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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
hAL SCIENCE CLUB
for Coming Season
lartiaiIy Arranged

kecutiye committee Of the
Hence club has arranged the
Efor the first few meetings.
the complete list will be an
|and assignments made. The
is in charge Of w. E. John
he B. DAILY and G. M. Stevens
assignments made thus far
Flows:
er 23-The Russo-Japanese
hid the Future of the Orient.
!. Mallery.
bber 6-The Railway Pass
and Cure. Joseph Meyer.
bber 20-Shall Life Insurance
= Federal Control. w. F.
bber 4-Local Self Govern
Peril. George B. Daily.
pber lS-The Outlook for Mu.
Reform. G.. NJ. Stevens.
Pts for the remainder of the
be announced later.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
|es' HiIgemann Wedding

W. Gillies, of the Haperty
L. real estate firm and Sophie
suianh We're married last Fri
su'',s at the apartments Of the
.ne Northwestern National
a'loIhg' Rev. Nj. B. Ainsworth
[im,ls Inc ceremony. Mr.. and
,'Iss left that evening for Des
IOWA. where they will spend
ber ~. On returning to this
~ -, will occupy the residence
TN, bought, by Mr.. Gillies, Of d
W. and Mrs. Gillies have "a.
s 1n Aberdeen for some ua' time =
wa s,ts was local agent Of the
med neSSs : land companies before
(t ryN a partnership with Mr..
u~Io Mr.. and Mn. -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29

asy, "a a, Mr. o' and Mrs. william
. Son. on oFdway, on September
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
[%ooligan's Troubles"

the greatest comedy success
Season is Manager Arthur
s"orth's production Of ''Hooli-
Foubles," which will appear at
schalk on Thursday, October
othlng more amusing than the
q OF the doings OF "Hooligan''
myriad complicated tribula-
De conceived. The dialogue
0V'oIe as a laugh producer, the
Flchy. "Hooligan" has a dry
ana drollery and The special.
sehted are both new and uni.
l'lefe Is a chorus Of pretty
ioafe sowned and costumed
Fern style.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
First Foot Ball Game

Last Friday evening at about II
O'Clock Professor Kirk received a
challenge from the Redteld college
foot ball team for a game the newt
day. The professor accepted. In a
short time he had arranged for a pick
up team, four old players only among
them, and Saturday morning they
went to Red6eld. The boys had little
hopes OF winning as they went up
against a stl heavier team. but
they did win. They scored Is to
their opponents 0. Naturally the
high school boys are feeling some
what chesty.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. Three
months for rs cents.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
Over One Hundred Dollars Worth
Of Goods and Money
Hung Up
These Premiums Will Pay Well
For the Trouble Of Coming
After Them

Each sample should consist of about
a bushel basket OF ears and the entries
should close October 18th. Expert
judges will be secured and the awards
made as soon after the entries are
closed as possible. Exhibits accom-
panied by name and residence of ex-
hibitor should be left at the court
house basement.
The following is a list of prizes offer
ed thus far, others may be added:
Sweepstakes-For the best collec-
tion of various specimens made by
any person, S. w. Narregang offers a
cash prize Of s15.
Yellow Dent. For best ! bushel ears,
Aberdeen Hardware Co. offers n
Diamond combination anvil and vice
with drill attachment, valued at IS. so.
For second best, John Macarthur g.
Son, offer one walking cultivator,
valued at S.. For third best, Isaac
Lincoln offers cash prize of So. 100.
For fourth best, Wolter. the Shoe
Man, offers one pair good $3.50 shoes,
either for man or woman.
White Dent. For ] bushel, Free
man Bros, offer 20 rods Lamb Wire
hog fencing, valued at ST. For sec
ond best, Voedisch, the %up-to-date
jewcler, offers n set best silver
plated knives and forks, valued at
$3.50 Third best, Isaac Lincoln offers
a cash prize Of $500. For Fourth
best, Scott Fuller, the harnessmaker,
offers one..fancy buggy whip, valued
at $3.50.
Flint-Best ! bushel ears, billing
ham & Trip, jewelers., offer n !
jewel nickel case watch, valued at 81.
For Second best, White Hardware
Company offers parlor hanging
lamp, valued at So. For Third best,
the j. B. Moore Furniture Company
offers one rocking chair, valued at SO
For Fourth best, E. f. Coleman & Co
dealers in farm machinery, offer one
lifting jack and pail Of axle grease
valued at $3.50.
Bloody Butcher-For best ] bushel o
ears, G. A. Macarthur offers one set O
four horse eveners complete, valued
at S.. For Second best, Olwin
Angel store offers 81 worth of mer
chandise. For third best, S. NJ. Sails
bury s. Bro, offer 50 worth of books
or stationery, or anything in stock,
Squaw Corn-Best J bushel ears, Il
L. Champlin, hardware dealer, offer
one single barrelled shot gun, valued
at Sc.
Sweet Corn-For best ] bushel o
ears, o. A. Critics, druggist, offers
gallons of barn paint, value 500
Second best, the Aberdeen Harnes
Company offers one fine wool hors
blanket, valued at So. Third best
News Printing Co., offers n year
subscription to the Aberdeen Dali
News. For Fourth best, Barne
Crockery Co., offer 50. 80 in value frol
!. stock.
Pop Corn-For best ] bushel ears,
G. Gallett, the jeweler, offers a silve
fruit dish, value Sc. For Second bes
&c. E. Lacey & Co, druggists, offer $
, in value of goods from their stock.
Any Variety--For the largest ca
any variety. Guhin Bros, books an
stationery, offer M oil painting
valued at SIS.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
ABERDEEN HARDWARE Co.

1t" and "Hooligan's Troubles" he
will have Patten and Perry in GERRY
from Kerry on October 9th. On the
18th and 14th he has the Lyman
Twins in their musical comedy, 1.-THE
Rustlers." This company plays in
only three South Dakota towns and
is said to be a hummer.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
(TocK NOTES
Horse Sale at Fred.
liz suceess-sold
boo Head
bments Twelve Cars
Big
Steers

[issue of the Free Press
horse sale Tuesday at
lrs from a long distance
bhem appeared to be dis
the animals put up al
k,ont Bros, at the rail-
prds. The horses showed
lheron breeding in size,
dorilitv. They were
y from Montana, and al
Of them are branded
f. different class of ami
fhe ,'broncho" stuff that
Ies eastern markets, ana
IL were we'll broken. One
4 Of the 16O head in the
soyd. The sale amounted
600. 90. the average price
H. band, colts and all, be-
rs, Twelve sucking colts
- each. Some were as
eon.sixteenths Percheron.
Ehrough, the sale was emf
Estactory to all concerned
h lot Of good new stock In
Ey.
Cement of stock from this
begun in earnest, as was
Saturdays shipment OF
4 of cattle to the South st.
City markets. Not
knp the low price OF cattle
huDdance Of feed, our farm.
Kat they have more than
comfortably and are
lem before the cold weather
ihe cattle delivered here for
placed ten Thousand
Ithe credit of the farmers
. them, that amount having
Id out Saturday. Morris
laid to have delivered the
In the lot, black polls whose
/ weight was 276O pounds
hours off feed and water
grass fattened separator
bat had proper care during
|ow days"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-29
Doings at the Opera House

Manager Gottschalk has booked MS
no,ca mn to the limit for the nextle"
weeks, In addition to las You LIKE
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OUR JUST DUE!

is abou lime
Of of
u
The he
ando sun Al
by tie
%
so
7 it, especially section which they
/ had personal interests
! portion OF is in of
crnC
is
= the fund
vast
the still much
products of
! Disease things against
+ expert ponoogis andw
i hast
i u what remedy
la q
itteo the
The o
Il
/ The small
= competent me is o
! preparation
stufa
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

Mrs. Mike Mcconnell and children
are visiting with relatives and friends
in Kansas.
The odd Fellows meet tonight in
regular session. Much business is to
be transacted.
Postmaster Price has put on an
extra clerk to assist with the work
OF the holiday mail
Leave orders for Christmas pluu
pudding at $50 Colorado avenue
Mrs. Lindhard.
Two. piece 50. sl2 and SIS suits
for So, Sc and SIS. Look them over
at Lyons & Sons.
K spaulding and his force are work
ing day and night getting their
Christmas stock ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin n. Bucklin
entertain the Fifth Street Whist
club tomorrow evening.
At the Family Liquor store on
colorado avenue, Cordie Frere's Cog
nae brandy 500 per quart bottle.
california Cherry Drips . cents per
quart bottle. 20
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

No. came in almost three hours
late last night.
No. is running nearly on time
these mornings.
This morning was one of the cold
est OF the winter.
Are You going east? See the Colo
rado Midland agent,
The candies bought of spaulding
are home made and pure
The o'Neill clothing sale at LYONS
4 Sons will save you money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rogers left last
night for Guthrie Centre, Iowa.
Rio Grande train No. killed two
bronchos at Browns Canon Saturday.
Very low round trip rates east for
teachers and Colorado Mid
land
When you want fresh fruits. de-
licious pies and cakes, or most any
kind of dainties for the table the
Progress can supply you to your ut
most satisfaction. Fresh bread daily.
Mirror plating. upholstering. and
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
Twenty Per Cent Discount
In Buying Your Diamonds Now.

predict within twelve months
nntesmy small marsnsa better invest
Bnkab Securities and have the
Beautiful that appeals Rich and Poor alike
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THE FAULTS OF OUR BROTHERS

admired position United
marks
late MITCHELL paid other dying
of
the weight of his and disgrace whi
ausedi
respect
other sitting that body against whom; si
migl said. book,
NIGH he all
which
think believe that good
bell wit 10
Had lived wcsh he
penalty tIetc
he
him. hadc consprcd
!. J., :. = = !. !; i. 4 = = = = j. \ + + 4 \ +
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played their nights
The
times their husbands having order
That nothing a
and a
wceiearts. The old girls
dancing
IL in
voted that their hubty nothing
percfccty satisfied certainly old fell
lows benefit
n old
club
Hyde affair, when Isciame Allied BILL
might not be satisfied with the "hot times their husbands
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Large left
last night for southern Illinois where
they will spend the winter.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold an important business meeting
tomorrow afternoon at the odd Eel.
lows hall.
At the Family Liquor store, Colo
RADIO avenue. a great variety of the
finest table wines for the holidays, 50
cents per bottle.
The through mails are already very
heavy with Christmas goods. The
hard labor season for the mail and
postal clerks has begun.
One fare round trip to all state
points. Tickets on sale December
%, "a. 20 and 81. 1905 and Jan.
1st, 19O6.-Colorado Midland.
Yesterday afternoon a lady faint
ed on the sidewalk in front OF the
postoffice. Assistance was immediate
ly given her and she was removed
to her home.
furniture repairing of all kinds at the
Furniture hospital, 244 Colorado ave-
nue.. Prices most reasonable. Orders
promptly filed. Telephone Red 6'l'
There are barber shops and barber
shops but Yves Flagg conducts one
of the most modern shops in this sec
ton of the state. Three good BARRIERS
the most modern appliances cons''
quently the best service.
One of the heavy wagons OF the
Bedwell livery stable broke through
the sewer trench at point between
the old and the new depot yesterd"
and some time was required IN ge'
ting the big wagon out of the hole
The Glenwood Springs people VINO
went to Grad Junction Saturday anu
had luncheon at the sugar iacto''
were loud in their prise of the treal-
ment they received and they thlhA
Grand junction is coming some
Glenwood Avalanche.
Grand Junction is certainly one O.
the livliest towns in the state Man
la-ee business structures are pens
erected. The new depot is also near
ing completion and will be one oi 'n'
Test requirements of that eiIF 'H'
past year.-Glenwood Avala?ehe'
An excellent example of business
progressiveness is shown in the au
vertising columns Of the Grand jun
ton daily papers. where the puo,
fishers of the papers are obliseu "
issue supplements and to croWd Uu' @
local and telegraphic news IN oius
to grant the demands of the adNel
tisers. Last Saturday after the %
cursions had arrived in the Guy
large number visited the stores S1
made many Christmas purehsSe
Glenwood Avalanche.
Unique ,i.d useful advertw'hs
venirs in the shape of ciotuesl
aprons are being distributed to lhe.
lady patrons by the Gouriey Is"
Furniture company. oh
Tonight at the Methodist Gnu.
there will be a meeting OF the #
tees and stewards of the chui.A, ~
is call meeting for the diseuss'''
important business matters. =
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

"A discovered, is o
female cottonwood shedding
"A
Here remedy wishes Take twonc
don't take this remedy solely
old experienced woolnan what worth
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

The major portion OF the troubles the
%
Vnded all departments official
to
through officials
could the pockets
the people. this couny-his
republican or
follow
whose cattle
Who authorized make
prised We waciful ii would
NAL his COVE nj end
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

The 1906 promises well this We have
electric which
cooking
could
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i
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Upon the
Virtue the o and Memory"
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now trustee of Clark University
and the Worcester Insane Hospital.
Mr.. Hoar was a member of the Massa-
chusetts militia and judge advocate
general from 1887 to 1890. acting
as president of the militia board hav-
ing in charge the enlistment of the
Massachusetts troops in the Spanish
American war. He was elected to
congress in 1904 by plurality of
more than 1000 votes over his Demo-
cratic opponent.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

Advertisers like o
There is something the Daily Sentinel hence
medium.
,tie crowded but failed
all
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

shoppers
city everybody talking If
o
bc o grant, n o IL.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
LOCKWOOD HoAR.

LOCKWOOD HOAR.
Congressman from Massachusetts.
lockwood Hoar was born in wor-
eester and educated in its public
schools. He was graduated from Har-
ward college in 1876, and from its
law school In 1878. He has been a
member of the city government and
president of its common council fol
long time. He was assistant dis
trict attorney for four years and dis
triet attorney for six years. and is
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
Handsome Hand Decorated China!

kets, have in great variety and quality, and attractive
prices AS trade increases in volume constantly
duce reasonable margno profit We realize that the
lowest price, quality considered draws the winning pat
ronage. We striving do little better in the
of prices than competitors and Catalogue houses
We wish to keep the money in home city, that now
goes East for various articles of and adornmen and
will do it if Prices count for anything.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-04
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, May 3.-The stock mar
ket settled back today into dull trad
ing and sluggish price movements
such as approached at times to stag
nation. Transactions fell to smaller
aggregate than for any full days
trading since the last week in March.
Any such violent disturbance as the
fall in prices which eliminated on
Monday is almost certain to be fol-
lowed by series of diminishing fluct-
uatiOmS as prices seek their normal
level The market calls for little
comment and the news of the day
bearing on it's movement was unlm-
nOrtant. Most of the days business
was done in the first hour and an UNI
usually large part of that was for
foreign account. The special pressure
upon Union Pacific and upon the Uni
ted States Steel stocks was of large
sentimental influence on the whole
market. Much has been hoped from
the United States Steel shares to lead
the market in an expected revival OF
strength and their weakness was cor
respondingly disappointing, There
were scattered points of strength but
their sympathetic effect on the gen
eraI market was very slight Northern
Pacific was rushed up some seven
points to we'll above nominal quota
ton prevalent for the stock before
the Northern Securities dissolution
brought it back to the Stock Ex-
change list. Rumors were circulated
that an increase in the dividend was
intended. The violent advance seemed
to intimidate rather than to help sem
timent The price subsequently fell
back to point below last night. The
apparent paralysis of the demand
caused growing suspicion of the sta
bility of the market and led to the
weak closing in which Union Pacific
and New York Central were the chief
sufferers.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (paf
value) $2,2S5.000.
u. s. bonds were all unchanged on
call.
Total sales $4,000 shares, including
Atchison 10,200; A. c. L., 1,400; c.. &
O., 5000; st. Paul 23,S00; Erie S.
500; L. & N. 24,500; Metropolitan
Railway 1920; Missouri Pacific a.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-04
STREAM OF TRADE
FLOWS SLUGGISH
Transactions in Stocks
Very Small.
FIRST HOUR BUSIEST
Cotton Not So Active as Recently With
Bull Support Less in Evidence.
The Weather Map Makes an
UnfavorabIe Showing.
Last Prices Lowest.
(Bv the Associated Press }


New York, May 3.-The cotton
market was not so active as recently
and showed rather reactionary ten
dency with bull support less in evil
dence. The opening was steady with
July one point higher, but generally
unchanged to two points lower which
was about as due on disappointing
Liverpool cables. The weather map
made a generally unfavorable show
ing which encouraged beaflSn Sentl-
ment, and soon after the call the mar
ket Increased its decline. Selling was
restricted by the fear of bull support
on any material break, but this did
not appear to be forthcoming and
the market during the middle session
worked off to a net decline of about
8 to 10 points. This was followed by
a partial recovery on covering and a
little Wall Street support but in the
late trading prices again worked low
err under selling by early buyers and
the close, while steady. was at prac-
tically the lowest of the day, or net
decline of to 10 points. Sales were
estimated at 10000 bales, Southern
spot markets were officially reported
steady and unchanged.
Receipts of cotton at the ports to-
day 34,979 bales, against 24,295 last
week and 4,004 last year. For the
week (estimated) 100000 bales,
against 163,S94 last week and 34,312
last year Todays receipts at New
Orleans 1911 bales, against 2,29S last
year and at Houston 6,743 bales,
against 362 last year.
New York. May Section spot quiet;
-. points higher, mnddlin0 uplands SO, mi
dling quit, Bio, sales 36 Futures opener
A oh ~
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600; New York Central 10000; n. &
W., 1900; N. & W. preferred 100;
Pennsylvania 44,400; Reading 1884,
600: Rock Island 1920; Southern
Pacific 20,500; Southern Railway, s.,
900; Southern Railway preferred 100;
Union Pacific $1,000; Copper 49,100;
Cotton Oil 800; Smelling 1890; To-
bacco preferred 500; Brooklyn Tran
sit 1890; Consolidated Gas 1890;
Tennessee Coal 4,500; u. S. Steel 49,
900; u. S. Steel preferred $1,000; Vir-
ginia- Carolina Chemical Co. 500; Vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical Co. pre-
ferred 100.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-04
Cash auots,lons were as follows:


TO. straights i4le94.6O. spring pat
sn,s ,d tso@s 90 as s,raignts iio@i,c % ba
No. S5@sa 80. red, slsz esi,. corn No.2,
An, No. . yellow sou, Oats No ISL,
no. white 800 2H No. 3 white 5lh63i4,
rye No. ~. good feeding barley 37G3s,
hlir TO choice mailing 4OG47, fax seed No.
seed 200, mess pork per Dbl. II s5Gli 80.
aro per ioo ~ rS s sSnde rsDs slees
....... short clear sides (boxed) 6.o@70O,
whiskey basis of high wines LIB. clover con-
tract grade li.U0.
New York Provisions.
New York. lay 3, r!our steady, white"
patents s4.ao605.2,. Minnesota patents 5:2'@o.>O.
i.,bakers $500 a. 90 stralghts o.25@5.5O
Rye flour quiet fair TO good 4.lO@460,
cfbice to fancy i.l5@450
Buckwheat flour nomin'l at 4O62l0
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse ios@lo.
Rye nom, No. 2 western. 70.
Barley nuiat. feeding 4IH. mailing 55@eS.
Wheat S az Nc. red, 9iA, May 49,
Corn irreg, No. 66z, May 6o7A July o2A.
Oats st ady, mixed 3IA9t3j. sept.
Beef firm, family 1900 400. packet o ll, 90
beef hams 2l0O622.o0.
Cut meats steady. picked bellies 7L@9.
p'rkled should ers5l 5M6, picked hams S%0S1a
Lard steady, western steamed 80 Nov.-....
compound 5EQ05X
Pork STEADY, family I4sN@l5.oO. short clear
l3O01I0 IS. mess I3.00t0l35)
Tallow dull, tS2 per pkg), ~. country
do 4s40....
Rosin steady, strained cc.hmon TO good
BIS.
Turpentine steady, $4,000.
Rice quiet. domestic fair 10 extra 21S@5h.
Japan nom.
Molasses firm New Orleans open kettle
good To choice c9939
(yDf4a arlOt 7inVniC6
steady. cordova lO0l3
sugar raw nom falr refining 4......, cen
trifugai ~ test n. molasses sugar x
6oL cut loaf $50 crushed 6.85. powdered 6.25,
granulated els. cubes q. 40.
Butter easy. creamery common TO extra.
,SlD25, state dalry 2J6126 western factory2l @26,
Cheese firm, STATE full cream small col
ored fancy l5>4@li, small white fancy; ll%
Eggs firm state and Penn. nearby
fancy selected white 2d,G2,i Southern l5h@l6
Potatoes weak, Fla new 2.50@l.01. state
and western 7aGl, % Jersey sweets 2,J0@It0.
sither domestic 3Ecs0la.
Cabbage IA ", Charleston per bbl., 1.LO@l.25.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool l0@Il
Cotton seed Oil market was dull.
crude I. 0: b. mlls1O@%, prime summer yellow
B,A2., off summer yellow nominal, prime
white 29@29%, prime winter yellow 291s@S9.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore May 3 Flour quiet winter
patents $1,000. spring patents 5.5O@5:7O, extra
I.S5.
Wheat ern, spot contract 95@L, May 9s@A
red western 80. Southern by sample st094.
Corn firm. spot and april oih@Jis4, new
southern white corn iSk15z
Oats l,easy No. white S3h mixed 34%GA
Rye steady, No. z western 810....
Butter steady, fancy imitation 2I@25, do
creamery 23tD2y, do ladle 25@z6, store packed,
20t02;.
Eggs fiji ;6%.
Cheese firm. large l}H, small liA..., me-
iium 80.
Sugar strong, coarse granulated 49, fine $40
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-04
. tSCu StC W y
Open High Low Close
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, May 3.-Spot cotton
quiet. The demand was fair but
there was little offering. 1t is said
that factors hold but $4,000 bales
of unsold cotton. A prominent spot
man expresses the opinion that for
eIgn exports from this city for thc
month of May will probably exceed
100000 bales. Sales today We're 21,-
900 bales including $50 to arrive and
$50 f. o. b. Quotations of ordinary to
low middling reduced Lice. High
grades unchanged.
Futures opened steady with prices
3 points lower. the trend being dis
tinctly downward. Liverpool was
about as expected. A cable report
declares that Lancashire mills are de-
claripg dividends of from 10 to 20
per cent. BY noon the declines were
s to 10 points. In the trading May
opened l point down at TAG, gained q
point and then gradually declined to
1873. The market closed dull at the
bottom; the list showing net losses of
II to Is points.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-04
New York Money.

New York, May 3 p. M Money on call
nom. 2A@93. low 49,. ruling rate, last loan
steady closing "a. offered al "a, time loans
nonths 3L@.. prime merc'tile paper Ie64E,
sterling exchange firm. with actual h:.sssness
u bankers bills at Ado 3 "a 4So 30 for demand,
nd at 4s4 40.dI54 10 for 10 dav Sills; pasteu
les ..S5a4 81. commercial bills tS4Aa4.4Lt
ar silver 5ts4. Mexican dollars AN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-04
Death of Mr.. Jerry Waters.

Kinston, N. c., May 3.-Mr. Jerry
Waters, a Confederate veteran, rs
years of age, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs w. S. Fields, falling at
the supper table and expiring almost
He was one of the best
known men in the county. The re-
mains were Inferred yesterday, with
Masonic honors, at Wise Fork near
this place.