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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
GntictliGc @OdJofen GutaitrupGc.


30 2Ir6citcr III gitt06ltra in 6olgc
elmer Ua5crploiion our6 pl6bIid
be'reitc 0laiicn Acknowledgment
"Details ii6crraitbt. Crci to0t.
iie6cn i0lucr ucrIcBt lnO 81 Der.
luiBt.
%itt36lrA ga, 8. Samlor. - HSu
6oIgc ciuer bettc }lbcno in Ocm
GIija 0o6oicn Scr %oHc8 & &ou96
Im'ihcn Stnblmcrrc cilNctrctencn
GrpIuiiou iin0, mic nun nit @ewiB
bcit neiB, 0rci M0uncr toOt, lic6cn
iCgcu iNpcr pcrlebt oOcr oerbrannt
i'm &oipitaI lmO 81 iUcr0cn peruiBt.
Die Grploiion wlrrOc 0urd cine
@uSonIunuhmg inn 9oOen Oe8
S6nclioienS ueruriucbt, INN mcl1cn
Der 30 Q(Gnncr orbciteten. 9tlr Elm
cinjigcr 0criel6cu Cntfam unucrlcbt.
Cbnc irgcnO ucIGe Dor6erge6en0c
Narnllng trat pl0blib eine cbrcdlide
GrpIoiion elm, lul0 5onnen BON ge'
ldmol3enem .Dicta1 crAoiien liCb iibcr
0ic tn0liidIic1cn &cutc, Str0me bon
iIiiiiiAcm @iiCm mclde Itclenpciic
pier bis iiinf SUB tiei marcn, eraoi.
len iiC6 olri cinc Guticrulng pon 30
SUB uon Ncnl Diem. 3mei 6euer.
9Ilnrntii0naIe mur0cu iofort acGe6cn
unO oQe }Imbulnn5cu Ger Sta0t ers
ibicnen oui Sem Scboupjobc. Die
iicbcn WGnucr, wclc6c nit Dem 2cbcn
enttameM wurocn in Elm 6oipitol gc-
brodt, alcin jeOe Spur Don Ocn Ser
miBtcn lit pcrlorcu. Dlon iiir6tet,
ooB lie mtcr Scr in5niidcu OerD6rtc-
ten Stoblmaiie bcarobcn iino un0 OnB
i6rc &0rper Dorin perbronnten.
Bel ciuem &crind)e sur 9iettlng
etlicbcr ser MGnner IhIr5te 6cltcr6ci
Yeter SuD0cr pom 4. 6encrncbr.
0iltritt Don ciner 30 SUB bobcn
Bride lmO erlitt i6mere ScrIebun-
gen. 9lu1 CT lpllrOe in Elm 6cipitol
gc6ro1t.
Iic orei Eooten bieBen Sobn Gro-
ner, 9lnOrelp 6cotberfn ul0 0'uItoU
9eblcr. ,Sbre idlredlicb pcr6r0nntcu
2eiden iinO noh Der Morgue &C.
bro6t iporoen. 9oS SHidiol Der 2l
8ermiBtcn lit nod ingcuiB. Die 9c-
amtcn Der Stobl 6onlpoGnic boIIen
5lpor, ooB lih Die Wioiorit6t in 81
derbeit beiinOet, ullcin @eipilicS iueiB
man nicbt. gtur Elm einjigeE Der 2lr.
better, cin gelpiiier @co. &lIor, Bat
lid ieit Der Grploiion eingcItcllt Gr
crflGrt, 9lueS ici 10 raid GefomlnclL
0oB cr niNt luiiic mas ans Den Nidn-
uern 0cluorOen lei. H1brcnO bu2
noh Dem &orinll in DEM ScbGll0c
auSgcbroDcnc ScuG 0cI0id)t lpurOc,
cnlll0lrtc EN- S6lolIdnuo8cn NIT Cls
uen Strobcnbnbrnun0cl1 Sin Eicro
DurOc gct00trt llo Der tSubrn1onn
6cS S6loud)luugcnS pcrlcBt. Gic
SSenItcrIdcibcn OeS StruBcnboGmuo.
gems unr0cn ocnlolirt un0 cin Yonif
entiton0 lultcr 0cn Eoiiogicrcn iii
oelicn &erloui 5uei SSroncn i6linme
Gnctl6nn9cn crlttcn,
0ellte 9lbello berrid]te ole Qrobte
2lnIreglng Dor ocnl SoodJofcn-8ebdll-
DC. EoIi5ci lit Oort oliNeitellt I'M
oic Ntcn0c ab5lnucbren ltllO 9ticnlon0
crbGlt 3ltritt Gie Geomten Der
Stobl @clcllibaft ncrpcigcrn ollie
9(lSflnft unO erfldrcn, iic luiir0cn
ipdtcr, iobolO lic ctmos lpiiien, Mit.
tbclllngen MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

2aiie eGmurrboben nidIt anftrbeu. ea[bcu
ySaiblHtiiel liio nithere VfniChmiteI nnliitpeI,s
ben, 1T Belt nno @eIopcrffpellonnn. NnS etit,
6ae bur6nitS rntritglicbe 0eiIntitel fiir bteic
ld)ner5b1ite Srdnbeit IN Nnnteis Fs riro
bon Wdnnerll Der g8ifienIcbni ais Die mdifioitc
nleoi5lnlbc Snioeduna erfldrt. bic felt 200 Snb.
rcn gemn6t ipurner ,}u bnben IN allcn rcilonl.
9cn. gdtci 6nrunL onb Die tnieri6riit bon Z.
elSbee, " Q, 6 ani ieocr Settle bcr sdudl,
tcl beiinoci. (SiSpGu,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Stcpcuiun'S 6cim ais slmtsiuobnnns.

SonolnIn, 8. SSanltar. 8ie
perlautet, bat Sic oeutid)c Gcgierpng
@oupernellr Soli bon 9clltid) Sa-
moa ernl6dtigt 'oas ebenlali8e Seinn
oes S6rfititellers Hobcrt 2oilis Ste
uenion in 8ailinta on5lifauicn, I'm
es ais slmtsIpobning 81 benltseH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
S6merSbaftes ltrinirem.
NctTen MnbIuan & Go.
%. SuIi 1908.

S...., o,.., 20. Sill 1908.
Sb mar bebnitct nit llnbeitdnbeIeit ocs
Trims, Ntn gr3luuueu, bieIe W,aIc TN "a stn.
ben 81 urnircn. Gs 1T cine probe BelaItiallna.
fute aud iebr bmcr5bnft Weinc aeldIe6iIitien
Nrdlic iino febr l6iUon. Sd mub Nabts are
6lpet Sinnoen auiItebcn. nm 5u uriniren; ipenu
I'D mib bcribIait, iicBt eS ub so bin OF
Sabre alt nno nnberWciiia bel iebr guier ee.
luno1cit Jd) criu6e I'm Gr. TnopapS guieu
Halb; bite i'm foIoriiac sntporl
g. .. Gnbbrn,
SbampIain gInion.Qo. %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
2. y. Dnbbcll,
GbampIutn gielu,DorF.

enc 5Initte bon J'do,pnb's NCfoIbeni entbdIt
mebr oeS nItiDeu RrIn5ps ber Nleoi5in, nIs II,
aeno cine nnoere Rrdpnrotion 8n nebmen In
IbceIbttcI'Sofcn mdbrcno anoere IiiEl' oher
Ie1SmaI ncbr crIoroern. gteis ST. Berralft
bon sIpoibctcrn ooer nit Grprcb Snscftbidi,
oomuSbc5nbIt. nni gulpiana nnieres greiieS
Sbidci on 5r. MabipaH g. Co., 4r IS, tflnl.
Strahe, Tew.guri, iie u9oct Of stobee".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Gin Wiunnt ipatrr.
20. TnGnli 100
cr, 9inowoN & Go, Tcu.gurf.
g. q. pnbbrn,
3p HY... fr n,

fr. 0inOlunN & 60. Tc,u.gort
I'D nebnc ieBi Die iilufie 5laldbe bon Sbrenl
Heloloent uno betnoe MID btel better. Sabe
aiilneborL ben o6aibetcr" 5u 1ebraudben. lirin
pallirt lett cans oronungsmdbig unb Ieitbt obne
s6mer6en. Siam lett beiier fblafen. etebc
n6t 10 Dinitg aui. Ser 5pc5iuIit, ben Id In
Noilon coniuItirte, iaaie mir. Id mlile meineii
llrn nb5icbcn 10 LANCE i'd Iebte, uno mmer init
oleI S6ncrjcn. Sd nabm ben Reiplpent ltetta,
bon Nniong an elm SeIcrt11eeIbifcI boa cine
bnIbe chnoc nab eocr Dlnbbct Sd ldbrebe
otelen NcrIUl, I'M gu6 tplfcn Bu IaIIcn, ban
gIIeS IN OrhuunG 1T feline Schmerjcn nrb
Gin aennocr ,}niiGu6 Der QInfC. Sca i'd nod
cine Ncile tOriiobrrn ben GcfoIpent 5u ncbmens
S6 Iecre iebi Die 9Infc Gln5 oDue geibAle oes
GatDcttr
Sbr dulribtieer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Sl elmer 3obGreden mo ent6uiiaitiioben Der
iai1mIuug bes ,,NDrug Wicn's Megular gepubls
enu GInb Der 81. &aro" uuroe Der foI9enbe
Nridbub einiimn1g an9enoinlen:
NefCb en-, oob mir, Ole Dti8lieoer Ses
Youug Wien's HeGulur Republicau 9lu6 Der
VI. gSGro," Oie Gnn6iSatnr ocs 9id,t6. fyraut 6.
NadDter ais ben repnbIifunidten Aunnerrdacr
in Ser tommelloen Wa1orsunbl tnoofIren mo
ibm unfere better Genbungen In Der RrflGrz
uno nllgemeincn lSabl 5llitheru.
Cbrurac Yilntnr, Yrioent.
Soiunro 9, Dpang, Sefretdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Sabem gic 8atarrb:

@cobnlb cUufnltireH eie nibi
cllleu Mr5i weIber Mntarrbs
Slr1lliDciien Der Rdie. 0cS SaI,
lGS, Der pnnge mo ocr Sbren
lilr IdilgCr. ais 2s Sabre ii,
oielcr tSinbt bebnnoeIi bat? =
&enlt sic reid iiiio, ipiro Sbs
llcil ni0t 81 biel ubuerlanat.
mo lpenn Gle arm Iino, 10
brallhen sic nlir iiir Die 9l'esi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

leD's, Hr. 8tt, Vurb. .9acasetr. SfficesSmifHen
: Dis 10 llbr Woraens unb 12 tbr Hiiiass
bis llbr glhenoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
>lieren. lno 23laieu.Seioen,

lrtniitbe uno Snut'dranfbelten, gIaieuisine,
3ufertrdnIbciL |SuiIcriu6t. gI6neIIuno Oes gat.
lcrS, unbcitGn6igIet ocS Trims. Nrabrldc
Nrani6ett Hlbumlnarin uno in alien 5dllrn. no
oHrid SulI" Noocnfdb Ocr6nuoen 1T ooc baS
@atier old, woIIg tiuo aeiuibt M nit subltnn.
sen, pie 6as S9ribc cIues GieS obcr SaSen pie
mcibe seioe oocr eS bot Gin franfbafics, ounfles.
olItoicS Nusic6cn lino mCiben Bone 9uIt" 20.
oenlut mo iucnn Gin prdcinoes, brcnnenbeS
@eIegI bet'm Rotllren bon @nNer pnbrnebmbar
III, Ino G6mer3cil i'm Nrrn3e uno In ben aeubeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Die Sbluadell,
Die &ranfelt,
Start naO seinnO srmadt OnrdJ
Or,NaOlUQl)S
Reso(Oent.

HScocr Eropicn bon Or. RaOnab'S
9icioIpcnt tr08t Ourd oo8 9Ilt, Oen
ShWcib, llrn mo anOcre 8Iiiiiigfei.
ten uuO S0ite oeS SpitemS oie sc.
benafroit, Oenn cS rric9t oie 9Ibion.
oerunB?3 OeS S{0rperS nit uenem
unO gchtnOem MotcrioI Or. 9faO.
mop'S 9leioIucnt lit oic cinjige poii.
tioe Gur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
9ln Die Better Der @infummen-Sbli=
gatioucn scr 8ottlic6 8ancru=
IdmiotsStrous 0ronsGomuaanie.


G8 bciiebt elm padlcnoeS GeiibI feitcnS
Der BETTER Der Ginfummeu S6ltnatipnen
Der 8..S.sS. 9ran Sp,, cob iie ar1bere
@hlfiiHIte aus ibrer 0apitnlanInae erbalten
iullten.
g8ir lnben reprdleuaiibe obligations
8eber nit oieier gniibi etn NIT allen
Neiitern bon SbladtiolIell 5ll cpoperireit
gSenu hieIe bel oen llnter5eiebneten 6tuiicben
8 ilito llbr Ytndnlttdgs uil irgeno eiren
5nge, nit elu5nu6nie bon Samiing, pprs
iprecben uoer iidb prompt i6ritlitb nit ms
in GerbinoHng ietell, uro cs lnS Sergni
gen bereiten oenel6en bci bon ms cut
lporiencn Ylnn iilr ole Grb0buiiq Der @ls
finite aus iDren &nptdInnIagen 81 inter-
breiten.
Sl9hnGsou
SSranf z. Sam6letOn,
BON 0nmbIetun & 50.
u. 3. Glabmtgb,
10 etod Gr6anec @uiloiua.
gSm. Is. Scobon,
BON gSm. e. SeoSon & 60.
U0-to)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

30 2lr6citcr III gitt9blrN in 6o(0c
elmer 0u5crploiiou our6 pl6Blib
be'reitc 0Ioiicn acic6mol5cncn
"Details iibcrraicbt. Crci to0t,
iie6en icblucr ucrIcBt nnO 81 Der
uiBt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
ROCKY MOUNT - v,nnr>rox
Thr High school Trans rFay Two
GauFe~. Zach Thinning a

tspecsa. 20 Sens Ard o~hser~er
Rocky Mount y ~. Mas Et-Thr
sall teams q the RccAx Mount ffsEA
School received - second dafesf -
H. handx u TIRE W~Arrerta1 uxA
School team yesterday. 2 today
War-snton IN tIrn -ec@!vn9 "a ss7oHa
defeat from the ROCKY Mount soss
Rocky Mouut was AA@8 sr t1e
orst game until the eight ming the
score being 70 8 ~ tns sa
Rocky Mount BALLET a. errors ar
the visitors played ban the game
closing : 20 : IN favor Of N~arr~1taa
In the second game. - - tha
eighth inning. Turner "a s1er~8 the
only ran made by warTerfau. but
through n excellent work - nur 3g
and Avery'tor Rocky Mount ~. anAH
score was 3 70 ! n avor of the home
boys
The batteries w'e-v gundy Weeks
and Moore for WaTrertor. AM E1ra
and Rowland for Rocky Mount
The games were exciting ths +No
teams being pretty evenly balanced
The conduct and gentlenaDlv bear
ing OF the visiting young men has
boen much compiinsnted
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

Stocks and Bonds.
(By the Associated Press.

New York May 1.-THE stock
market today showed the effect of
mixed influences at work and also re-
fiected the diversion of speculative ac-
tivity to the grain and cotton mar
kets in the scantiness of the dealings.
The soaring of the price of wheat was
a depressing factor in stocks and
checked for a time an upward ten
dency which had developed in sympa-
thy with The strength of Union Pact-
fc. Opinions on the wheat crop are
Influenced not only by the damage
shown in the governments reports OF
May 1st conditions published yester-
da ybut by the fears of further dam
age since that time in view of the I'M
favorable weather conditions which
have prevailed. The continued delay
from the same cause to The spring
crop adds to the anxiety caused by
the condition of the winter wheat
crop. The bank statement showed a
greater loss of cash h indicated by
the preliminary estimates, but the
considerable loan reduction was well
received IN view of the known de-
mands of syndicate requirements
during the week. 1t is inferred that
the higher interest rates have attract
cd renewed offerings OF funds in this
market by interior banks with the re-
suit that demands on local banking
sourc are relieved. The money
market has been stronger since Thurs
day, owing to the announcement of
the Union Pacific financial plan and
the supposition hat other offerings
by railroad COMPANIES are imminent.
RumOrs persisted of an intended bond
issue by the Reading and the pres
sure on that stock depressed the
whole market. Total sales of bonds
par value SAC, 600.
Total sales stocks, 252,7OO shares,
including: Smelling. 25.400; Sugar,
200; Reading. Sc, 100; Union Pacific,
$500; Southern Railway, 800; do
preferred 10.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
MILLS LOSE OUT
important Decision in
Favor of Railroads.
Lower Rate rom New England
Points to the Pacific Coast Held
to be Reasonable as Compared
With Rates From the South.

Washington. May 11.-Decisions in
six cases were handed down today by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
One of the cases. that OF the Enter
prise Manufacturing Of
Georgia, against the Georgia Railroad
Company and others involving the
rates on cotton goods and cotton waste
from Southern points to Pacific Coast
terminals. is Of great Importance The
decision in this case was rendered by
Commissioner Lane n IS against the
complainant it being held that the
higher freight rates on such goods
from points in the South TO the Pacific
Coast are just and reasonable. In its
announcement the Commission says:
THE fact that such rates from the
southeastern states are higher then
those obtaining from the New England
states does not in and of itself esta y
lish the unreasonableness OF the high
er rates. as the conditions existing
at the two localities are diss!miIar.
The New England Mills, which suffer
by the competition of the more favor
ably situated southern mills from the
standpoint of production are entitled
to such advantage in rates as they
have from being situate at points
closer to ports where cheap water
competition has been established 70
the Pacific Coast points of consump-
ton. The existence of a lower rate
in the somewhat remote past Toes not
necessarily prove anything Of value
n ascertaining the reasonablencss Of
q rate existing to-day"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
FLOWERS FoR BoYsIx Blue.
Beautiful Incident of Memorial Day CcI.
Cbration in Ioui.burg.

L"uisburg, 81 C May I'll -aprorsH
IF tine memorial "a exercises hef
Etstcrday p veIr rr.ttr inrid-H- 3e-
CURED and % wcU w..elv 1f records
ing in the cemetery art fne p-rEs~
Of two Federal <Yta e-- ana Wus4e f-
grave Of the Confederate Uers beng
decorated with flowers and G~3uGe1e-
ate flags the Daughter literally e,r-
cred Tho graves ~ the tE9 late Fed
erals with beautiful blossoms aad
Union coIors
Tho horse and buggy II Ht. = =
strickland were standing in front ~
the drug store OF The Roddis PEERS
Drug Co. YESTERDAY afternoon wnea
the animal suddenly took frcut ana
running az brcaF-neck speed r0ssel
TIE cour- nous green swinging the
buggy against G tree and lsaEHnE tHe
shafts there continued on DOWN Ls4-
burg's broadway and turn nz mp ~5rag
street finally stopped ~ ne STRICKLAND
residence
The railroad company hase n4 Is
2 safety switch at the station mere So
TO runaway engines wIl t3pa
ever into Main street Trains .oW la
t. stop and nave the switch Changed
before tnes can come down X t1e
ton.
It j. understood that . movement
on foot 70 abolish the disDsE-4r and
4 petition - now : VIII be soon gong
the rounds 10 call an election - tas
end There Is : division cf sentiment
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
DR.. BATTLE RESIGNS.
Distinguished Educator Will Leave the
University and Engage in lis
toricaI Writing.

Chapel Hill, \. c.. May lit is
with a feeling of the p~rofoun6est re
gret and a grim realization of the
deep loss incurred. that the students
friends of the University learn
of the resignation of Dr.. Kemp Plum
mer Battle. alumni professor IF His
tory. DR.. Battle made the official an
nounced to his classes today, stat
ing that he had been granted an an
nuity Of $1,000. from the Carnegie
fund. and that he intended to retire
after this yea from the active duties
of a teacher, rot to a l.fe of dleness
but in order that he may complete
his history of the University on which
he is now engaged. and write the his
tory of North Carolina which he has
had in mind for some time. In the
resignation of Dr.. Battle the University
has lost a worthy representative ana
a capable teacher. and the student
BODY a loyal and devoted friend.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
TRANSMISSION OF BLOOD.
Life OF "A New Bern Woulan protubI
Saved by "A Rare Operation.
Especial TO News end Observer

Especial 10 News and Observer
New Bern, =. c.. May IA rare
surgical operation was successfully per
formed Thursday night. 1t was s.minr
70 an operation recentlv performef IN
q Philadelphia hospital and which
arouses widespread Interest The pa
tient is Mrs. f. II. Howe. the daugh-
ter OF the late +. r Moore. on APRIL
the Hrst twin sons were born 10 Mrs
Howe. and a malady has developed
which appeared 10 be consuming the
blood. This week Il became apparent
that heroic means must he used tn SAY
her life and the TRANSMISSION Of blood
from the body ~ a healthy person was
introduced into her veins 10 supply the
deficiency. Her husband volunteered
the supply OF the red life fluid to tht
sufferer. It s estimated that fully one
pint Of blood was transfused.
Drs. T. NJ. Hughes and r =. Prim-
rose performed the operation.
The operation was successful and the
patient il improving. The operation
is regarded as wonderful as Il was IN
dertaken at a hazard and rs n last
Il is believed Mrs. Howe viii
ecove
The man Who thinks he can make
a private garden paw is fuller Of more
thoughts and less brains than the fol
low who imagines he understands VIC
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
TWO BIG FIRES.
The Entire Paris Department Called
Out to Fight ETaemss.
(By the Associated Press )

Paris, May 1.-THE entire fire de-
p%artnent Of Paris was called out to-
night to fight two great fires which
started within two hours, and which
are believed to have been the work
OF incendiaries. The first fire was At
the suburb OF s.. Denis; 1t was accom-
panied by many violent explosions,
but fortunately there was no loss OF
life.
h second was in the Montmartre
district. at Herman La ChapeIle
Metal Works. Here the flames spread
rapidly to some adjoining tenement
houses, the occupants Of which were
rescued with difficulty. The work Of
the fremen was impeded by a mob Of
thugs. called the Paris "Apaches." who
cut the fire hose, pillaged the houses
from which the occupants had been
turned out by the fremen and stabbed
one policeman who was trying TO hold
the people back.
The damage is estimated at g, 600
600. Many persons sustained injuries.
and it is feared that TWO hremen lost
their lives.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
"@|11---|---
Highest. I

Cash quotations were as follows:
Iiolr steodg; winter patents SO,
$50, stralghts, sa.094s3. 40, babers 81 o
81 81 80 szn wheai 10. 2 o1qe! 50 ssaes, SO. :
white 4Saa4 20. . white 4,sa4s; ryo
Coo, z 7e KS good fee 7ssd,ag barley a6a fair e
70. Northwestern if9; timothy seed AS;
e,loger contract grade 1850 short ribs loose
lard per 100 ibs. $685.. short cllezanr sides
boxed 6.7519.00; whiskey basis OF high
grade wines 1.29.
New York Provisions.
New York, May 1f-Flour strong, Mime
sofa patents s4A0gsss5, do bakers 90 1909
$S.55 winter patents s3.700s415, straights
IS. 900 1878.
Rye flour quiet, fair to good sa.ss9ss.ssp
choice to fancy 50. IS i. 20
~Buckwheat flour nominal, 81. 1O8s2. 20.
~Buckwheat quiet, 81 10.
3, co sns nssl f firm dI ane s.;2o9s,:2s' coarse
Iye firm, No. z western 65A.
Barley quiet feeding 80, mating 9.
Corn SPOT drm. 20. 2 90, May e1h, July
So, Sept. 535.
oats firm, mixed AS.
Beef steady, family s~1450QS15.O0, packet
Sii.o0aSf000 90; mess 950Gs10.00; beef
Cut meats firm, picked bellies 1oAa1s
picked shoulders -, picked hams 114N12.
Lard strong western prime 35,
pound sa a@1S' ''''iD'n' 04S'iO ON
PorS 13rmn. family 1900, short clear
SIS 001 @ mess SIS. mS19.5O
TalloW firm, city 6A, country 6hG7.
S4.e5.
Rice steady, domestic fair to extra 3184.6A.
MoIasses steady, New Orleans 3Oa38, good
20 choice 370AS.
No. 4, 8, mild steady, cordova 8Q1I1.
Supar firm. fair refining S2.37, centrlfn-
quiet, confectioner,s A $500, mold a s5.15.
cut loaf SIS. so, crushed $3.50 powdered 81. 80,
graduated $3.50, cubes Ss.O5.
Butter weak, extra creamery 25Q2Sh
common to extra 1925, state dairy omnon
to ftrsts 1850 renovated common to extra
21@25. western factory common to frsts 49,,
22, western extras, 24E25, firsts 1904.
Cheese quiet, state fun creamery 12hG15,
large IS, SKINS 1114.
choice GSa019, brown 1871, mixed extra 1917.
frsts to extra firsts f7A@1sh, western firsts
fzRUf0, seconds 1907.
Potatoes firm Bermuda Der bag, So 000
$3.50, Florida new per Dbl. S05
Peantts quiet fancy hand-picked 81,
Cabbage easy, White Danish s4.ooass.oo,
do per crate 81. 3. rs.
Cotton by Steam to Liverpool fSc.
Cotton seed oil strong, Prime crude, f. o. L..
mills 81, prime uInIner yellow SIS, prime
white So so, prime winter yellow 57a5s.
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore. Nav ff.-FIour firmer, winter
patents S3.750S3.S0, spring patents $4.10Q
$3.50.
Wheat strong. spot contract 90RQ 9OA,
southern by sample $50 80.
Corn spot strong, 574Q38, southern white
5e@53.
Oars firm, No. 2 white 5fM05f3S, do No. 8
white ~ 81, No. 2 mixed AZ.
I'VE firm. No. 2 western 71W75
Butter firm, fancy imitation 23024, fancy
creamery 1902, fancy ladle 21Ql22, store
packed 176 20.
Eggs steady, I6H.
Cheese active, large is, medium 1914, small
1855.
SIS. 90. .
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
Twenty-Five Hundred Conductors Ex-
pecteI in Memphis Next Week.
Especial to News and Observer.

Especial to News and O~bserver.)
Spencer, n. c., May 1.-THE Grand
Convention of the Order of Railway
Conductors of the United States, Mex
leo and Canada, will owen in Mem
phis, MAY 18th, for a four days SEES
sion. More than $500 delegates are
expected to attend the great gather
ing, among them being some of the
leading railroad men of America. The
headquarters Of the order are in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and W. J. Maxwell, Of
that city, is secretary and treasurer.
The North Carolina delegates will
make an effort to secure the next BIZ
ennial convention, to be held in 1909,
for Spencer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14

Etna and Stron1boli Doing Business
on a Large and Strenuous Scale.
CIV the Associated Press.)

Messina, Scfcily, May 11.-Frank A,
Perret. of New York. Assistant Direc-
tor of the Royal Observatory on Mount
Vesuvius and the companion Of Prof
Mattoucci, he director of the observa-
tory, during the eruption of Vesuvlus
in April, 1906. returned here today af-
ter having visited Mounts Etna AMI
Stromboli, making important observa-
tons and taking interesting photo
graphs. He said 1.-THE disturbances
much resemble those which preceded
the eruption of Mount VesuviuS last
year. The smoke is now more dense
and the dynamic force in the main
crater has increased. The roaring OF
the volcanoes give the impression that
strong eruptions are imminent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
New Orleans Cotton.

New orleans, La, May 11.-Little
activity was shown in cotton spots
Ehch closed steady and unchanged.
bidding II 11-16. SAILS We're z25
)aIes IN the spot with none to arrive.
Lower levels marked the future
which opened easy from 1
q s points below the close yesterday,
.cored recessions Of several points be
-ond the opeaing losses and finally
.losed barely steady from five to eight
below yesterdays close. the
positions being the more large
V affected, selling on the strength OF
+ somewhat better weather outlook
week end realizing owe sunday
we're responsible for the downward
endenCy in values.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-14
New YORK Money

time loans hrmer. 60 lays 4A per cent, so
days "A per cent, 6 months ST., prime
mercantile paper 606H per cent, sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business In bank
er's bills at 488. 2O04Ss. rs for demand, and
Asa. 30@4S2. 40 for so day bills, posted rates
4S4Q4S7, commercial bills, 4~s2158AS338,
bar silver 651B, Mexican dollars EO4