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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15
IT'S ALL TALK.
Yes, But it's Belfast Talk, the hind
that Tells in Belfast.

Talk that tells,
Talk that's endorsed.
Every day talk by people who know
City taIk-kidney talk,
Well, yes, both loud and long
You should learn the kidney language
Backache in kidney talk means kidney ache
Lame back means lame Kidneys
bad back is simply
The kidneys talking trouble.
Here's Belfast talk and kidney talk.
Mr.. Rufus Walton of 14O High St, saws:
l suffered from kidney trouble for years, often
so bad that was confined to my bed or to the
house for weeks at time. My back across nv
kidneys bothered me with continual aching
pain and along with it there was a weakness of
the kidneys which was very distressing and an
noying more especially at night. doctored and
used more or less medicine but got little or no
relief. About year ago was unusually bad
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and so we'll
recommended from people near by, that l got
them at Kilgore & Wilson's Drug Store and gave
them trial. got relief from the first and con.
tinued the treatment until had used several
boxes and they did me more good than anything
l ever took. The aching pain in my back was
greatly lessened. l felt much stronger The weak
sou which was so annoying was greatly improved
Doans Kidney Pills benefited me in every way
and you can mention my name as having used
them with great benefit. will always recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to my friends. The remedy
is worthy of the highest Recommendation
Doan's Kidney Pills are SOLD for so cents box,
for sale by all dealers; sent by mail receipt of
price by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name, DOAN's, and take no SUBJ
stitute.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15

UNITY, Char les Hathaway while at work
on a barn fell and broke his leg between the
knee and ankle and cut his face so badly to
require number of stitches. DR.. Whitney re-
duced the fracture and he is as we'll as can
be expected. =. Mezier Stevens is the happy
father of a bouncing boy; mother and child
are doing well.... The new school house is
nearly completed and will be dedicated
Dec 18th. The schools will begin Dec 10TH
The High school will be taught by Frank L.
Ames of Skowbgan and the primary by
Miss Myra I. Libby Mrs. Archie Tozier
was called to Albion Dec. 10th by the i'll
ness of her brother in-law, Mr. Martin who
is not expected to live... Preparations are
being made for a Christmas tree and con-
cert by the children, Christmas eve. Mrs
w. G. Fuller and family are boarding in the
family of Charles Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Piiley have gone to housekeeping in
the house lately vacated by MIR. Barbour
Mrs Clark is quite comfortable =. Mrs
Ann Rollins was taken suddenly insane last
one son is with her. She is stopping at Frank
Bartletts.. Ada Berry returned to Pitts
field Monday. She attends the NJ. c. L..
A little stranger came to the house of
Lemnel Reynolds last week. 1t is boy.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will meet with
Mrs. Mary Whitney, Dec. 10Th. They have
changed the program and instead of having
picnic supper it will be picnic dinner.
All are cordially invited. Mrs. H. G. Chand-
Ter went to Waterville Dec. 9th on business.
Mrs. Ann Fogg is gaining slowly.
Prof G. j. Wyman of South China deliver
or O loot 4 nob,,
illustrated with sixty stereoption views. II
was very good and quite well patronized. :.
Charlie Mussey and Clair Written returned
to Kents Hill Dec. 7th to attend school.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15
Belfast Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
Produce Market. Prices Paid Producers
Apples, y bu, 50a6o Hay, y ton, 60oa8 90
dried T. fb, 4d5 Hides, y h, 7a9
Beans, peas, 30(al 80 Lamb, tb, 7a9
medium, Sta 0 Lamb Skins 50d75
" vel weyes, 75d2 00I Mutton y ID, 4ae
Butter p tb, lea20IOats, p bu 81 H. 35d40
Beef, T ib sat Potatoes, 35d40
Barley. y bu, 40a45I Round Hog, 4a4l2
Cheese, p ii, l1Straw, - ton, O0la7 90
chicken, p H. l09 l2 Turkey, p tb, 16dl7
Calf Skins. 50a Isl rallow, 1l2d3
Duck. p ID, 14d16Yeal, p II, Gar
Eggs p doz, Isl Wool, unwashed. II
Fowl, ID, sd10 Wood, hard, 3 SOFAS 90
Geese y fb, l3a15 W God, soft, 00a3 80
Retail Price. Retail Market
Beef, corned p tb, 7as I.ime y DBL 9Oa1 90
Butter salt, IA tb bag, is Dat Meal p ID, 4a5
Corn, Blu, 50Onions y Ii, 3
Cracked Corn, y bu, 50IOil, kerosene, gal, 10d11
Corn Meal, y Blu, so Pollock, p ID, 4a5
Cheese, p ID, ID Pork, % fb, las
Cotton Seed, p cwt, 25 Plaster. y bbl Up
Goldfish, dry, y ID 5ds Rye Meal, " ID 3
Cranberries, y qt, Shorts y cwt, S5a9O
Clover Seed. 1ldl2 Sugar y tb. 1-2a6
Four, p Dbl, 4 6Oa4 75Sait, T. l., % bu, s.
H. G Seed, bu. 75(d2 OOSweet Potatoes, 8
Lard, y fb, Sa9Wheat Meal, 3a3 l-2
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15

BORN.

CURTIS. In Boston, November %, to Hon and
Mrs. Edwin Z. Curtis, daughter.
GRINDLE. In Bluehitl, November 81 to Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert W. Grindle, a daughter.
,, HINN In Orland, November 27, to Mr.. ami Mrs
Herbert b. Slim, a son
HoDGDoN In Northport, December To- 70 Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Hodgdon, a daughter
MICH AELs In Belfast, Dec. s, to Mr.. and Mrs
Elroy P. Michaes, daughter.
MORTON. In Rockport, December 2 to Mir and
Mrs. q. W. Norton son.
REDMAN In Stonington, November 20, to Mr.
and Mrs. g. W. Redman, a son.
TRuSDY: In Surry, November %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank N. Trundy, daughter, Abbie r.
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earle & JONES
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, EMERY BEN ON of Frankfort, in
w the County of Waldo, by his mortgage deed
dated the seventh day of June, A. D. $3.50 and
recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds Book 222
rage 10, conveyed to Mary Reilly. late of said
Frankfort, deceased, certain parcel of real es-
tate situate in said Frankfort, and bounded and
described as follows; Beginning at stake at the
northeast corner of the Emery lot; thence south
west about sixty rods by the Emery lot to cedar
tree at the northeast corner of Chapman lot :
thence easterly about seventy rods to spruce
tree by land of George A. Pierce; thence easterly
by line OF said Pierce to five elms on the west
bank of the meadow brook thence northerly by
the channel of the meadow brook to land of John
k1ngsbnry; thence westerly, about seven rods by
land OF said kingsbury to first mentioned bounds
reservlng team way across the land of the late
Andrew Tyler to the old county road And the
undersigned say that said Mary Reilly has since
deceased and that they have been duly appointed
executors of the last will and testament of said
Mary Reilly. And whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore, by rea-
son of the breach of the condition thereof, thew
claim foreclosure of said mortgage
Frankfort, Dec. 8, 1898. 3w6O
THOMAS F. REILLY,
MATTHEW W. REILLY, I IAecu'ors'
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SOUTH MoNTvILLE. B. +. Knowles arriv-
ed home from Boston last week. :. George
Holmes and wife of New York are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bryant. C. T.
Randall lost horse last Sunday that he
took to winter for parties in Belfast The
horse was old and had been failing for some
weeks. F. E. Gilman is at work for Henry
Payson driving a team. Farmers are busy
getting up their firewood
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15

Dec 8. Sch Custer Wood, Haskell.
Boston.
Dec u. Schs Radiant, Hardy, Portland
NJ aria ebster, Turner, Isle au Haut.
Dec. IA. Sch Molly Rhodes, Rockland.
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SAILED.
Dec 10. Sch j Custer Wood Haskell
Rockand
Dee. a. Sohs Fannie & Edith Patterson
Boston; Radiant, Hardy, Camden.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15

Misses Poor. Barr, and Hazeltine will ar
rive home this evening from Wellesley for
three weeks vacation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15

Joshua B. Pendleton of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
grandmother and his uncle Joseph.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-15
REPORT OF THE C0NnnHH' " up.
BELFAST NATI0NAL 5a'
At Belfast, In the State OF Wa.
business DeCcWhs


REN"l
Loans ana discounts.
OVerd6a1tS' secured and ul- ..
Premiums IN / : Ror1
Stocks, securities etc.
clearinghouse furniture"
Other real estate ana iuuif
ed ............
Due from approved reserve
Checks and other cash iftu.
Notes of other NatiouaI I..
and cents ............
L04rtW Il0Ueg HcSeyre Jl
Sptcie.... ~ ...
Legal tender notes.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May 21.-Dealings were
not large nor important on the Stock
Exchange to-day. Operators. almost
without exception maintained their atti-
tude of waiting for the situation in West
indian waters to clear itself. The report
that the Spanish feet had come into SAN
tiagO, and had succeeded in getting away
again was not generally credited, coming
as it did from Spanish sources. But is
exercised some depressing effect never
theless. 1t vas probably the cause of
the decline in prices after the opening
rise. The rise in Spanish rs in London
and Paris showed that it was not with
out its effect also, in foreign markets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24
HANEN'S & STOUT'S LETTER.

New York. y. ". May 21.-(Special.)-
The cotton market this week has been
slightly more active, With the trend OF
values toward Il higher level. The sum
mer months have been decidedly firm,
while the new crop positions have been
relatively heavy. October, which a short
time since was one point over August,
is now thirteen points under that month.
Fears of manipulation started a cover
ing demand in the August option, but
the rumor of Il bull pool at work in the
old crop months seems to be entirely
without foundation, and the slight adj
vance established can we'll be attributed
to the fact that current quotations are
the lowest for many years at this season
Il depression which is not warranted by
the present statistical position.
The high temperatures prevailing dur
ing the week have resulted in some
slight improvement in the growing crop
and this gain is especially noticeable in
the northern and eastern portions Of
North Carolina and in Georgia. Florida,
Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana.
Reports outside of Texas and Arkansas
generally indicate an unfavorable start.
but these reports are usually modified
by the further statement that nothing
has yet occurred that seasonable tenn
perature and additional moisture would
not quickly rectify. Complaints are
quite frequent that Il deficiency Of rain
fall is resulting in some damage. but the
general Improvement in the crop has
been sufficient to offset whatever dam
age has occurred in certain localities.
Spot markets have been firm at 4
slight advance. although there is to he
noted some falling off in the foreign de-
maOU. The price of nTint cloths cboIv.l
4 slight advance. while several of the
large mills are unusually busy filing
heavy governmental orders for special
goods. The appearance of the contract
market seems to Indicate a gradual adj
vance in prices. and the situation rs =
whole would appear to be encouraging
10 the bulls. There is no pressure to sell
from any quarter, and with the bear
ammunition we'll exhausted. anv good
buying orders seem to put the market on
an upward course.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24

There was selling for London which
ker1 M q depressed tone in some Of the
ntprnationalS. Prices rose Il traction
above last nights close and IN some
.aSpS a Uoint or more. \ feature OF the
rading again was the isolated movement
# obscure and dormant stocks. Inc
closing was strong at top prices. Inc
stock market has not moved widely
Turing the week. and il has become eVl-
lent that operators regard the present
cvel Of prices az fixing 4 far equilibrium
between the conflicting factors IN the
,1rlook. On the one side IS the chance
of a naval reverse. This IS considered
remote. But it must be conceded that IN
Wall Street more weight attaches 10
rhis possibility than was the case 4 Week
ago. As ii Is, prices are substantially
aighpr. the Changers naturally leadine,
owing 10 the extraordinary movement OF
grain. There were numerous Indications
# n strong Industrial and financial ont
look. which is coming TO have more
and more influence in spite Of the incu-
bus Of war. Railroad earnings show
striking increases not only over last
wear. but over previous years and III
some cases all records are broken for
this season of the year. There IS IN
crease. also, in the bank clearlngS OF the
country, which showed a notable con-
traction after the sinking Of the Maine
in Havana harbor, but which have again
risen over the average OF 1872, the pre-
vious high level.
With a favorable trade balance So14.
600. 900 for ten months of the fiscal
year. against the best previous record Of
less than $3OO,0O0.0O @ for full year.
there is no room left for timid apprehen-
Sions about the country money re-
sources. The weekly bank statement
does not indicate that money is helng
very largely diverted into active channels
Of usefulness. Deposits have been piled
S14.26l. q III spite of large With
lrawals from the market for government
accounts, while loans have only been eX-
banded a little more than half as much.
\ large allowance. also. must be made
for loans made on sterling exchange as
collateral. which represents. i'll effect,
made in foreign markets. This
operation has been carried on to Il
large extent during the week. NotWith-
standing an increase in reserve require
Of over $1,000. 600 the surplus is
therefore increased by S3.11S.O25.
The demand was. however. largely
to the more speculative issues.
Prices are quite generally higher and
have held steady even through the re-
actions which occurred in the stock mar
ket. United States new Is declined u.
the old Is registered half, and the Us
quarter i'll the bid price.
The total sales Of stocks to-day We're
10000 shares. including Rock island.
10. 30: st. Paul. $3.50: Wheeling and
L. E.. 500: American Spirits. 6,524;
United Leather, preferred, 7,540.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24

great writ is limited 10 such subjects as
are enumerated in the statutes. Section
1S3 X. =. et al. This ease does not
seem 10 fall under any of the enumerated
cases in which 4 District court or Judge
has jurisdiction. The soldier does not
ask TO he diScharced-he is not restrain
ed of his liberty against his will by an
officer acting under authority OF the
nifed StateS-but the mother is a>klng
that her son. who she alleges \ under
ace be restored 10 her.
However. much the SympathleS "t
the court or Judge may be- with the
mother. the statutes do not seem 10 con
fer jurisdiction. and the Supreme court
of the United States has decided. In r.
Burrus. 1876 L. :. $50 that a District
court of the United States has no an-
thority in law 10 issue of habeaS corpus
TO restore an infant to the custody 81
the father.
The domestic relations are cogniza-
bic III other courts. not in the United
States District court.
Let the writ be dismissed and tht
soldier he discharged from the custody
of this court.
,Signed.J .'THOS. T.. PURNELL.
Judge. Nc.
This. Nav 2Uth. 1898"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24
EASY TO GET IN THE ARMY
But Once in Only Il Bullet Can &c
You Out.

Governor Russell is daily in receipt of
letters and kilograms from mothers and
sisters Of men who have enlisted. asking
hlm to have them discharged. All sorts
Of reasons are given for these requests.
VI course the Governor is DOwerless to
DO TINS. However good may be the rea-
sons assigned. nobody but the Secretary
OF War. or the President can DISCHARGE
4 United States soldier: and they seldom
feel justified in sending home n man who
ut years OF discretion has voluntarily en-
listed for the defence Of the country.
An instance of this kind came up yes
terday before Judge Purnell at Chambers
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
1t was a habeas corpus proceeding.
sued out by the mother of Hubert A.
King. a boy under IS years Of age who
has enlisted in the Governors Guard.
In her petition. Mrs. King alleged that
her boy was under g and ought there
fore not be allowed to go in answer to
the order to Tampa. She was represent
ed by Mr.. Moses n. Amis. District At
torney Bernard appeared for Col. Arm
field. on whom the process was served.
1t was impossible. though. for Col
-Armfield to be present and Can't. A. J
Crawford. Of the company in which King
IS enlisted. represented him and set ND
in answer to the petition that Robert A.
King, Is seventeen years, eleven months
tWenty-iOur days: denies that date of
birth is the 10Th of May, 1880. but on
the contrary says that the date of birth
is May md, 1880. as he is informed and
believes, and denies that Hubert A..
King. is unlawfully detained by virtue of
an unlawful enlistment. and lastly de-
MES that the court has any jurisdiction.
Upon the following grounds Judge Pur-
nell. after hearing argument by counsel.
dismissed the petition and Hubert A..
King was returned to his post at Camp
BRYAN Grimes.
The jurisdiction Of the United States
District courts and judges is statutory,
they have no common law jurisdiction i'm
proceedings under writs Of habeas cor
pus but the wv to proceed under this
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24

Key West. May 21.-United State,
which brilliantly silence'
the CabalaS island batteries II Sai
Juan had more practice last Monday II
trrnoon.
Wh..e cruising along the north coaS
Of Cuba 100 miles east Of CardeIla>
light. she sighted three Spanish gun
boats and gave chase to them. TIN
Spanish vessels. which We're painte,
black and We're about the size Of the
Mayfower. fled to the shore and tool
refuge III an inlet where the cruiser
could not follow theI", The Montgom
cry let fly two broadsides 1T the terri
fed SpaniartlS. but the effects Of Tho
shots could not be ascertained.
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,rnl4L Sv.. q khH
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May 21.-Leiter's influence in
the wheat market to-day was apparently
eNerted to make a strong impression on
foreigners, who might need cash wheat.
1t looked as if the final May pressure
was being applied to the shorts every
where. July wheat is up 2s; September
rs to % and May 15c. Corn closed X
cent lower. Oats unchanged.
Pork gained ~ cents; lard 5 cents and
ribs ~ cents.
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TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.

New York. May 2O.-The following are
the total net receipts of cotton ut AL
ports since September 1, 1897:
Galveston 1.S93.9fS: New Orleans
y 80: Mobile 3GO.43S:e Savannah
1,11.G14: Charleston 465.4S4: Wilmine
ton 313.JS1: Norfolk 5o2.201: Baltimore
GS.GO9: New York 142, 100; Boston 2O7.-
2lS: Newport News 13.3S9; Philadelphia
1861: Brunswick 244.3S2: Port Arthur
1859: Pensacola 1861; Port Royal
GJ.012; total S,G3O,014.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
a Negro Prisoner Swallows An Ounce
of Laudanum.

Laurinonre. n. c., May 2O.-(Special)
randolph Smith. a colored prisoner in
the station house here, attemnted 70
commit suicide this afternoon by swal-
lowing an ounce vial of laudanum. He
committed a theft some time ago and
was arrested in Fayetteville yesterday
ana brought here for trial. He preferred
10 take his life rather than stand trial
At this writing his condition is very crit
zeal.
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y SIOk "a.

W~LmInGrpE. " q. May II Spirits furpen
tine tea y al 2 aI64; receipts 3 G rhs
dee uu % ~al"tn = h-t.u1. EnOu slraIf {
t,.U5: receipts 5E3 barrels
CTude turpentlGt u 4 Il hard iL.sU, ii ~ hnd
fl.3u. rsrelptt 4 baiI -.
Tar st.at u 81 ~: re;rtuts J U barrels. >
tHAkLEsrOr, n g., May II iurpontlne
drIu al 70
f.osln d ID
Or May 2I.-Spirits turpentine
brtn at - safes iui cas- q, receipts TO
casks.
Ko8in firm, sa es b 90; receii ts 1869, n, r,
40 ID, r. Il u, f., ~; \. si2o. sl.4a
1. So, r., "A; y .l.4u, =, sl.6,: wlndO"
= ass S.. 10; water Wolte $50
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24
DEALINGS ARE SMALL
Situation in indian Waters
Still Affects Market.
STOCKS CLOSE STRONG
INDICATIONS OF A STRONG IN.
DTSTRIAL OUTLOOK.
THE COTTON MARKET CLOSES DULL
The Banks Now Hold S5O,O75,250 in Excess
of the Requirements of the Is Per
Cent Rule Letters lnfu-
ence ON Wheat.
ence on Wheat.

New York, May 21.-The dry goods
market is quiet at the weeks close.
There are some inquiries for fall goods,
but these on the Whole have not been
extended as sellers expected. The de
mand for woolens is very slow, particu-
larlv iii mems wear fabrics. Export
goods in cotton drills and sheetings have
been subject Of Il continued fair in
quiry. There have also been some sales
Of magnitude i'll cotton dress goods AND
similar lines of fabrics, but in such cases
the prices We're recorded
the prices We're receded from by the sci
lers. Print cloths have shown slightly
more strength. The best bids for regu-
lar goods are to / 15-16. and these bids
have been steadily refused by sellers.
Ordered goods have been steadily refused
by sellers. Ordered goods have shown a
better market, however. and are gener-
ally on il more liberal basis.
COTTON.
New York, May 21.-The cotton mark
ct opened quiet and steady at unchanged
prices to one point lower, and led eX-
ceptionally dull and narrow throughout
the short session. There was light liqui
dation Of the August delivery
around the opening. but at best it was
a stupid market. The Liverpool cables
reported IA falling off in demand foI
spot cotton, and Il full response to ouI
reaction yesterday afternoon. At II
o'clock the feeling here was about steady
1T the opening figures.
For the rest of the session the market
was a shade steadier on light local coy
ering, but closed dull with quotations
finally showing yesterdays closing prices
to an advance of l point. The ntmost
variations for the day having been con
fined to ; points. Total sales of futures
p 800 bales.
Estimated receipts Of cotton at the
ports: To-day 1000 bales. against f..
SOB actual last week. and 3,414 actual
last year. This week 10000. against
37.121 actual last week, and 16. 1S1 &C
tual last year. To-day's receipts ri
Memphis were %, against y last year
and at Houston JOG, against 624 last
year.
>Fw YORK slay g. Futures opened
quiet AID steady: ss' u ~ - %.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-05-24

Having qualified aS executors on the
estate of John G. Jordan. deceased. all
persons having claims against said estate.
are hereby notified to present the same to
us, duly verified on or before the 10th
day Of May. 1899. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of their recovery. and al
persons indebted to said estate are re-
pucsted TO make immediate payment.
This, May 9th, 1898.
y. X. POOL,
j. G. POOL.
MRS. :. \. JORDAN.
l Il Wk ct Executors.
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Poland Chinas a Specially
4 | Y L 1866.

A superior lot OF Pigs by Royal Wilkes
33O11, and Grey's Free Trade 1855.
Also choice young boars and sows, aud
SONS In pig. Send to headquarters. AMI
get the best from the oldest and largest
herd OF registered Poland Chinas" Ia
Address.
j. b. GRAY. Fredericksburg, Va.
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NOT COttOn Closed quiet; mIUUIInK upiAnn
Is. middling gulf e /, Is: sales "A IS "a es
.4EW DnLHaNH.
~ NR AARK ETN.

Galveston. firm. 1913 84 ha,+s
Norfolk, steady. 81, 50! halea,
BatttmOc /, nolninn', s. $500. ',a'es
Rnaror, ull, O. 6 l.St5
Win io"+On, rrm,d o, l baies.
Ph'1sdelp1ia anle Ii bh"'"t
Savsn ian quiet md steady. \, 49, bal
Nea r'"r". du b, 100 b--
Mobile steady, IL IS LaIes
Memphis, uui tx Q .ht".
AuonaIa, steady. - liz SO hales.
Charleston. & eady. bt, % bs "a.
Cincinnati, Qri3t Il oIt @ei"s
L0uisv 'e .Inlet {. bales
~ louis. steaoy, y. % hsies
HON.. steaiv -'G u9 / ales
New YORK, uutl, q I 10 rs ba IS