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PEDRO GIUSTI.

ting que celebrar6n mafana en- esta
ciudad los contribuyeates lsstima'
dos por el Bill Hollander, estark
concurridfsimo, y resultar6 IN aoto
imponente, que no deberA pasar de-
sapercibido para IN gobierno que
dice rinde quito & 10 voluntad del
pueblo.
Asistirau comisiones de toda 10
isla, pues el grito de protesta ss
1nanime.
Nal parados van 4 quedsr los
,autores y sostenedores de tan impo.
Utica como vejamin0sa reforma con-
tributiva.
Hoy q las dos de Ia tarde han
salido los Comisionados de Huma'
Gao.
Son los prestigiosos srs Bussd.
Cabrera, Bertran, Saez, Faura, We
ga, Noya y Julbe.
De sargento & General:
va general en- Jefe, que no 90
cualquier cosa.
Ha sido nombrado su-pe-rin
ten -den-te del rsmo de teltRra'
fos de Puerto Rico, el OK ssrgsnto
del cuerpo de sef1ales Mister L. S.
Nc Guigan
va le deciamos & Mendez que
estaban verdes.
Mientras haya un Mister, ell
Don no echa pa -lante.
Zero no sc han perdido todas
las esperanzas.
Sc emplearAn tslegrafstas
puertorriquef1os siempre que sea
possible.
Los que puedan recibir por el
dido, ser4n colocaios.
Desgraciados los que no puedsn
6 sepan recibir por ahf.
Y sigamos con telegrafstas. :
Aver Sc recib!6 aquf un telegra'
ma <auricularmentes ,recibido por
dido continental, que decia ssf:
<Dis marina urgeme espo julios
poder mos ir..
Traducido luego por carta este
galimatfas. SO supo que el despaoho
fue entregajo con 10 siguiente:
<Df mama, drgeme espejuelos
para podernos 1r,-
Ahora venga Dios y olga, si-no
son los telegrafistas contiuentales
los que debeu aprender ( recibir por
el dido, al menos en- castellano.
Tai vez saben recibir bien On
ingles, pero ESQ no. basta; hay que
Tecibir de los dos modos; a Ia amert'
cana J Ia espanola.
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NEw-YoRK MARKET, TO DAY
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

Y4 hemoA dicho que esta sobre
el tapete una reforms judicial.
Sc dice, que pars las Cortes de
mn continental, un federal y un re.
publicauo.
Los Fiscales que ctualmente
.prestan servicios no serAn promovi.
dos.
Veremos en- los fallos, como se
harmonizan las layes espanolas con
las continentales.
Nos decia nm jfbaro de Cangre-
JOS, que Puerto Rico ha pasado 4
>la categoris do fruta.
i No podiamos atinar con1ls1idea
Del fbaro. y tuvimos que pedirle ex
6licaciones
Deaenganese, Don Moncho, nos
dijO, Puerto Rico 90 ha convertible
en- lim6n.
Por todas parties 10 exprinen,
= " no nos queda mas que ID cas-
cara.
Y por que 81 zumG amarga. Pe-
70 deje'Qne SO Ways oreando, = vera
que hasta perdemos l. cxscara.
]. Mr. Hollandef, donssiero ! Te.
sorerc; u Mr. Cromwell, Dolegado,
haIn sosteuido agrio altercAdo, con
siI1otiyO del famoso. Bill. ssss
Defendieudo cads cual sus ideas
parAce que g sAIisroh del ,centro del
IsuadSante.
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Mr.. Hollander aleg6 superio1i'
dad en- categoria, y pidi6 SO le res
petase. -.,
Mr.. Cromwell replic6, one sfsu
contrincante ocupaba mn destino y
una plaza en- 81 Conseio, 10 debia 20
lamente 6 benevolencia del gobierno
q & iufluencias de sus amigos.
Que 81 era Delegado por Ia vo.
luntad del pueblo, y que entire un
elegido del pueblo y un elegido por
ell favoritismo, Ia superioridad no
era dudosa. Que Sc le debia respe'
tsr.
No conocemos ell epflogo del
drama, pero hemos de suponer que
volvi6 6 reinar Ia harmonic.
<Lupus non manducat lupus.s
Nos dicen, que como no existe
tratado de extradici6n por delitos
comunes entire Espaf1a y los Esta-
dos Unidos, tendr4n que ser puestos
en- lioertad los detenidos en- Cana
rias, por Ia fltraci6n cometida q la
Compaf1'a del Ferrocarril.
Ahora falta saber, 81 como
Puerto Rico no es los Estados Uni
dos, nj sabemos 10 que 6s, SO en-:
cuentre alg6h>sentido jurfdico que
aplicar al case cencreto relatado.
Por telegrama que recibimos
aver de nuestro Corresponsal de
Mayaguez, nos hemos informado
que todos los establecimientos mer'
cantiles industriales de aQuella
ciudad fueron cerrados para concu'
rrir al gran meeting de protesta
que Sc celebr6 contra ell famoso Bill
Hollander.
81 en- Puerto Rico hubiese union
y otra cosa que callamos, no pros
peraria 81 desastroso Bill de refe'
rencia; pero desgraciadamente aquf
puede hacerse todo impunemente,
como sc dijo en- las C&maras espa.
anolas.
Nos euvia un iai comunicado
DON Alvaro Martinez Leon, de Utua'
do. protestando de queIse haysu CO.
metido abusos con los ssiladosad
Benefcencia en- tiempos de la sdma
nistraci6n de Don Ramon Marin, Dr.
Goenaga, Don Ramon VilaI'
por squella 6poca era superin
tendente de la escuela el Sr Msrti
neE Leon , pudo apreciar de certa
las cosas ..
Valga ese buen testigo de sbono.
Los des6rdenes comenzaron lue
60.
~ t..
Ssgun el rumor ptblico, que Cir
cula entire los mismos republicauos,
hay algunos de los Srs Delegados
que no escorden su disgusto.
Parece que no resulta para su
satisfaction, que 81 Consejo no haya
aprobado algunas de las pl oposicio
mes discutidas en- 10 C6mara, y que
otras hayan sido profundamente al
| teradas.
Est4 ocurriendo simplemente 10
que vaticin6 LA RESPONDENCIA
hace meses.
Cosa id6ntica habria pasado 81
Ia CAmara se hubiese constituido
con federales.
.Toujour Ia meme chosses
Hoy ha salldo para Ponce y
Santo Domingo el Consul Dominica
| no, fOU0u 0MASO uO0oo1Os DOn' = ~ssAA
Henriques. I
Sabemos que 90 despidi6 del Sr
| GobernAdor, celebrando con dicha
] autoridad una cordial entrevista.
| Duraute 50 ausencia, desempe'
] nara el Consulado ga Canciller, Don
Juan e. Medina
| No queda duds de que el NEE
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Cdmara Legislative.
LeyeS aCordadaS y aprObadaS
pOr Ell Gobernador.
LE Y.
Para que un decreto determine los
deberes del seoretario de Puerto Rioo' y
los derechos que ha de reoaudar.

deberes del Secretario de Puerto Rico, y
los derechos que ha de recaudar.
Decretase por la Asamblea LIE
gislativa de Puerto Rico:
SECCION El Secretario ha
r6 constar Ell IN registro y archiva
ra actas de las sesiones del Consejo
Executive, y las leyes decretadas
psr la Asamblea Legislative, y to-
madas por el Gobernador, y promul
CARA todas las leyes decreta las por
la Asamblea Legislative.
SECCION II En- case de falle
cimiento, remoci6n, dimisi6n, g i'm
posibilidad del Gobernador, 6 de su
ausencia temporal de Puerto Rico,
ell Secretario ejercera todos los po
deres, y llenar& todos los deberes
del Gobernador duraute dicha va
cante, imposibilidad ausencia
SECCION III Ell Secretario
estara autorizado para emplear cuan
tos sustitutos y ayudantes sean ne
cesarfos al buen desempeGo de sus
deberes como Secretario.
SECCION w Ell Secretar{o
custodiara:
Todos los lbros,
expedientes, .escrituras, per-
programmes, mapas, y do
cumentOs que Sc tienen de-
positados en- Oficina, en- cum
plimieuto de la ley.
3 Ell gran sellod de- Puerto Rico.
SECCION V A lemas de los
deberes que acaban de seflalarsele,
incumbe al Secretario.
1 Recibir proyectos de ley y
acuerdos de la Asamblea Le-
gislatlva y cuidar de su con
servaci6n, y dar cumplimien
to a las demas obligaciones
que puedan habersele asig
nado por acuerdo de ambas
ca naras una de elias.
E,tampar el gran sello, con
Su :estimcnio, en- los tftu
los y crederciales, los per
t"rcs y otros inslrumentos
Luolicos, en- los cuales es ne
ceaario que ponga su tirma
Ell Gobernador.
3 Registrar en- los libros ada
cuados tcdos los traspssos
hechos favor del pueblo
de Puerto Rico excepto los
destinados servir para tie
rras pdblicas, entradas de
puertos, caminos carre-
teras todas las clausulas
de incorporation que hayan
sido archivadas con los ex pc
dientes en- su ofcina.
i Registrar en- libros adecua
dos todos los cambios que
que hayan ocurrido en- los
nombres
5 Obtenec y hacer que Sc ar
chiven en- su oficina recibos
de toaos los libros que distr
buya,
6 Facilitar a qaien la pida,
condicion de que pague 10.
derechos correspondence
lcopia certificada de la tota.
lidad 6 de .alguna parte IL
cualquiera ley, sxpediente
4 otro Instruments que este
archivado, depositado 8 regis
trado en- su oficlna.
Z Entregar tan pronto com,
sea possible, despues de ter
minada cada Legislature d,
la Asamblea Legislative, a
AW ~ S5OA pOOl1CO R6U(
de imp,imirlo, an indice d,
todas leyes votadas
acuerdos tomados con nota
al margen y actas llevada
en- dicha legislature.
8 Archivar en- su oticina la
reproducciones de los sello
que usan los diversos funci
narios insulares y los Ayun
tamientos, y facilitar & di
chos funcionarios, pero n
& los municipales, sellos nu
v0s, al costo, cada vez qu
SO requieran.
8 Anualmente, y Ell las otra
epocas en- que puede ser ne
cesario, redactar& una mem
ria Official, dando cuenta d
los trsbajos de So oficina 8
Gobernaaor de Bio Rico.
10 Llevar en- nm libro adecual
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Mansion EieCutiVa.

Mansf1a dos de Febrero. ha sido
81 dis designado para los funersles
de Ia Reins de Iuglaterra, yse Or
dens que en- dicho dia, como mani
festaci6n de respeto, las bsnderss
nacionales, eL los edidcios p6blleos
Sc enarbolen 4 media asia
CHARLES Fl ALLEN
..- Gobernador
EnerO 81 de 1901
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Advises from South Africa re-
port that De Welt has inflicted a
severe fogging to the city of
Klipfontein, and afterwards directed
peace Commissioners Vessels and
Morgandaae to be shot, Very grave
motives are assumed for this rigo-
rous decision.
A hard fought battle has taken
place between General Knox and
De Wett. It lasted many hours
and heavy losses were sustained
by the combatants, but De Wett
evaded the trap set to his forces by
skilful man9uvres and entered Ca
pc Colony by the way he had desig-
ned. The british troops were astoun-
ded with his dexterous manoeuvring.
London l.
General French also had an
important engagement with a boer
division two Thousand strong at
Wilgewalley. Casualties are igno-
red as no details are reported. .
Manila l. .
American troops had an enga-
cement at Manila with the Filipi-
nos and twenty of them were HI
lied.
Religions freedom has been pro-
claimed by the American govern
ment at Che Philippines. This de
cision mas been very alarming to
the friars now at. the Archipelago.
The English ambassador at Ber-
lin has been suddenly recalled to
England, and it is rumored it is
due to the startling news daily re-
ceived in London in connection with
affairs at the Transvaal.
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gan esta ley, sean y queden por la
presente, derogadas
SECCION XII-Este Decreto
empezarA 4 regir q partir del I de
Febrero de 1901.
WILLIAMS II. HUNT.
President OF the Executive Council.
MAN. F. ROSSY,
Pre- siden de Ia C&mara
de Delegates.
Bue1 negocio.
Por toner que ausentarse sus
duefos. Sc vende sel muy conocido
HOTEL INGLATRERA de. Ponce.
Para informes dirigirse q aus due
nos. g..
DIONlSI & GRAZINI.
A 16-3 IL
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New York 10.

Noticias recibidas del Sur de
Africa, anuncian que el General De
Wett ha castigado rudamente s 10
ciudad de Klipfontem Hecho esto
ha fusiladop seguidamente & Vessels
y Morgendaae, miembros ambos de
Ia Comisi6n nombrada por Inglate-
IRA para tratar de Ia paz Sc supone
que han debidO ser muy graves los
motivos que han obligado & De Wett
& proceder de manera tan rigurosa.
Londres 10,
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con pntr
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soma que e
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Londres 10.

La DaC8ll8 r0nlQ0 onCr0 los gene
nerales Knox, ingl6s, y De Wett, ha
sido muy fuerte y muy disputada.
Ia durado muchas horas, sufriendo'
considerables p@rdidas ambos ej6r.
citos combatientes. Pero De Welt
logr6 eoItaf 10 red que le habfan ten
dido las tropas brit4nicas, la evadio
con extfaordinarios movimientos tic.
ticos, y burlando & So contr1, Pc.
METRO en l. Colonia del Cnb p4r q.
punto que SO habia propudkto.y ri
ei6rcito ingl6s quedo sorprendido de
aquella maniobra inesperada.
El general ingl@s French, ha to
nido tambi6n nm encuen.ro impor.
tsnte en- Welgevalley, con upa-divi.
sion boer compuesta de mas de dos
mil hombres. Sc ignoran las ,bajss
que hayan tenido amhos ej6rcitos
combatientes porque no Sc han CO.
municado los detalies de 10 acci6n.
Manila 10.
Las tropas americanas han sos.
teAido en- Manila una seria escara.
muzs con los flipinos, pereciendo
veinte de estos en- Ell encuentro.
Ell gObierno americana ha pro-
clamado ID libertad de cultos en- FL
lipinas. Esta disposition ha causad0
.profunda alarma entire los frailes
que quedan en- 81 Archipelago.
Berlin 10.
El embajador ingl9s cerca de Ia
Corte de Berlin, ha sido repentina-
mente llamado s InglAterra, ~ re
susurra que este namamiont0 Il Bhe
relaci6n con las graves noticiAss que
sc reciben diariamente on Londres,
del NAL rumbo que llevAn los asunt0e
ingleses en- ell Transvaal.
Mercad0 de New York, hoy.
Harms de Trigo @EI Gigantic,
$3. 30 saco. 1
Harina de mais @Golde1 Mai.e,
1926 saco.
Forage der Schumacher $3.50
rociuo do Norton IA .26 barril.
Jsmones 81, Is las cien lbras.
SaIchichones a. $3.50 11.50.
MAntec4 corriente 30 IL 100
libraa
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A. MORENO CALDERON
A BOG ADO.
Bufete Luna So Altos.
San Juan Pto Rico.
a AZ Ill

POR GLEN DOLLA rs al con-
sado 9. vende un piano en- muy busn
estado, de Ia afamada f6brica do
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me-
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
marenos PA
The age-herald., 1901-04-16

The outside is taking but little part in til crop scare or something develops the trade will probably continue light.
 An explanation was given of Liverpool weakness that 1t was caused by selling for account of Manchester and Alexan- dria interests. The latter is to be infer red as a result of failure announced there some days ago, but the selling must have been of small amount as the break was of little consequence.
 We noticed quiet buying here nearly all day by shorts, This has been the case for a week and believe all would be will ing to cover around present range if it was possible Most urgent buying today was notable in the July, resulting in a lessening of discount
 It may mean that the long interest in May is selling that month and replacing for July Receipts were light except in extreme southwest.
 Port recepits at all points, for instance, were only 9,453 bales today, against 15,- 357 and 9,505 the same day last week and a year ago.
 At New Orleans only 1900 to 1900 are expected tomorrow, compared with 1.74S and 629. At Houston estimates are fairly large, being 4,700 to 5,200, compared with 8.159 and 1,122. Tributary to that point, however this remains particularly the bulk of what remains of the crop.
 Opinion-We think purchases on weak spots reasonably certain to show a fair profit.
The age-herald., 1901-04-16
DOUBLE DAILY SCHEDULE TO C1N- CINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
 LEXINGTON. 5-

No. 2 solid vestibuled train carries Pull man Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Bir- 5mingham to Cincinnati and from Bir- mingham to New York without change Cafe and Observation Car Attalla, Ala. to Radford. Va. and Chattanooga to Gin cinnati
 No. 4 carries Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birmingham to Louisville and Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Cincihnati: also free Re- clining Chair Car Chattanooga to Gin cinnati.
 No. solid vestibuled train has through Pullman Sleepers Birmingham to New Orleans and Birmingham to Shreveport Dining Car, serving meals a la carte vicksburg to Shreveport. Direct connec- ton at Shreveport with lines diverging for Texas, Mexico. California and the West
 FRANK s. CANNON, General Mana
 ger, Washington. D. c.
 s. H. HARDWICK. c. P. A., Washing
 ton, D. c.
 c. A. BENsCoTER. A. c. P. A., Chat
 tanooga, Tenn.
 J. c. LUSK. T. P. A. Birmingham. Ala
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Murphy & Co.'s Stock. uetter.

New York. April 15.-London prices this morning were fractionally, higher. Our market opened feverish and very unset tied. There was some good advances ear ly only to be followed by sharp declines, especially in the granger list. T. c. |. was one of the strongest features of the market. advancing under heavy purchases from 66@69A, a part of which was lost on the close although the trading was very heavy. Sloss-Sheffield was in better demand today and rallied to 3s; Republic Steel was shade higher with moderate transactions U. s. Steel. while active, was unchanged. The local traction stocks were strong and active especially Brook lyn. Peoples Gas gained over two points while Sugar rallied from 1471z to 15O, clos ing, however, somewhat lower. As a whole the stock market presents very strong front and prices are likely to go much higher.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 69d70Ac. Corn-No. ?, 4314@431zc; No. ? yellow, N3A @431hc.
 Oats-No. ?. 261s@27c; No. ? white, 29tzc; No. 3 white, 2S@291sc.
 Rye-No. 2, 53c.
 Barley-Good feeding 46c, fair to choice malting 51@5Sc
 Flaxseed-No 1, $1 .5S; No. 1 northwest ern, s1.5S
 Timothy Seed-Prime $3.S0. Mess Pork-Per barrel $14. .2nQ14. 25. Lard-Per 100 pounds sS. 321kdpS. 35 Short Rib Sides-Loose s. N0S. 40. Dry Salted Shoulders-Boxed 1G1Hc. Short Clear Sides-Boxed $S.371s@S.50 Clover-Contract grade s10. 75311. .00. On the Produce Exchange today quota tions were:
 Butter = Easy; creamery 15@2Oc, dairy 11@1Sc.
 Cheese-Steady, 11Q12Ac.
 Eggs-Steady; fresh 12c.
The age-herald., 1901-04-16
Financial.

New York April 15-Commercial-Adv tiser's London financial cablegram:
 The stock market here was waiting to- day, business being reduced pending the statement on Thursday of the budget and the policy of the government in raising money by another war loan or by taxes. The tone was-very irregular. American shares, although inactive, were firm on Saturdays bank statement and the gov ernments purchase of bonds, both of which incidents were read reassuringly. Berlin bought Fries early, giving the list lead toward better prices, but when New York prices came over with the news that Wall street was dull, sagging movement set in and lasted up to the close. The favorites here were Southern Railway preferred and the Union Paci- fics and on the expectation of a per cent dividend on the common, the Atchison issues.
The age-herald., 1901-04-16
The Coffee Market.

New York, April 15.-Spot Rio No 2 if1- voice, 61ac nominal; mild dull; Cordova SA to 1213c. Futures steady, prices five points lower in sympathy with sugar, market broad. Later in the day the mar ket became irregular and unsettled under room foreign selling brought out by fur ther declines in European market causing lower spot offerings here, large Brazilian receipts and absence of investments up There was somewhat of feature on the decline. The market closed steady with prices five to eight points lower Total sales were 22,OOO bags, including May, s5.45; July, $5.55; September, s. .65@5. 70; October, $5.70G5.75; November, s5.75; De- cember, $5 5S5@5 30; March s6O5
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Live Stock Markets.

Chicago, April 15-Cattle receipts 24,OO0 including 200 Texans; steady except me dium steers; Texans, firm; good to prime steers s5.O0Q6.00; poor to medium, $390@ 4.95; stockers and feeders, $275@4.75; calves, $4.00@550; Texas grass steers, $50 @400; Texas bulls, $2.75@390.
 Hogs-Receipts today, 24.000; steady on opening, easier at close; mixed and butch CTS, $5.90Q6.20 good to choice heavy, $605 @6.25; rough heavy, $5.90@6.0o; light, s5SO @6.1
 Sheep-Receipts, 24,0O0. slow; Colorado muttons, $5.25; good to choice wethers, $4 75@500; fair to choice mixed, 4.60@4. 80; western sheep, $475@5.O0; yearlings. $4SO @5.10; native lambs, s4.75a5.35; western lambs $5 OOd5 35
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Local Staple Groceries.

Flour-Best patent, s.75; Hugley's best 4.65; Tennessee patent. $40; half patent $385 @4
 Sugar-Granulated 5Ac; Y. .C., 5Ac. Coffee-Green 10@13c. ArbuckIe's pack. ages s12. 80, Lion packages s12.30.
 Cheese-New York full cream, 1skc. Lard. 9ssc basis.
 Meats = Clear rib sides. Sc; bacon bel. lies, 1OAc; dry salted bellies, 91kc; best hams 12c: four x hams, He: California hams, SEC; breakfast bacon, 121kc.
 Molasses-CentrifuGa 15@35c: sugar. house.. 2O@35c; Georgia cane, s6c.
 Rice-Per pound. 414c; fancy. 7c.
 Corn-Mixed 59c. white COG.
 Meal--Jim Dandy s10O, Joe Darter 9ec Hay Per Ton-Choice timothy, s20. 0p. No. I, $500: clover mixed. ss1s.5O; prairie s11 50
 Oats-Mixed 39c, white 40c.
 Bran--Mixed $20. .00, pure wheat s1. .00 Cotton Seed Meal-Per ton. s2200
The age-herald., 1901-04-16
LIverpooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool, April 15.--(4 D. m.)-Cotton- Spot, moderate business; prices un- changed American middling, 1 9-16d. The sales of the day were 1000 bales, of which 800 were for speculation and ex- jort and included 6600 American. Re- ceipts. 1000 bales, all American. Futures opened steady, and closed quiet and steady, American middling. L. M. C.. April. 4.29 sellers. April-May, 4.2804. .29 buyers; May-June, 4.2s@4. 29 buyers; June July, 4.2SQ4. 29 sellers; July-August, 4.2S buyers; August-September, 4.22@4. .23 buy CTS: September. 4.226D4. .2S buyers; October November. 4.06 buyers; November-Decem- ber CA buyers
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SPECIAL RATES
To New Orleans Via Alabama Great
 Southern Railroad.

Account General Missionary Conference M. E. Church, South, the Alabama Great Southern Railroad will sell round trin tickets to- New Orleans at rate of one fare. Tickets on sale April P. 2s. 2l. final limit May 2. 1901.
 Information and particulars cheerfullv furnished on application.
 J. c. LUSK. T. P. A.
 2o1s First Ave, Birmingham. Ala
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Birminqham City Bonds.
Fruit ane eroduce.

 Butter-Ciover hill, pdund prints. 27c; Elgin fstandard), 23c: bsxt creamery, 25c Mississippi. best grade. Poo: good country. l4d1sc: mixed country. 10c. Irish potatoes, 6Oc., Sweet Pota;oes-Tvhite. $150 per barrel yams s2.25 per barrel, Apples-Per barrel, s4259450 Bananas Per B~nch-cuiIs 5e975 cent: straights, s1.25@150. st Lemons-Per box, S3 25a3.50. oranges-Per box, g. 75@a. .25- Eggs, 15c.
 Poultry = Best friers, 25@2se; medium 1Sc: hens 271k@30c; Pelsin ducks, 3o735c puddle ducks, 2O@25c; turkeys on foot SO Sc; drawn, head and feet off, 121ac. Onions. at 31ec
 Cabbage-Per pound. 2c; per crate, s2. a5 Lima Reans-Per pound, 7O7Ibc. White Peas-Per bushel $2.75. Dried Apples-Per pound. 5la05c.
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OR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
 Physician And Surgeon. =

Three-fourths Of the persons who come to me to get cured of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Structure, l. o s [ Manhood and other private diseas ses have tried to get well by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflicted? It