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Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
GsSsialb. Gireftsr ior Oct

lsbsialb. Gireftsr for Oct f8I
octr. Ssasiurancetompognl Oscar
gorgen. er oso efter ct lPngere Sp8e
leie poa 8ommmehoipitalet
I%ongeaari8 6orIlgam98ler
grunofcmmisiGr o. fbp. NonnIot
turtauoIer Gmil 9dbner / SeIteroll
err 900, 20 Mar gammei. atoeoe pal
tioIigere Soeneraa0siormano.
- en- al Ranoera Bps Glore agteot
9orgere, aIeinimeOemeIter s. s. Grid
ien err oso eiter lGngcre Tbs ooa8e.
Iigbeo, 70 Nar gamnel.
SberitIsitnout ". Dahl er Al.
Naaet peo Osoen / Ell Ilber al SO Mar
San blep / 1888 peO fin gfgang ire
Observation-Disclosures uon9pnt I'll &c.
fonoIsitnant / set ijplnnoite Sanie.
nerregiment. Son oeItog / ariger
1880. ! 1S4S bIep ban 8rc
mierlsitnant, % i 1862 non9onteS
ban til Ritmelter ueo Ste 9]ragonregI
ment. Otter at boUe eiort arIBcr
1864 meo, gift ban Al / 1866.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Siurtsbpi.R urbct.

Sjurtsbsi.T urSct. 5or Ell Mioa.
ncoS Sio iioen bIco Ser ira Ell are08
al WGnb paa Siortsbsieenen lnoienot
ct Nnbragenoe til SuItitSminliterlet
ont at iaa neoiat Ell 2ommisiionSbom'
Itol til llnberisgcIic al ben ubpGgell0e
Observation-Disclosures On IlgnenOe
SenoenoeIie ifete ira ben 0tnroeOeS
6aber, ben gamIe @aaroeier ). y.
Ssrenien, Der 9anite natlrIigt snifer
/ uiOeit muIist Smians at bIioe reniet
ior Den Wistmfe, ser fom iii at hoile
paa bam peo bans ooerileoe Irreita.
ton. gnbelig CT 0ommiSiionsfrnoet
10 blepet reiit al ina Joot iom belle ocn
offentlige Wening %arbet og gorite
iRrlist fra Ggnena hreoere Seiolt.
ningslag, Der aloelaa life isIer iig be.
trpgget peS De @ebrtiter, SerreOets
golitiautoriteter bor uorettet / affG.
rem. Ru er Der ImiolerIlo til Han'
beers slmtsfontor lnOlsbet en- Sfri.
belle ira Suititsmniiteriet. bporeiter
Der life oil bIioe reOiat nogen aom.
misiionsoomItoI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Sra Danmarf.

$50 Sanger iiooer for SiSen !
StrafieanitnIten | ScreaS. Oct or bet
bsieite Intal, ben graa Spgning no.
geniinbe bar r~itr1rnet inferior line
Wure.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
speoalfheb. gtSiIirIOc al Oenn

Speoalffbeb. ct StliGIoc al oenne
ilbpsselise Speoom menea at uere
opboset hos en- 62aarig Rauo, boenoe
peb Rsnbierg stntiDr. On 2ege ira
Sfibe Dor Sen fsrite, Der gioroe op.
mprfiom paa SibelicnS formentIise
Aatiir. % 9iitriftslrge Anocrien i
SoIitebro er ienere fommcn ri iarme
ReiuItat. SpsSommea er omtrent
fem aar gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
stur sfusSrift. Sfslge @eOOeIeIie

~IUI NTVESN
ira Qian uil / oen nGrmeite 6remtlo
en- efter norife 6orbolo eneItaaenoe
flor SfogOriit paabegpnoes Sngiers
SfooeienOomme. Alene ! &inter 'fal
f%remSripes ca. 1000 Sptpter, tilbelS
ippr 2ait. 5 Sc TO nGrmeit foregnn'
erbe qar err fra iamme S%fogeienoom-
me fremoreoet SO tuiinoe Splpter.
Gette er piItnof en- for ROrge e%neitao'
enbe Drift ira Ell enfeIt Sfogeienoom.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
8jprniun.2 egafet. q

gjprnion. 2esatrt. "8aespoiten" /
Sronbbiem tager Sroet for en- gre.
inbialmins bIanot SfoIebsrn til
giernIon.2 eeatet i 2igbeo meb Ben
Notwithstanding, iom fanbt Steb
for 80 aar iiben til Saralositstten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

3 Ell lroqrt frt S%periPttclie bar lea
gienait IoftorenS llotoleIIe. Wiu
Rening bar Iruae pGrct oer. al
@rrrbcbinSiloifenS rCtte Blaos er
Reoicin.Sploen 90 ieg Tor Ell me-
ner, at Softoren bar Het. ndnr ban
regner alfoboI bIanot DC minOit ia.
beige 5timulnnier. aofieoauen oq
Sobofonuen I. Or. er oite Itgciud iterf
iom G%rttfeoanen. Sea bar fienot
SoIf. iom Iptfet Stpffcr al Sobnf.
briffen fin % tpgget eIer rsgte iii.
ierrc. oa 0et er irtet mt at ic en-
@eano tpGgc 2ommernc, ban hnr
Iartirt irb mch tuggeoe Sfroocr. Com
Smaoaut fierote ieG en- Some. ION
flippebe en- I'm Sfinoiel0 oQ iolate
lll6er for Safe, % lea ian isrgcIla
ofte ToIt iuItet line Barn, iOr0i Sc
bar WeIet lit til arGmmeran o. If
Tobaf % Gofie for oct. Zen Wono,
iom 0riffcr iig ipart poa a1iie os
bruacr SObot. iii Siernen tsrtcr OF,
oq Siertct bIir trorot. er life oen
hcIoiQitc Ranb for 9oiten iom Der.
bensreformator. pr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

8aarSbraub. Ssaar oeo 9.Stoer
neobrGnbte Sopeobpsningen paa Sens
9ranOoifS itore @aarb / 9iusn, mel.
bes ra 5ronbbiem oeu 23be Sept,
Smtrent alt Snobo itrss meb, pobu'
iene r~eboeoeS. Snbboet bar life aSiu'
reret. SIbeuS Spfomit ifploe8 Ssrns
Seq meb 5pritiffer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

ta~arcrrporten ira Stapaneer an.
taser ltore Gimeuiioner. Sra tSoe
4iiepit til 17be Sept. er Der peo Sta.
Danger aontrolanitalt bebanolet 49,.
229 Saar forleoen en- gtansoe Stor.
iR. l.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
gture Wuper. IRA gronObiem meO.

Stpre WdDtr. UIu &lUHUVItIE HKCU-
beles ben 24Oe September: General
fouIul Reufelbt bar IfiGrfet SronS'
Diem 10000 SIR. til Snnatorlum tor
Glberfulbie o. s40o ar, til LATTICE
Sfolebsrns S%erieupboGb paa Saneet.
@apen 6lep iSag o~oerleoeret @asI'
itraten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Sra uoree.

Corrrefsiaafgrer sloolf Teherien cr
mioIertibig fonititiere. lom gorger'
meter / Stapnaeer otter Ilerdnocr
aienonb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

0g airfe. 5or Seifeitab annetS.
ipgn i 2uno Braitegiplb / &riitians.
lambs Stiff er tiuabt opisrt en- m
airfe paa gaaroen SeifeitaSs 8runo
efter Seguinger al arfltett Sictor
Ioroan. &irfen faar SioOeplaoS I'll
$50 Renneifer og bill foite ca. $4,000
ar., bpotaf 1000 opfsres pan glIo'
eettet iom S~tatsbiorag.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

beb % bor en- betpoelie yRroi. Bro.
ieSioren mener, at Oct bibrsrer ira ct
al gronceolbericlfet freolpit Stcb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Sit en- sSerubunc fra Seen til SIM

Sil en- Serubanc ira 9eeH III 5EH'
ion0 har 3rammens 8~ommuneltpre
beptlaet ct 8iorug al 10000 arpner,
paa 9etingeIie al at 9anen alene tra-
fiferes i~maIipuret, tnbttl ben epellttt'
eue Ombpenins al 9rammen'RonoS'
~fiorSbonen til breOt Spor bar futtoet
Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Ipqnasanftipn.

5panesanftipa. Deb Gpanssauf.
ton oper aftieielfabet Sisrrina Sern.
itsberi os MnifininbrifS GienSom bIen
Soerretsiaaisrer Sorboe Ssieitbpbeu.
De nieS $1,000 Ser. for isrite Triori.
tetsbaper, gtatsrnaS CLAUS 9. Smibt,
aieben6apn, bpis obligation lposr
paa 10000 Ser. :.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
etcuIfrcS / OSba. 5orIenen Scat

IssneOe ct itsrre Stenifreo oppe |
IieIoet oeo Sioen al Sunooenoan0et
! Oo6o. SfreOet eoeIagoe totalt ct
gtpffe al geien Der gaar lan9S meo
8onoet, iao at Der bar Omtrent uTrem.
fommeIigt Qagen efter. 6lere 5olt
moatte Itrofs gaa igang meo at uobe'
nrp 0eiifnOen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

SpGgtranspurten fra @ubbranoS.
oaleu er MI meget flor, De itbite Gage
er Der ienot umfrins 90 9oene bog.
Zig. IRA Samar saar Der grtratos
meh areatiirer bper Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Suriatteren Oh. G. Sanfcnrs

paanp reiit no forat iamle ganle
Sugn. 8enne 6ong oil ban bl. a
beigge SRtersbdlen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Slntnino NJ Siuosipae,

ylJIHIHB W ~tHuSTTBsf D0t,T
afen0te8 fra Sronobiem Eleo oertil
Ieiet 3umpiflb 40 Sirosipge ira Rot
polo til goos nte SinosiDgealpl. Sit
BET bill poerIigere gisrc TO liSrtenOe
Cure.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
n Qrnsmnnh.

En S~ensmano. 4itfffllaroen !
SarIgbera o. Sarpif har beitiffet
@~oarSbruser Sobn 8nlebera til
2ensmano | Sanoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

R1Hireu "9uSperrer" sr mOotasst
2elc G., faritc aLnsies Raftne. % lea
oil arbciule BEN I'll cuboer. iom rL
bare en- auo RaFiuc. Srasten pGr
S1.3l. Carl auSeriou. grairerb, ERtuH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
SO une Yrefesinrater er OBJ!

10 nnc Erufeeipruftr eI ppipli !
ltnineriitetets gu~Sgetforilae, Ct | 80.
oloei Tor S~tiperhiat ueS 8erse,s Wet.
ienm 8. 8. Gran % ct | RetSoioen.
fob ior Decent @ielsuif.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
StimuIanier.

"SptS on ipurgte sin Nabo: '0pao
SIagS Sttmllarier brllqer Dug og
oenne DIN Rabo oar Ell a6uofat Tor,
hpao man / 8ermont faIHer Grobi.
bittor. buob mcncr TorbuO moo
Drug al alfoboI (oet minoite al en-.
herne), piIbe ban ipnre: 'SnQer
Slaas'." itriper Or, ". Z. 8rinneQ
/ "Meoicu'2egaI SohrroI". "N}er
lGggcr on Wrrfe iii hans eUcr ben.
oeS baaliae 9ip. oa betronter on
aaffe. The, Sobat. ainin. Opium.
Cocaine" oiU. eIer oaiaa StnQ. iom
tonrnlcr pno 8crSet - I. gr. "Soboc.
cosSmuce" % iorifielige SInQ8
"Gotiilp" iamt biSie mango Sloq3
Gotentmeoiciner. Der bctegue8 iorr
Comics" o. blobrerieube @e0iciner
- 6ctroater on btSie Sing Tom Sti.
mltldnccr, oil on iiuor. at ser er life
en- creite en-, iom life briger Stimli.
Ion'er % ptloe ioone Dem. hniS ban
life gioroe. Sor iontme err oIfoholi.
ifc Sttmlilanier nGiteu en- ReoUer.
otgbeb. ipneS oct. Wen bpao fou
bore Stimrrlauier for en-, er set life
altio for Ell anben. Ierfor er ser
iaa mango piht forifie1ige SGnRS
-
StimtIorier / 9ruG. 6sr eIer ics
mere bill Observation-Disclosures b.
at belle i'm febriIIfe antipoti moo al
foholiitc Stimulonier % meIIem en-
bcl Rptfc ifaocIiac Stimulanier. De
bar roIigt o. beitcmt at o0erueie
Rioler % TCie bporpeb "Irug". On.
set fan bGmmcS. 8onen til at til
mtIcrc eIIer opIipe iig meo "Iru9S"
ifaber Snbtptoet % Samfunbet | sen
@rao, at oct bfir al bsieite @iatiQs
heb at IA Sogen op til SoerueicIie.
IomitoIeue bar life hiotil hcfottet
iiq meaet meb Trua @uuen; men en-
oct pofSer, oq isr ellcr icrcrc nil ga
gen iifferIiQ foa Ell itsrre legal @e.
tpbning, emo ben MI bar"
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
gsisseS aOIiteS i sfien bar iaaet

en- mn Sriit al IA 9ase for at tilpeie'
brinse ben enoni maneleirbe Eafnins
al bet inDneoe 8eleb.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
MID. ItREcElPTs,
STOCKS AND RoNns

New York. Oct. 2S.-In no important
particular did todays stock market diff
fer from any of the preceding fortnight
There was the same all-around duIIness
and apathy and the little business trans
acted was almost wholly professional
Commission houses reported next to no
demand either for the long or short ac-
count, but some of the Western houses
bought moderately. Prices manifested a
further tendency to sag in the early day.
but rallied later and closed in many in
stances at a higher level. Sterling Ex-
change was a factor, advancing TO 4S6 ga
as 4 result of the strong demand for
London remittances. Most of the days
business was done on this basis. Com
mercial bills were in good supply, but
bankers having to remit by tomorrow S
steamer absorbed all offerings. Anything
like a detailed account OF the days doings
ir the stock market seems almost super
fuous. Quotations at the opening We're
fractionally lower and without sgnif-
canoe. The early movements included an
apparently active demand for Texas and
Pacific and st. Louis and San Francisco
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29

issues moderate advance in ST Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie and an initial loss
Of more than / per cent in Louisville
and Nashville Later the list hardened
and prices advanced quite generally, but
The most important gains al this particu-
lar tine we're in the special class which
Included American Cotton Oil and Vir-
ginla- Carolina stocks. Manipulation was
shown in the movement of International
Power, which opened with a 3 point DC
line ard made a further loss later. The
market held fairly steady under It's rally.
teing assisted in part by short cover
ing. but attempts 20 realize on the adj
vance. notably in st. Louis and San
Francisco, were unsuccessful. those is
sues closing lower than on the previous
day one of the features IF the afternoon
which was otherwise quite dull was the
activity Of Sugar. They extensively pur-
chased for Boston account. but the stock
,losed AZ a net loss. A few special move
nents out of the common included Ii
nont decline in the price of Keokuk anf
DesMoines preferred on the sale of loo
shares and drop of five points in Wes
tern Electric. More or less uniform
strength was shown during the day by
such stocks as Texas and Pacific Min
neapolis. st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
common, and preferred, Baltimore and
Ohio Missouri Pacific, Cotton OIL and
Virginia Carolina Chemical Norfolk and
Western, ore of the most active features
Of the day recovered the greater part OF
Is early loss, and the weak features
other than those already named embraced
Erie, ehe second preferred; Delaware and
Hudson. Kansas City Southern, New
York. Chicago and st. Louis, Chicago
Great Western preferred, and Colorado
Fuel. London again was seller, though
Euying moderately in the early decline
The closing was firm. The bond market
was Aun and featureless, put general,
steady.
Total sales (par value) $1410 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
Total sales of stocks today We're soc
100 shares, including ATKINSON 81 300;
baltimore and Ohio . 500: Manhattan c.
500 Missouri Pacific 16. 100 Norfolk and
Western y 400: Pennsylvania 10 ZOE:
Reading 5000; ST. Paul $500; Southern
Pacific 10 500: Southern Railway 1900;
Union Pacific q 600; Colorado Fuel and
Iron II. 200; Sugar IL 400; U. s. Steel l.
705; L. s. Steel preferred 5000
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
Barbee e. Co.'s
Cotton Letter

Especial to the News and Obseryer0
New York Oct. 2S.-March cotton sold
III 6.az This morning, bearing out the
'dea formed after yesterdays market
tlat the situation seemed weaker than
heretofore. Fine weather in the greater
portion of the cotton belt and better
crop accounts than we have seen in some
time operated against the market There
was lot of cotton sold early in the day
by commission houses and about the
only buying came from those long of
January. This buying is not considered
good. The heavy short interest in March
against the long January leaves the
clique in shape to take profits on the
short March in order to put ont the cot
ton on any advance. For instance. a lot
OF the May bought at 1874 this morning
was sold yesterday al $40 and Sal. This
tends TO drive shorts in whenever the
buying starts, but it is doubtful whether
this can be kept up. No amount of
manipulation can prevent an advancing
or declining market if the underlying
factors are for movement. Fer the
present the fine weather operates for
break. Buying has prevented a decline
thus far, but can the decline be pre-
vented much longer? In the event of
larger receipts next week we are in
clined to believe a break possibl. At
least the situation does not show the
strength necessary for one 10 buy for
higher prices. If the market holds with
out breaking it is strong market. and
for this reason we would rather defer
purchases. Conservative traders here do
not so regard the present situation Crop
accounts are too good to bring in general
speculative buying and without active
speculation prices generally work a lit
tie lower AS We said yesterday we
would not buy cotton, save on good
breaks for the present tendency of the
market seems to be towards a slightly
lower level OF prices
BARBEE & CO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
New York, Oct 28-Trading in cotton
was somewhat more active today owing
TO Wall Street buying in the near months
and some hedging from the same source
in the later options. While the volume
of trade was larger than it has been re-
Gently fluctuations were within very mar
row limits the maximum range OF prices
being points in the January options. Ii
IS said that financial arrangements have
been made by the Wall Street bull pool
to take on contract all the cotton they
have bought for January delivery which
induces shorts to cover at every oppor
tunity This would involve over twenty
million dollars so that an idea may be
had rs to the financial strength of the
pool now operating on the bull side Of the
market.
Porh receipts today were $4,000, against
50 900 bales this day a year ago.
TARRANT e KING.
IS Broad Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
n. e. e. Beers
Market Letter,

Especial TO the News and Observer
New Orleans, La, Oct. 28,-Liverpool
advices were discouraging, consequently
our market opened > to points lower
and ruled steady fer sometime there
after, owing to the light receipts and the
prediction of frost tonight in Tennessee,
northern Alabama, northern Mississippi
and in the mountain districts of the
Carolinas and Georgia. The weekly
weather report, however, was very good
and spots were easier, therefore values
gave way to Z additional, making the
net loss of 8 points on the day. Frost
was predicted last night in the exposed
localities of Arkansas, Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory. While the tenn
perature fell some in these States there
was no frost and the prediction this
morning for Texas, Louisiana and the
above States was for fair and warmer
weather during the next Sc hours. The
latter prediction for frosts tonight in
Tennessee, northern Alabama, northern
Mississippi, and in the mountain dis
tricts of the Carolinas and Georgia would
indicate that the cold wave expected in
the Southwest last night is going east
and will probably produce frost in eX-
posed localities in the States mentioned
above. The weekly weather report is
sued today says that ideal weather has
caused an improved Outturn exceeding
former expectation and that the top
crop is opening generally everywhere
Many have heretofore contended that the
top crop would not mature and the ad-
mission by the bureau that it has, i'm adj
dition to private advices corrOborating
these reports, will have a tendency to
make those holding small crop views in
crease their estimates. Receipts will
continue light until the export demand
increases. Spinners remain apathetic,
claiming poor trade and believe the crop
is large. Unless a general klIing frost
takes place in the next few days it Is
questionable whether the market can be
maintained Still sentiment is very bull
ish and any favorable feature will easily
occasion an advance.
II. &; B. BEER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
Absence of Frost and Talk OF
Small Top Crop.
A BARELY STEADY CLOSE
Prices are Four 10 Nine Points Lower. New
York Men figure on Increase foye-
ment of Ctop in Immediate
EustKo
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Oct. 2S.-Home demand for
dry goods was moderate again today and
without special feature. Buying was
mainly for quick delivery. for which full
prices were paid. Print cloths continued
dull, but firm in price. Export demand
for heavy brown cottons was inactive.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York. Oct. 28.-The cotton mar
ket opened quite with prices unchanged
TO points lower and for the balance OF
he session was disposed to further ease
eff in the absence of public support and
bullng by the Wall Street pool element.
The room was bearishly inclined owing
10 the failure of frost predictions TO ma
teralize and also TO estimates by local
statisticians for an increased movement
of the CROP in the immediate future. The
weekly crop weather report from Wash
ingtOn was summed as favorable for late
cotton and Indicative of a small top crop.
The Liverpool cables were slightly dis
appointing and the foreign market Or
Gers al rule went to the short side of
The account. The spot market news from
the South was about as expected. The
market for futures was finally barely
steady with prices net four to nine points
lower. Total sales were estimated at 1885,
0C0 bales. most of which was January.
March and May contracts.
NEW YORK. Oct. %. = otton futures open-
q u nnief.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. e. Oct. %. Tupentine
moth .ng doing at az; receipts b
Rosin firm at 81. SO so; receipts 81.
Crude, firm at 81. 75G 500; receiptc 29 bar
rels.
Tar firm al ST. 40; receipts 43.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct.2s. Turpentine steady
at ~! receipts l.434; sales $50; exports
S5i
Rosin firm; receipts 1886; sales 1928;
exports -.
Q quo F. sI - G. SIS SIS y Sis is T.
200; X. $3.50; NJ. S3.0U; n, $3.50; VIC,
S3..S; WWSLtS.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Oct. 2e Spirits tur-
pentine firm at 20; receipts 49,. sales gu;
exports
Kosin firm; receipts =; sales 500; ex-
ports
Quote A. b, c. d, f, $3.50: 4, S'.35 G.
Sl4O; II, Sl.6S: |. $40: h, s.. 0. NJ SOS;
y. $3.50; VIC -. WV SOS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

l will offer for sale at Public Auction
in the town of Wendell Wake County.
N. c.. on Saturday the 22nd day of No
vember. 1902, at u o'clock NJ, several
lots in the town of Wendell At the
same time / will offer four hundred acres
of land in lots of fifty and one hundred
acres or as a whole.
Terms of sale, one-half of purchase
money to be paid cash and balance in
twelve months.
r. b. RICHARDSON.
10-21-t. d. S. Wendell, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
FORTY YEARS TORTURE.

To be relieved from disease might well
cause gratitude. That is what DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve did for c. Haney
Geneva, o. He says ''DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me of piles after had
suffered 40 years." Cures cuts, burns,
wounds, skin diseases.-W II. King Drug
Co., Bobbitt- Wynne Drug Co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Oct. s I p M. Money on call
steady at 5, "a per ceuI: closing bid and
asked 3 eGe+ per cent; asst loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper per cent; sterling
exchange 0rm with actual business in
bankers bills at a.ShA for demand
a, d at 4.S3Is for 90 DAYS. Posted rates 4.S a
.S7b commercial bills i.82.S 8. T5@ 1855. IS:
b ,r silver Soss. Mexican dollars 'ok. Gov.
Railroad bonds steady
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NEW YORK. ct @s -Fiour frmer: airly
tlEe Mnneso a patents $500 100 10. bakers
a3. lJfr:;bJ; ~inta" sLTalghIs d3Wh39J; white ;
patent a35Tfl3Sl; low grades S2.9Jd3.I5.
eye -four staaI; kooo 81. 'M134O; .nU,ce to fancy
S:J061355
IjoIu meal ""Sy yellow western sl.3D; CIT -:
btandywine s3.4J03.15
Rye firm; NO q ..tn 50; S.a e So
Barrie dy fee iInV Al sn,hs 5lG5lM.
Barley malt quiet; western 6J086
Wheaf-FOot firm; M :, rec 1sI. Optic, 3
May 1SX; October D4celn "r "a.
Corn Spot ste dy: No 2. G621. Options--Jau-
a ~ 5l4 Ma' 4S2s Octo-er 6G&E november (;
DecemU-r jG3s.
Is OF steady; No. 2 334 Options May
DC obeI 3GA ce Der 36h
Beef firm; family $1,000 1900 u eSS Sl21l300
packe' Sl4.5G6Gl5.0O; heef Lnls S2050S2l50
Cut meats irregular; ickled be lies $l2404
pc3l sh1 Id4rs o; picki h ANS SIR
Lad Arm; western cleaned Sll.1U October
ll10; refined firm; south Am"rici llj0: to
Tie ouIiu-nt II 80; co uUhu, 7HQ7X
Pork firm; familv e2l.0O; snort &C S2000j
: , 90 mess &l8.501 1900
LaIiow duI city $500 per package Gx coun-
try IckAges f,ceI GatW6z.
Rosiu trh str allied tn'uon to good, Sli0l ]. -
Iurpentlne du 81 j4054M
RIc5 tirlu: domestic. TAR to eXtrA 1905:
Cofer-,uot Rio quiet; No. inyoie. c 5as:
mild steady C"ruovn 7s40
Sugs r-raw was stea y, fair refining 3 LID;
c utrlfugsl, % tess, j>E rernan sugAr nrm;
mould 49, standard AS; confectIOu-
p"- A 40 cut loaf s. ID; crushed j.25 powder ID
L. -: grauulated 4.G5; cubes 400
Molasses stea,y new OrIoAn1. opeu kettle
good to choice ;sy0D4l.
Bitter st-ao, extra creamery %: wese-n
creamery, fresh 22h Imitation creamery 140lS;
Il ct nv I6G11S; state d0iry 1921,
Cheese i I; full cream, sinai colorad, l2h
$ NAH. white I2H.
Eggs irregu ar: average best 24G25: State and
PennsylvRnlA 23fT24 western. candle =. 2lN0D2. !;
r frigesated 1901; southwestern l6011.
Potatoes STEADY: New YORK ana western |. 10
q l.S1; ersey L7J02.OO; Lo g Island 2.Oo@?.l2;
south jersey swests S20OG1250
Peanuts fir a; fancy h.n4-picked 81; do
nestle 3MQt5A
Ca bbaV"S duIl:i Norfolk, barrels -; Long
Island, per IS0, I20t QZ.5n.
Freights to Liverpool; cotton bv steam er TIC;
grain Id.
Cotton seed oil was quiet. Prime crude
barrels T. b. mills, 30. prlme SUMMED
yellow 36N as; Off summer yellow 3G% prime
white AZ; ~'me winter yellow ia 49, p;ime
meal So OfE1 % 90 nominal