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Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06

ban meb fine Glepsr saar iammsn
meo W~etbooiitsr / gsnnemsosr, oa
hoorodn bans firtelige Stanbpunit oa
6orbolo til ben lutbsrIts g~etisnbelis
er, idmt bpab Garanti ma Tan BABE
for at lite be gsrn og hinge, Tom FEM
bss til "SibeIitolen" tommsr betiens
oellesleie og fprtoutlebe no oerfro, I
Steoet Tor at bore biulpet t~ilrette /
oenne betienoelfsslsie lib. - 8iitnpt
me9et betimsliss Spsrssmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
Sutbcran gables Scmiuar RI,
Hco Wina, Winn.

Zen 21oe Dec. ~Ilutteoc 2utbcrun
Gables seminary lin @irtlombso fer
Sui. 3e ilsite al bore Glepcr er MI reiit
biem for al tilbrinec Suleierien idmmen
meo 5orGlbre oa Ssifenoe. Sitter Ell
lGr9ere 5ropGr er BET 10 iaa olGoeli9t at
oierie DC tiGre / Njemmet, iIGr er 8lRs
ben TOR od, naat man briraer meo iig bet
Yionesbpro fra Stolen, at man bar pGs
ret lpoig % fittia. SITE Slot 6orrls
oreue glRber ia beroosr. men ogiaa 6aoez
rem / Simmslen Ter meo 9slbeba9 pdu ct
Iuooont Barn.
Suletioens iolias lib er M after TOM
men. Wiaatte be berlioe Winoer, ben TO
rer meo ia, meo iornDst aroft og Star
heb irrtc i9 neo / cnbper &riitens
Nierte,
Den Del at bette Stoleodr, iom M sr
omme, bar hi 'Grli1 8runo til at dl9oc
os npsr; tbi ri bor mootd9et lao mango
gepiier pad Cubs &iGrliQbso "a Nonce.
Sunobeostilitanoeu blunot Glspsrne bar
pGret iGroeles Dob. 2Grsrne bar uofsrt
lit grbeioe meo meoen 3roIfab o0 9ogs
iiQheo. % bore Glepsr bar oRret lnoiQt %
lGrpiliac. Stolen bar bdpt SIS Glepsr.
9ette er 10 Glaosligt, men ri bar plobs
for omtrino so til. SiGrc 5orGlore -
: Iom bar Sptre. iom 5 tGnter at ienoe
pua Stole, hporfor life ienos nem til por
Yiasilple? Oetts er 10 en- Stole uoelut
tenpe for &piuoer, ca ret maa oGre en-
6oroel; TIL ION FABIAN tan ben tdas Slens
Inn til aoinhsns 5orp, NrlGg % Sp=
ordoeIie. gables Seminary er cQVau en-
BELT iajennem t%riltelig % fulotuo lutberit
Slole, bpor eoers Sptre bill ouoii0 pare
unoer SUBS Sros pdupirtniug % Su9i.
Sor triitelieiinospe EorGlore. iom bill II
Barns Bel, mao bette pare At ben ullera
I~tprite @i0tiQfeo. Seno life epers Ssrn
til relationships % i~ettsriife Stoler, 6oor
u~tirtelig ca utriitelig Sch faces / oeres
0isrter. 6oiltst ct itprt Gnipdr paabrd
ger life %iodoanne 6oralore fig.
Spdb pil bet aapne Barnet, ON BET bar
fdaet en- msast ooo l%looonnclie perosli1
aunoItob, oeriom BET bar miitet Siarli0.
lsoen til Subs Orb, ben toit6arsfte Qrp,
Gut bar aipst os2 SorpRrpelis oil 6lipe
iaaoonne gsrns COB. aj9re 5oralor,
r. LAB ebers Born benntte ia al bore III
tbsrite NeiIto!er.
2Grerperiondlet peo Qutberdn Gables
seminary er ole triiteligIinoeoe ca opgz
ti9e Irbeioere, Tom oil 9iere aft be ian
til. at Glepernes Spbolb peo Stolsn Tan
blipe ida frugtbringeube Tom .mlligt.
gliis 8. Marie Morf. Tom I mango
Mar bar unoerpiit / pionomuiif peo Dor
Pigeitole. bar pad Grunb al ooarlig 0elz
breo mauttet neol1gge lin 0ierning her.
prof. @rel Spielhaug er unIdt / benpes
Steo. Son tilirGoer fin Sitting itrats
efter Sui. Irof. Spielbdug bar 10 ales
reoe ounoet iq et Ndpn pdd Muiitens
Smrouoe. og er meget flint / lit 7Sao.
Wiis Selma Gil'on er anIdt iom 4ss
iiItent.
Stolen beggnoer iaisn ben Ste San,
men ben unpsu Sermin beapnoer lite fpr
ben 25oe Gan. Seno eftsr SdtaIog iom
0iusr npioQtig Seiteo ON aft psorsreuoe
Stolen. s.. alien.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
lQrina NcibrfDef

eu q lmuirl SGne. { M bar Ira.ist ia liIbdJe a
i9ergi aili 81. bar mottIgtl ira en- NltsltgHEt 1 TIN
bieH ci S.'luii Tor e. eHts,t ugart AUtlt D3io Drl, tou
hu.tgf o. ysT.dSHelt tu,trE lGrtli. SrsEdlli, ga
'ag q. Athlld % ale zDl ooHrme I pslisu % Suulsps
ne, act CT ollGI e. . illlp; Stlotel MOO Y rpeipr,s
ie &c % dIe Siaas Sfrpet of.ier. IA ba { bar iurisl,
bets u,ounNer!iae hesbrepeHee Grue I [Miinoer Al ali
'GIsf. anlcr ban BET lpm I'm &ligt ~ siare oct reiieuD,
ipr iuc lioeule &soHtHatfsr. AlI'ua9Sf berpee OF
PEG lnlici on - llupre DC mennti'e Soeiier. r.
ifa lenpe oelne Cgifriif arails III oit. irm gniier ben.
pGG AMI. ,irduii elp- Cu1tiii me3 u n'iE toiis Cps
iIsWu 81 ru. h~uoritoes tsi ill tlu rese' % byules.
-cuor ~ Seii vso Mrpfa1ellen al b~rJm1rfe. t-gi
bette Niae W A. Moves $40 Powers BloeS.
Rochester. n. Y. 4bI5eow
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
Nrifirfcll

PaItor Vster Billion bar i npQlc
llqer reiit pmtring / bet norolige
Soma.
-Yrof. Rimeitao tilbrineer Sulez
ferien omtrine Wonpile og Satton.
q. y, meo Prrbiten % dnoen 8irt
iombeo.
proi. u. gctterisn pirtsr / 0bis
coqo i Suleierien / Snore Misiipnens
Sieneits.
MisiipnGr Spu bar Soften %
9interen pGret paa &ciier 20 tdIt i'm
Wisiions Sag / MenigbeDerue.
Yroi. Sperorup beoer: "6iGlp
liot til meo "5oItsbldbst", fproi ban
life tienoer npost dnoet gldo, ION
nGpner Menigbeoeu "a osrs 8ienpps
reisnin9; De andre glaOe bare ungris
Der Saeen % gisr ben bdubl:s.
paitor VI. Mitbun itiler nosls
dabne Gpsrgsmaul til puit. Sension
/ Belgrade anadusnoe bans idutalots
9ibelNpl.. Dan pil pios. bcprfcr
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
Seoer.

Hetfen til a1onoite. GQsr
boorlunoc Sens peberIsn StrGoosr ton
til bet foriGtteoe Cant "a blep aapitdliit
liant bporlunoe ban tom tilboge ioicr
Tn 3rogeoie puu gers at Sobonum.
0enne ldrge Sitst Tan nGiten to gu.
Ten ira en-, men ida air ben paiad iad.
pas uoferligt Rebe for gogens SnbbolO
at np9en nGrmere Rebeqisrelie er ooer.
flshia. MIunge al 8erisne er nofiaa NOR.
'omme, og ben belle Srageoie er i9runber
en- pdrooi pua Dem, Der bill reformert
TerOsn peb Strual oa Brat. Def lilt
Seite fdaes hos "Minreiota Sioenoe,
WIaoiion, Ntinn.. % toiter 15c.
Hotststif. Gn ~oaanoboa fol
SGrere al Salodrb Roaltpam. Den Sort
eneoe airtes 5orId9. Minncupolis. Bris
40 Gents.
So9en cir / ire itore 9lfinit y Gatc.
%tumcnutet. y Statesmen % g &ateteier
uofcrIi9t Reoe for Relioionsunoerpis.
nln9enS Niitorie o9 llopitling os forit %
'rem't oens Wual og Spgure. Den el
'trepet / ct arsit, Hart oa letfdttelig.
Sproa - bOdo nuturli9pis sr posrii mob.
benoiat / ct @Grt Iom bette 49, og ben pi
imtttert piie iia at bi en- u~unbp9rli1 Del.
lsoer Tor ale norIte Reli0ionslGrerc
O9'ad ior triitne 5oralore. Der islp I'M
o%erpiier fine 9rrn, ian ben BIZ til itol
gtDtte % Snterc5Ic.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
AirRectge Ylp6eoer.

iupou, Ud1D., er blepen "Iurpriieo"
lneo en- to'tbar Stope("Steel Ranoe");
lt9eIaa lit preiten en- Sigh @raoe 81,
c1cle" CO Wfrs. Juis en- Yuna meo
9%ulopenge. Spenpaa aft bette oper
ra1teos Sdngforeninsen benz meo en-
0ope paa 20 Dollars. gaItor SSois
bar bupt Salbsbrep fra giten, men
W}eni9beoerne anmooeoe BAN ON life
at forlaoe i'm nup9renbe 9irteplabs.
o9 ban bar b%eIIuttet iig til at blioe.
-prof. Song at 2utb. guc. llnip.
meooeler, at Stplen MI bar 45 Gleper;
II mere eno I. ". pao pennc Sio.
Vaitpr 8. g. Stub bar /; bet
ito'ts Rp. al ESP. 2utb. &irtetip." ia
get If'teo meb 9labets 0QIere Iom
Heodttsr. "Smiblertio", Iiaer ban.
"er ct anoet Barn tommet / Stebet:
"Sbeoloaiif Sibsnrift". "SsremTpralt
bar bet D9ret Spgaren for Reoaftips
men az "Gp. Sutb. &irtetio.", at ooiao
9Iennem ben Sjele matte pinoes for
Den 9erre Seius ariitus. "Girfetis
oenoe" bar pinet prooite inb / Sierz
terne bet enc Sornebne. Sntet er for
ligsre eno llopprtesbsb % @anetriIten.
bonn, foroi berpeo altib bet p~erIonlide
W'eos p9 Spgjsr meb 8uo, "a en- les
penoe inoerlig Sperbspisnino binores.
vi bar Srunb til at fro at "9irtsti :
oenoe" bill IortiGtte / famine Gono."
Paitor Sduer MATTE for noale
Iar iiben al 5el6rebsbenInn neoleoos
1T Gmbeos ION BRET / gobe, ga. Ru
oriper ban en- 5arm / Nerbeoen al
Spen og 9i9r bet iom en- mseet flint
GARNER 9oot, % er en- COB Stette for
ben W~ienisbeo, iom ban tilbsrer.
- Sjemdnospreit 80, / Rem gprf,
'%trtpsr, at om~cnoitipnt bans Coffee
tionsretier inoen Snnoben bar oipet
ct gobt uobptte, Iud Dor bo9 i~aalanot
ct 6rappr ira 8jerninQen blunot
Slem9noene unoQades. 6an felte
cg'aa, at ReiIerne blonot be aoIprebte
Wteni9heber bar meQet anItrcnoenoe;
pdd 'io1te Reiie tisrte ban paa ,Scrn.
bdnen 400 Wfil; meo 6eIteItnos GAO
Wttl; ban tdlte / 66 Sirfer pud 2ts
Woaneb. Oct bar bog en- ior Opz
muntring for ham, at ban pperalt
blep mcot meo 9enliobeo,
pditpr MoIe5 cr al Gpnooen
nriat ION Preit / SismunosmisIioz
men pnd Se'ttpiten; YaItor Mpies par
Ielp / line nngre 0age en- Siemano,
lda at ban o~esauriug aniees Iaameaet
mere Itittet for 8ierninacn. San bar
lit Sopeotpurtsr / Seattle.
Sutber NcdoemD / Gilbert Sea,
bar ira 9oe December oGret luftet paa
0runo AZ en- %begnnoenoe 0ifterit Gpiz
oemt / ben norore Del al 9pec; fer
ltg trcene man bette at pore en- Qliat,
od ct Bar Glsper fit en- itprt Sortiss
lelie, ION man frpatene for piloe uos
drte Tia til Sifterit. 124 Eleper fire.
tpentereoe Stolen ier Sui, iom uns
oerbiites al 6 G9rere.
goitpr 0oel blsp iprleoen al
Puitor !Sopoe inoiert Tom Brett / Ten
Scpe Wleniabeo ION BAIT. Ramberos
G~fterfeIger.
-Sdmtalemgoe afbolotes / Ssnz
ore SmmunueIs Wenigbeb ira Zoe til
9oe 0ecbr. 6%orbunolines Gmnet BAR
ON "5orioninaen". YaItorsrue Epri,
9iersc, Husluno pgRoSboIbt bar til
itebs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
ShDrsbp, Nla.,

p,u iteol, rcreits RoiOnl BET iclBie SBotn.
t,Fpoer her, Stiiuqtlisr fer Suantto. Gel
i.nro % euiis ere noqeH dHbeH Roloui Z Rsrb
sar Snp 2it ,atr gsfi. (gsrsbr bar en-
po,,tr psliestHhtD Uto (. 4 y AG, ben
ssnts Sernbone 1boitditrRe miotofis mtls
i'm >, iiort eper Cunningham &c pontao.
rsrn. 1bovgbn liggsr paa IN bsi, b~slpeiors
mia glattau, 900 Soo oper ionDei. Soro5m.
ser er n.clei i%yuNibar. osls op0Briei. esls
beportt mte SurE. &c 20 mango andre SrEs
iorIr. vi Dor bsbasslisi Rlima', Stat.r o.
CONNER. pygeJl!gi VoNO, urmUri.i Narisp
apb Siole, lntbtrie Vysity % Nttnigbeott,
hect Sterts, @aabrua oiy., Gin, aI iulos
itruoja CrotH. RolouisH sr M irs Alt
aammsl ca At, saar raii irsmi0 Grllriious
III tain pTs oisaar ira ;ls S;trtg / &orotn
ti SborsbB, dio., oG Inc % ]o.e l,rsoaa
i huer Naaueo. Stru eiter GtrinlGrcr
oip. nj
ConcOrdia Land Co..,
Thorsby, Ala.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
Sonuocs SDuooc.

Pditor Dale giper ct Spor pda
bet 3aao, ION gauges Spnobes Sir
tera0o 9iper bam en- inbtil pioere at
neolG99e jim preitelige 8irtiombsb.
San ertlGrer, at ban peo, at bette life
er SUBS Billie % ogter life at ipl9e
Rddoet; ban bsitploer S~irteruaoet for
S%irtepclitit % opIpIer, at paa fig
nenoe Mtoaoe bar be idmme MGno
bsbanolet Z al Sumfunoets 8reiter pa
Prpfssiorer. !San pda1taur, at bet
iIGr er en- ertelt Brett, iom itdar /
Spioien for oenne Outstanding "a
befld9er ia oper Den Soriel0elIe, for
bpilten ban bar pRret 8jenItano. Oct
er iIGr Saitor S~robuugb, Iom ban
amer Tom 9ppeOperirnen / osnns 6ors
fsloelie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06
Aorre(ponoance.


smssmSanou uOn Rbn s aorst ha ns bet mnpasc eupn m be Bit m nsausa tnuem
rte fHteafhntn Rauud oil ms bue oHrttaot womrbu uefcmmnss aouhpmttu suRu
be, men Roa,Wun maah apsR aWn % asnNn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06

Batter Somplimcnt. Sberiten dcrbis
tret til i'm Battalion: "Og s oil pGye
Soloater! Gci 9Gsler CT 5 dlle tilbobe!
Y'eu 5 tan %fprlaoe jer paa, isg itdl pioe
at brinse isr til 5ornuit" (ioet ban
bemGrter OHicerernes LANCE Q~niister) ~
"roturli9pis meo lluptaselie at Office
rerne."
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
COTTON MARKET
 OPENED HIGHER
Strong Cables and Continued
 Bad Crop Accounts.
THE COURSE WAS UNEVEN
Dispatch from Texas Said Only Show CTS Had Visited Some Sections . of That State-Prices Wer
 Finally Steady

New York, August 1&-The cotton mar ket opened with prices higher by 5d7 points and strong early cables and contin- ued bad crop accounts. Covering was a feature of the early session but later cables showed pronounced weakness in tine English cotton market and prices declined about 10 points under active selling pres sure from all sources led, however, by one or two leading bear houses. The course. of the market was exceptionally uneven, all though the general scope of the fiuctua- ton was not so great as heretofore.
 Again the market took a generally up- ward tendency on renewed covering and buying for investment account following a dispatch from Texas saying that only showers had visited some sections of that state with the rainfall four hundredths of an inch. The final phases of the market reflected very nervous sentiment with the market at the close steady at net gain of 2G3 points.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
l'aibots & Palmer's Cotton Letter
By Private Wire from Fairchild & Hobsc

Ry Private Wire from Fairchild & Hobson.
 New Orleans August 1S.-Eairly cables were decidedly better than expected this morning, futures in Liverpool being half up, while spots were quoted up 1-32; sales, 6 900 bales. Late specials. however, showed sharp decline in futures, that market finally closing only 1-64 up for the day; 5.53 was the first price in our market but on declining cables sold off to 5.44, from which figure prices recovered and ruled comparatively steady for the balance of the day. Advices from Liverpool attributed the early advance in that market to un- favorable reports regarding the Texas crop
 American bears convinced them that the crop was all right by backing up their con yictions by selling orders There were more scattered showers reported by the
 wea ther bureau in southern Texas and other sections. As yet Central and North are without moisture, and it is probable that Liverpool will learn the truth aud govern herself accordingly. noticea ble feature in the English market today and deserving of attention is that spots are not so soft as shorts would have us believe. Although spinners are making themselves scarce. prices were nevertheless advanced 1-32 on very small rates. In contrast with Neilrs views, MT A. s. Johnston of Merid- ian, Miss. has the following to say in his monthly crop letter of August Il: Ut is far too early to forecast with any certainty the probable yield. Suffice 1t to say there is not the slightest chance ever to produce ten and half millions this season. On tshe contrary it Is more than reasonable to expect a much less yield" It seems to us Neilrs dream will soon be for gotten,
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
Worlds Visible Supply

New Orleans, August 1s.-Secretary Hes ters statement of the worlds visible sup ply of cotton, made up from special cable and teegraphic advices, compares the fig tres or this week with last week, last year and in 1895, the latter the 9,9O1, 900 crop year It shows a decrease for the week just closed of 7OS45 bales against a decrease Of l13,926 bales last year and a decrease of 1l2,o5l bales in 1895.
 The total visible is 2,25S,3 ,3S1 bales against 2,S29, ,226 bales last week, 1,753,561 bales last year and 2l, 492 ,379 bales in 1895. Of this the total of American cotton is 2,0+4,3S1 bales against 2,115,226 bales last week, 1,557 ,56l bales last year and 2,1S3079 in 1895, and of all other kinds, including Egypt Brazil. India, etc, zll,oO0 bales against 2li.0OO last week, 196,O00 bales last year and 309 200 bales in 1895.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton shows decrease compared With last week Of 7O,S45 bales, an increase compared with last year of 1920 bales and a decrease compared with 1895 of 233 ,S9S
The age-herald., 1899-08-19

Talbott & Palmer's Cotton Letter By Private Wire from L. De Gumoens &
 Son.
 New York. August 1S.-In conservative circles there is a feeling that Neilfs fig ures as to possible twelve million yield have received more attention than they de- served and the trade is disposed to ignore them in a measure. It is not believed that the actual Texas situation has received full consideration. If the crop in that state Is doing as well as many assert, then the great majority of reports from that state are sheer fabrications. The feeling in the early market was much more hopeful. The market opened 3 to points higher on un- expected higher cables, Liverpool being points up at our opening. Later Liverpool turned weak and market went off to points. The entire cotton belt was dry ac- cording to early reports and many reports came in from Texas and Georgia very poor There was not much doing this forenoon and feeling was mixed. Final cables were half higher after points early advance. Spot at Liverpool lie higher, sales 6oOo'
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
TaIbOtt & Palmer,
 Commission Brokers. 10. il N. TWENTIETH ST. TELEPHONE 554 Cotton, Stocks, Grain
 and Provisions. ..... Direct private wires 10 New York, Chicago and New Orleans.
Coffee.

New York, August 1S-Coffee options opened steady at unchanged prices to points decline and ruled very quiet with weak undertone, cables being unsatsfac- tory and receipts at Rio and Santos in creasingly heavy. There was no outside speculative support. Light local covering arrested material decline Closed steady, net unchanged to } points lower. Sales 2750 bags, including September 40 October 445 November 450. March 505. Spot coffee, Rio dull and nominal; medium quiet.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
ItAiiV Statement

Galveston-Steady. middling 6; sales 162; receipts 1,454; stock, actual 17,761
 Mobile-Nominal. middling 59s; receipts 0 stock 5,697.
 Savannah-Steady, middling 51a; sales 94; receipts 19; stock 10,64.
 Charleston-Nominal, middling 512; re- ceipts ?; stock 5,311.
 Wilmington-Steady, middling 57s; stock 9,171.
 Norfolk-Quiet middling 6; sales fl; re- ceipts 2S stock 21,066.
 Baltimore-Nominal. middling 63s; re- ceipts 2,S2l; stock 1880.
 Boston-Quiet, middling 3-16 receipts net 45, gross 190.
 lphia-Quet, middling 7-16; stock 6,55S
 St. Louis-Quiet,. middling 5B, receipts g.; stock 67,720.
 phis-Quiet. middling 15-16; re- ceipts Al; sales 50; shipments 66S stock 63, 433.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
Cotton Letter

By Leased Wire to T. G. Hewlett, Agent.
 Birmingham. August 1S-Cotton has been cratic, under early encouragement from Liverpool, 1-32 advance, on spots and 3-64 points on futures. We opened to above last night, but as later Liverpool lost half of her advance our prices weakened points from the early high price.
 Our cables tell us that Liverpoops after action was due to their considering our crops as doing we'll.
 Crop accounts continued to be received recording damage from drought Since noon the market has ruled steady, though not much trading.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

For the convenience of the patrons of the Louisville and Nashville railroad between Birmingham and Blount Springs the sched- ule has been changed so as to leave Bir- mingham in the afternoon at 4:16 every day; effective July IL 7-13-t
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
hit.aeo .GnanRe

Chicago, August 1S.-The speculative wheat market again basked in the sun shine of an active cash demand. An ad- vance of Ssc was scored in September, and 1se in December Corn closed irregular at A4&sc higher for September, but barely steady for deferred futures. Oats closed a shade higher. Provisions advanced 2la40c.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
Treasnry Statement

Washington, August 1S.-Today's state ment of the condition of the treasury: Available cash balance, $272 ,24o,926; gold reserve, $246, ,123,935.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
Birmingham City Bonds
Local Cotton Market Cotton-Mlddling, 5s4c.

Fruits and Produce Butter-Elgin. 20c; dairy No 1. 15c; dairy No. 2, 122c; country, 1212c; cooking, 10c.
 Potatoes-Irish, 55c. I.emons-Choice, $3.50T3.75; fancy &.25 Poultry-Hens, 200; fries. 12Q15c; small ,sa12c; ducks, 200; geese, 200. Eggs-12c. Tomatoes-25d35c Cabbage-1Ac per pound. Onions-2c per pound. Grapes-75d90c per crate.
 Lo,cll staple GroceIiet Flour-Best patent, $4.1Oqa25; straight. sS75
 sugar-Granulated. $57O; Y. C.. 53sd51be. Coffee-Green, 9G1i1hc; Arbuckle's pack ages. s1o.So; Lovering's packages. s10 5s: Lyons packages, s9SO Lard-61ac. Clear rib sideS-5%c. Molasses Centrifugal, 15d35c; sugar house. 20a35c. Rice-5h G6Rc. Corn-Mixed, 4Sc; white, 50c. Pearl Meal-95c. Hay-Choice timothy, 15.0o; No. 1, S4. 50. clover mixed, $l3.5O. Oats-Mixed, 35c; white, 3712c. Bran-Mxed, S17 .00; pure wheat, SIG. .50 Cotton Seed Meal-$lS.25 NEW SCHEDULE TO JACKSONVILLE. The new schedule in effect via the Gen. tral of Georgia Railway makes close con- nection at Macon with the Dixie Flyer for Jacksonville, giving first-class sleeping car service and fast time. Solon Jacobs, Con- mercial Agent, 2015 First Avenue.
 S-17-tf
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, August 1S.-Cotton steady; sales $50 Ordinary 13-16; good ordinary 5-16; low middling D middling 5A; good midding 6k; midding fair 9-16. Re eeipts 44S; stock 129, ,76O.
 Consolidated statement: Receipts net l4,S9; exports Great Britain 11,697; France 22o; continent 11,150 stock 354, 4O9.
 New Orleans, August 1S.-Cotton futures quiet and steady. August 5.49b; September 5.454546; October 54S@5.49; November 5.52 @5.53; December 5.576r55S; January 5.62M 5.63; February 5.66a5.6S; March 570q5.72; April 5.74Q5.76; May 57S@5.SO.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
ralbott & paImer's Cotton Letter

and the market will assume it's normal con dition.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19

No. from Macon, Columbus. Albany, etc., 7:45 D. m.
 No. from Savannah, Macon, Columbus, etc.. 1:05 p. m.
 Elegant through sleepers between Bir- mingham, Columbus, Macon and Savannah on Nos 5 and 4. Connection at Savannah with suberb freight and passenger steamers of the Ocean Steamship company from New York, Boston and the east. To Cuba and West Indies via Central of Georgia railway. By taking the Central of Georgia railway, close connection is made at Port Tampa and Miami for Key West and Havana
 For further information apply to
 SOLON JACOBS,
 Commercial Agent. JACK W. JOHNSTON,
 Union Ticket Agent. J. c. HALLE, General Passenger Agent, E. H. HINTON. Traffic Manager. JOHN M. EGAN, Vice-President,
 Savannah, Ga.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
Cash nrotations were as follows: Flo

was firm. No. spring wheat, 69@71&e; No. red, 73Ac. No. corn, fob, 33c. No. oats, 21d22c; No. ? white, 25d24c; No white, 22623Ac. No. 2 rye, 534c. No. barley, 34d39c. No. flax seed, $1.@; North western, $1.05; prime timothy seed. S25on 2.55. Mess pork, per barrel, $7.600S.35; lard, per 100 pounds, $512f15.25; short rib sides loose. $4 4.956r5.20; dry salted shoulders, box ed, 59sM5%c: short clear sides, boxed $50 65.e0. Whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per gallon, $1.26. Sugars-Cut loaf, un- changed. No. yellow corn, S3l9c Clover Contract grade, s6.40. On the produce ex- change today the butter market was firm; creamery, 15120c dairy, 13d17c. Cheese was firm at 915@10c. Eggs were firm; fresh, 121ac.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19
Choice of 500 pairs sample Suspenders at 25c today.
 CHAMBLEE BROS.

Drink Moerlein Beer.
The age-herald., 1899-08-19

By Private Wire to Talbott & Palmer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-27
DECEIT IN A PUNCH BOWL.
rhe clever Res"urccfulnens OF II
Bachelor Girl Who Gave
House "CoulInu"

The bachelor girl had a house co,,I-
ing the other night. The house warm
ing is so effete that she disdains if
and instead gives frequent and merry
housc coolings. The house cool;nr
lakes place whenever she moves, saws
the Chicago Timcs-lIerald, and as she
moves whenever she gets tired of the
wall decorations her parties are one
of the standbys Of the season.
The last one before her summer
Hight took place the other evening. 1t
did not differ from the ordinary ex-
cept that huge punch bowl, surround
ed by Bucchanalian wreath of graDe-
vines, completed the artistic beauty of
the dining table. Whether the claret
cup was better than usual or whether
1t only seemed so, who can tell? At any
rate, the house cooling was a success,
so much so that the next fiat neigh
Dor stayed after the last guest had
fluttered away, and when the next fiat
neighbor stopped to discuss matters it
was sure sign that the evening was q
red letter one.
Tell me-" said the hostess, after the
portiere had gathered its Bagdad folds
together, was it all right? Could you
detect it?''
The next fiat neighbor demanded
further explanations.
"Why, the punchbowl," whispered
the bachelor girl. IF the lynx eyes of
my dearest friend did not discove. it
l could trust my enemy. The punch
bowl, with its Bacchanalian wreath of
graPevines, is only an old washbowl
which l borrowed for the occasion. 7