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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
Only 81 Years Old.

i am only 81 years old and don't
expect even when | ret to be real old
TO feel that way as long as | can get
Electric Bitters." SAYS Mrs. r. H.
Erunson. of Dublin, Ga. Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old as young
and makes the weak as strong as this
efahd tonic medicine. Dyspepsia,
torpid liver. tnflamed kidners or
chronic constipation are kno af-
ter taking Electric Bitters q reason
aple tire: Guaranteed by all drug
giSts. Price soc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

M closing tone vas steady Total
safes OF bonds. par value. 81 GOO uab
Total sales Of stocks 92l2oG sb.rau
including: Copper. 39.4uo. cotton
I'll, goo. \ g l.. zoo. g. e. o aao
y. Paul, e. 100. l.. 4 n. 21ra =
= w COO: iseadin@. $500. south
efn Railway. 3,foh. do prefrrrcd
90; r. 9 & T.. TOO. Union paci,ir
%9.7"". stool. 1900. Chemical. $40
SIoss-EhcfieId. IGn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
New York MONEY.

New York. July Money Oh call nominal.
time loans easier 60 days 440H. 80 daysih; ;
months So. Prime mercantile paper old5R,
sterling exchange steady at as4 7od
as4. SO for demand and 4S2 0Odas2 10
for so day bills. posted rates 1870 1851
cou mercial bills 48ih@as. bar silver 641s,
nTavican dollars SO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
Groin and Provisions.

Chicago. H., July w Gather
tbroughout the United states today
continued favorable for the new crop
and the local market was "eah' nlal
ana+ations on the September delivery
being down SIS. Corn was off Is, Oats
y-ere down ID to SIS. PROVISIONS
were up ? Il to l. l..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10


- @ ss
t@ y 3 lerd r
Mfh tAr a that hAs
2 sing &c s
e
@N'
'
a
~ htf
Ii a. 60 f@t s
I"T H~&+AiAkt @FrtsaE hcr~
q 4@'&@ fnff A&aE Er %t+ - tm
'Ats @ar" Pc
taT '@f sA3 'a~H
WEI fi46h 80 ths AZ fnt
ftrFr is .l' aa ta. HE th9 .An
t8tt "nAe if'%i3rAt st = t"
'ftF hef
When Tie Precedent went aa hl-
stern ~ msr~ than 9 Sear *"
81 s''t ~*Nft'AfS TAT "n the III 4hr
Afs ih.n "fi~h~l "'er -"a
hie flesh untI - s nas> 8aVr +.
something like suI enuagh r.
keep III. III from GN8HE up Nheu he
plants hiS immense weight on tt
Hon Is II Crawford psrrrnrta
r. Congress ln fne t~r.b
district is here. lie called a, Demo
cratic Congressional headquarters to-
dsS where ~ received the glad hand
u. Crawford who II here an i pleas
Ire "trip mas many Acquaintance t1
~ Washington. whom ne made Shtle
serving ms three terms inCouEfe~s IL
expresses himself as confident of elce-
"a fact that IS generally conceded
Ills VISIT - congreestana h~eai-QlAf-
t,rs today Vas for the purpose III $50
literature for use IN the cam
palgn. Mr.. Crawford. Who is one IL
best c-ampaigners in the state does not
Yet know who viii contest his cleo
ton. but n viii ask for a joint eau
Is soon as the Republican uom-
receives his domination. Thc
Democratic candidate believes that
people IF the district are entitled
more than ever to hear the ISSUES dis
cuSscd in tile coming campaign
Mr. " i Belamy of Wilmington.
here
ara u.ata =
- -
80 aNilii''sd 20 III .N"Na' N'a"f
''daN - 4 AhiHS"'P'taH.
Nlr. BRYAN Defines Iii, Position.
r.
'iIdtoi JaI'itN y 9ois> H"a
JglN'u NJ ing 49, iioi" H
-
r..,,t ,ons
'
Hon. James X. Jones, Washington
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

The latest railroad news Is - the
effect that the South & Western Rail
way will be let TO contractors in 4 feF
DAYS for its construction from Marion
TO Putherfordton and that II viii con
meet with the Seaboard Air Lane az
the latter place.-Marivn Democrat.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

Cash 1gotatio1s ~ere = io-ous
-Four eas, ~atcr ratrut 4 8@I mst-aiE11
3soa3 70. sIrtrR patesls 37$@f %. straEtl
ssSa3S. bakers 1we5ie What 80
81 - s-sse- "a -. = -hsse B
ieafI ,s,r = choice ma.anEio@@ = go
seed o. y J NorihS e~teru lie tn9t.s
shor, rfy oo-rsel a1sS ness r8rk t..
bb.. i759a17e ~. ard .er 100 .ns st5
short clear SIDE, 0yoAedl s7Sass7e. ~a~
key. basis " high grade vines rs
News York Provisions.
New Yorg Juiy -Four d4n H.nDes7tl
patents 014D st-aigrte s2S453
Rye -four qulet far - good 3Ssi1
choice to fancy 46oa4 -.
hogr casy. 2ie.
Buckwhcat oou}ca. eIL
Corr mea steady fine In. coarse iioslI2
rye Gal 30. 2 es.ern ~
Barley nominal feeding ~ mailing s2a57
Juig So sept ~. Dee. So.
Dec. 57t,
Oats steady. mixed 42,za43
Beef steady family 10 Go9liS so packet ? Co
80 mess 5G0ds2. bee. hams 20 20n20
Cut meats >teady picked bellies H. 10.
picked shoulders biz0s picked hams i2nl-'7
Lard steadF. western prime $50 noHlEt.
refined easy continent 3 80 compound 7aT-
Pork firm. family is 90 n ....... short clear
i6. .5aH.S0 mess II $4,000.
Ialo" Str4dy cry country 5aS
Turpent,Ec luict. e0Itot4.
Rice firm domestic fair to extra 3hTGti
Molasses STEADY. New Orleans 3o938. good %
choice 29n3S.
Coree ! . no steady. No. Invoice IL
mid STEADY. cordova s0i2H,
5qgsr !. lax firm far refining =
21s. refined steady, .eonfectioners ABS.
mold \ S05. cutloaf5 40. crushed $40 pow
dered $50. granulatcd 4 20. cubcs4.75.
Butter dlie (. creamery 30 p. common 90.
extra i6aN. state dairy iig20h. western fac
tory ioa2S:
fancy li4. do late made average l21z9 skins
fu!I To light. f1A
Eggs steady. nearby fancy selected. %
western first loizul7 SoUtherns HAS,.
Potatoes firm southern rose per Dbl 200
13oo. state ard western per bag 2 %
feanutS steady, fancy hand-plcked 4a0H.
other domestic 294H.
Cabbage easy. Florida red per bbl. crate,
l.aO9 80. white 001nl so. Charleston .754l.7 Is.
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool ls.
Cotton SEED OIL steady TODAY. Prime crude,
36036H,. prime white II9 Ith. prime winter
yellow 9IGIlI2.
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore. July Flour quiet. winter
patents ao. spring patents 4.2G4O
wheat easier. spot contract B4I79. spot
red western 553e@H Southern by sample
57Ha5s}%. D'''
Oats easier. No. ? mixed AZ.
Rye quiet. No. 2 western SO.
Butter steady. fancy limitation f7dfS. do,
t3@14.
Eggs firm. 17t2.
Sugar steady. course graduated $50, fiue
i.6O.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

Norfolk. ". July Sit vas re
ported at the navy yard here today
that the entire third torpedo boat
fottlla has been ordered 10 5antp
Domingo L. relieve the warshlps now
in those waters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

liverpool.

Liverpool, July Cotton. spot quiet.
Price, s points higher. American mIddling
tatr, 664 good rniddling 63l: middling
6ti. low middling 596. good ordinary $40: or
f'nary $50 The sales today were 5000 bales, of
"hiCh $50 were for speculation and expo,t an /
ncIuded q. 500 American. Receipts 1000 bales,
all American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
New York Cotton.

New York, July THE cotton
market opened steady at an advance
"f Joints which was disappointing
" f~c~g"nse to the high cables and
tHt.iSh visible supply statement. IN.
weather was considered favorable.
wee k-cnd crop reviews were bearisb
.u| there seemed to be little desire
900 buy in a weakened market, which
GG."J very quiet after the opening
#"d held around the initial prices.
itece1pts at h ports today. 2,546
bales against 4,S24 last week. and
1856 last year. cor the week (esti-
matod) $4,000 bales, against 25,572
last week and S5.703 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 1928
bales, against 1874 last year and at
Houston 64l bales, against 1884 last
year,
sew York. july 7.-Spot closed steady.
NIdding upIaDds l0 80. mjddling gulf IL .Bs.
win. --- hAlnSL Cnllnn futnrcs ,toaa.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
Movement OF Cotton

New York. ally 6-Thc faGla~ Ing
statistic ON the movement r. cotton
for the week ending Friaay. ais g..
were complied hy the New Aurk Cot
ton Exchange
M.nhLN MnA.fnn.t-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
The Statement of Visible
Supply BuIIish.
COTTON'S VERY QUIET
stocks show the Good Influence of a
Turn III Favor OF Support Of the
Narkct-Hill Stocks Have
Il Buoyant Effect on
the Market.

tBr the Associated Press.)
<..E York, July THE week i'm
"gE foods market closed strong in
bat export departments. I.rint
fu= -aIcs were Iar--cr and domestic
pods experienced a good pot de-
..uG. Prices We're firmly maintained
sI With the presence Of large mum
of buyers expected next week
." fell situation viii open more con
...HousIy than vas anticipated three
.a.EIE ago.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

Naval Stores
Wilmington. July 7.-Turpentine ...., 56i2
receipts 43 casks.
Rosin firm $40. receipts 40 bbls.
Tar firm. ECO. recciutS. 30
Crude hrm. : 1904 4dGr4 Is. receipts so
Charleston. July 7-IurpcntIne firm ......
ROSin firm. sales ......
Savannah, Juiy 7-TurpentiDn. firm 57l4.
sales so receipts IS shipments 1877.
Rosin. finn. sales 500. receipts ? 537
shipments, 1898. stocks .....
A. b.. G. 50 -. A3v. e.. 40: r. 20: &
IS: n. 44O. J. 44o: K. $50; M, 4 GO. N 4 tS
We 400. w w 500.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
Some Obstacles Noted.

Commissioner Green recognizes the
fact that there Will be some imped-
iment to applying civil service regula-
tons in all respects to the internal
revenue system in collection districts.
This is especially true Of the small
store keeper and gauger making less
than three dollars a day. \ man who
works at a distiIIcry for that sum
would ordinarily have to be given a
Very simple civil service examination.
Somebody has suggested that q ca
pacity for inbibing booze would be
one of the essential tests. \ doodle
examination would hardly call for d
college education. Again it is recog-
nized hat field deputies are select
ed by reason of a peculiar executive
ability. One of the strongest qualfh-
cations of q field deputy is that he
be q good shot. When this fact was
called to Nj. Green's attention, he
.laughingly said that appointees in
the Forestry Reserve, who stand civil
service examinations are required to
shoot at a mark. He did not admit,
however. thai this requirement. would
be eXacted of those standing the civil
service examination for appointments
as field deputies in Carolina.
The fact was made clear by Com
missioner Green that the President
is very much in earnest IN his de-
termination to remove the internal
revenue system in Western arolin
beyond the sphere of partisan poll
ties. He indicated that the entire lay
OUT would be required TO walk the
straight and narrow path, and the
new collector is likely to
trouble if he attempts to break over
the traces.
The interview with Commissioner
Green brought out the fact that ne
is a native Tar Heel. though he halls
from the State of Minnesota. where
he went when six ears Of age. He
was born in New Bern and lived in
.Pittsboro during the civil war.
"One of my earliest recollections,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10

What the surgeons make on the
Fourth of July the insurance man
Uses.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
Baltimore Provision Market.
s. a. L. Stocks and Bonds.
NAVnt Stores

Baltimore, July Is. A. L. common
do preferred 49,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-10
Tone. iMiddIing. Recei'ts

Other Cotton Markets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08
lO>tnla >ter Robbed.

G.. w. Fouts. Postmaster al River
ton, Ia, nearly lost his life and was
robbed OF all comfort. according To his
letter. which ays For 20 years | had
chronic liver complaint. which led t.
such a severe case Of jaundice that
even my finger nails turned yellow.
when my doctor prescribed Electric
Bites: which cued me and have kept
me Well for II years" Sure cure for
Blliousness, Neuralgia, Weakness AMI
all stomach, Liver. Kidney ii RIad-
der arrangements. a wonderful tonic.
At all druggists. soc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

have but little acquaintance with
aan+anonorarv rop writer's.
Hance T have no qualification for an
opinion concerning them. They may
be as great and original as their en-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

nor wisdom iu the gray
And Jesus, our saviour. said II
must work the works Of him ihai
sent mo. white it is day for thc night
,omcih when mo- man can work.
no The really good thor, are bat
few dangers. lie can SAY
i vaIk through tho valley 81 th" sitai
.ow 90 death / ~iil fear NJ" eNtI. itArrN
state.
was down ia Louisburg last week
in fact spent tire fifth SUNDAY there
and greatly enjoyed seeing SEQ many
OF nay old time friends. / spent two.
nights and most OF two days with my
friend. capt. PIcasauts. ouc of spuit-
burg's most esteemed citizens. having
been a resident there for over AftS
years. For fifteen months he has been
j great suiferer. physically ANA men
tally. on account II Il stroke or IaGal-
ysis. was pleased t. ind him i'm
proved, from what he was the last
tiE4c / saw him. ana ! sincerely hope
he may ovc and be his old-tim"
self again on last Monday he spent
ut least five hours ON the piazza with
out suffering amy bad consequence
from it. or course his recovery must
take time. but | hope il viii come.
cannot undertake 10 speak OF an
my friends by name, as ! could not do
50 without making too long d letter
Suffice ii to say. | saw and greatly en-
joytd conversations with many OF
them. / carried down a few copies
Of "Whitakcr's "Reminiscences" and
although I had sold 50 many copies
there. heretofore. they were disposed
OF without any trouble.
Louisburg is coming 1t has long
been known as one Of the most de
lightfui residence towns IN the state.
having q population inferior to none
in heightened. refined rcntility and
Large hospitality. But. it FL bccomiug
i place ~ business and taking on
city airs; and from what / could see
and hear. the tide is still rising. ana
the wave of prosperity l. becoming
larger with each recurring trade and
business year. If ! eyer get to be q /
young mar and start out in business,
again. | him I~1ouishurE Will be my
choice Of location. Blu III not dis
cusS That, rs there is not mucn prob
ability Of my starting out in life any
more.
They've always got some jokes to
tell me. when | 70 to louisburR, be-
cause they know | like anything tina /
warns the blood and IooseHs the hide
but | can't always remember them.
Mayo Macon and Mr.. John Hayes
me Il good one Oh Wiley Holmcs
but rs Wiley was not present To plead
OF demur. / VIII not relate it.
/ recently heard . story which g..
| think. too good to keep. for tn" rca-
son That il contains 4 mixture OF hui
Nor, t1o ~ three good morals and at
heap ~ oid-tiIno honest. simple.
gnaiulteratat common sense.
\ lady from tine country came ta
town CUhich town is iIuIuatcrialD-
t. visit a mau ied daughter. While i'm
h went to church. saw the we'll
dressed people, heard the singing, in
s4udlttE a SOLO, D5 young girl. th.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

I have read no book, novel Oh other
sort. by Count FolStoy, the eminent
Russian &uthor. From What leading
Journals and men of letters AVE said,
/ Zee! certain that he has written at
least one great fiction that he calls
Anna NarrniH1." It il regarded in
high literary circles IS = masterpiece.
1t was first published some twelve or
more wears since. | think. His phil-
oSophy does not nass Tor much, and
his So-called religious opinions are at
Il heavy discount, He has said many
TRANCE things alike unreasonable and
iNartjstic. 1t was said OF him in 1898.
by an able English critic, that nobody
before TOlStOi has ever gone SO far as
to maintain that the artistic perform
anCe will Zee ttucr. better. gIeater-in
TACT, an only be true. good. and great
art 1T all-on condition that the sym
phOny violate the rules of harmony.
and the Stalu" the laws of proportion:
that II picture Ec ouJ of drawing,
and the poem refuse 10 sran." He
thinks the immortal "ttam1et' Of
Shakespeare Is simply bad art" while
Michael Angeles great achievement,
the Last Judgment" is merely alb
$urd.' The most c~ommendahle and
thrlStian-HCe sentiment ] ever met
with from ToIStcy is the following
concerning his .iew OF what art is:
1t must reflect in some degree the
character of God as revealed to my
inner mora! sense in the person of
Christ there IS no art in which |
can not discern some hidden reference
to this conneNion of man with the
Godhead." As a critic the Russian
Count appears to be a supreme blum
derer. '~abSUrGly ignorant and over
running with slavery to his W fall
lacious speculations and theorizing."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

go +FE 49, r o. - '3N
And within recent years q fuA share
or this amazing growth OF cities is
found Iu fa. south. Long "A peaceful
pastoral people. living on farms anu
in villages. We are uoH rapidly b-eoH4-
ing a manufacturing n commercial
population residing in busy towns
and crowded cities.
Years ago Il distinguished minister
Of another church made this public
statement. The frontiers OF modern
civilization are in the great cities. 3nG
America Expects M~ethodiSm To man
the frontiers" The rugged faith II
the spiritual frontierSInan ana path
finder that made 50 brilliant the his
tory OF our itinerant fathers lis the de
mamd Of these strenuous times. Ih,
forces that confront ANA menace the
as in the avs when martyrs died il
Hood ana flame. but are none the les
dangerous and dreadful. our prayer
is that Methodism viii not distppoiut
the expectations of Christian America.
And this drift from country to city
has. in many sections, So seriously
Weakened the circuits as to constitute
the graNest embarrassment to the on
ference boards Of mission. Strong
pastoral charges have become depend
ent upon missionary aid. How to pro
vide for those thinly populated dis
tricts without practically abandoning
the entire field is often 4 supreme
question in annual conference admins
%tration.
Here followed an elaborate review
of the work Of the church in every
department of work. showing progress
in every direction, embracing the story
of the mission work in detail. It
would fill more than a whole page Of
this papcr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

At
y
th,.fa.tf. ,.ad.,s and admirers claim
-. 800. ia n,tbfnr fr,r,
- IIl,arlf,[l Ia,,L+n7ar
lrraara", ~ TnIstov and th4
ln,,,alIt. a. i9nnraot ar
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49, tjnr a. ,a.I-at" If ~. rront Of
n.+, L,,,1ish ,~,fte,.y "a am
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"liZ -, :, ~ aIl. Pastan
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IaatnrIi,rr md Nveffc"
- :. d.. = oirt.1 ynnno North caro-
f.-.,r t,ctjEal1 I{.nln,son
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,a,ast a,I1 dtnfratinn witth eorne nnr-
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49, go 49,. az than
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c1p,aiiitiag ana aims 81 tbn ntiginai and
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inn>n rans;hIa OK Tho, ~ 90 49,.
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llllih Wou.u ever laIi IN rove WIN
at? % IN mos tli'iIHt opedl'
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~
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aa 2,ui - q
AiaCpe'h' Igar or roe mysterious
MIitihSS ne Fa!l ca Tue louise OF
I.Thef OF ne fiauh.Go falace or
w. 1nS u ~ lnoHt olls
NO. "I'd pu'
3ppIeHeIiu ma the itlsnllg sym
10 9 ~ "'"i ~ "'9'i"
H. uellh o ''nle.
No. 'nHl | ~ tiue2
~ -" o. 20 HiAN "a i"o my .tal
n1 SiNeS Sou Only lSuitS IL q ms
ttllluieil "hu Spll'9' toh uliuel.
Ttdh4 enough OF ne cfitltlSll OF floi.
a. 9'l 10 tenure to say thal II
- Iilieu WIN Cillltdi lidSitS anu
P'ill'H' 9HoNllS 'hdt ne ,ihuelS'dhuS
M "uIlo!' IHu can reveal the Gli1i-
d'tGt, linIltI'I0nS ana ~SucceSSlui
poaIllleS o. inc u!dI'l'tic writer ~
S,teteu; ne "lltea ol nun NJ;
HnaV:el - I@H NouSIlt To eii'olH INC
tt'"lalt niS pnlloSopn> q my Stlt,9iil
~ u 'i!"'iI loiHl' II - hot - iluCli
"ha' ms c~liaIaCterS 40 a. what tileN
reel ne IS not dealll% WIN the slofl-
undercurfent of fate that penetrates
lle regions on ms inner CONSCIOUSNESS,
dlfecIllS ana controlling the ifali
lark OF human Ire.
me S\mholiSt movement, Whatever
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

An ounce tuhday is wuth two
pounds AZ las week.-CalIy Rand, in
Richmond N~eWS-Leader.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-11-29
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
ILWAUKEE, NOVEMBER &c.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUkEE-Egg s-Market is tirmcr
The produce boards official market for
strictly fresh laid. cases returned, 2aci
high grade, caudled. zoe: miscellaneous
receipts, as to quality, 25u2 Ic: April stor,
Ql4c.
Butter-Market is firm. Elgin price
on extra creamery is 3oc. Local price Mira
creamery, SOC; prints, Sic: tirsts. 2ia25c;
seconds, 21a22c; dairy. fancy, 2lc; lines,
lSdl9c; packing stock, 15UlS
Cheese-Firm: American full cream.
twins. 13c limburger, new, ll12a12c'
fancy brick. 13AMl3$c; low grades, 9H
lO12c; imported Swiss, &c; new, block. III,
ale; new. round, Swiss. 14ul4lac; Sausage.
Young Americas. 13i2Gl4c
ELGlN, H., Nov. 26-lSpecial. l-Butt"r--
official. SOC, rirm.
CHICAGO, m. Nov --Buttcr-Steady
CrcamcrieS. 21a2Sl2c: dairicS, l9U2ic. Egg
Steady; at mark, cases included, 22n26c.
CHICAGO. IL. Nov 26.-Cheesc-Srongi
daisies, l3%4l4c, twins, Bh4l3i2r; YOUNG
Americas, 13l2Q13&c
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.--Buttcr--
receipts 4167; street price extra creamery
29l263Oc: official prices creamery, common
to extra, 20029c; held seconds to extra, - q
gSc: state dairy, common to fancy 2UH
2Sc: western factory common to tirStS, 1I'i
2Ulac: western imitation, creamery, nrSts, II
Glg2c; renovated. common to extra, lGtl
.3c. Chcese--Firm; state full cream, small
and large, September fancy, lac; do Octo
Der. best, 13c; dc late made. 12il l2alc; dc
inferior, 1Os4d1l34c; skins, "a lol2c. Eggs
steady: receipts, 1898; state. Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy, selected, white, $40 100
do choice, 3Gu3Sc; do mixed, fancy. 36ft3Ic
western selected best. 33c, official price
tirSts 32C); seconds, 21u3p
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-11-29
Killed a Cleveland Man.
PRODIGY KILLS SELF.
Tired of Life at IS, Richard E. Murphy
of Kansas City Ends Remark
able Career.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. &c
Tired Of life at the age of IS, Richard
-, ,r,,n,,h, ,ra,aIir, salesman
LiIlIlle'N hu' PH9' '"''''7
ended what had been remarkable ca
ro.,. bora SATURDAY. when. after writing
Iva -, -
a number OF letters, ne turueu OIL INC
qos iot in his room and Law down to die.
Il Couen for his act could be learned.
W g, ,traotod otfnntint, whom he
ne hrst u't' 1Iteu ",' ,.,i,l, ma,,nr i,
was ~ years oiu -! S.ai uns p'Fo,l 80
Jefferson CITY, MO, where ms lu'h'i
was Il printer. The paper was success
i'm n way and the youthful editor was
hailed as q urodiry
o. ,.,',,,- Ninr,L,v's family had re-
-NilSi ; o"'i7 rr,,..'.i, ,Tt, tn 81 Jnsnnh
moved from I'H'IS"ll ~ ~ ~
Md, ne aEalu spralE inio pIoHh'irhNc'
but not to ms credit. Alter securing d
pOSitiOu as Il messenger IN bank, he
,uod, - successful robbery and was able
49, Genre considerable money on forged
~ " ~ ,,..,. ,,,+ IA tLn state r,-
raprIH' ne TTSSo Ill "
1UImAtoTN a. DUNN NY I'LL. I'm
Leaving hls ialher $ nome "nHe SUI
wearing knlckcfbookttS' ne "N.'e'i