpox was re-
ported to the Board of Health about
noon today The victim is Eva STAN
ley. coloreu. 26 years old. residing at
30. 329 East Thirteenth street. The
house was quaranuned and the patient
removed To the Emergency Hospital
TINS afternoon.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Her nn, nfpnttlnr n.

1T is extravaganza 70 buy such dress
lining. Mrs. Bargains
1T was real cheap. hubby, dear. on.
IS a dollar something a yard"
How much is 's0methingT What
was the priceT
1T was S1.9S."-Boston Traveller.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Big Wreck Reported

There was a report on the street to-
day that a big wreck had occurred on
tha n. ". p. & n. railroad. and 0aat
several persons had been seriously in
jured. The report could not be veri-
fed. however, as the dispatchers in the
offices OF the Maryland division and
the Delaware division had heard moth
ing about it, They said all trains were
running on schedule time, ana none
was DELAYED
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Horrible Thourht.

Towne-l suppose you've heard about
Kadley, that awful cynic, losing bis
mind?
Browne-No? My. that's terrible!
Towne-Oh. I don't know. | haven't
any sympathy
Browne-Whatl Suppose some decent
fellow should End it!-Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Hint ON snnn1llnr.

Father to the seven-year-old son be-
side him in the dog cart. cutting the
whip sharply through the air)-See,
Tommy, how l make the horse 30 fast
Cr without striking him at an.
Tommy dn an eager tone Of happy
discovery Papa, why don't you spank
rs children that way?-New York
World.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Hall Storm Damaged Fruit

The hail storm of Friday night did
more damage TO the fruit crops in the
lower part Of the State than at FIRST
supposed St. Georges hundred suffered
most Lightning damaged several CHM
neys in Delaware City. as well as the
barracks at Fort DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
ParlD Went 10 Beltarton

apeclal % Ihe EVenlng J0urnal
Newark July 22-The following
party went 10 Betterton, Md, on Sat-
urday from Elkton on the steam launch
Cecilia: Miss lille Steele. Miss Nellie
Wilson. Miss Reha Story. Miss Eta
Wilson, Miss Anna WoOlaston, Miss
Bessie Wright. Byron Crinin Louis
Fader. Howard Griffin, Howard Fergu-
son. Thomas Young and John Bowen.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Launched New Barge

The American Car and Foundry Com
pany today launched q small tow barge
for George j. Haenn. of Philadelphia
The new craft is sixty-fve feet long,
twenty-three feet beam and six feet
depth Of hold
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
ma - - It nefnrc.

Miss Eastside-That is lovely gown,
but haven't l seen it beforeg
Miss Westside-NO; ! think not
have only worn It at very few smart
affairs this seasOn.--Town and Coun-
try.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Mlddletown Man Jailed

William E. Riggs. who was arrested
i'm Middletown on the charge Of assault
and battery. was brought to the county
workhouse today. In default OF bail
he will be confined there until the Sep
tember term OF court
Evening journal., 1902-07-22

Red Men to Go on Trolley Ride
Wawaset Tribe. No. 9, I. o. r. NJ, of
Henry Clay. will so on a trolley ride
II Chester tomorrow evening, cars TO
laave Henry Clay at I30 o'clock
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
SICK ON the Street

William Dutton was seized wiUa o
chill at Front and Shipley streets to.
day He was sent to the Delaware Hos
pital i'm the Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22

Quit quarreling with your neighbors,
and the judges and lawyers viii soon
cease TO run everything, as at present
-Atchlson Globe.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Annm.stio Convenience

Garson-Have you hot water in your
house?
De Long-Yes; my wlfe's mother lives
with us.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
GOOD WEATHER
FOR VISITING
Many City Homes Are
Closed for the Summer
Persons Who Entertain and Are Beinp o
Entertained During the Swell.
tenng Season

Wilmingtonians have deserted their
homes and have gone to summer re-
sorts. During the recent warm spell
There was a wholesale desertion of The
city.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
Addition 70 Aged Women's Home

NNNTIIVT' - -" ''N'''V'' ''0'''7
Building Inspector John j. Cassidy
ssued a permit this morning to Alfred
downward to erect an addition to the
Home for Aged Women, at Gilpin ave-
niue and Harrison street, to cost $500.
THE new building will be 4S.8X31.6 feet
Evening journal., 1902-07-22

In Sacred Heart Church this morn
ing mass was said over the body Of
Joseph Blank.
Evening journal., 1902-07-22

want ads" one CEN word in the
Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1902-07-22
ORDER BOTTLED BEER ATIYNCHs s

White stopper beer and porter is
popular ON account of its cleanliness
Telephone connections. Store. n. W.
Cor. Madison and Fourth streets
Evening journal., 1902-07-22

Read the Evening Journal for all
the latest news.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
SEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE. Dee. E. Seaboard Air Line
ISM; preferred 45Eu4.n.
Bonds-4'S, S3W S3A.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Dee. 6.-The dealings in
stocks today reflected no change from
the recently prevailing doubt and hcsita-
ton Of the speculative community. Pro
fcssiona1 traders were early i~ndisposcd
10 leave contracts open even over sun
day. Selling during the first hour was
followed by rCbuying after the oank
statement appeared, the weakness OF
the showing having been so we'll discount
ed that its publication induced no Out
side selling. It is said that large sums
If cash are going abroad for exchange IN
holiday business. 1t is expected that the
heavy customs collections viii continue
for another week on account Of the large
Importations for the holiday trade. The
small loan increase by the banks was not
uncyncctnl. and it was even feared that a
considerably greater expansion had oc-
Cured n that item, as several large
transactions ore known to have been
roAc in tho loans. The foreign houses
! arc now tho important factor III the loan
| market. and it is believed that the re
sources for these loans have been secured
| bv drawing foreign exchange, WHICH III
.ty,ct !. short sale of exchange. Tho hiSh
,,tc for time loans serves as an attraction
| 20 foreign lenders. There have been Fe'?
largo ~ropavmonts of foreign BORROWINGS
for some time. which are hcileNtd -
| have been secured on very advantageous
| terms for employment in tn" STOCK ma
hot Their expiration was an lulpo't'E@
| Influence on inc recent heavy llduiodtio
=, Tho Stock market. Some Of these
funds seem to have been rr-l"ahHd dui
inc Tho rast week ut the better terms
nnn, nrcvaitine. The undcrtonc OF inc
XXX, ,,,ract has been depressed in sym
~. I'm GIn.EG
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
Trinity and Emory to Debate.
sncojal TO News and Observer

Special to News and Observer
Trinity College. Durham. - C., Dec.
6.-The debate with Emory College, Ca,
Will be held here in Memorial Hall Eas-
ter Mondav night. April =. Everything
has been completed in regard 70 the de-
bate except the selection Of speakers The
question reads: Resolved, That legal
provisions should be made in this country
for the appointment of tribunals OF ar
duration to settle strikes and lockouts;
said tribunals TO have power when ne
gotiations between employer and en-
ployces have failed to assume jurisdiction
and to iudicialIy determine and enforce
proper rates of wages n conditions OF
labor. Trinity presented the question
and Emory chose the affirmative side.
The judges are not yet Known.
Mr.. w. V. Card, physical director. and
his assistant, Nj. WIN. DoWd. together
with different students they have trained,
gave quite an enjoyable performance last
night in the gymnasium. There were
several ladies' end gentlemen from Dur
ham out 10 witness the spectacular feats
and quito frequently the participants were
heartily cheered. Z. A. Rochelle. contor-
ZIONIST and Baxter Boone and A.. G.. FOard,
a~crobats. We're especially good.
Prof. Flowers and DR. kilgo are at
tending Conference in Wilmington this
week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
Of RALEIGH
DISTRICT LEADS
Though all the Elders Make
GOOD Reports.
FIRST DAY
Bishop A. Coke Smith Presidaa--W. /. Cur
ninggim Reelected Secre.arj---.At-
dresses by Reverends Dubose and
Red Ct Mission Board.
Red cf Mission Board

Especial TO the News and ObserverD
Wilmington, n. c., Dee. 3.-Thc North
Carolina Conference assembled here this
morning at Grace Church il its sixty
sixth annual session, Bishop g.. Coke
Smith in the chair. Devotional exercises
were conducted by the Bishop, who read
the third chapter Of Ephcsians and made
appropriate commcnt on tho lesson. and
expressed the great pleasure it gave him
to be present.
Rev. W. L. Cunningham. secretary Of
the last conference, was requested to call
the roll, which showed 4 large attend
ance for the opening day.
Rev. w. L. CunninGgim was rc-c1ectcl
secretary, and II. II. j.. Wilson assistant
secretary.
Rev. Drs. H. NJ. DuDose. editor of the
Epworth Era, and c. T. Reid, represent
ing the Mission Board, were introduced
and delivered interesting and instructive
addresses.
The Bishop called the 10Th question
and tho nine presiding elders made re
ports which were very faborable, that CT
Rev. DIR. J. T. Gibbs, OF the Raleigh dis
trict leading. He stated that al the
preachers salaries were paid IL full and
OF more than half the charges all col
lectiors were paid, and something like
forty thousand dollars had been raised
during the past four years for building
and repairing churches.
Dr w. H. Moorc's report from tho
Durham district showed considerable
roins over lact wear. an1 there are aE-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS,

BALTIMORE. Dec. G.-Flnur dull; Winter
extra 2.9J02.l ID; do. Gle u IS 3303. AZ; 90. straights
s. 4503.oo: patents 3.S114..0o oprI.G ear ). iC0l
so; Spring straight j.75U3... 10; Sp Ing latenuo
j. @
wn-"t easy sror 7ll4g4H; December 7g@
AZ, : nu4ry I5sU 1873: NJ. , red =; steamer
70 2 red -; Southern wheat b. sample
6cH07iX.
Coru tirne-; spot Cd J64Q 564: new SIX: the
year 52a@55B: No. 2 mixed +; Southern white
corn, new t6Gg5lH,
oaDs nrn.; no. , white, new, 374; Nc.
mixed, new, -.
Rye easier, NC. ? nearby, 55H; No. . west
erL 81 51~
H4ttet firm: fancy imitation 2l123; fancy
Creamery 29G.3H: fancy laole; store packed =.
Eggs firm, fresh IS.
Cheese hrm; large i34I13"8 medium 1301318
small ljhQl 34.
Sugar Dru Dne and coarse granulated 1919
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09

fore as the consumption Of American in
tho early part Of the season was placed
at ll.q0o,0 600 or over. the majority Of
traders favor buying on all recessionss As
it was thought then the yield would be
disastrous and the crop less than 10.coe.-
COO. The reco-d-b-esking open fall ard
the latcness O. killing frost changed the
prospect Of a poor crop 10 a good one.
IN the meanwhile the steady decline in
silver has practically cut OF the exuIc
demand from China and al counties or =
silver basis. causing many to reduce
their estimate Of the probable consump-
ton OF American cotton this year. Mr..
Ellison estimates the world require
mcnt Of American for the season at 10
SOC. Geo. J. is nov thought by conserve
tive operators that these figures will be
full. considering the unsettled condition
the Orient brought about by this factor.
Assuming that the crop is only 1000 COO.
adding this 10 the as. 600 slb supply
or American on september lst. i will
give an aggregate supply Of ISIS, 600
American, and from this deduct Mr.. Ell
li&on's estimate Of 10.SGo .050 american it
Will leave a visible supply of American
on September 1st next of SIS. GOO. against
17S.GG9 the past season. in other words.
allowing the consumption or American to
be 130. 600 ovcr last year and the crop
to be 1000 600 the visible supply on
September 1st Will be 20 600 in excess
Of last year.Theee conclusions are having
a tendency 10 make traders more con
scryative. Sentiment. though continues
VERY bullish, and with any encourage
ment values Will probably enhance pro
-. -,,fG.;1,r-- - c,anqli~-
tive buying.
II e = DEER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
RI, e. e. Beers
Market letter

Special 10 the News and Observer
Now Orleans, La, Dee. 6.-LiNcrpool
adNiccs were discourasinS, consequGnt!E
our market opened > to 4 points lower
and declined ! to , additional on the
prospect Of more favorable weather
throughout the belt and The e~asincss OF
spots Values stcadiod slightly near the
close on shorts covering, making the
net loss to ) points ON the day. Taking
mo estimates issucd by the southern
Cotton Exchange, the bureau and pri-
yatc parties having 4 reputation, -"
! average Of thcm IS over ll.1o0.c0 for The
present crop. uhiic there arc extremists
ON both sides Of the question. it IS con
sidcreI generally that the outturn This
season will lie over ll,eoe.990. Incrc-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
HESITATION AND
DOUBT CONTINUE
Stocks Sold in First Hour
Rebought Later.
AN EXPANSION OF LOANS
o4 Re~1.D.s Of Cotton are Heavy and the
Ss1tdern Spot Markets are NV
SAID to be Easing a
Trife.
AN EXPANSION OF LOANS
rr the Associated Press.O

Work.. Dee. 6.-The week in dry
-s. .t.seI without new features in the
.... here in any line OF cotton goods.
,. .a.as quiet but steady. Cotton
5r.l but fairly steady. Worsted
inn with fair demand Wooden
.- s..al-. Linen and jutc yarns firm.
NEW YORK COTTON.
1--- York.. Dec. 6.-The cotton market
-.-.F arev with prices fOu to six points
..r-r Ha -vmDathy with weakness in the
r.-.,rsal market. The room trade wac
~. influenced by better weather in the
,.,.4 ami predictions for increasing re-
.--s ~.<t week. There were very few
.-,,.. orders in evidence and the room
t.u. were in no mood to buy cotton SO
,..r as the public maintained its pres
. usf~erent attitude. The private ca
Ms t. Jared the silver situation was as
~. ~uoh Il serious aspect that in
....- we're withdrawing from the mar
..HH.. professional bear sentiment was
.aser rowing. The advices from dry
-ol- and cotton goods centers were not
~,~-+~f.rIv gratifying though prices
...t.E tr~rortant changes. The Liverpool
market WAS due to come about one point
,,ra- but ct the close was net 2 to s
,.r lower. The o took profits to-
r.rf The close OF the first hour, but as
.ts demand was not urgent prices barely
..rs.1 tw0 points. Port receipts were
,..rr considering the recent bad weather
sm.r. and The private kilograms declared
fin. Southern spot markets were easing
-~.fe The early Wav OF selling car
-.r .areh down to So, May to S.14, and
August to 1.9S.
yrw loaa. Dec. 6.-Cotton futures open
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
STOCKS,
+ arrant & Kings
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
New York, Dee. 1.-THE wire service
again sadly interfered with business this
morning, many parts of the South being
practically cut oil from this market.
Trading was light with selling moise
prominent. Liverpool prices were also
lower.
The amount in sight this week is 392,S2'
bales. against IA, 1G0 bales last year. The
total crop to date is 1858. geo, against .
1871 900 last year. The visible supply IS
3.t45.G00. against 1910, geo last year. Cot
ION is getting down to a price now where
investors viii take hold. Receipts viii
be watched very carefully from now on.
TARRANT & KING,
IS road Street,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
HORRIBLE DEATH FOR
FOURTEEN IN A
FIRE TRAP,
Penned In byFIames Several
Leap From the
Windows.
OTHERS DIE IN FLAMES
Still Others Strargled 10 Death by The Sm2kt
That Rolls in Dense Volumes through
the Blazing Hotel Lincoln in
Chicago
G8y The Associated pressl-

rt;
~" r.
death by sutTocation this morning in 4
fire which occurred at s o'clock iii TIC
Lincoln Hotel 1-c ,talf.o, st,o.. rbir
~ NJ i "Si
s1ned While lying IN their beds. one
was taken from the building before life
was extinct bnt diq5 il ,ra amh,,I,,oo
~
coroner lfea&ef, after inspecting nc
ouldlnS' united with FIRE Chief Musham
II declaring the bulldlnG g Vefltablc tran.
and never should have been used for
hotel purposes. ohief Musham declared
5hat there was sleh vide cracks II the
- 1na1 - 9ilohe pouisa '@i""5h
me ouildlns IN clouds rendering escape
extremely dllIicolt 1or those oh the mp
per floors.
There was 10 fire escape on the front
Of the bulldins, although one was n pro
cess - construction ne searching was
up anu from II dahsled SeNeFal ropes
down winch a number OF people slid TO
the pavement, amer al escape by the
stairway Eau oe1h GU OF.
ne uedd.
= ~. 1o'1N' NE insurance agent
prominent III davenport iowa.
0AMofi- y son oi J. - %
cum davenport iowa.
y y 800, la"Fer. N"rehso. ~
I. !. hNlN'. nI'll cIoIh' -Ha!l@'1a'
NO.
=. IT, onle'7o,
= 'i"oiiio 0s'is'' """-
AOitS H.
=
- W..
= NJ 'of,Eh = SI@IS ol1' i@ii"'l
pnsLal elefh' 1,nrNruS, ohlo.
W,i'>D hom = i'i"'' i's''i 0'iN -
7ElcniEIN ~, VIZ
VI. ~. Hni'1A' iId'sisi5 sdie9I""N'
1ahcsEllle, Nls.
: = coLlec:oI on me wa
odsh l,a.lIode' houl1.
1Eoh1E Z of>A 70 e0HpoSi'oi
.hlcaSo'
Unidentified man, feet : inches, lGJ
pounds. - Years old; thin brown HAIR
and moustache
The hotel was TOUR stores IN heiSht
and contained an uEnsudl number 81
| rooms for a ho,el Of its size. After the
fire. Chicf Musha9n. Of the department
declared that they were the smallest
rooms ne ever bao seen ~ d oN'''lt.5'
f1'u ileIe petn ~ 20, 49, 80.
ne ~ bat1 ,-l,,11
:" "
~ "oV"
e. \. smith, PROPRIETOR o. nc lo''i
declared ma sn'II - Z -
ne coGid ,'uose Wl1noI1 M ''oa 80 ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-09
NEW YORK MONEY

New York, Dee. E ! p. nj Money on cali
firm: one loan At s per cent; closing at -.
per cent: time money trm; 20 days 3 per
ce IL; 90 days B per cent. plus n per cent.
commission; six months c per cent. Prime
mercantile paper = per. cent; sterling ex-
change firm with actual business in Dank.
ers bills at f.871 fordemand and at ls3.
Q+S3.55 for 90 days. Postel rates +o4h
and +.eS Commercial bills 4.S304 81; Bar
silver j "a; Mexican dollars 37a; Govern
ment bonds steady, State bonds steady;
Railroad bonds irreaular.