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The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
North Franklin Opera
tors Suspend.
Order For Battery C To Return
Rescinded.

Hazelton, October Am uprising OF
striking miners In the Shamokin region
seemed imminent for several hours late
today and there were forebodings of a
serious clash between armed deputies and
large body of strikers.
Some 3 600 excited strikers assembled at
Mount Carmel and started to march to
Trevorton, 10 miles away, with the
avowed purpose of forcing those at work
at the north Franklin coIliery to stop
work and join in the strike. This was
the only mine IN operation in the region
and the strikers had become angered at
the refusal of the men there to stop work.
The marchers were in an excited and
wrathful frame of mind. When they had
0 overed three miles of their march they
were met by officials of their organiza-
tion. who, after much persuasion, in
duced the men to abandon their proposed
"trip.
Later it was announced that the
officials of the North Franklin to prevent
trouble, would not operate the mine un-
til the strike was settled,
General Goblin tonight rescinded his or
ders for battery G of the national guard
to return home tomorrow. Affairs were
quiet in all other sections of the anthra-
cite field today. With cessation of opera
tions at the North Franklin all of the
Philadelphia and Reading companies
thirty nine collieries will now have
ceased work.
The point of attack by the United Mine
Workers organizers now is the Panther
Greek valley in the lower Le igh region,
where the collieries Of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation company have been in
practically full operation since the strike
began in the other sections.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
DEMOCRATS GARRY GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga, October 4 According to
the best figures obtainabIe, the Democra-
tic ticket for state officers carried Geor-
gia in the election Wednesday by about
45, 900 majority. The Populist ticket re-
lceived about 20, 600 votes. many OF which
were cast by Republicans.
The ticket elected is: Allen D. Cand-
Ter, governor; j. M. Terrell, attorney gen.
eral; W. A. Wright, controller general
r. A. Park, state treasurer; Philip Cook,
secretary of state; G r. Glenn, school
commissioner; o. B. Stevens, commits
sioner of agriculture.
The vote throughout the state was very
light. Rains prevailed In many Sec
tions. On account of the slight opposi-
tion there was apathy among the Demo
Gratis, and the majority does not repre-.
sent the strength OF the party in Georgia,
The Popuhsts carried Chattahooohee
county which has hitherto been Demo
cratic, but in all other Democratic coun-
ties the ticket was successful.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05

10 hold the guilty parties to the utter
most accountability for their wrong-do-
ing. AS a result, Secretary Hay prepared
the note delivered today. 1t was cabled
Immediately to the Berlin foreign office.
1t is felt here that the American note Will
create a most favora bic impression in
Berlin and Will prove another bond be-
tween the two governments. 1t has been
recognized that, after the last note to
Germany some friction was manifested
IN the German press and there was some
apprehension that the accord between
Germany and the United States, as to
the means of dealing with China, might
be strained, If not broken. For that rea-
son the recent negotiations have taken
on added interest and significance, and
the hearty concurrence which now has
been brought about is looked upon as
a little short of a triumph in information
al comity and one alike satisfactory to
the United States and to Germany. The
instructions to Minister Conger disclose
the firmness with which this government
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
DONAGHUE WASN'T CAREFUL.
Lawrence, Mass, Ootober 4.-The De-

Lawrence, Mass, October 4.-The Dem.
ocratic city committee had a lively ses-
sion tonight, percipitated by charges
made that James e. Donoghue, the
chairman, had not exercised sufficient
care in handling the campaign funds.
Clerk Corcoran led the fight against Mr..
Donoghue aud the debate was one in
which personalities were exchanged, es-
peciaIly after candidates for office had
asserted that money contributed by them
had not been devoted to the campaign
fund.
On motion to hold Mr.. Donoghue re-
sponsible the vote was declared a tie.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05

Ellsworth, October AIN the race at
the Mechanics Carnival today, Cap
tain Hall, J. P. B. Wheelden, Bangor,
captured the 2.15 classzin three straight
heats, with Laura, b. r. W. Burr i'll,
Bangor, second; Golden, e. L. Fisher,
Bangor, third; Daisy, s., o. E. Leach,
Blue Hill, fourth. Best time, S.2O 1-9
The Q 10 class, went to CIayson. w. E.
Blanchard, Eastport, in straight heats;
Scooter. Wheelden, Bangor, second; Alice
Drake, Morgan, Pembroke, third; Salin-
us, W. r. BurriIl, fourth. Best time,
2 10.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05

Innate on the electoral vote made Fby
Joseph II. Manley, he smiled, and said: /:
when I was a boy 1 never was any
good at all In arithmetic"
Senator Hanna has decided to accompa-
ny Senator Frye of Maine into South Da-
kota for the purpose of defeating Senator
Pettigrew.
Senator Hanna willyspeak probably in
the neighboring states of Minnesota,
Kansas, Nebraska and Wisconsin, said
Vice Chairman Payne
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
DIS CREDITED BY HANNA.

Chicago, ILL.,, October 4.-''I don't be-
lieve that of Bryan / am convinced that
Bryan is demagogue, but don't think
he is dishonest
This was the comment of Senator
Hanna today on statement made by
Cyrus M. Kingman of Delavan, that
Bryan had accepted $3.50, 1000 from the sill.
yer mine owners for r~insisting on a free
silver plank In the Democratic ranks.
Asked whether he agreed swith the es.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
MURDERED BY SAVAGEs.

Vancouver, B. c., October 4-The
steamer Myowra from Australia, brings
from Los Negros story of the wrecking
of the trading BARK Almond which ran
ashore on coral reef and was surrounded
by hundreds of savages who murdered
Captain Lyme, First eff 3er John Gar
land, Second Officer Peter Mullen three
whits and fifteen native sailors by beat
ng them to death with clubs
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
BOWDOIN STARTS FOR CAM
BRIDGE.
ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS. I


Brunswick, October 4.-The Bowdoin
college football team had Its last practice
tonight preparatory to its game with
Harvard Saturday. The first eleven
lined up against the second for halves
of 10 and 10 minutes. The work was
sharp, but not entirely satisfactory. KeI-
ley, of whom so much was expected at
left end, was injured and viii be unable
to play. The team of 10 men under the
coach E. A. Locke will leave for Boston
tomorrow noon. The lineup of the Bow
doin team Saturday will probably be-:
Bodwell. c.; Phipps, r. g.; Dunlap,r. t. F.;
La Fairrier, r. g Hunt, r. b. b.; Up
ton, q. b.. Gregson. l. b. b.; Hamilton,
l. f.; Marshall, l. t.; SWEET, l. g.; Pratt,
T. b.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland, Oct. 4 1900 The local
weather bureau records the following:
a. m.-Barometer. 80 237; thermoIne
ter, 54 dew point, "a; rel humidity, 100;
direction Of the wind, calm velocity of
the wind, -; state of weather, fogey.
s p. m.-Barometer. 80 ITO; thermome-
ter 81 dew point, 81 rel. humidity, 100;
direction of the wind, SW velocity of
the wind, 1t. state of~weather foggy.
Maximum temperature. 6I minimum
temperature, 54; mean temperature, 5S ;
maximum wind velocity, z S; prec1pi-
tation-24 hours, Oh,
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
CLAY ACQUITTED.

Dover, N. H., October 4.-Job Clay of
Lee. who has been on trial here for the
past few days, charged with murder In
the second degree for *he alleged killing
of his wife, Rhoda Eta Clay, at Lee on
February 81 last, was acquitted by the
jury this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
THE WEATHER.

Boston, October 4-Local forecast-Fair
Friday and Saturday; warmer Friday /;
light southwest winds.
Washington, October 4 4-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday: New England,
Generally fair Friday and probably Sat
urday light to fresh southwesterlY winds.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
Musical
People

Consult me because I examine their
eyes thoroughly and fit lenses which
enables them to read their music
readily and to follow the notes rapid
ly. Many of my patients are mem.
bers of the Maine Festival Chorus.
Rev. Cecil Deane, Conductor of the
Presque Isle chorus, Says:
Presque Isle. Maine, Sept. 6. 1899
am pleased to bear testimony to
the thoroughness and efficiency of
Mr.. N. T. WOrthley Optical Special
ist, of Bath, Maine, who has done
work for me; also for several persons
in this, and surrounding towns, and
who has not failed to give the best
of satisfaction to all whom he has
treated. / am satisfied that he is
thoroughly competent to pursue his
calling, and that, with his great
knowledge of his profession, he is
able to meet the cases of all those
who place themselves in his hands,
and to accomplish the best that can
be accomplished by any, or all in the
same line of work. CECIL DEANE,
Pastor Baptist Church.
Seme mber
7 Exonino tha ovoc- froo
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05

Will be more likely to receive the support
OF our government. 1t is apparent from
the compIexity OF the latest Franco Rus
sian proposal that the phase of negotia-
ton thus initiated will take some time to
dispose Of.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05

Boston. 66 degrees, SW, clear; New
York. 6S degrees, S. cloudy; Philadel-
phia, 70 degrees, SW, cloudy; Washing
ton, 70 degrees, Sc, cloudy; Albany, Is
degrees, S, clear; Buffalo, rs degrees,
W, cloudy; Detroit, ~ degrees, S, cldy ;
Chicago. 64 degrees, e, clear; ST. Paul,
"A degrees, SE, cdy; Huron, Dakota,
62 degrees, N, clear Bismarck, 48 de-
grees, NV, cldy; Jack sonYiIle, IS de-
grees, SIC, D. cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department. weather
bureau for yesterday, Oct. 4, taken at
p. M, meridian time, the observation for
this section being given in this order:
Temperature, direction of wind, state OF
weather:
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-05
Remember

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Sc Vende

Una maquinaria para elab0rdr aZu-
car cenrifugado cristalizado, que
consta de los siguientes aparatos:
Un tacho al yacio de seis y medic
pies de di metro, con capacidad para
so hect0litrO, 0 sean 5 tOneladas de
azucar seco, provisto de 5 serpentlnas.
tranpas, manomeSros, coInmnas, pia-
tatorma, escalera Y tOdOs sus acceso-
rios com pletOs.
Una bomba de vacio de IA 10, x
49, con condensad Y cOnecc10neS.
Dos centrifugas, sistema Hepw0rth,
con malaxor de 80 ectoltr0s cablda
ansmisiOnes y maqulna de Vap0r,
todo complete.
Una bomba deavapor para meladura
con su tuberia.
Una bOmba Duplex para traer Ell aqua
del rio, con 500 pies tuberia de pull
gadas todOs sus accessories completes.
Una caldera de acero de s pies dia
metro p0r Is pies de largo con lao tu-
bos patentes de pulgadas, dom0 dc
vapor, hOrnalla y todOS sus acceSO"
rios completes.
Un canal hierro para descargar Ell
azucar del tachO y variaS tuoerlas de
de connection entire esOs apart0s.
Esta maquinaria esta en- perfecto
buen estado y sOlamente ha trabaJa-
do un anO.
Para iuforme ROBERTO GRA HAM,
Ingeniero Marina 20 Ponce P R.
MayO 23 1900 3 v s.
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~ BIbIaosoca de La DEmOCRACHA

pable de 10 que aupons-diio el rey de Navarro que
entabl6 las neg ooiaoones sonrsa tan amable
qua La duqussa comprendi6 qua obrarfa NAL mos
teaadoss lrrltads. lie tsndl6 la que Enrique
bes6 gsantemsEte.
-Ahova espero que digas donde nos halamos
-Ea ell Loirs, entire Ssmur y Augers hemos
sad0 dc BlOis, donde o quedssteis dormAda
May peaado debi6 mi sue6o, ESQ que 10
tengo gsneralmsnte muy ligero. Ssntaos senor.
ST, es vardad, dip Enrique de Borb6n n-pero
HArduino el daeno de qas tom asteis Dor una
posada, 10 previ6 -di6 nare6tico 49,
La duquesa di6 palmads en- La frente
exclam6:
Raul me hizo traioi6nl Iufamel
-Perdonadle, porq obedecfa mis- 6rdenes s-diio
Enriqae, Ana Ie la yfbora debe haeerlo al
hombre que Ia snjets CON ell pie para aplastarla.
De verasi-djo,y Enrique prosigui6
-PermlEomes hermosfsima prima que os Olga
cual es vuestro pensamientoy Ia oogi6 la mano que
Ana no retlro,- decfs que rey de Navarro
glno CON Fazon sin es que sois ell alma del particle
catoico qae hixo todos los eefaerzos nabes pa
Ta apoderarse de Vuestra persona que 10 consgui6
KIN efecto-oonteat6 la duquesa con ir6nioa SOU
rss,-es diffcil que piense de modo.
y, SIN embargo, Ia verdad pura as todo 10 con-
trarlo, dl1o Earique de Borb6n, Ana e miro CON re-
oelo-Jg0ereis escucharme hasta 81 fn senora pri-
ma mias-y por segunda vez bel6 la mono Ana, que
no Sc ofendi6, diio:
-Hablad.
-Es indudable que vuestroa oidos debi6 lIecar
81 popular do La exstenca de cierto tesoro de
los hugonotea,
ST, oierto, OF hablar de sumas inmensas aou
mnladas msterosamente-dijo Ia duguesa inmutandose
r Enrique de Navarro contnu6
II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-21
La Reina de las barricadas

sabel Paede que hombre que este enamorado
de mf
Dirigi6 una mifada complaciente espej.to de
respir6 snchas, porque las emooionea de
Ia noche habfan alterado hermosurs. Arregl6se
la cabellera tom6 la aotitnd del soldado que va 8
entrar combate. dici6ndose: -Cusquier muier
perderfa en- mi la cabeza pero 20 pienso mas
que conservar mi bellexa.
misntrss que esperaba que tavesen bien pre-
sentarse los que hsbfan apoderado de ella, p6soae
pensar Raul porque amaba este 10 mismo que ha-
b1a amado Lahlre muchos otros antes que a La-
hire. SQu@ habfa sldo de Raul?
81 este cumpli6 deber debfa haber muerto,
poTque el hombre que no Sc hace matar Ell umbral
de 10 mujer amada, no oaballero, Raul 10
ademaa valente; de manera que estando ella ah
precise que Raul va no pertenecese este mundo,
Ana de Lorena exhal6 IN profundo suspiro de
sus largas sedoaaa pestahas desprendieron dos
lagnmas, hquidas perlss.. este redujo todo.
Al pesar sucedi6 an aentimento de ardiente ansie-
dad, contribuyendo aumentarla la extrsfleza de
poaci6D; gen poder de qui6n sc halabaf
Oy6se IN ligero ruldo di6 la lave Ia vuelta en- In
cerradura SO abri6 la puerta dando paso un hom-
bre, cuya presencia arranc6 grito Ana de Lorena
El que entr6 era Joven spuesto al verle sinti6se
reuveneoida cuatro amos, lati@ndoa fueFza e
raE6n
-Sois vosi-exclam6 al reconocef al gaso6n aven-
turero tanto haba amado, al cabalero Lahre que
cerrando 10 puerta dobl6 Ia rodls Ia cogi6 In mano
40 atrevi6 besarsela. Ana retro In con ade-
man muy vivo an relampago centelle6 en- ojor
azules como 81 cieo de Oriente i. y exclam6;
-lAhl iEres tn, traidor
--Sf, se6ora
--iY tN atrevisteaf. sss
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Llegad0 SGlid1

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Oardpano
k Baona sxptdsn do L. de Novsmbre
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Sc MANDk GRATIS
A TCDO Ell MUNDO
gH pAQUETE Dc PRUEBA d. M4S
FAM0SO nEME1IOv
qHebs al qme ocarra nj St2ts Medical IGstts@eaA
RIaktron Building, Fort WaymA, xm&-Q
a8a RESTlDLEcE agv Pa0IT0 q Naea EEasalg

qN~Ae nj oms ocarra nj Stats Medical IRstfsGaaA
Elaktron Building, Fort Waynas I&ap
m. u, T4clbAr& por Correc, grAtis, ER pa&aasN
"a miles do hombrss, qulenes hablan vaaA&@ l@r
eh@ndc inatilrnente por largo deDpe e@mexa 70
saf~smedad nsiea uentAi DC IA "a pssas@a :. - =
SSGa hamanidAd, ha resualto este InsdtHes 80.
partir grAtaitamente paq netes de Pruaea toG3@
= pSSsds afectaar en- "a proplo hogas, sla mslaes
AaI asi es que tcdo 81 que Padexca ae s@eu
saxwA1. bajo cua1qHier forma. yA procs4s 81
srrSFsS de tnysntnd psraio1 sssesaa - a
@Gn@clAci6n ds Ian parties, pued@ c3TaTs@s RRa Me
smAmro en- su casa, an deGp0rtaE Ia maRa1ma @@naaa
Eats rensedIo ITEMS rn sfecto partleuiassAss&a
alautSAoF. " dsaaToIla rapldAmonts las &wsR&&s
ffaGgaa. Tambien euxA todAa las e@ferwssdA&s1
@arMraIea Ocr euaia uIeR Aeeidsats GsA zalsHs0
Rsasro, es Las qna sa@EpTs hs saa@ vss~ @AsS3p
EAenta eo6eEan0. - -
h0sahr~a qss no pasd@n dsjax su hewGF paRA Nc %
pararSs; y Por ESQ iaa naH6a gratis SO 49,
GrA gus iea 9Ar& uHA prw@ba do L. sasnh1A@ @Ssa
aW@ peSden enrars@ pcg si rninsa@ @a - @@@AES
&aA aaxaxl v C4rRs @a3@rnaed&d@a 40 In @sA@a@a
smxs@eia un4ndo remedies adecNRd9@.
&l Institate no h2es ninEuna exesp&akAs p@as
sAaAoa 90 esidsscSsnSats S ssiisAs sass ssssSG
SicitSd diriaida al ststs Msdiea1 Xs<titYss, @
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LIVERPOOL

spot cotton cIosed ful; middnng npianos
IN ala. m,ddIlnR sulf 10 Tao; sale 9 leo bales.
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A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.

DIR. Augustus Ruggles, Treasurer OF the
Greater New York Medical Association,
says, There is just one scientific compound
known as DIAMOND DIGEST TABLETS which
can be relied upon to cure dyspepsia and
constipation so they will stay cured. Posi-
lively the only advertised dyspepsia remedy
ever endorsed by prominent physicians.
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sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

Baltimore, Dec g. Sc ,board Air Line common
IN: preferred 28A.
Bonds AS 72X.
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LIVERPOOL
LrysRPoo1, DC. Ga M.-slo. cotton
ding fair 3 3i-3d; good middlipg 21-S2l;
middling s. F2d; low middling sgd; god ord
nary sgd; ordinary 4Xd.
The sales OF the day were 1900 bales or wnlcn
zoo were for speculation and export and includ-
ed $500 American. Receipts l6 600 bales, inclnd-
ing l6, 900 American.
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BETTER THAN A G 1VERNMENT b )ND.
Net Five Per Cent Income Guaranteed. Bond
aui Forty Semi-Annual Coupons, PAYABLE in
Gold, Either ut Death or in Twenty Years to
Bearer. Sold on Easy lnstalment Plan.
Suppose an agent of the Treasury De-
partment should call on you and say
1.-THE Government will sell you FIVE
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS for any
amount from 81. 900 to 5000, 600. and if it
is not convenient to make an immediate
settlement, you may pay for the bonds in
TWENTY EQUAL ANNUAL install
MENTS."
And suppose, in addition, the Govern
ment, willing to offer this. the most de-
sirable investment in the world should
stipulate that II you should die before
all the instruments had fallen due. YOUR
HEIRS WOULD BE RELEASED FROM
PAYING THE REMAINING install
MENTS. and yet that the full value of
the bond would be paid to them IN HARD
CASH by the Government.
Would you not close with such an offer
And yet this is practically what the
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE-
TY OF THE UNITED STATES (the
strongest financial organization of it's
kind in the WORLD has done and is Do
ING.
This may be a strange way of putting it,
but strange as it may seem, it is never
theless true.
Send your date of birth for specifi-
cation today.
FRANK w. BANNER,
Gen. Agent, North Carolina and Richmond
800 East Main Street.
RICHMOND. VA.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. N. c., Dec. 6.-Turpentine
quiet at ssa38H; receipts 49,
Rosin firm at S1.20Ol. Is; receipts 465.
Crude turpentine steady at II. 1902 40; receipts
go barrels.
Tar firm at sl.4O receipts So4 barrels.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 6--Turpentine, firm at
3S4 receipts : sales =; exports =.
Rosin tirm receipts -; sales 400 exports -.
II, S1.5O; l, sl.5O; K, St.55, M S60; N, e. co. w 6
24o; w w, a275.
Savannah Ca, Fec. 6.-Turpentine quiet at
3s21; receipts 1923; sales sos; exports =.
Rosin h-m; receipts 5,Sls, sales 26lS; exports
Quote: A. B, G, sl3O; D, S1,SO; E, el.4O; z
u,45; q, 1.50; b. e1.55: l. sl65: X, Sl.65; NJ
UL70; N 81 10; VIC, ~ 80; WV U2.S5.
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FRANK w. BANNER,

Corn closed a shade to 1sc. higher and
oats NC. lower. Provisions at the close
were 21h to 7Rc. improved
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RALEIGH TOBACCO MARKET.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW York. Dec 6-s F. M--Mopey on call
firm at 405h per cent; last loan per cert
Prime me- camille paper HOAX per cent Sterl ng
ba 1kers bills at t5h04 si14 for demand and ct
4.ot y for 30 days Pos,-n rates e4.82H aud 1851
G NUMERICAL oils S460AQ4SlA. Silver ceitlf-
Gates 64Ns5 Bar silver C4k Mexican dollars
5Oss Government bonds X; Safe o DIS
nssctiye railroad bonds strong.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Dec. Ga determined e.
fort was manifest in the stock market to-
day to attract a renewal of speculation
for a rise. In the early dealings there
was fair degree of success attending the
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MUNYON'S
COLD
CURE.

When prof Muuyon says what his cold cure
will do he only saws what all the world knows.
Nearly everybody seems to be taking this remedy
whenever cold appears 1t relieves the head,
nose throat and lungs SO quickly that cold need
no longer be forecunner Of grip. dlphtherm or
pneumonia
Everyone of his remedies is as sure. All drug
gists, mostly 25c vial. Guide 70 health free
Write to Broadway and Goth ST., New York, Tor
medical advice free.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NoRFcz=, Va, Dec peanuts, new crop,
steady fancy pa serictly prime ~ prlm,
21SG ~ common, 1h@2; machine picked 27sQ
2% S,"snisl. new. Soc Der bushel.
PEAS-Blac keye, $3.50 penbag.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-12-07
cBAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. e.-Wheat was weak to-
day on lower cables and poor shipping
demand. January closing y to 1c. lower.