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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
SENT TO COURT.
Boss Daniels, the Negro Desperate

Police Justice Badger yesterday
bound over to Superior court Boss
Daniels, the negro desperate VINO as
saulted Policeman w. c. Barrow with
the officers club several weeks ago.
Daniel had recovered suihcientiy from
the effects of the pistol wound foi
trial. The charge against him of as
saulting Len Gillian was dismissed.
He was unable to give the $500 bond
and was sent to jail.
Rufus Merritt. Ida Merritt and Re-
becca Strickland were tried for dis
orderly conduct. and Rebecca was dis
charged upon promising to leave Raj
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
MAY EXTRADITE DESERTERS.
This is One of the Arguments Russia
Will Employ to Get the Mutt
n9prS.
(By the Associated Press. }

ST. Petersburg, July 1.-THE gov
eminent will commence regular pro-
ceedings for the eXtradition of the
crew of the Kniaz POtemkine as or
binary criminals. In the diplomatic
exchanges on the subject the Russian
Foreign Office pointed out that Rou-
mania's promise to give the mutineers
asylum was made before Roumania
had been appraised of the other crimes
committed by the Russian sailors.
Besides the Foreign Office reminded
Roumania that according to the Rou-
mania law deserters are eXtraditable.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
RESCUE TEAM.
The Fire Ladies' WHO are Going t.
Winston.

The team of the Rescue Hose Com
pany, of Raleigh which is to go to
Winston next Tuesday to take part N
the tournament of the State Firemen
is as follows:
Gordon Harris, huffman, Walter
Simpson, coupling breaker; Sherwood
Brockwell wrenchman; w. II. Brewer
noZZleman; M. w. Croker, assistant
nozzleman; William Harris and Sey-
mour Doolittle, slack pullers, while
the driver is Pete Hinnant.
The team is a good one and ought
to pull in victory. All that is needed
is to raise ample funds to send the
boys to Winston. You can aid by
buying tickets to the minstrel perform
ance which takes place Friday night
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
MRS. Nj. NJ. MARSHALL DEAD.
The Funeral Services at Christ Church
Thursday Afternoon at Six O'Clock.

Died at a quarter past three o'clock
yesterday in the 65th year of her
age, Margaret Susan, beloved wife of
Rev. M. NJ Marshall, d. D., rector
of Christ Church, Raleigh.
The character of this truly good
woman was one of singular beauty
adorned to a rare degree by the lovely
Christian virtues of purity, gentleness
unselfishness and charity.
The white flower of a blameless life
has folded it's petals and fallen asleep
on the bosom of the mother earth
from which it sprung, and the frag-
rant spirit eXhaled through life has
returned to the God who gave it.
The funeral services will be held at
the church tomorrow afternoon at six
o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
Y. p. A. to Chalybeate.

The Raleigh T. p AS are to give
an excursion to Chalybeate Springs on
Thursday night and the occasion will
be delightful.
There is to be extra good music
and some delightful dancing. The
tickets are sixty cents for the round
trip and the train will leave at five
minutes to eight o'clock. Let's all
go? Secretary w. B. Douglass guar
antees a good time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
REPORT A CANARD.
Hon. w. III. Bower Denies That He
Will Jine the Radicals.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Statesville, n. c., July LIN q pri-
Vate letter to a friend here, Hon. w.
H. Bower, of Lenoir, says that the
report recently sent to the Charlotte
Observer from Statesville that he had
changed his political faith was unau-
thorized and without his knowledge.
Concluding Mr.. Bower says: ''There
was no foundation for the report.
1t is a great pleasure to Mr.. Bowers
friends to learn that this is a canard.
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COME SIT ON ME, PLEASE.
The Throne of Norway Offered tC
Prince Charles of Denmark.

London, July 1.-THE Standards
Christiana correspondent says that
the Norwegian throne has been offered
to Prince Charles, of Denmark, sec
ond son of Crown Prince Frederick
Prince Charles is the husband of
Princess Maude Alexandra. of Great
Britain.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
SMALLPOX i'm Sfate.

The Bulletin of the State Board of
Health just issued states that there
was smallpox in seventy-eight coun-
ties during the past twelve months,
with total of 1877 cases. Of which
1886 were white, but with honly 80
deaths, of which 13 were white. The
disease has greatly increased, but is
decidedly less fatal, though it may
assume a fatal type at any time,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
Reorganization.

The Chamber of Commerce met last
night, holding a short session, lasting
less than half an hour, and it was
decided to hold the reorganization
meeting" on the evening of the second
Tuesday in August, the regular month
ly meeting time. The report of the
Committee on Reorganization was &C
cepted, and addresses will be sent to
500 representative business men of the
city, containing invitations to join the
chamber under the new plan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
Sunday School Convention.

Rev. Murdoch w. Butler left yes
terday morning for Kinston, where he
will attend the meetings of the annual
Sunday School Convention of the
Eastern North Carolina Conference,
which was convened in Kinston this
morning. Rev. Mr. Butler will de-
liver the annual address. The Round
Table will be conducted by Mr.. S. NJ.
Smith,, of this city and Rev. j. l..
Foster, of Raleigh, will conduct the
devotional service.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
FEARS OF ANOTHER MUTINY.
The ImprisOning of F'ifty-Five Sailors
ArOuses Indignation.
(By the Associated Press }

(By the Associated Press
Kustenji, Roumania, July 1.-THE
Russian squadron seems to be delayed
here owing to the fears that another
mutiny will break out should the YES
sells put to sea. K A-.s..t ....
The fact that fifty-five sailors from
the Kniaz Potemkine, who surrend-
cred here have been imprisoned on
board the different vessels of the
squadron awaiting trial for rebellion,
has caused intense Indignation among
the crews, and as consequence there
are fears of another mutiny.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
Raleigh Tobacco Market.

Both of the Raleigh tobacco ware
houses will open for the fall season
on the first of August, and will pay
the best prices. Both will be put in
the best of order. Mr.. Garland
Mitchell is proprietor of the Farmers
Warehouse, Messrs. Williamson and
Johnson of the Capital City. Mr.. G.
p. Sellars will represent the American
Tobacco Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
ELECTION OF MISSIONARIES.
Among Those Who Will Go is Miss f
, *. KesIer. of Monroe.
(By the Associated Press.

(By the Associated Press.)
Nashville, Tenn, July 1.-THE eX-
ecutive committee on foreign missions
of the Southern Presbyterian church
met here today. The principal busi-
ness was the election of foreign mis-
sionaries. Miss Ansie Holman. of Or
augsburg. S. c.. Miss Kate II. Duncan,
of New Orleans, Miss E. f.. KeSler.
of Monroe, n. c., and Miss Katherine
Bird, Sardis, n. c., We're appointed
missionaries.
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Norfolk, Va, July 1.-THE auXil-
larry gunboat Hornet and Siren, which
nave been on a practice cruise with
crews, passed in the capes
today and came up to the navy yard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
Mr.. Dockery's Condition.

The general condition of Mr.. John
Dockery shows little change, though
he was not doing we'll yesterday af-
ternoon. He is in about the same con-
dition as the past week.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
A Correction.

In an unaccountable way the date
of the great State Fair was published
yesterday as being in August, when
the dates of the fair are from October
10th to 2St
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
OVER TWELVE THOUSAND.
Such is the Force That Japan Hs
Landed at KOrsakOvSk.

/ (By the Associated Press.)
NnikOlaievSk, Asiatic Russia, July
1.-THE Japanese have already land
ed over $4,000 troops at KorsakOvsk,
Island of Sakhalin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

county led in number of
cases, having 1850, nearly half white,
Ashe being second with 346.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

woman has as little use for
another woman who doesn't admire
her husband as she has for one who
does.
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eigh as soon as court is over. as she
is a witness in a case to be tried this
week. The other two defendants were
discharged
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
HALF OF 1T DESTROYED.
The Business Portion of Guntersvillc
is Partially Burned.
v the Associated Press. )

(By the Associated Press.)
Gadsden. Ala, July lit is re-
ported half of the business portion
of Guntersville, a town of 1900 popu-
lation has been destroyed by fire.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
NEW CROP
Seeds


the following varieties best suited to North
CaroIina climate: ~
White Flat Dutch Strap Mammoth
Top Globes, Large White Globe, Prize, Pom
eranian White Globe Vel Globe,
Aindun Improved Purple Top Ruto-Boga Cow Horn.
stock is prices right. Market
Gardeners supplied. sNF@T
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
ENFIELD SHUT OUT.
Wilson Defeated Her on Home
Grounds by Two to Nothing.

Especial to News and Observer
Enfield, n. c., July 11.-Enfield was
defeated here today by Wilson, the
score being two to nothing. Wilson
won by punching three hits in the
second inning.
Score: r. H. f.
Enfield 4
Batteries: Wilson, Lane and Mum
ford; Enfield, Dunn and Atkinson.
Struck out by Lane, seven; by Dunn,
ten. Umpire, Mr.. Heptinstau.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

When a woman keeps a secret 1t
pertains to something that is no credit
to her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
Sencr Gbineirn . Sppeptt.

0ictpria a, y. e.. 10. Sltli. -
EoitnohridJten aus Nonafona mel.
Ocr, Dab Die Gbincicn i'm iiiolidcn
China einen e%iaenortiacn Elon sur
luciteren Gurtfilbruna Der 9oucctt.
N%cpceillte aeaerl o'ncritouiitc @aa.
rem iit's Merf gclcbt hobc,. Heid)e
Gbineien pom Setboi I'M Sonning.
Giitrift hoben picIe louicno Stiid
ioponiid)cr ,SGd)er irnportirt. oercn
cilrc Scite aeorildtc N%bbilolnaen bon
9tntcrifonern cntboIt ME tic Chine
len brutal bebonocln; oui Der onoe'
rcn Scitc iicbt nlon omeritoniid,e
@iiiiel. Die ge'tloNcn rno mibbnn.
oclt lpcrocn. Die llntcrid)riiten for.
bern Die Gbinelen oui, Die 9lmcrifa'
l,cr oitrh Boycott lbrcr @ooren 81
bctGmpicn. Sm gon5cu iiiolider
China mcroen oiclc 60d,cr melt Der
brcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
Yricfbef0rbernna mad benz Amslanbe.

Die %ousIGnoiide YoIt fir Bic nit
bem 10. SuIi 1905 enbenoe ISOLDE
id)Iiebt bier (prompt in alien Sdqen)
I'M Sorlpt,E oitomt, mic foIgt:
Die Yodet EOit 1T often bon 8 llbr
8ormittogS bis 5 ltbr Rodmittogs
tGglidl ortsgcnonlmen Sonntogs.
Die Endet,NOit nod) 9eutibIonb
idIieBt bier Montng, ben 10. SuIi,
unb Mittipot, ben ~. SnIi. Inn 10
llbr 8orm., nod @robbriiannien Ii.
SrIonb 8icniiogS nno Jreitags l,nl
8 ltbr Hadntittngs.
9ompfer fobren pont Heip. Dorfer
Soien OBJ, ipcnlt nldt onoer8 ongege-
ben.
trans. attuntid DIE g o It.
Trritoa - llbr abenos, nad1 GU.
rcpo per 9onpicr st. 2onis." pia
Elpnoutb mo Gberbourg. Woitia.
den nod 2iuerpool, Sdottlano uno
SrIono miiiien nper ct. Souls"
obreliirt iein.)
10 ltbr aNnos, nod europa per
Gompfer raucunia," bia Queens
totun.
Gienltas, oen IS. Si,li nod Ga.
ropa per gompier neeorie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
Nnftiuns 3crfGnlc.
fertmtsrifder 9erfanf
-nuft-
6tutft iebr n%erthpp0en GranoHiidtn
uahe SnftiesBan
HuHt VhittesCu
In Hnnf MruunrIsS Buuth,

In Hnnt HrnnbrtsS South.
afnft Der mir bon Dem @ieetfbiimer pcrIiehes
ner SoHHtud,t nerhc ih am Witfppdl, een 10.
guilt 1905. 10 ubr 9orrlttuas hegintcno, bic
tanntitdben ~ fehr mi id,eusircrtben 8runos
httde Die Idbe Curtis Ban in beidgicm Gnunip
gelegeft mo bon beH H1itbereten Oct South
Baltimore 6orbor uno Improvement GonIpdnD"
ttno .ber nGbeiapeufe Rrid Gompdnh" burd,
etne 80 Sub breife 9ooo ~getrennt mo nit Der
Sronfe an beidgier 6pnh beiegen limo. an Srt
uno. STEELE 1uf otteniltder Iiiittot oerfaufet.
stefe 8rlitb'iiife finb bon I bis II ftIntinerirt
iIte enibo!ieft bon 8 bic 80 Idcrrt, mie unf ocm
5etnt Merfntf dhspcftelten 9Iune utoegchen IN.
Stele 9rliloitiide ~hettitoen ttb fobe Der Sabttts
ooer fiir etiie Iapiiai.a uluge febr ~aeeiatet, Iets
tonen, Die bent 8erfdufe bei5utpobnet ipiinidben.
fperbeit nnrdl cine Sainpfburtaie bonn Gnopunfte
Der Gurfte pnD clcftrifdlet 8Gbn aus rdt Dent
8etfo1tspiabe beforoert.
Herfdiitsbebingutgcn: Gin SritteI 8n1r. oer
Cte1f IN gietcbntnbtaeit Snbiingeft nan ted1e mo
6ippit Uthrdten, ober Niles Vaar. nab BeItebet
oee adifers: Die reftireuoen Netrdee iino 3infeu
iniefiporfen iiio mub fir ~oiefelher 6ufrieoens
~ttenenhe Gtherbeit aeiieut peroet. yin Sepos
tfunt bon 500 miro fit iebes 9runoiiiid bei'm
8erf1uf b%erIunat.
Gin IbeiI ees aaufgeIocs fann peaelt Snpps
fbet fur oas etaertbfm fieben bIcihen.
Wegeft ineiierer Gir6eInbeiten oher Reibbtis
alng oes Fldnes ipenoe man fih an Crt unb
Stene OIL Sru. Schn I. Sammnnb ODER an
SohH 4. &iniams,
Infpalt- fir oeu Giaentbiimer
@nttber @iiatc 1utIbinn.
Nr. Ill. GnroegbnrIessS trobe.
dse.e2 1896. 80. 200) Niitiorutpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
GoTtuah 9 ii 3. unbG Central
Mmerifn. 90 eitinblen etc.

GSreitoa 3 llbr RotmittogS,
nod Somaico per 9ompfcr bon go.
iton; 6 llbr IbenbS, nod 9roiilien
Der Gompier ,Wpton," bio Bernont-
buco, Hio Soneiro INTO SontoS; 10
llbr Ibenbs, nod N%eltflnloIonb per
Gompier nSiIpio;" nod Curacao II.
@cnesueIo per 9ompfcr .Moracoi'
bo;" mad Yorto &ico per 9ompfer
uEonce," pio Son Suon; nod Sor'
iunc.SsIuno, Somoico mo Colombia
per 9ampicr nIncQbonn;" nod Sen.
trnI Nmcrifa unb liibliden Tacific-
S1icn per 9onpIer ntu Colon; nod
Cuba per Sampler oWonterep;"
mad, Grenada mo Srinioao per
Gompier nWoropol; nod Barbados,
Guiana mo Morb.@ rolilien pcr0am.
pfer. ,Imo5erenlc."
Die Eoit nnd Ncuiunblonb, pia
Hpr6sS poneu, mo nnd) WlQneIon,
pia Bottom, IdlltcBt bier tuglld) iill 3
llbr HadnlittagS; nod Gubo, oio
Iompo, t1olid) Inn 1 llbr Nod)nlits
togS; nod, Sofia Hico, Sououros II.
Guatemala, pin NeluO Orleans, tag.
lid, urn s ltbr Mbcno3.
SranS. Eociiic = 0 It.
Solultog 49, Z llbr Nbeno3, nod,
Meli.S celono, IltitroIicn Heu.Gole.
bonien, Somuo unb Sopoii, bio
Gan Sron5isco; nof ben 6iblfi.SS1t'
leIn, gultrolien mo NeusGolcoonieft
bio Gnncoilper.
Ole Yolt nodl Soluoii Sopnn, 60
req, China uno oeu Ybilippinen, bio
Son Srol5iSco, ld)lieBt bier tG9lid)
bis gum II. Suli lint Z llbr gbcItos.
Die SrouS- Eociiic.Iolt miro tdg'
lid srmabgonaSbotcn beiorocrt unh
Die 3eit ocs EoitihliiicS lit 10 or
ronoirt, boB ein lnlinterbrodencr
llebcr!anb.S transport itottiinbct.
W. Sail Sorris.
EoItmciItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-14
gnS ocm Suuercn @urplane's uno
ben anarcnsenbrn Staaten.

Tpnumiterthc ncrbotet
IN H%onccpertc, Y, No, iino Slopo
&lOcr, Somcs NtcGoiircp utro Sph'
ncn Hioer oiti Die Nnituloigung Der
boitrt mprbcn, 0plc'9 Notcl tn Gron.
BERN, @..Go., nit CUnnnlIt ocn1ollrt
At bobcn. Gr Wouor @orrcn 6.
Mhitc bon Gunberlonb mar eilter Der
WGitc pGhrenb Der Grplolion uto
cntfom nit acrin0cn Nerlebungen.
&inbcr III ii lien ms Sous.
SIT Sogcrstown bot Der Stootrotb
olti Geronloiiung 0ca Erc0igcr.E Yer
Gins cine 8crorbnlu19 nngcnommcn.
luoirod, lpGbrenb bcS SonnlcrS Die
Sinner utter 10 &obrcn nif)t nod
10 llbr Nbcub@ olri Der StroBc blcl'
ben biiricn. Sm Miutcr lit Die 3ctt
gum @cttcgcbcn AM 8 llbr on9clctt.
Sobolo Ole 5ciicr9lodcn Die Stlirhc
onoctiinbigt hoben mo cin atlto
miro nod oni Der StroBC crluildt.
0unlt miro cs nit ciucr GcripornunJ
nod Soltie acbrod,t. bcl'm 5metteit
MioIc foitet cs ben GItcrn 81 Strofc
unb sitm orittcn WtoIc %pcrboppclt lid,
6ic Strofe.
Cent d u iii
mem BON Somcrct'
Comfy.
Tic Tcnlofratcn uoIt Soncrlct'
Gountn bobcn in Frinccb Mime fol
QenocS Sidet nou1Intrt:
Goutip- GommillGr - Cbiporb y.
2ongioro.
Shcriif - 8corgc ", 0rolun.
TcIcantcnbouS - Gboa. u. 2ndcr'
man, s. Z. SonleS @rolun nth Gbos.
Z. @bittington.
GountD. @comctcr - Srcocrid s.
Sobnior.
GcSgIeiden ltobm Die G%onucntiolt
cine Ioiac Rcibe 9eidliiilc ST @rn'
itcn oeS Foc'ihen GntrcdItntaS'
announcements an.
Mblcben
Sn So~gcrSioipn lit Srou Nina
Gliiobctb Gmmcrt I'M altcr bon 81
Sobrcn aeltorbcn. Sbr Bottc Italb
Dor Z Sobrcn.
Iui Der Mciie gctobtct.
alli scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Cumberland fom Sr. ". $. 9oit.
iunt bon HnnopoliS oui ieltcnc WciIc
9oit5 plDkIid) mrs 2cbcn. Sr. Vouf
fun fcbrte nit icincm Subnc 6rieo'
rid bon Gofoio 5ilriid, 100 tic cine
9o6lng Hinopicb gcbolt botten. ln0
befouo lid III Der Stabilize ocS 3ugeS.
Ger 0ltcrc 0oilllm ucrlicB oil Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Den 3ua,
Inn eiilen Gillfnllf IN cincnl ltabct
2oocn All mod)cu, mo elite nod Der
9nbiiie 5ltritd, OTIS etit Fo'iaglcr5it9
poriibcriubr NM ocn Wonn sur groc
rib uno nuf Der Stellc tootctc. Sr.
9ouiur bilttcrI0Bt cine Srolt uno
bier ainocr III Annapolis. Iie 80
ntilie mobntc irilbcr IN Iofcto lnto
Der Wonn bonoelte nit 8icb.
Grtrunfen.
Sn Der NGbc pom Soncod crtrarf
Der Is Sabre uItc Woltcr Sfofcr
bei'm Yooen I'M aonoI. Der 2eid)'
nam ipllrbe hcronsgcftidt nno nod
Der cltcrlid)cn Nobnning 81 Wunn.
ingeiobr flint Meilen bon Sancod,
geionot.
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eier, pro Gubeno t61ac. bis i7c.

Sepeiloes WeIllQel, pro YTtno.
oltc &iibncr 1l12c.; iunge Siibner
FAC. bis i6c.; Gntcn l0c. bis i2c.;
Iauben pro Eoor Doc. bis Boo.
iidlt eunb Gem ii e.
aortoiieln, pro Sob SOC. bis
$i.25; 3ltdcrriibcn, pro 9iinocl
tc. bis &c; 8eiBfobL pro Sob Toe.
bis s0e.; 3lpiebeIn, pro gnit,el
SOC. bis Soc; gepieI, pro 5oS
ST 90 bis 1926; Spinot, pro grtid,cl
15c. bis 25c.; crime @obnen, pro
SalbioB 40c. bis Coo; 8opfiolot, prp
Site 3Oc. bis Zoe; @urfen, pro 9n'
ld)cl t0c. bis SOC; tomatoes. pro
Carrier Doc. bis 60c.; crime Grb'eit,
pro sob soc. bis Zoe; Ipieliincn, pro
aiitc $50 bis $3.50; gnonos, pro
Groic $3.50 bis $500; Stofelbeeren,
pro Eiunb &c. bis Sc; Simbeeren.
pro 0ilort dc. bis &C.; Efiriidle, pro
Carrier $1.25 bis $t.75; Ganto.
loupca, pro Crate $t.25 bis $500;
WoIieru,cloncl,. ie t2c. bis Doc.
Groceries nno Eropttto'
SalSilciidl pro Eiunb: fIeiue Su'
aor . Gurco Sfinfen i3c.; grobc
Shiufen i2i2e.; G@oliiornier Sfln.
fen sac; SuaorsGurco Sdnltern
SET; trodcn geial5cnc Seitcnrippcn
&c; Spedicitcn 9l2c,; troden &C.
iolscnc Sd)uItern Sc; reineS
5d,mtoI5 III 1ierceS 7l2c.; Sped
id)ultcrn $40; WcB.S tipeincilciidl
$3.50 pro Sob.
Hofiinirtcr 3itder: gcluiirfcit
600; pulpcriiirt 5.G0c.; Stonborb
gronllirt 5.G0c.; icin e%ronuIirt
5.5Oc.; GrDitoI u 5.50r.; Columbia
u 5.15c.; aclbcr 4.35c. bis 5.35c.
@croltctcr aofice: y. &. Is. 100
Mo. ailtcn t2iac.; 6. &. Is. 60 Efb.
aiitcn 1880; e. g. Is. 36 Vfunb
aiitcn 12.70e.; rcincr Saba 2S1ac.
bis DC; gutter SABA 26l2 bis DC;
rcincr Moffo 2619c. bis &c; SABA
nnO Motfo. acmiid)t. 2512e. bis 26c. ;
Sopo, gcn,ild)t, 2ilae.. bis 25c.; ret
her Morocoibp 21Hc. bis pc;
rcifer go 8liporo 20i5c. bis bic.
rcincr SorttoS 2014c. bis Die; Son.
toS, aenriiht. 191ac. bis 20c.; Hio,
gemiiht, tS12c. bis i9c.
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