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New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
WATER GAP PLEASURES.
S7cimming, Tennis Playing. Euchre
and BoIcling Enjoyed.

Delaware Water Gap Penn Aug 20 CSpecIaD
Many persons gathered the shores of the Della
River this week To witness the swimming
exhibition of Captain Blondell whose skill fur
nished entertainment for the assembled throng
AT all of the resort hotels there has been a fine
time especially at the kittatinny where there has
been continuous round OF amusement for the
entertainments % the guests. One OF the most de-
lightful euehres was on Thursday evening In which
many players participated
Miss Jessie Royer entertained this week at the
Water Gap House with selections OF humor and
pathos. while Miss Caldwell presented a pleasing
programme TO a delighted audience on Thursday
evening
There is in progress at the Glenwood House a
tennis tournament which is calling for the atten-
ton or many guests Among the participants are
Mr. litter. Mr.. Meinken. Mr.. Nessenthaler Mr.
Comfy, Mr. Upton. Mr.. Barnard. Mr.. Haaren Mr.
Darnhrough. Mr.. Fedden and Mr. O'CalIahan The
euchre of Friday evening was a decidedIv novel
aHair, The prizes awarded winners being particu-
larly pretty.
Dr. and Mrs. William j. Tierncy. OF New-York
iQurn.
Mrs; G. T. Warren. OF New York Is at the Water
Gap House. '
charles H. Hoffman, of New-York has recently
registered nj the Cataract House
Ihe Misses Oelrtchs and Schildt. OF New-Yurk.
are becoming expert howers. They are at the
RIVER View for the season
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

project is to erect clubhouse. theatre and
hotel Messrs Ullman and Macln are part
ners in the Bridge Whist Club. at No 20 Pnila-
st
Mrs. W. Edgar WoOlley gave a musical at
her Westinghouse, cottage on Thursday after
noon for the benefit of Bethesda Parish House
At Congress Hall further projected improve
ments are 10 be made, beginning at the close of
the season. 1t is expected that a large number
Of workmen will be employed in the fall and
winter months. The plans call for several addi-
tlons and changes.
Two pieces of property in Whitney Place
owned by Mrs. e NJ. Nichols Of Chicago were
disposed of at auction on Tuesday last. L. NJ
Jones purchased one for $4,000 and the other
was struck down to ex-senator John Foley for
81 200. Summer cottages VIII he erected on bUth
\ NeW-York excursion party. homeward
bound. after tour Of over $500 miles, made
midweek visit here, staying at the United States
Hotel.
The speedway. upon which autoCars are not
allowed to trespass, is the great magnet for the
men who have brought their ro1dsters here. the
of which driven by their owners
Friendly matches arranged on short notice
and brushes form almost a continuous perform
ance, as every exhibition OF speed is challenged
with Zest
AutOmoblists have added mountain climb
ing" their diversions. and the many hills in
this region afford ample opportunity for them
to test the power of their machines. No acci-
dents have occurred far. Notwithstanding the
hazardous nature of the sport.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

costumes were awarded TO Miss Grace Goodwin and
DIR. Stein. .oo,o, ,,as
held In the ballroom of Churchill Han on ff,qaS
evening The successful contestants We're hfs'
Iawson and Mrs Hugo f. Huber, the Misses isiei,
wood and Alice NJ. Buckley, and A. GOLDSMITH anu
l. H Cutter ,rsa,, 90
Miss Helen Miller Gould arrived on Tuesday At
Rirksde her residence in RoNDury. near
Stamford Miss Gould will spend seVeraI weeks III
Roxbury returning late in September 20 lryinstoil
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Kendall entertained thelr
guests at Kendall Place at progressive euchre on
lam Figgis Mrs. Charles G. Braxmar. Miss Walms-
lev and William Blauvelt. A package party and
potato race were held at Kendall Place on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Braxmar. of New-1ork
gave a dance at Kendall Place on Friday evening
In honor OF the birthday of their daughter Miss
Bessie Braxmar. - "
Mrs J. n Jourdan and Miss Conne, of New
York entertained a party Of friends at an aILer-
noon euchre at the Westholm on Monoay. Inc
prizes were won by Miss Kate Prime. Miss De Will
Mrs. r H. Lockwood. Mrs. Bosdick and MIS-. w.
NJ. Beckiey. ,
number OF Invitations for vegetable dance TO be
the summer home OF her brother. Dr.. e., H. M
Bristol For this occasion the women will dress as
dairy maids and vegetables as ornaments
while the will dress as farmers and carry I'M
Mrs CHARLES Darnbmann. OF New-York gave a
tea on Monday afternoon at her cottage In Grant
hurst Park Many OF the hotel guests and members
az the cottage colony attended.
on Friday evening a salmagundi party was held
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

OF the hotel and every evening Il convsrss- by
means Of searchliehts. with the Columbia g-Sics
is lying the other side Of the island. IL A.
beautiful sight. though there Is confusing thin~
about having searchlights at such close ranee
One may be sitting quietly in dark corner Win
q friend. talking. when Suddenly the Hrh-
Is turned on and there Is fu 5be
glare OF publicity. Numerous arrivals cOntinu. n,
keep the ManhanseE full OF guests in spite Or rha
fact that some Of those who spent July hers
have gone away to the mountains uunoar
have come by automobile. Among these Rob-
ert i. StillsOn OF Brooklyn. with bis family Mr
and Mrs IAptrott Of New York. and their chdrsn
p. 7. Bedford OF Brooklyn. who was accompanied
Mrs Pouch, and VI. Bundy Of New York. with
Mrs. Bundy and NJ Berry. Then there nave
been lot OF yacht arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mcintyre of Boston came In their yacht CRUSADER
accompanied by Mrs. Lucie Mitchell and Master
Malcolm Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. F. p Havens, q
> Havens and Mrs G. +. Burns came IN Mr
HayenS's yacht Quickstep. W W. Eaton and D.
L. ID. Alexander. OF New-York were here win tss
yacht ZenOhis
At the Prospect House there n fancy drsgz
ball for the children this week which was even
prettier than the given last week on Sar-
urday there was carnival for the little ones a.
and did other delightful things. On We5nestav
there was bowling contest for young men. a. th-
Prospect House bowling alleys Mrs t'roui. VII.
Of Controller GTOUt. OF Brooklyn. gave The cup
On Friday and Saturday the fleet OF the Shelter
Island Yacht Club took their annual cruise s.
was short one merely around the island o. tss
estate of Frank Smith. where the members ~ the
CLUB stopped BY Invitation and devoted thAnesives
TO having general good time
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
At HOTEL FRONTENAC.
Many Guests to Remain Until Octo-
ber-Sports on st. Laurence.

Frontenac. n. Y. Aug. 26 (SpeciaD.-Indica-
tions point to a continuance Of the gayety at
this resort and OF the house parties and enter
tainments which have marked life on the coun-
try estates the various islands New-York
ers, who just beginning to appreciate the
beauties of the ST. Lawrence. are staying later
and later into September. and many even re-
main at ther summer homes until October. The
air and scenery whit less enchanting
from now TO the first Of October than in the
full bloom of summer.
The water carnival here on Friday night
the feature of the river life of the week. and all
the prominent New-Yorkers having island
tates brought their guests TO it in launches or
yachts. 1t was held under the auspices of the
Frontenac Yacht Club A score of private
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

New York. will arrive soon. Others now at tls
F'rontenac are BARON Marcus ROsenkranz. Mr
and Mrs Benjamin $. Harmon. or NeW-1 ORR
who are here for a fortnight; Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
win b. Sheldon and Hamilton Wilks Cary. OF
New-York Mrs Ambrose NJ McCregOr. widow
of the Standard Oil director; Miss hatch aIu
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Halstead. all or NeW-io'N'
left the Frontenac this week for Quebec
Miss Josephine Higgins. daughter or Governor
Higgins was the guest of Miss Costello. daueh-
ter of Vice Commodore Costello or the frOhte-
nae Yacht Club. for the weekend.
Commodore r. c.. Bourne of the New OIh
Yacht Club is the guest of Commodore f'heIs
of the Chippewa Club and has been looking over
his new house now nearly completed on an ISL
and nearly opposite the Cedar Island home OF
Commodore Engiis The workmen employed on
Commodore Bourne's house live in canalboat
which has been converted into floating hotei'
His home when completed. will look Ike a re-
stored castle of the Rhine.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
Closing Weeks the Season See Thousand lsiand
Visitors Merrier Than Ever.

Babbie. owned by ". ]. Green. of Utica; the
Dixie owned by C. L. Sheldon. of Auburn
NJ Y; the Amorta. owned by Edward Furnace
of Alexandria Bay: the Columbia. owned by H.
Gould of Clayton; the Rex. owned by C. d.
Benson of Montreal, and the Seven Oaks, owned
by III L. Romig of Auburn. Many of the boats
of the American Power Boat Association which
cruised here from Brooklyn were In line, their
owners being the guests of the club MIR. and
Mrs o. H. p Belmont. Harold Vanderbilt and
Mr. and Mrs. w b. Leeds. who are now occupy
ing George C. Boldts houseboat. were among
the guests of the evening as were Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. who are occupying
the Julien II. Davies house. next to that OF COM
,nodor1- c. NJ. Englis of the Chippewa Yacht
Club The Vanderbilts came here from Mon
treal on their yacht Commodore F. G. Bourne.
of the New-York Yacht Club. was another
guest. ,4,
LADY Gait and her daughter from Montreal.
arrived here on Thursday. as did W. Gould
Rrokaw of New-York. Mr.. and Mrs. CLIFFORD
prokaw are already here, as Is Alfred c. Bost-
wick who has entertained many parties on his
Yacht the Hornet.
The Duke of Newcastle. with Haley Ftske of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

yachts in the marine parade, While score
more on which the owners were entertaining
friends were anchored off the Frontenae pier
All the yachts and launches were gayly decorat-
ed with flags, bunting, streamers, electric lights
and coored lanterns. and the music of orches-
tras sounded from their decks.
The flagship of the Frontenac fleet the Calu-
met with Commodore and Mrs c. g. Emery on
board acted as the reviewing ship. Around her
the yachts circled at slow speed three times
in front of the Frontenac pier. while the glow OF
red fire Illuminated the scene. The Cherokee
owned by S. H Vandergrift, of the New-fork
Yacht Club led the fleet and there followed the
Courier, chartered by ]. w. Friend OF New
York; the julie, owned by Vice-Commodore Al
fred Costello OF the Frontenac Yacht Club; the
Charlietta, owned by Fred Frazer. Of Syracuse;
the Indienne, owned by Thomas c. Barr, OF
New-York the Jean. owned by Rear Commo-
dore T. A Gillespie Of the Frontenac Club; tho
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
AT sTROUDSBURG, PENN.

stroudsburg Penn. Aug. 2s (SpeciaD.-A m>ccN
for townspeopIe and resort visitors Is the ENcSi7o
Carnival which is attracting large cro"vS
with the side shows and various diversions Whit"
II affords Hundreds of people in this vicinity h'
been attending the carnival this week. and h'i
profit is expected for the athletic association. 10Y
the benefit of which the carnival is being held
The game of baseball this week between Nor
town and Strouds0urg full Of intefeS
\ double caused defeat 70 the locals oN e.
score of > \ feature of the contest was u
threebase hit by SalzingeS.
Golf is a leader among sports this we@l. ard
match Just finished between l. NJ. Schoch S"H
III. \. H0ckey. Two lawyers. was eScittas ae r'
stase
on Wednesday evening military euchre ' NSt
held 0t Highland Dell. S0me o. the guests lf'-'
Highland Inn and Pennlyn We're amor those
tertained. Mr. and Mrs. r. Brown. OF the His -
land Dell were tied for first prize with two cue
OF the Pennlyu. but upon cutting the cares 81 .
honOrs remained with the Dell
Mrs. W, r. Nesbit w y. Nesbit and T. g. Ne@-
bit, Of New-York. guests of the Hight tnd tn2
Mrs. II. ~ Cramer and Miss Dorothy Crtmcr.
New-York. are spending their vacation a' t1e
Highland Inn
Mrs. II. y DenareSt and the Misses NJ. and J.
Denarest. OF New York. are AT The Pennlyn,
Mrs. +. Carlton. of \ew-NUrk. Is among che r'
cent arrivals At the Prospect House.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
MANY AT LAKE GEl RE.
Hotels NeUer More ThrOnged- Sue
cess IN Fishing.

Lake George. N. Y. Aug 2s (speciaD.-There were
never people at Lake George than at the
hotels this month. Some of them full that
porters stationed at the steamboat landings to
announce that no more persons be accommo-
dated. The weather. too. has been so nearly ideal
that few wish TO depart.
The Hague regatta most successful affair
this year; the list of entries I'm the rowing contest
much larger than last year and all the races
were closely contested The Misses Kimban Of
Newly ork. daughters of Or. <. o. Kimball kept up
their reputation by again capturing the prizes in
the womens and mixed doubles Edward Flammer
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
UNFORTUNATE SIGNAL.

'Iim Eot In trouble IN New York" ~e1 rsr rs7n tn
Wayhack.
How that inquired f-icri
Why he shc0i a tsrdaua har,lkerc.:et Haa
that fying in automobile ana he turned 0a.
70 be Wall street uA''-(petroit Free PresA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

at the Mountain View House. The wonen's prizes
were won by Miss A Drury and Miss j. Ryan, while
the mems prizes awarded to N Drury and c.
MacKp.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

FUN AT LAKE PLACID
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
StoclyS :,nd Bonds.

New York. Feb. 14.-Today's stool
market was distinctly one OF Sreclal-
ties and but few stocks OF the lifst
rank will be found in the list oil tnos@
t,uctuating as much as a point ne
market MAS decidedly duller thsin mao
been the cstsc recently and Ifacticmii9
among the standard stocks. int
n,ino,. railroads and industrials which
vcre active have much smaller VOL
un1e cf Capitalization than the great
Standard stocks and the congesteG IN
rests in this class had IT'S elect III
i,,inying dcNn the total Of the Gay ;
=; transactions. There VAS q nafkeu
failing of in operations fy some o.
the rcccntlv active pools ana the 10
sence frcm the street CT some 81 w
,.otable speculative operators was
snnnosed to account for this. such OF
me DAVIS developments a. had any nm
no,tsncre without much effect ~ stocks
and The tone WAS hcsitatiaS and lrfes'
,Iar sane OF the special advances
w,ra lue to rumors affecting the lndi-
y;d,lal properties concerned these II
;, ,,umber of cases pointing 10 intend
ID dividend declarations on stoeha
y Inch now receive ne dlSbnfsci'cN,
i, some of the low priced lndustffliS
there we're feNerish upWafe spur
from, This cause. There were traces
|
and steel group but the movement
showed signs of elimination ana t,,o
United states steel stocks cspeclait4
were sluggish and indifferent. M
role of sustaining factor whlch vs.
lold by the specialtics and the 'or-
eign buying early in the day WIS y
snmed bv Union Pacific il the iaie
dealings That stocks rise 10 me ~
level Of the year was nor cSpifii =,
| t.y any news Development m
strength of that stock sustained th'
later market aGd made the cioSlll-
| steady There WAS broad dolha1l'
| for bonds of other than the firSt GrdueS
aud Z; eru tone 20 toe market. lot&
sales (par valued $4. 5000.
| L. 5. new As advanced Il per Gem
| GU call
/ Total sales stocks were S13.@o'
si.,re:s. intending Atchison. 1,@oo; T. y
g.. 1900: Canadian Pacific. 25,-VV, =
* O.. 1000; st. Paul. 16.6oV; Erlc
lo.100: Kansas City southern ''ioo
10 pfd.. 1900; l.. & n, S00' Metro
politan Railway. 50.400; \. V, ontarl
r. Western. $500; \. d W.. $500
Pennsylvania. 45.5o0; Reading, 1900
lsock Island, 1870; ST. Louis, South
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
FOUR OR FIVE Up
FROM LOWEST
So Cotton Closes After a
Quiet Day.
SIX TO TEN POINTS
These Figures Represent the Ne
Gains for the Day. The Stcck
Market Was One Of Special
ties. The Leading Stocks
Fiuctuated Little.
(By the Associated Press.

New York. Feb. 14.-The cotton
market while quiet. ruled generally
steady TO firm liz response to higher
markets at New Orleans and Liverpool
over the holidays. continued bad
weather in the South and the small
receipts.
The opening was firm at an advance
cf 7m12 points on covering by the
short sellers of late last week WHO
were disappointed over the continued
cod weather in the belt and rendered
uneasy By the relative firmness OF The
English market. But there seemed t.
be little bull support and some OF tue
Scalping contingent utilized the mi
tial bulge for short sales for turn.
The pressure from this source during
the early trading was sufficient to
force nrices back to within about j
ur points of last nights close but
during the later trading early sellers
covered on the small estimates for to-
morrow's receipts. and private reports
Of continued firmness among southern
spot holders. The close was steady al
a net advance OF from 6 a 10 points or
about 4 q points up from the lowest.
s''leS We're estimated at 60,ooo Daies
business was undoubtedly restricted
% n considerable extent by wire
.roubIe in the South, where very low
temperatures and some snow storms
were reported. Official advices from
the Southern spot markets reported
generally steady prices unchanged to
&c lower and small sales at ali
POINTS.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
were 1873 bales against Illus last
week and 15,544 last year. For The
week (estimated) 100000 bales
against S9.442 last week and S6.3C6
last wear. Todays receipts at New
orleans 1892 bales, against 5.S6S las
Year and at Houston 2.13I bales,
against 227 last year.
New York. Feb ii-Co ton SPOT stea y
:. points lower. middhng uplands 10
snifdling 0ulf TO-, sales 80 Failures openr
a mo nd OSed steady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
DID SIZE POISON HIM?
Arrest of NegrcSs Suspected OF At
tempt on Her Husbands Life.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and ObserverD
Tarboro. n c.. Feb. 14.-Y ester
DAYS Tarboro Southerner says that
on Sunday morning negro named
John Bowie was brought from Capt.
Il. III. Gatlin's Wimberiy farm to the
hospital here suffering from intense
pains in the stomach and bearing
other evidence of alkaline poisoning.
AS the result Of the remedies admin
istcred. however. the negro is now
much improved
According TO his statement the
poison must have been given i'll his
coffee, and suspicion points TO his wife
Peninah. who is now under arrest.
The woman denies the deed. saying
that though her husband has treated
her very cruelty. she loves him ANA
would not seek to do him injury. Her
face and neck bear indisputable cVi-
denCe of inhuman treatment. Fur
Their facts will be brought out at the
preliminary trial
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
DRAGGED UNDER ENGINE.
Base Coin Afoat in Salisbury
Good Imitation.
Especial to News and Observer. )

Especial to News and Observer.)
Spencer, N. c.. Feb. Engineer
Fl. T. Holshouser, of this place, was
brought to his home here yesterday
in a badly bruised condition as a re-
suit of what came near proving a
fatal experience under his engine near
Greenville, $. G. His train had stop
ped and the engineer was under the
locomotive looking after some repair
work when a shifting train plunged
into train No. /. dragging Mr. Hoi-
shouser about one hundred feet under
the engine. His body was held firm
" by the rods from the air brakes
and he was severely bruised about
the face, arms and back.
A large quantity of spurious
metal dollars have recently come into
circulation at Salisbury. but thus far
the authorities have been unable to
ascertain the source from which they
came. The article is a good imitation
of the genuine silver dollar. though
easily broken and decidedly CLASSY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
Baltimore Provisions.

Baltimore. Fob. IL. Flour quiet, winter
patents 5.6ogs5, spring patents 5.3o@6 ~, extra
-, -. "a -
Wheat frm; spot contract FEB. l:i5Ag5a
Corn strong spot, new oO,aG5s, new southern
white corn ii 10 ~.
Oats dull, Nc. white 3o93o,
mixed. "A. o.o.
rive STEADY. No. 2 western 85@ 50.
Hitter frln, fancy imitation 2oG2', 90
creamery 5tuS2 do ladle l9@-o, store pacKeo
I56a13.
Eggs firm. unchanged 40. ~
Cheese firn, large and small i21a@a, me
diuin Is, $40 -,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. Feb. 14.-Spot cotton
clIict and weak. Sales 5000 bales,
Including $50 to arrive Quotations
t-16c. lower
Futures opened with a decline OF
:a4 points For the first time since
Friday. New York was open. Prices
were marked up there from 5 To i
points on the first call. but wire
trouble shut out further information
There probably has never been a
time when communication of all kinds
was more nearly completely dcmora-
lied In the trading March opened
at 721, sold up to 12S and finally
closed at 727 The market closed
firm at about the highest figure OF
the day. the list showing net losses
of one to two points.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
,onn,n. ,I,,gnes,. / Loves, Closing

tasn quotations were rs follows; a,on,
os sss' .1ss1 5's'a'i sos S!S''' ssSs;
patents 6.CO@5an, siraights l.5O9l;W'
bakers 29cA.:o. wheat No. 2s s15, ,iSai's
No. .3S1llI. No. red, .i9Gl2i, corn no.
,y1a IS No. Q yellow ii50.,.... oats No SoI,
sn' white a3n&. No. 3 white 3.ho SlN
re MOI :, good feeding barley $40 IS
fair to choice mailing 42@i6 hax SEED ,i, No
no No aor nny norH reT hbbl il 3oaS
lard ner lfOb 6.75a6I7, short ribs sides
loose, 6,69o6.75. dry sailed sholdors tboxedl
- short clear sides tDoxeoo1 1913, o,.o CO.,
whisley basis of high wines L23. clover con
tract grade 1850.
New York Provisions.
New YORK, FEB a, Flour Hrm, winter
Dat ents sifOu5.65 Minnesota patents 5.soa63.
:" bakers al 30a. A. s. straights 5.l0@555
pve f1cnr steady fair to good i.35di.s0,
choice TO fancy ..l5n4O
BucRwheat flour quiet 9Ubd 40.
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse i2od 80"
kiln dried 2sJ63.lu.
Rye dull. No. w stern. 20, ao.
Barley dun, feeding ii4 mating Ing, ao Se,.
Wheat irres; No No. 2 red ;2'A' May ''%'
Corn strong, No. %, May OLA december
Oats firm MIXED gsfSs7, Sep Sept. n ~
0l.OO, city extra india. mess l4.oo@ld.oo'
9eef hams - o0@as3.o0.
Cut meats quiet. picked bellies "a Y.
tfKt6u SIlOuIOcIh U/2. tioh'SN
Lard arm. western steamed 10 Now,
No noIn., refined firm, continent Ike,
compound iA@0M
Pork firm family li:Ooal4.oo, ShorI Clear
Is75aI6 ., ineSs la.00Gl3.50
Tallow firm, (s2 per pkg, AZ @eoun'ry
Resin steady, strained common to good
Tnrpentine steady. o5Ls95s.
Rice nrm, domestic fair to extra Z1s@'A'
Japan nom.
Molasses steady, New Orleans open Kettle
good To choice .942
Coffee SPOT Rio pnie,, So.7invoice s3E milo
;irrn cordoya I'D . ,z<e,..;s,,
sugar raw steady. tar refining l9s cen1r''.'
r.i IN test 81, nolaSses sugar tIs'
,efned firm confectioners A, J.9J, mold a
! chi loaf 3 ~ crushed 6-,5. powdered . 10,
4nulated G.f5. cubes $50
Butter strong. Creamery common 10 eS.i''
80 81. state dairy 2lCG2a western factory "a. l.,
Eggs frn state and PENN NEARBY
fancy selee,ed white 3iG3o. Southern zo9o'
interiors ,, -,
Cheese firm, state, flll cream small 70,
orcd fancy 81 6li2, small wnlie ianev; ia
Potatoes quiet, Long Island L15 9z U.s. sslls
ma western / 21GloD, Jersey sweets Z.oos93 10
Peanuts, firm, fancy hand-picked of@la otpei
CABBAGE auiet, fiat dutch per 100, 2s'.
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool lz@l4r
Cotton seed oil market was easy.
crude r. O. b. mills I99, prime summer yellow
6EMM off summer yellow nominal, prime
white 2a11 prime winter yellow -.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15

western preferred. 1890; Southern
Tactic 400; Southern Railway,
:, goo; dopreferrcd. 100; Union Pacific,
$4,000; Copper, z4,400; American Car
& Foundry. 500; Locomotive, 29,-
400; Smelling, 5000; Tobacco prfd.,
800; Brooklyn Transit, 6.10c: Colo
RADIO Fuel, 10000: Lead. 10000; Ten
iiessee Coal. 1920; Leather. 14.100,
preferred. $500: Rubber. 2,400: T.. S.
steel. $4,000; 40 pfd., 1880: Virginia
Carolina Chemical l0o9.
New York Cation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-15
CANCER CURED.

We want every man and woman in
the United states to know what we
are doing We are curing cancers,
tumors. and chronic sores without the
use of knife, and are indorsed by the
Senate and Legislature or Virginia. III
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