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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04

ne had been asked TO sell IL. 900 bales Of
January cotton and ho made The stipuia-
ton that cotton must be here by January
'oth. Yesterday one of the most con
traders in New York sold $50
paies against cotton offered him IN the
south. The action OF the market. the
price Of Southern markets all Indicate
'his sort of thing is going on on a large
scale. Ia the second place We nave had
several very bullish factors, the small
receipts. killing frosts. etc. and in the
race OF them the market is now lower
man a month ago. In the third place the
market grows dullcr every day. The
January premium and accumulation is
Such That conservative people will not
trade. As the market grows dun il ccts
nardcr 10 manipulate and in order 10 hold
this market, the price is held by brute
force. II viii be remembered that this
sort CT thing was tried two years ago
III the spring OF the year with disaster
TO all concerned. The sentiment broke
the market. Fully fve-eighths OF the
crop had been marketed and Yet with
only a little cotton TO come ii there was
4 smash OF a cent 10 a cent and a half
a pound. Now We are in the midst of
the crop movement, three million bales
only, or only less than one-third
Of the crop having been moved, and the
same dullness is prevailing. We are not
willing to advise buying cotton under
the present conditions. We would rather
buy at a higher price, ever than now.
With conditions right.
BARBEE & Co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
MURFREEsBoRo &. r. BONDS INVALID.
Judge Jones Ho'ds the Election was Uncon-
stitutional and Void.

Especial to the News Il Observer
Murfreesboro, n. c., Oct. 31.-At the
present germ of HEREFORD court a case
OF great Importance was heard. 1t was
the case Of T. II. Debnam VS.. j. c.
Gritty, tax collector for Murfreesboro
township. The action was brought by
Mr.. Debnanl to restrain and enJoln the
defendant from collecting a special tax
levied by the county commissioners on
the NurfreesbCro railroad debt, and to
have declared void the bonds issued for
the entire Indebtedness, a~ggregating
over $40, 900. Judge Jones decided TIE
case in favor Of the plaintiff, holding
that the act under which the election
was held was unconstitutional and Void'
and that the total debt was invalid.
Judgment was rendered against the ce-
PENDANT enjoining him from collecting
the speciaI tax, from which judgment the
defendant appealed TO the supreme
our
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
WILSON'S TOBACCO SALES.
The Democratic Majority in the County EST
mated at 2,5C0 to 5. 900.

Especial to the News and Observer.
Wilson, y. G., Nov. Fourteen mil
lion pounds of tobacco have been sold
here this season at an average of about
twelve cents. 1t is believed over eigh-
teen million pounds will be sold by The
close Of the year.
The Democratic county candidates
closed their here today with
speaking in the courthouse. The Demo-
cratic majority in Wilson county is esti-
mated at froIy ., 800 to 5000.
The finances of the county are III fine
condition, 981h per cent. taxes collected,
all expenses paid and from twelve 10
eighteen thousand dollars in the treas
ury. Wilson is more prosperous and in
proving more rapidly in every way than
for years. The annex to the new Briggs
Hotel is rapidly nearly completion. This
is a live, busy town.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
WHITE MAN DROPPED DEAD.
Jackson J. Gargos Falls Dead on the Street
While intoxicated

jackson CT. Gargos, a white of this
city, dropped lead on North Salisbury
street. between Edenton and Jones, yes
terday at eleven o'clock. Gargos lived
on the corner OF North and Mcdowell
streets and kept a little store near
Dukes corner, IL East Raleigh. He had
been drinking and was under the lnfu-
ence of whiskey when he started home
with a package in his hand. Just IN
front Of the residence OF Mr. Tom Enniss
he dropped dead.
Those who saw him fall say that his
head struck q brick that was lying II
the gutter and that when they reached
him he was dead. A bottle OF Whlskey
was found in his coat pocket.
The BODY was taken 10 Mr.. JohI
| Browns establishment and then 70 NJ;
! home. He will be buried this afternoon
! Gargos leaves q wife and children. IL
! was about fifty years old.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
MRS. MARTHA HOLT's DEATH
An Eastern Christian Woman is Called to her
Reward.

There occurred yesterday afternoon at
$50 the death of a most estimable lady,
Mrs. Martha r. Holt. who was ninety
years of age.
Mrs. Holt was the widow of the late
Osborn Holt, and had been feeble for
some time, though she was conscious
up to the last moment There survives
her two daughters, Mrs. W. r. Blake and
Mrs. ". c. Richardson. both OF this city.
She was a devoted Christian. and for
sixty-eight years has been a consistent
member Of the church. Her membership
was with Edenton Street Methodist
church. She Will be mourncd by many
friends
The funeral service Will take place this
afternoon at 4:30 at the residence. $50
East Hargett street, and the interment
Will be in the city cemetery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04

York Noe. with the holiday in
..'- s1I the coming holiday here, the
market ruled even duller and more
today. Moderate activity and
.7+-y higher prices were shown at the
though there was an undertone
+.-sa-arItv. The greatest gain at
1.e-.ag were in Manhattan, st.
H.. "-6 San Francisco, and Colorado
t-1 Iron. Apparent covering III
ing brought a fractional advance in
Stock and it was reported that one
~. brokers' had bid 67H for any part
t." sharcs of the common. Other
" ri carly strength were ROCK
-l -14 Canadian Pacific. The special
Was most prominent, but ftuctua
""#e INSIGNIFICANT. Many Of the
c.t. Issues were neglected. Kansas
5. foFr Scott, and Memphis, which
g.. -- with d one point advance, lost
7a1h and more on mc3 trans
The buying of Colorado Fue
"tla1ted 10 two widely different
FL. @r and was the only feature OF
Industrial class. Manhattan
r was not sustained, the stocf
f.-. q net loss on comparatively
a.-. ..@asactions, of ovcr a point. The
s.. .-''ment had not entered very
INTO the calculations of traders
rather better than many look
tH" The selling which followed II!
aa lacked explanation. The clos
"Ail and weak. The surpTlSln'
b.. oI the bank statement was tn
expansion of loans. Last week
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.

Especial to the News and Observer
New York, Nov. 1.-Selling by eNpor-
ters against purchases Of spots at the
South and the execution of stop orders
caused an easier feeling in cotton today,
although the market is only three points
below the low level reached some weeks
aco, There is sufficient buying around
81 cents to. at least a good rally
and the export demand is sufficiently
active to IL speculation at the
present level of values. Receipts II
tinue very light, while the absorption
nv spinners is on a scale much larger
than ever known before.
TARRANT & KING,
IS Broad Street.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
Hereafter Superior Court
Judges Must Stop
Right Thar"
las;'ce son'gomerys Decision SUCCESS the
Q-a>: ne" Long ] Dead HOG ag Il:
lie in ho. Water Be.1s he TIA.
Of he Water Would Sc the
Hair on him so,he hAir
Can nj Be Sc-aosd

We ASKED & LAWYER NAo A.t real rs ~.
Ns~s ara Observer r., eali ,yxs IS. ac
last op.a.on 8 - supreme Gear, il -.
case q Gatts Il, Kilso vss, was hs
opinion e this Lass a,,.rau1. & - 5oars
2 granting smother a,~ tr.al He r..
piled Well ;ne granting of u,e
Trial in this case. and ~ sa1-, u thr
court 70 recongs!, this opinion vtth -,
former decisions 81 ~. court wsth rtt.s
cncc 10 w!thdr4niug Incompetent evidence
from The jurv during the progress 80 thv
trial. Without unsettlipE the law rs as.t-
ruling the ioglne. decisions 81 shr eaat
Is hardly satisfying 70 tae legal a.H1.
Put = 2 metaphysical aielul>..oa ia
mental science. upon The length - Iafat
Incompetent evidence Improperly admit
TED 10 The jury may remain wttA gtc
jury. Without making Sayh .utrayeatlr
impression upon the minds 81. tho 8ugs
IS cannot bc removed ry The trial luIe
Withdrawing Il FROM the jury hcsosc were
diet, this las decision is absolutely uai-
az in its character. and without Il lray.-
dent The court has NO S1la .a th.~ uptu-
ion just exactly how mach incompetent
evidence might be admitted nor hoN
long such incompetent evidence NIGH
Ut animated. i3I HON Ab-aE N-AtA 4t#sl44=t~
Tent evidence may ht presented TO the
minds or an ordinary jury before 81.
WOULD penetrate and soak into their
brains, ana ind d lodemvn, there. such
a. the trial Judge co@ld not remota hy
withdrawing IL. And herein lies ,ht rub
TO rub il out, 80 TO speak.
1t would seem that if this decision IS
to be The rule To govern trial Judges
hereafter. when the trial judge finds
that he mas through iuaIycrteuee. or
otherwise, admitted incompetent eylaou,e
TO the Jury. his only safe cours, lis. Ia
stop right thar. as one OF our trial
Judges used to say. and make a mistrial.
and then call and cmpannel another jury
to Try the case. or continue thc case an
til the next term.
He said further: There are some
things in nature, which 10y human ohser-
vation and experiment may be calculated
to almost a mathematical certainty. for
Instance. how long a dead hog might lie
in hot water before the heat OF the wa
ter would set the hair on him, 50 thar
the hair carnot be scraped OF or. how
long a cows hide would have to lie in
tanoosc before the TAME acid woall soak
| into the hide, so that the tanner might
curry it; tut just how long il would take
for incompetent evidence to penetrate" the
skull Of tho average juror. and soak into
his brains, Sc that a trial judge cannot
by withdrawing it rub out The impress
sion made by it. is q metaphysical
problem beyond my ken, and the decision
| itself does not settle i. This last de
cision however. like the former one,
leaves. a pathway 10 another jury stilI
| open to the plaintiff"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04

S Sbbl., Il, ,oVlG62H Lard. Der 100 lbs 10 100 HAS,
saI oa tbs sides 0cose) sll62A dlas.X Dry.
.1oShouiders tboxedl 10 0Ulcio25: short ci-sf
CONTRACT grade. $40 a.
NEW YORK.
NkW YORK. Nov l-Flour WA 50 sc-
l'H- hinnesota pataats ~ #l0.4 IN. din lnsers
tnI1a3E'; winter straighrs siyJ9 = %: winter
papents - dok3:o low grades sa45t3lI
sesrr "oot quiet good s3.l9I3 70; cnoIc- 70 fancy
of~andywine :. iJ05i.
E hss aS, DIM IL iss ss,ss'n AZ: s:..e .
Bssley malt quiet; western GIT0i
.s-tpot e ~; No , red, ~ Option
c~orn-,spos s'eaay: No. noos :. : ~ .o,,-,.D.
= ~ aln May ~; October :; Sovember :
-: DC ober -; December ga
pee. stsady family sls.Grtla 90 mess 10. 5na II;
Unt s.t'yaI5o, beef ams ~. 50S2l.5o.
oua meats irregular: licked De- lies sI2sm 1914.
piGkl d rho Ideas *; pickl d hams .I:misn.
a. easier; WESTERN CITE AIMED $ll. -: Octobe,
he ointment ll.50; conLonn- 7Ia7s
rofk trIn: lansly e2l.DG: snort clear s2l Gsa
Zj:OJ mess 1892 Is. -.
1ailoW easy; city 800 par uscgape es< cam
Try ptckages frce) 6ssmGL
Kosln mr. strained -nnmor to good. sl.Oal- -
aufpentlne firm at 54xN55
Japan 4A@4a.
Gonee-.uot Rio quiet; No. Z inyoiece 81.
mid steady; Cordova T10I2.
nugsr-fa" was firm far refining 3K
centfi1ueal, So test, so; refined sugar nrm.r:
sres 4 d 80; STANDARD A +@: con:eotion.
10: Rranulated so; cubes %.
Molasses stea1v New UrI.ans. oman lettle
good to choice 314l.
Bitter st"ad,; extra creamery 81: wes'e-n
creamery. fr.sn 22A imitation creamery I+dlS:
factory 1905; state dairy $50 "A.
cheese q L: full cream, small colored. old
IN II W 12A snail wh,.e, o d, I2~ new, l2a
Eggs stead, average best 2+o25: stat. and
fennsytVanin 22N2 western, candle !. SlEN2.:
T lrigefated rs; southwestern. lGG T..
Potatoes steauy New YORK ana western l.1j
N2.U; ersey l.1Td I ong Island 2.OO0 II:
south Jersey swe, IS 81.
PEANUTS quiet; fancy n"ud-picked 5A; do
nestle
Csbbae-s du'l:' Norfolk, barrels -; Iona
Island, per 100, sl.5)D2.U.
treights TO Liverpool; cotton by steam er lie
krrain Id.
Cotton seed oil was steady. Prime crude
barrels :. O. b. mills, 2.M24H. prrn4 summer
yei!o" 5l|W.S; off SIMMER yellow s.: prime
white II: -rme wtuter yellow Ala t.: prime
meal 1900 2S.0 co nominal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
STORES

WILMINGTON, n. c. Nov. J. Tupentint
firm at 81; receipts 81.
ROsin firm at s.. 5Wt.'O; receipts sos.
relS.
Tar firm at 81. 40; receipts l39.
SAvASSAH, Ga. Nov. !. Turpentine firm
at 5th DC receipts 1.22O: sales SIS; export.
FOL.
Rosin firm; receipts 1914; sales sse
exports 2.7Io.
$. quote e? F: a: s1 3; g G! si si:Ss: d IL. s si,7G: f !
200; +. $3.50; NJ. $500; n, $3.50; W6
S3.75: WV Sis.
CHARLESTON. S. G.. Nov. l. Spirits tur
exports 80.
Kosin firm receipts sales IN; ex
Quote A, B, {. d, f, st.3s: \. sl.45. G
S155; FL. 81 Z i, S2.CO: K. $3.50, NJ. $500
N. $3.50; VIC SIS: WV S41S.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
Rarbee g. Co.'S
Cotton Letter

Especial TO the News and Observer
New York, Nov. 1.-Cotton.-Ihere are
several things about the cotton market
that require thought, Bulls, or those
looking for higher prices may be able 70
explain them satisfactorily TO US tleS
are rather ominOuS and we are llanh
TO say sisus of the lines are not Such q
to buyers. In the lfSt place
every firm in the market having con
nections With the South IS selling COTTON
for delivery in December or January
One broker told US this morning INA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
STOCKS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE statement OF
the Associated Banks for the week end
ing today shows: Loans $S78. 500 700, in
crease 81 1882, 100; deposits 1898, 79l 200, in
crease 81 ,1O5, 300; circulation SAP, 093 900,
increase 81 1858 coo; legal tenders S70,292, :
500, increase $S42. 500; specie STA, 524, 900,
increase 5,401. 500; reserve $2+4, ISL, 800
increase 1884, 100; reserve required 1923,
i47. 500, increase So 76, Ats: surplus $21,
33910o, increase SO, 557, 625; Elk. L. S. Dep.
s3l.419.5 25. increase $3,5S7,725
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
BONDS.

J.S.Ref. 2~'s reg..1C9A
S. s. Ref. 2's cou 1o9A
u. S.3's reg ......fCS
O q ........1t s
q. s. new as reg 13hh
O ..... * 4
q. 8. old AZ reg.11l
coup ......111
q. s. SIS reg.....104A
COUP. ....1O44
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1O1A
adj 4's....., 60
Bait. & O. 4's...101
do 1-2's. 94H
do Of 4's..1Oz
Can. So. 2nds....1074
C. of g. 5's.......103
list incomes, 1875
C. & @. 4H's.... 104h
G.. & A. 3 FPS. tOb
c.. B. & q. AZ. GO
CM&StP gen 4s1l34
c.. 81 N. con 7's..1o4
c., r. l. & P. 4's.1oSA
CCC&SLgen4's.1 $1,000
Chicago Ter. as. a7H
Colo. So. 4's..... 9314
ID &. Rio G.4's...1OI
E. prior lien as. 90
Erie Gen 4's..... 85A
| F.W.&.D .C.1sts IA
Hook. V. IL 1C6N
| L. u n. uni. IS o
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
MOVES IN
' VERY NARROW RUT
,,,roaching Election Check
- ing Public Trade.
,eV YORK IS BEARISH
e.. , Holiday in London and a Coming Hollis
5,y Here, Stocks Rule Even Dul'er
Then Has Been the Case
oflate.
Associated PreSs.)

r. me Associated Press.)
.. Nov. business today in
..f- has been without feature IN
...,-.nt of either staple or fancy
u.-.rd moderate and prices I'M
a1.S Warm market easier for cotton
..~7 I'm. a-n for all other kinds.
HrW YORK COTTON.
Work. Nov. THE cotton market
N", ear,rv steady with prices l to 2
5''"' ,-v-r and FOR the rest Of the early
.o-- followed n narrow rut with spec
.+ '.u ebn, even for a Saturday
',.,;7.r The dominating influences
gu. ..rsa. the weather over the great
.'. ...4u Of the belt favorirg late cot
. . H.. receipts at the ports and in
u" TOXINS being liberal, the Liverpool
.- .-an5ng ! point decline where no
MAS due on the New York clos
.t,.-. night. the reports from South
~7 ... cotton markets telling of rather
-s-arI with prices barely main
...-- TO liberal offerings from the
-,r and the prospects favoring in
r~-.aints during the coming
. r WAS reported that another cold
.ra hal developed in the extreme
,..eu..- lur me local trade was in
..r.7r TO hulIish information Of any
The rgmmission houses were poorly
-,.,..5 with buying orders and the jan
.-. raal aoutingent devoted energies
'..- TO The m~aintenances Of that OPP
.r- q points over the March and MAY
.,--a-e. The South and Europe were
ii. SELLERS early in the day, but aside
ram his business was strictly profess
..~a, 1ai mostly of a Weekend realizing
r-....r sentiment in local circles
WIS sssr.sr. The approaching election,
. SON.. extent, served to check public
mGa-
NV YORK Nov. Lotion futures open
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04

Mex. Cen. 49,. sOK
do LIST Inc. 27A
MINI. 81 st. l. 4'si033s
ii. K. q T. 4s.... 99l4
2nd's...... IS
n. (. G.. 1sts..,..1O2Ss
do gen 3 1-2'.1O7
N J. G. gen. 5's..13oH
No. Pac. 4's......1O3h
3's........... 1871
n, Il. W.con. 4's.1(OA
Reading gen. IS 97N
st Mton SIS IA
st. L Fgen4's1tO
St.L. S'wes rs. 9S
do 2's........ eS
S. As s75s
So. Pac. 4's...... 93K
So. Railway 5's..119
7. q 2. 1sts.......11ON
T.,St. Law. As. so
Union Pac. As. .1Os1s
do cow. 4's.1O71
Wabash ists.....117T
2nde ........1O9
do. Deb. b.. sos
West Shore 4 s..1J3
w 5 l., E. IS. 92A
wis. Cen. 4's.... 92A
Mobile & o. As. 95A
c. of Ga.con SIS. !?
1st incomes. 81
I'd incomes 80,
| Con. Tob.. 49,. 6oA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-Dullne6S preNalleu oi
the Board of Trade again today anu VIZ"
general liquidation prices had d
ward tendency, December "hedC io
half a cent lower. December corn ""7 .
I'd oats 81 nc lower. January pro-
Ijrior. closed 121k 10 271ac lower.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
OTHER COTTON MARKETS,
7 YORK y

... YORK., %ov.1 Up. m: Money on call
at ! per cent: closing bid and
per cent; last loan = per cent.
-. 4@reautile paper hut per cent; ster-
eA.4A .2e steady with actual businessin
-.E- bills at A.8bI04.S6M for demand
--t. as = for 70 days. Poste1 rates 4S4@
aF1 Commercial bills 4.82HW483A;
1@ s-F@- 50h. Mexican dollars 39N. GOV
p.r--s-. bonds steady; State bopdsinactlve'
"--Eo~t bonds steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04

Hon. George A. Jones. judge OF the
Sixteenth District, spent yesterday II
Raleigh on his way from N~ortnamptof
county to his home to vote. he VII
hold court next in HEREFORD county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS

BALTIMORE. Nov. l. Flour dull; White,
extra 2.atI3.U0; do. clear g. la 3.225: do. straip h,s
patents g. .Ou.3.sa.
Wheat dull; SCOT and October 1+IM7J; D.
center i3ZQ6; No. ; red -; steamer No.
Z red 69S; southern wheat bJ sample 6SN 10
southern on grs e.
Corn easier: spot =: new c: oil, November
81; the year 4sA@4sM; No. 2 mixed :; Southern
nlite corn 65T6S
Oats frrn; No. > white, new, 3dl36H; No. F.:
mixed, new, 33X.
eve steady: Nc. 2 nearby, 5GH; No. western
$50 5sH.
hutter firm: fancy imitation 2G02l; fancy
creamery 2T0.6 lancv ladle store packed ;.
Eggs firm; fresh 24025.
Cheese firm; large l.O12la medium l2H012A
small l2XWl24.
Sugar firm; rne and coarse granulated AK.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
a.no rntures RANGED as Iollows:
oprNr va. HIGHEST. / LOWEST. oLo"
WhnR1
cash quotations were as foIioWs

Flour was steady: winter e % eo5.s co. o: DO DO.
$50 ssis:sh H., - 1 loS a. soirs gears pste 81 .S s. i%aa9S
sprrns sp ps;s -. ao 4 20 bsKers IL ,.5Gs2:5
90 wsea' ": : %spfl Corn X &. 40 s4a2 s NO 10. : ;
No. , red. .oAgS''1 Oats N. tx; -. 2, write
S S9so" No. 5 White ssn@13sl., %, st to choice SH; m n ting !
iBt.1risy-eood sesd issa as % $ $; M sl' % North Western
43I16; 80. timothy seed 81. 10 Mess pork per
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
sEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Seaboard AR I'm
common 295s a3kcd; preferred 4'A "sAe"'
Bonds-4'S, So bid.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
Bid. Asked

Corrected daily by Grimes & Vass.)
BONDS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04
LIVERPOOL

50. oC'F0N CI0-eU GuII; mIuuIlHV WD,AHUs
AS mtG1lug Gulf $50; sales 1,4S7 bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-04

L~rrrrar. Nov. IA p. m.-Cooton-Spot
a~.-ra-c business done; American middling
TAR g o; good middling 4.64: middline
80. .5w middling Asa; good ordinary
~ a~rGineev $50. The sales of the day
we're 5000 bales. Of which 500 We're for
g.n.a-.0u and export. and included i.+CC
american. RECEIPTS $4,000 bales, including
.G0|AuErisau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
9ur S~trifcInae.

9er 3o6lengrGber : Strife ite6t in
Der 3e6nten Wo9e. Seine Partei
mu9t Miene gum Ginlenten, jeOe re6z
net 3uper1i6tli9 auf einen giinftigen
Nu5gang. BON benz beuti9en Sage
miro fir ben 8~ergarbeiter : 9trite
biel ab6Gngen, benin 6eute niro Die
NQtional : Contention Der 8ergleute
in S~nOianapolis 5teuung gu Dem
QustanOe tbrer penniplDaniiden Sc
nofen ne6men. Der 8ei9luB zines
@Dmpat6ie : @trites niirpe 100000
8ergleute in l1ntbdtigfeit DerieBen.
Die Jolgen pdren tief einI4netoeno
in Die @ef6dfts6etriebe 3ablrei6er
Snouitrien, Die auf Soblen an8spie@
fen iino; 3auienbe unb N~bertauienOe
orbeitsniGiger 9dnOe mdren gum
6eiern perurt6eilt. Sin S1mpatbiez
@trtfe Ieitens Der @ei4toblen@8ergz
leute tit i6rigen8 ni6t Te6r pd4rz
19einli9, benin ite iinO cOntrattli6 9ez
6unoen urb peroen ni6t 10 mir ntdts
9ir ni9ts cpntraftbri6ig tper0en. Sn
10 Itritefreubigen 3eiten, ME mir tie
bieTes Sa9r baben, ldBt ii6 iibri9en5
ni9ts p%or6eriagen. GrbiBte unO aufz
geregte @emiit6er reiBen Die WiOerz
itrebenDen nit. unO Die eigenItnnt9
able6nenbe 9altung observation-disclosures,
lie BON teiner S6li9tung etpas nil
len nplen, Ionbern einfa4 untermerz
flung Der 8ergleute Oerlangen, mag
auf bic fpeitli4en 8ergleute @influB
buben; immerAin BARI man erparten,
baB bas rubig unO fiibl a6mGgenOe
glement bas llebergepi4t beAdlten
pirb. @ttpas aber nirD man BON
benz Nationdl : gonpent Der 8ergleute
eriparten biirf EN-: energii4es unD
t6atfrGftiges @intreten fir bic pennz
fDlpanif6en Strifer unD cine ret4lt4e
finan5ieqe unteritiiBung, pel6e ben
5trifern bas Qus6arren ernDgli6t.
0as S9isosgeri6t bat peridgt, benin
bic Minenbeiiber lebnen feline Diem te
nit ben @orten: IS tit nidts gu
I9li9ten! al. Die Regierung lit nod
ni6t aus benz Stadium Der Inter
Iu6ung unD Der @rpGgungen beraus
aefpmmen. 90 bleibt ben 8ergleuten
als ein5iges Mittel Die Selbfhilfe,
Der G6icagoer Strife bat geitern
mad 5ebntdgiger 9auer Elm iibsrra~
I6enoes @noe ~gefunben. Die Nus@
itGnbigen beI4IO1en, tire 4rbeit tptez
Der auf5unebmen unb bic itreitigen
Sragen Der @in3elerieOigung gu itber=
lafIen. 0iefes umfaIlen mub befrem=
ben. Man teBt bod feinen 4usitano
lei9tfsrtig in Scene, Der einen S4a@
ben BON etna 10 MiQionen Dollars
nnrichtpt aim Werdniider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
Scripatete Gntpefnng.

Nep $ n, Conn.,, Is. Suit,
= Die GOuntpJgommihde bon yfefp@
6aben baden in Dem neuen, am l.
cSuli in 8raft getretenen StadtsgeieB
iiber Die 2icsntiirung BON 8irtAidaf@
ten bic peripatete @ntoefnng gemaat,
baB DISQUALIFICATION, Die ~innerRal5
200 SUB BON elmer Stride oDer S6ule,
einem 9pftamt ober einem 5rieDbofe
gelegen iinp, ni6t licentiirt tperpen
biirfen. Die @eieBbeitimmung lit
5ipar ni9t bier, aber in W~aterburp,
Merioen unb anberen Ortf4aften in
Dielen SGlen ni6t bea4tet porben.
Sir bic 5ebler, Die gema6t fporDen
limb, fann erff i'm nd6ften Sabre, bel
Der 0euDertheilung pon 2icen5en, Obj
billie gei4affen perben. Sn3pii6en
mlnen Diele Wirt619aften gsi6lo1en
fperoen uno fir Den Staatsi6aB piro
bur9 Die GeieBbeitimmung Elm bebeuz
TENDER 4usfal in ben Ginndbmen err
ite9ers