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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-30
THE TRADE SITUATION.

New York. November Pr G. Dun
& Co. ; review of trade tomorrow viii
say:
''Seasonable temperature ana holiday
purchases stimulated retail trade, making
results more satisfactory during the past
week than at amy recent date. I'M
provement was most conspicuous in
heavy wearing apparel and kindred lines
that have remained dull because of the
mild weather. Another encouraging feat
ure was the resumption OF work at the
New York mills. although there is still
much idle machinery, especially in the
textile and iron Industries. Thousands
OF operatives are idle because Of the shut
down at a few of the paper mills. In
view Of the numerous wage reductions
there is noteworthy harmony between
employees and workers, indicating that
labor leaders appreciate the necessity of
sharing in the reimbursement. Grain ship
ments Increased with the approaching
close Of navigation OH the lakes, and
freight traffic was subjected TO the great
est pressure of the season. But there is
less than the customary complaint OF
delay. Railway earnings for three weeks
OF November averaged 5 2 per cent larger
than last year
1T is al last possible to perceive an
Improvement in the demand fer pig iron,
due to the exhaustion Of supplies of con-
sumerS tie extensive reduction in OUT
pat and absence of further price con-
SESSIONS. business is by no means brisk.
nor IS there any expectation Of whole
some activity during the remaining weeks
OF this Year yet there is evidence Of
returning confidence with the lapse OF
time. Makers of structural shapes are
aIso looking forward to a resumption Of
building operations that We're deinoralized
and discontinued because of contentious
between employers and wage-earners.
Textile manufacturing conditions are
without alteration Colder weather slim
ula1eG retail trade IN w0oleRs and worst
EDS but as yet there is no Improvement
IN piece goods
Despite some conservatism among
shoe buyers, there is a brisk demand far
quick delivery and requirements are IN
CUES lonahly large. In the leather mar
ket there is an increased demand FOR
hemlock sole both in home ana exnort
orders. NNp0'
Failures this week numbered 2se in
the United States against 2i3 last year
year ago. q
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changed. The demand is limited by the
excessively his prices asked for the fruit.
Malaga grapes We're never better, more
plentiful or cheaper, the market being
we'll supplied at low range Of prices.
There IS a scarcity of almost all kinds
OF nuts, and as the demand increases the
prices will gradually 90 higher, with the
exception of cocoanuts They show a
weakness, with little or no change in
price.
Poultry has been one of the cheap ar
tlcles of trade for the past week, and all
receipts of anything like good stock has
met with ready sale at liberal prices.
EGGS are very scarce and high, the ten
dency being for continuation of the
present prices.
Butter Is slow sale, there being but lit
Tie demand for anything but table stock.
There IS 4 strong demand for game of
an descriptions, especially dressed rah-
bits, quail and squirrels. Receipts are not
equal to the demand, consequently prices
are ranging higher.
Irish potatoes have taken a squirt. and
today's market shows an advance of 10
per cent per bushel, with a very limited
supply and a heavy demand
Sweet potatoes are in better demand the
glut having cleaned up, with light re-
ceipts and much better prices.
onions have been a drag on the mar
ket but are showing moe firnness i'll
price and should advance, as the demand
grows heavier every day.
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Groceries.

Atlanta, November 28.-Coifee, per 100
pounds, Arbuclde's sIiao; Lion $780,:
Blue Ribbon $1,000; ground coffee choice
Toe; fair &c; prime Sc Sugar, standard
graduated 8. Sirup New Orleans open
kettle S3@4 IS; mixed choice 2o@2a. salt
dairy sacks, ST 3o@ 40: barrel, bulk.
So so; ice cream 81 common 55M6oc
Cheese. fancy, full cream twins. l2Mc;
singles SC, Matches. IS. 45A065c; 3o0s
sisoQl75. Soda, Arm and Hammer.
SIZE Crackers, soda SIC; cream 7c:
ginger snaps 612c. Pie peaches Sl.75: Ia
BE peaches s27503. Canned tomatoes
SLIGO Canned corn So Best mince meat
Zoe h: choice e ID OYSTERS. f. w,
si85: L. w. ST 20. Fancy head rice 7c:
head rice &C. White fish 6o-lb. keg. So 90;
white fish ioolb kegs. 81. 40; mullet fish,
8o-lb kegs. $780, maccaroni &c h. Pork
sausage s1ac HI. Sardines. oil case, So. rs ;
sardnes mustard. $3.50. Salmon. case.
SIS. 60Q5. SO. Pepper sauce. dozen. Coo Cat
sup. pints, dozen. 85c Mustard dozen,
9oc. Pickles. I5-gallon, COOS, SIS SO.
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Gin Used Fire To Free Herself.

been bound and gagged by a negro thief
In the residence Of Mrs. r. A. Barclay,
on Grand Boulevard. plucky l6-year-old
girl employed as a domestic, burned the
cords from her wrists and chased the in
truder from the house with carving
knife.
This is the story as related by the girl
whose name is Anna Hastings. Opening
the cellar door in response to knock,
she says, negro seized her by the throat,
dragged her to the kitchen, and after
tying her, forced a napkin into her mouth,
while he proceeded to ransack the house.
The girl dragged herself to the range
and succeeded in freeing herself. receiving
severe burns in the operation.
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INVITATION FOR ROOSEVELT
Asked To Attend Louisiana Purchase
Cereln onies in New Orleans

Asked To Attend Louisiana Purchase
Ceremonies in New Orleans.
Washington, November 23.-Senators
Foster and McEnery and Representative
Meyer, OF Louisiana. today presented to
the president formal invitations from the
governor OF their state and the Louisiana
Historical Society to attend on Decem-
her I9 next the ceremonies incident to
Che celebration Of the centennial Of the
transfer 10 the United States OF the
Louisiana purchase.
The celebration is TO be held at New
orleans IN the Cabido, the identical
building In which the transfer Of the vast
tract Of country too~ place, and win be
very ELABORATE. President Roosevelt ex-
pressed doubt Of his ability to attend the
celebration on account of his public du-
ties, but promised to take the matter up
with members of his cabinet, Indicating
that one or more of them might attend.
Invitations have been extended 10 the
cabinet and 70 the French ambassador
and 20 the Spanish minister to partici,
PAT the celebration.
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MARRIAGE Directory sent free. Pay when
Select Club. Dept ae, Tekonsha, Mich
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Water Covered With Kerosene.

Wilmington, n c. November az
(special)--One OF the big tanks at the
STANDARD OIL Company's branch plant
here the largest south Of Baltimore,
sprung a leak early today and thousands
OF gallons OF kerosene flowed into tie
river
The city docks tonight are full of It
ana as precautionary measure Mayor
ploynent of twenty-five watshmcn along
the water front TO guard against pos
sible fire.
Very little if any information as to the
leak can be gained from headquarters
Of the company here.
Officials say only three or four hun
dred barrels of waste product has es-
capped, but more than that amount has
been skinned off the water ana saved
by boatmen and negroes who have been
carrying it out Of the docks By bucket
fulls all the afternoon.
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~ Ign Monthly aud Expenses; no experience
" u needed: position permanent; self-selter
~ ~ TEASE MIG. CO.. Dept o3. Cincinnati,
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HANsoN's CALL CAUSES FEAR
He Wants To Inspect All Depart
me1t Payrolls.

Savannah Ga, November 27.--(Special)
Chairman j. q. Hanson. of the board Of
directors of the Central railway. has
created alarm and CONSERVATION among
officials and employees by calling for the
payroIls of the various departments.
which the auditors force Is now busily
engaged III preparing for him.
This IS taken TO mean that Major Han
son intends either 10 cut salaries or re-
duce the forces The present payrolls are
those sanctioned by John NJ Egan, who
has just retired as president of the Cen
trail.
A railroad man of New York said to-
day that 1t is generally understood there
that General Superintendent 7. d. Kline
is to be made general manager of the
Central
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Negro Slurs the Army.

Raleigh. N. c.. November 6.-(Special)
The supreme court decides an odd sort Of
case. A negro was on trial for larceny
and one OF the prosecuting counsel took
occasion in the course of his argument
to say that the man had been a soldier in
the federal army. this being used against
him
was appealed on the ground that this was
an undue argument. though counsel for
MIN did not at this time except it.
Tie majority OF the supreme court
holds that 1t was necessary at the time
to except, but Judges Douglas and Mont
gomery dissehted holding that the SUI
preme court had power to review such an
error. even without executions.
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Mcc,,1lougl Bros Fruit Letter.

Atlanta November 28--After The holI-
DAYS of THANKSGIVING the trade is over.
The market conditions on most everything
is greatly improved. However, there is
Still an abundant supply of oranges and
apples on The market.
Oranges are selling exceedingly slow
this season, and the prices being obtained
for them are lower than they have been
at any time since the freeze.
The annie situation is pretty much in
the same si.uqtion. The supply has been
very heavy, much in excess of demand,
but the market is cleaning up to some
extent and a general change We hope to
see take place very shortly.
Lemons are slow sale at reduced prices.
The banana situation remains I'M
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Country Produce.

Atlanta, November 28.-Eggs. fresh ESQ
PIC. Country smoked bacon li@i21ac;
hams. l3ml5. Butter Georgia fresh ia
bic 1920: Tennessee table 1920: Jer-
soy, 2563o; cooking butter l5Ml6 !;
conditions improving Live poultry. hens
32J2035; fries, large rs 10 27b me-
dunn. 22i4@25; small 8@2o. Ducks pud-
die 2oQ22i2; Pekin 27030 Dressed
poultry hens 1904 per pound
fries. I4Q0l sc per pound: cocks io@I2c per
pound; turkeys t5Ql6. Onions. new
crop 5000 bushe Cahbases. Virginia
iAMi1a per pound. Sweet potatoes,
new crop eC07oc per bushel, Peas white
SIPS per bushel: do, lady, ST 256Dl. SO:
pies Sc pound; do. peaches. sos.
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Blue Jackets Fought Sailors.

Norfolk. Va, November 26.-With sew
enty marines on one side and forty sail
ors on the other, pitched battle was
brought to an end today by the stern
orders OF a number Of masters at arms
who arrived in the field OF battle with
fixed determination to end the trouble
and punish the participates.
The scene of battle was on the govern
ment reservation at st. Helena. The
cause of the trouble is said 10 have been
the result Of 4 fight between a marine
and landsnan. in which the latter was
knocked down by the former and con-
siderably punished.
During the melee yesterday pistols and
bayonets were drawn, several of the par
Elephants were knocked down and were
bleeding from wounds in their faces and
hands caused by coming in contact with
the fists or weapons of their adversa-
ries.
One man drew a deadly aim on one of
the sailors with a pistol and the weapon
was knocked out of his hand just as he
pulled the trigger The bullet went over
the head of the intended victim.
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Women find quick relief in
DR.. TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup.
THANKSGIVING DAY GAMES

Georgia 20; Auburn 13.
South Carolina IS; Tech o.
Vanderbilt 10; Sewanee b.
Clemson II; Cumberland II.
North Carolina IS; Virginia o.
Alabama "a; Tennessee o.
Tulane IS; Richmond 5.
v. P. I. 90; Davidson o.
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Rural Free Libraries.

Raleigh, n. c., November 25-(SpeciaD
The establishment of free Libraries for
the rural public schools goes on with I'M
abated interest and the $4,000 which
the state has appropriated to this pur-
pose Will, by nAyt spring. all be utilized
besides So, 500 for supplemental Libraries
that is for the purchase OF books TO In
crease the number ii existing libraries
IN accordance with a specially prepared
list
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Flour, Irain and Meal.

Atlanta, November 25.-Flour: Diamond
patent S. so; fency patent SIS; straigtts
$40; extra fancy $500; fancy So. 30;
first patent spring wheat. s4.75 Corn
choice white Tee; No, 2 white 7c; No z
mixed, 69c. Oats, white clipped Sac: NO
white 52c. No. mixed Sic Bran
$il5. Brown shorts, SIPS; white shorts
S SO. Victor food. sl.3E rer co pounds
Quaker food, SI.25. Hay, choice large
bale,g SiIo; No. small. SIoo; No {
small COS. Plain corn meal. 75c; bolted
6ec. Pearl grits si.6o.
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No More Dowie for John Pate.

Raleigh, \. c., November 2e.-(special)
John H. Pate, wen known citizen of
Goldsboro. who recently became a CON
vert 10 the doctrine OF Dowe who sold
out his real estate for $50, 600 and went
to Zion City, has returned.
He went to New York with Dowie on
the latter's famous pilgrimage. then re
turned to Zion City and quickly decided
that North Carolina was the best place
for him.
He win nor tell how much his expe-
rfence cost him
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MCETE CAROLINA.
Buncombe County Loses Suit

Asheville, n G., November 23.-(spe-
rial. )-Bunconb county lost in tho bond
ease IN III United States circuit court
The trial terminated today in verdict
That the county should pay the eWtsern
Savings Society Of Philadelphia the in
terest on 500 900 OF bonds issued some
years ago to aid the Asheville and Spar
tanburg railroad. but since declared in
valid by the North Carolina supreme
court Il is probable the county will ap-
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Contest for Rhodes Scholarship.

Raleigh, n. G., November 2e-(Special)
The first examination for the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship will be held at RAJ
leigh March 10, next. 1t is not COM
petitive. but is based on the requirements
at the University Of oxford, England.
President f r. Venable is the chairman
of the committee in charge of the exam
ination. the other members being repre-
sentatives Of the four leading colleges
in North Carolina.
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New York, November 28.~-The week in
dry goods closed quietly but with an ever
advances We're registered but a good
many lines have been quietly marked
up and prices which would have been &C
cepted a week or moro ago are now per
emptorily refused by manufacturers, many
OF whom refuse to quote prices on de-
liveries very far ahead.
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ANONYMOUS Letters Sent Judge.

Raleigh n c.. November 2e.-tspe-
c,al)-During the progress of the Hay
wood murder trail here Judge Purnell
received through the mail letter which
the postmaster very courtepusly sent
him. The Judge summoned the postmas-
Ter before him, but apologized when he
found the facts as to how the letter
reached him. He never I'D to this time
revealed what was in that letter, put
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Tried To Save his Sister.

Ashevile. n G. November 25.-Frnest
Petit. aged g, the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Petit, today received burns that
viii prove fatal. trying to save the life
of his sister Beatrice. aged q The chill
Gran ,reTe left alone IN the house and
The little girls clothing caught fire. Ter
brother tried to extinguish the flames.
Ills clothing caught and he was terribly
burned all over the body, receiving m
iernaI Injuries as we'll Neighbors as
,.overed the Are and rushed in and 1t
vas soon extinguished. The little girl
died tonight.
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Newbern. N. G., November 26.-samuel
s. Lancaster. keeper Of the draw OF
Neuse river bridge in this city, today
left his gun loaded with buckshot few
minutes where his wife and children
were.
The oldest daughter Lottie. aged r.
unnoticed by the mother picked up the
gun and accidentally discharged both
barrels. the shot passing through the
head Of her sister. Manila, aged years
killing her Instantly and entering deeply
Into the back OF her sister, Wiona, aged
10 years. who is still living, but is IN q
very dangerous condition.
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Enthusiastic Over Canal.

Raleigh. " G, November e6-(Special)
People living on the Cape Fear river are
very sangune that the scheme of canal
zation devised by Chief Engineer Giles
pie t. 5. A, will be carried out 1t is
claimed that 1t will be the greatest work
ever conceived for the development of
this state.
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Triple Crime Being Investigated

Asheville, n c. November 24.-The
trial Of DIT ! Z. say was begun IN the
superior court today
The entire morning session was taken
up with the selection Of a jury TO try the
case, and the venira of SO men suDpoe-
ned was almost exhausted.
The crime for which Jay IS being tried
for his life was committed on Saturday
morning. October II. when M killed his
three children with 4 hammer.
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Convictg building Good Roads

Raleigh \. c. November 25.-(speeial)
This state is building, using convict LABOR
q very fine turnpike road, 80 miles ~
length, from 1Viihsboro across tHe D4"9
Ridge mountains to Jefferson Ashe couh-
IT.. The road IS half finished, most OF inc
ileavy blasting through stone having neg y
done. il viii be one OF the finest roads
IN all the south.
colonel P. NJ. Pearsall private seere-
tarv TO the governor. has returned mere
after an official inspection OF this turn
pike. the purpose of which IS 10 open
the rich northwestern section OF the st'.le'
shirh has always heretofore done bust
mss in virginia for lack Of communica-
lion with the remainder Of this state. II
IS tire best cattle growing section OF
North Carolina. Prices for cattle are d
little low lust now. and this IS rather
depressing 10 that section.
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Eleven Candidates for Governor.

Raleigh, n c., November 26.--(Specla1)
There are already elevent aspirants for
the democratic nomination for governor.
OF these four have announced their can
dldacy. Ex-Lieutenant Governor r. A.
Doughton. from the northwestern part
Of the state, who is here, has been promi
nently mentioned an aspirant, but
declines to say as yet Wheth he will
enter the race or not.
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KENTUCKY.
Sisters Burned to Death.

Central City, Ky, November 2s.-Mrs
w. F. Warren and her sister, Miss
Norris We're burned 10 death today by
the overturning of a lamp which set fire
to their clothing. A 6-year-old boy saved
his baby sisters life by wrapping her in
a shawl and carrying her to pace OF
safety.
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Claims Hundred and Twenty Years.

Raleigh. n. G.. November 28.-(SpeciaL)
The claim is ma~s that Fanny Jones.
oolored. who lives on White Oak river.
in Anslow county. is 100 years of age
W-,i,e some DENY this. there is evidence
that she is within q very few years Of
that age and is certainly over 10
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Atlanta, November 28-Tomatoss 200
Q25o Demand and price improving;
peppers s 5oQ2 per crate. egg plants
2q2.5o dozen; lettuce IQl25 per crate;
celery 2102 so per crate. Irish potatoes
NO 9ocGislIQ per bushel Cucumbers
&lW2 per crate
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Atlanta, November 2a-Rsgular ribs
sides. boxed. 72o, nalf ribs 7.2o. bellies
2o-lb, average 500 do. 4O-lb average.
7.3o. Star hams i41a banquet hams,
t3i4c. California hams 7 3-4c Simon
pure kettle rendered leaf lard sac. Shield
brand leaf lard 712c. White Cloud COM
pound 6iac
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Merchant Killed While Hunting

Raleigh n. c., November 2a.-While
out hunting with party Of friends to-
day. Eugene Belts, a young merchant Of
Henderson. n. c.. was accidentally shot,
dying instantly Robert Crockett fired
4 n rabbit and Belts received the load
in MS head.
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New Railroad Chartered

Raleigh. n. c.. November 27.-The At
Iantic Railroad Company was incorpor-
ated here today. The total authorized
capital stock is a quarter Of a million
dollars, and the company is authorized
20 begin business with S5o,0o paid in.
The proposed road is TO he so miles in
length from Goldsboro 10 Raleigh.
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HOW JOHN MORGAN ESCAPED
Brother of Famous Raider Tells of
the Exploit.


Columbus, Ohio. November 2a.-R c.
Morgan, brother OF General John Nor
gan, the famous confederate raider
called upon Governor Nash today and
later visited the Ohio penitentiary. where
in 1853 he was confined as a prisoner OF
war. During his visit to the prison he
set az rest reports that the party who
escaped on the night of November ~
1868. had bribed their way out He went
10 the cell block and explained how the
escape was made. Mr. Morgan changed
cells with his brother and was not with
the escaping party. He. however fur
nished them the information which en-
abled them to set over the walls to safet-
ty.
Today was his first visit to the prison
since his release
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ly thirty of these pilots at tho quaint
old town OF Southport, then Snithv1lle-
They were paid in gold, and Smithville
was the only place in the Confederacy at
which gold was in circulation. There
are yet two or three of the wartime pilots
left but they are not SO well known as
was Morse.
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COKPSES ARE PETRIFIED.
Two Perfectly Preserved Bodies Are
Hound in Missouri

Hannibal. Mo-, November 27.-Two
bodies which have recently been disin-
tered for removal from the cemetery
here have been found to be petrifed. The
last body exhumed was that Of Mrs.
Rose VanHorne who died in 1896. When
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Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statistics.

Liverpool, November 29.-Following are
the weekly cotton statistics: Total sales
Of all kinds SO 900 bales; total sales
American 10000, English spinners tax
inGs 80 900; total export 5000 impcr,
OF an kinds 100 900; import American
So 900; stock Of all kinds 3oS, 900; stock
American 222 600; quantity afoat all
kinds 1861 900; quantity aAslt American
352'o 900; total sales on speculation 500
total sales To exporters 500