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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
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Observation-Disclosures 0ornebmen @er
nur i'm 8eringitan i'm Beroahte
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paibnIren. miro ioiort bingerifigi.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
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italienii6er gau0rt qeDann ons hei.
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befrioi1gl19, ocnn es iuur6e eine
Emd hnutsgetiuinoigfeit ron ae,
nan 5256 0leilen sic Snn0e ersielt
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5abrt.
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s an 3iel an. arerifaniifle g1afda.
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greis. un0 Gin ifnl. Auto ben fiiuften.
g1orgen fiH6et Sic 5abrt I'm oen
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
9snliAIanO.
Sin iuiafommenes 16enra.

Berlin %. 9looenber.
sir Die U2aitarfritifer ser uerid,ie.
oenen oeutidjlaEoiiden 3eitunqeu
lit bic Inn Gber1ame oes britiihen
8arlaments gebaliene Reoe Oes iselS.
mraid)dils Sor0 &oberts. porin er 0ie
Di0glid)feit Der sSnOaiion elmer oeut.
id)eu armee erpabnte, ein vaefun0e.
res 6reiiea". Gieie 6erren idgpeigen
iorulid in Der 9eipredung ser ReOe
ma0 Der grorterung oes SnDaiions.
t6ana5. Vile uenperien sic S0ee
anes srieges nit england. 6eitrei.
ten aber nidt. oaB cine ioIde SuDa.
ion ausiiibrbar IDdre. garB 5eioB-
oers penu gndIig ser gr6Bere 5beiI
Der britiiheu 5,otte al einem Der
2anOuugsiteae entiernt liegenDen
Buutte lDGre
es miro 6erborgeboben. 0aB bic
Rcruoiitat in 9uglano wegen elmer
ynDaiion 0as iiherite 3eihen III, 0aB
man III 6nglan0 cine oerartige Gan.
Onna fiir moglih halt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Gute eciitnus.
Qos Qlnaeles. q. g1ob.

@US elilbtlt2s %. you.
Bon ebrer6urg. 9lri3., fam oie
9ahridt, oaB Ser gaifcu .llniteo
5tates@ nit 0apitan u. N9aaer ols
9iloiea un0 s. St. Snttinion. einem
3eitungsmnnne. ais 8oiiagier am
91ontna 9tahnittaa um 4 llbr 10
glinuten bort lon0eie. Gr fpar bier
am Montas glorgen 4 1lbr 10 Minu.
ten auigGnegen. gbrenbnrq 1T in
gea0er 9iHie mebr ais 200 Weilsn
Oon COS an8eles entiernt. Ger BoI.
Ion hat beiHabe. mem nidt gans, 300
IReilen IN y StIn0eu gemaht er
uar seihDeiie mebr als Orei gleilen
BOD in ser 2uFt. gr iiberfIoa Sag
8e5irae un0 Bat ourf 0ieic To5rt
bruieied Dob cine 6abrt qner I5er
ben Continent I'M 9aaon m5gIih it,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
glhdlidl auasEommru.
80 fyraneIseo. p. -

Gos ~G5ron.eIe' gutielf eine Sbe.
siaIoepgife Uon 6en 9shlipDinen. 0aB
Sas SoipitSIlbif .s1elief~ 6as fiinf
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Soriorgon. ar ser iiiooitIifen aiiitg
oen 2lgoH, aHgsfommeH II. Is
Rur0e IbeI non siueu EgffuH sa3e-
ritte1 uszo oHs 'eiuem aurs sgnor.
fen. a5er giem1no on Goro III 3u
S41Ssn gsterunen. Gas StiTI e.
.saEsEt 8zia1 nan gka5jIa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
qnh Elm gOridllas.
can iGaucisco, %. g2oO.

can ~ uttt 1tDt ~. 2tWUs
Gie Gtaats 5aaorOe Ser @efdngniB.
Sireftoren bar oon Or. y Briqgs.
nisqprdiioent og @eiuHo6eits5eboroc.
eii1en Brief er5l.ien. norm Der Dor.
ifloa oemaht Diro. DAB bic brur.
.beilten Wloroar i'm 3uttbanie ba3u
Sienen ioateu I'm llHteriuhungen
jber 6os @eien Der AnitedlHg burh
1uberfuloie IN 8e3ug aui meuit-
Iidie Weien anuiieaen Die @eidng'
nis0iratoreu 6eitloiIen, bieien Dor.
idlioa All peroHmtiidleu uuo iih bon
Ser 0ffcntliden 9ieinung 0nru5es lei.
ten AZ laiieu lie gruribeilteH
mniien ihre GrnuiIligung 9eben. oaB
iolhe erperimente an i5neu semaht
mer0Cn icuen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
eOndlmorb in Ser Stride.

Tiptoupiae, Senn.. %. g3oD.
9tiht an einem gaum lUie erlt Je.
meloet, ipuroen Die orei g2eger @e.
briioer Stinebad nuigefniipit ION.
oern an einem @alaengeriiit, peihes
IN Der glegerfirhe auigeiAlnger
moroen mar, Dor welher iie einen
G6eriifsgebiIieH uieoerGeihoiien uno
einen tootIib oeupunoet fatten. Sc
raOe eeaeniiber Der aan5eI muroe
Der @algen aufgeridltet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Mndrre sinai.

Saporte. 2G. RoD.
glur oiWh sen 0eroisnuis oes SO.
fomotiOiiitwers Sulius Scuerion BON
"a Groiie lpuroe 0as 2ebeu BON $50
Yaiia8iereu bel eiHem viienbabmu.
lanmcnitoB, Ger beute aan5 iriib lei
Aoriage sSnnction ,Sas., itattianO,
gerettet. Gin 8eridt iiber SeoerIon's
&erbaIten mur0e altfgeieBt, bon allen
Ranagieren unte3eidnet lut0 5itpe-
rinienoeut Cunningham bon Der @hi.
cdgo burlington & 0uincp R. R.
nadl glnianit oes 3uges bier porae.
legt 0as lluqliid trai 0en 8ua Jeo.
A. SEN idaueriteH Der grlinafon
Sinie. 2IIs iid Der Bug gortaae
Sluction uahcrte. lpurOe unnlittelbar
boran Elm ,5radJt8ua geiidjtet. Ser
9ei5er lprall8 ob ltn0 puroe qet00-
tet aber Der 2ofomotipiiihrer bieIt,
lein Seben onrau iebeu0. aipi ieinem
BolteH aus, jog &c Rotbbremien an,
un0 Is aetana ibm, Die Sd)neIliafeii
0es 3uaes, Der Oanols 60 gieilen in
Der Stmloe madlte, betrddtIih AZ
Uerrinaern, beUor er NIT 0em iraht.
5uge 5uiammenitieB.
Sin babies Gubeno 7Nadtiuaaen
ulrOen 3eririhnmert unO tbiirniten
iid iiber Der 2ofonmtipe aui ooh
ols Die IriinlHer entfernt pur0en,
entOedie mon Seberion unuerleei
oarnuter Bon ocn gaiiagieren tpur.
Dc glieuauo berlebt, obgleif iie BON
Der GGpalt 0es StoBes aus ibren
getten 9eidjIeuOert purOen. &eBer
@0pra Safer uon ga grone fuuroe
geto0tet gcrlebt miroe Elm grenl.
ier. 0eiien Iame nid)t befannt III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
SriniSaS.
gaitro anf Der aeiIe.

Bort OF Spain, 26. Ron.
Ter Qrdiioent Gaitro bon gene.
5uela traf beute aui benz ganpier
.,8uaseloupe" poH ga @unira bier
Elm. 81 beiinoet iid ani Der 5abrt
nah europa. UNI bort ipegeu etnes
2ei6ens iih operiren gu .aiieH. "a
deaen ga @uoira GuaraHtaue erfldrt
1T, fonute Gaitro bier nidt ans 2arO
foHlmen.
grdii6eut Gaitro 1T oou ieiuer
gattin un0 mebreren anoeren Witt'
alieoern ieiner Jauilie. ioIpie BON
6rei oenesolaniiheu Aer8ten begIeItet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
stnrnirsmiithrn.

Stebens 8oint. @is., 26. aoD
Gin @ir6eiftuun, Der iuner5aib
sspe; geinuien aber Oieien Crt BIN.
5cs. ri6tete einen Sldlids10en DON
etSOo $4,000 an. cine a5abl 9er.
foneE erIitt leidlte @erissungea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
auSreD Carnegie Ie6ut az.
@aibinaton, 25. g1oe

Der frilbere gSiabltoaig@ an5rsu
Carnegie. Der neulih in elmer 9eii.
ihrift erfIdgte. oie GLEN. un0 Staal.
in0uItrie beSHrfe nlft mebr 6es
Shus5oas, uHo 6oraltf einqelo5sa
wuros, Dor Dem aongrebtoniiie fir
glittgI uno 23eae 81 eriheinen, na
Habere AuTflarlh'g III oieier Soh.
su gebeH BAT e in eiHem Brief abqs.
Lebnt, Der GiHlzoms 5Olge 81 lgi.
i.en
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
snrillsiIeI0. IN. 25. "a

Sprin5rel0, 81, p. 9loo.
gou0rnaIr IeHeeH Der5oi beute
Sur4 cine 4rotiamatioH Die einiubr
Don le5en5en ainoDieb aus Dhfi
gan nah ssainois. ipeH BORT unter
Dem giin6Uiea oie Blaul. nHo alaneu
ieude brriht sluh ioaen feine
ga5mDogen. in penea RinoDie5 Dor
cher n1h Tdhi3an DeriaH3t miro.
lie @raVe r5a Sqinois pnireH Of.
ne srit tssinfgirt Doreen ~ iein,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
@rOhbritaHHisH.
2on6on, % glooember.

Qon6on, 20 4ooenber.
es Hn6 feline briiiiben ariegs.
ihifie mad Santi beoroert mor6en.
Ier britiide 8eHeraItoniul in Bort
al 9rince BAT 6os 2lusipdrtige Amt
benahrihtigl 6nB er teine 8eia5r
fir britiihe llatertbaHen o0er bri-
tide Sutereiien beiiirhtet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
arbcit iar RiaItsr enndl.


g. g. Tr1te. eiH in peiiersn
areiian befaEatev @ilaHser, Uuroe
Ia ieiuem Senn uaba gaHe0iQe II
5aIe EounfD ermoroei. las gsoan-
b1us muroe ii 9rane aeitetI.
Erate's 9eihe nuree ie5o4 bon
9a45am es5orssa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
eerbieu
qRiniftrfrif8?
gelgra0, IS. gloDeu6er.

8et1ra0, 25. JtoDeH6er.
es 8e5en Beratte I'M. wona9
nie5er t,ae a3inniiterfriiis beiteb
un6 es beiBt. baB Der 9renier beute
eem a0nts ieinen Riiftritt miiH0lih
mit9er3eiii bat. Die ariiis ion Die
5oIge oes 6ebftJlaaeHs ser Inter
11nOiurgen ieiH. bic 0abin Iieiau,
sic gladte 81 peranlaiieH, gDeds Sc.
INSTRUMENTATION iar gerbien ~ III.
teroenireIa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
graFlicu.
aaffssanlsi6s earautirt.

8i0 Saaeiro, %. yeco.
Gie Observation-Disclosures nabni
heute nit 81 geaen 20 Stiumen bic
Borlaqe an, melfle cine gunoesaa.
raniie Der 8aHeeanlei5e 0ss Staates
Gao @auIo poriiest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Ser gRaratbpn .asttIanf.
qlcnfers y y d

geuters. u. g.. 26. Roo.
S. s. @ropIeg bolr ssrii5.2lmeri.
caa a11lelic Glu5 Don 9Sau gorf ANA
ais Sieger ans oem @arat5on-gse Ell.
1aiiie beruor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Gr ,rrridlt nit eiuem italicniidsn
Hntu ais Gritsr Oas 3isI bel Der
gIntDwtttfabrt.
edarfer @sttb smsr
Gin gntOmObil SsntIder Mafart nit
fraus. 9eufer erreidjt ais 3uei'
tes bic GnSliRie.
Gius aafressuOs 6n9rt.
5oponab. @a., 26. gloO.

Sapanab, Ga. 20. gtop.
2ouis @agner, Elm 6rdu5oie, glltJ
init Sen italieniihen 6iat-glutomo-
bile $40. IA ais Sieger aus Der beute
bier abgebaltenen SStternatlonalen
Iutoiuettfa6rt berpor. Die 5uriid3n-
Iegenoe Strede betrug 420 NleIlea
eie er in $40 0tnlutm unO 81 Se-
flin0en ourdfu5r.
Der sSransoie 8ictor Semerp
Iongte nit Dem Oeutiden 8en5-Aato
$40. s ais 8ueiter ans 5ieL III 81
Wtnuten uno q Sefunoen;; 6eI;ce
gtGarro, Der oas itaIieuiibe Stat
pluto go. 6 bate, erreibte ais Grit
ter oas 3ieI.
Gieie brei 9lutomobile poren i1or
pom anfang an Die, melbe am me:-
iten 9[usii6t batteH, ais Sieger aus
ser 5abrt beroor 5u geben, un0 be!-
nabe ndbrenD Der galBen 5ahli-
bauer mareH Iie 0ibt beiiammen. Sis
flsr5 Dor Dem 3iel bate 9la5arro Die
5iibrung, abe- Elm fleiner llnfall an
Der Muitine foitete ibm ben erit3n
@reis.
sSoIgenoe nelm 9luto langten in
Der angegebenen 9ieibenfolge al ;
Siel, porauf Die 6abrt ais beenOigt
erfI1rt purOe, ioOaB es fir Die an-
bern SbeiInebmern an Ger @ettiabrt
feirtpn 3tpef bate. lie III becu0iQeu: !:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
General S6eriOGn.

in GSOibinston miro Elm 5tauObilO
ses acknowledgements Cntballt;
%rGiiOsnt 9lOoicpeIt halt aiae go.
beSreOe aui Den SoSteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
OOrGnOO SlGger.

Der itaIieniidDc edufer beiiest sen
AmeritaHer SObn 3. Sases beim
glartbOn @sttIaufen i'm 9iaOiiOu
Square @arOsu in Rem yOrf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18
COTTON MARKET
 IS MORE ACTIVE Near Months Make New Hig h
 Records CLOSE IS VERY STEADY Advance of 1 Point on October and of to 12 Points on Other Positions
 On the Board-Spots
 Unchanged.
CLOSE IS VERY STEADY

New York, November 1.-The cotton market was more active today with the near months making new high records for the season and the close very steady at a net advance of point on October and of to 12 points on other positions. Sales were estimated at 200,000 bales.
 The market opened steady at a decline of 1 point on December, but generally ? to points higher and ruled steady to firm all day. There was little local sell ing of December at the start, but these offerings were soon withdrawn and De- cember led in the subsequent advance on covering by shorts, who seemed to be rendered very uneasy by the talk of a concentrated long interest; the small stock and the approach of the first De- eember notice day without any sign of liquidation. Reports of steadier interior spot holders were also an influence while the buying of near months by some of the larger spot interests suggested that a bullish revision of differences at the meet ing of the local committee tomorrow was looked for At any rate, December sold up to 9.25c during the late trading or 16 points net higher, the advance being fol- lowed although rather slowly at times, by the later positions on a gradually broadening demand from outside sources. The close was little off from the best under realizing
 Southern spot markets ohicially re- ported were generally unchanged, but local spot handlers reported that interior offerings were smaller and buyers during the day were evidently of the opinion that a bearsh census report next Sat urday had been already discounted
 Liverpool was about as expected with private cables reporting a quiet but steady market.
 Receipts at the ports today 9O.205 bales, against 1057 759 last week, and 6S,2l6 last year. For the week 450OOO bales, against 476,OOO last week and 354,SS7 last year. To- days receipts at New Orleans 13,256 bales, against 20, ,562 last year and at Houston S9,- 17S bales against 17,146 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18
Fruits and Produce.

Corrected daily by Douglas Bros.) Cabbage-Virginia, per ID, 4tc. Onions-Red Globe, per lb, 2c. Turnips-Rutabagas, per lb, lac. Irish Potatoes-Fancy Michigan stock. bushel, S1.
 Sweet Potatoes-Yams. per bush el, 75c.
 Pears-California, per crate, ss. Plums-California, per crate, $2. Grapes-California Muscat, per crate. s2.00. Grapes-Tokay per crate. s2. Concord Grapes-Fancy Michigan stock, S-lb baskets, 27c.
 Concord Grages--Fancy Michigan rel, s4.
 Apples-Choice Virginia. per barrel. s3.75.
 Pears-Cooking, per barrel. S3. Lemons-Fancy imported. per box. Lemons-Choice. verdelli. ssos. box. $4.00.
 Bananas-Fancy, bunch. S1 to s1 50. Celery-Colorado, per crate, $3.50. Garlic-Fancy imported. per lb, 10c. Cranberries-Cape Cod, per box, $2.75. Cheese-Fancy full cream, per lb. 16c. Peanuts-Choioe Virginia, per ID. Peanuts-Chioce Virginia. per lb. Peas-California. blackeye. per lb. 5he.
 Beans-Nayy. per bushel. ss. Beans-Red kidney, per lb. 5c. Beans Lima. per lb, 6Mc. Eggs-Tennessee candled, per dozen. 27c
 Hens-Each. SOq 4Oc.
 Turkeys-Iive weight. per ID. 13c to 14c; drsesed, per lb. 1-sc. Fryers-Each 15Q25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18
What Does Papa Say Now?

Pittsburg, November 17-Wiat is pre- sumed to be the engagement ring, with ruby setting, from the Duke of the Abruz- zi to Miss Katherine Elxins, daughter of Senator Elkins of West Virginia, lies in the vault of the Pttsburg postoffice awaiting appraisement to determine the amount of duty that should be charged before its delivery. The ring was re- ceived by registered mail at Elkins, w. va., and from there sent to the postmas- ter at Pittsburg
 The ring is heavy gold band about one-eghth of an inch wide and is set with a pigeon blood ruby, oval-shaped, and weighing about six or seven karats It is inclosed in satin-lined white-leather case
 The opinion Is ventured by some that the duke may have sent remittance to cover the duty, which was delayed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18

to discuss proposed freight advances also affected these stocks.
 Another group that was affected as a roads, especially those in the hands of receivers. This movement followed the sharp advance of the Hast few days in the much involved New York transac- tions and is apparently founded on slmi- lar hopes of advantages from early re- organization. A movement of more gen eral influence was that in the Hartman and Hill groups of stocks. Union Pa cifc, as usual, absorbed large pro- portion of the days total dealings. Its rise to 1S39s carried 1t through the highest price touched during 19O7 which was 1SS in January.
 Today's prices have been equalled only in the excited speculation in the stock following the advance in the dividend rate from 6 to 10 per cent, which carried the quotation to 1858 on September 4, 1906. Its rise today in which Southern Pacific kept it company, was accompanied by revived rumors of pending financial plan involving distribution of assets or in- creased dividends, The executive com mittees of the two roads met during the day, but adjourned with an announce ment of only routine business transacted. Considerable buying of stocks was as cribed to foreign account, but foreign exchange rates advanced 15 points. Money rates were called easier both on call and on time.
 Bonds were strong. Total sales, par value, $693S, ,000.
 call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18
STOCK MARKET
 IS UNCHANGED Spotty and Irregular Move ments Characterize Day PRICES ARE INCONSISTENT The Market Movement Is Strongly sue- eestive of Artificial Support With out Definite Object or Any
 Practical Reason.
PRICES ARE INCONSISTENT I

New York, November 1.-The character of today's stock market was much the same as that of yesterday. The spotty and irregular movements resulted in much confusion of mind on the part of those who were attempting to discern the sig nifieance of the conflicting action of dif7 ferent stocks at the same time. The cur rent of the price movement was not consistent at any time during the day The show of strength, which was con siderable was made up of successive ad- vances of individual stocks or groups Of stocks These successive advances were always concurrent with a sagging tend ency In other stocks some of them stocks which had been conspicuously strong earlier in the day.
 market of this kind suggests artificial support at some points, to facilitate sell ing at other points. There was fur ther decline also in the rate of activity from yesterday, although yesterday s transactions were smaller than on any day last week. News was not forthcom- ing for the movements of special stocks in either direction The decreased ani- nation of the speculation was attributed in a general way to an excess of caution, to the extensive rise already achieved, which has reduced the rate of the income yield on everything traded in, In some cases it is obvious that, the advance has carried prices to a level that would limit to a moderate rate of return even in creases in dividend rates to the maximum to be expected. The stocks selected for upward movements today, however, were amongst those which have suffered from fears of dividend reductions in the past and which are now responding apparently to increased confidence in the maintenance of present dividend rates
 New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio are in this class. The eastern rail- roads are still suffering heavier reduc- tions ip> gross earnings from last year s rate than are the western grain and cot ton carriers, as shown by the October earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio pub lshed today. That statement also shows the success of the company in cutting down expenditures to meet the lessened earnings. Conferences of traffic officials
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18
Local Staple Groceries. Corrected dany by Franklin. Stiles 6
 Frankiin)

branktln.)
 Apples-3-lb cans rer dozen, soc.
 Axle Graase-3 dozen to case. Dis mond s1.a5; Mica, ss.25.
 Baked Beans-2 dozen 3-lb cans tt Mitchell sbe; Bull Head, 9oe dozeI e-lb cans to case. per dozen. CampbelIs s5c: Dog Head soc. lib cans, dozel to case, per dozen. sr pan ce csmP Gos soc. s3.75; Hi-Lo. $3.75; Parrott and Monkey si.s0; Horfords Bread Preparation on $45o; lib Rumford, s2;50:
 dozen to case, per dozen, 95c.
 Baskets-1 -bushel, wire display. each sl.5O; X -bushel. s1;25;
 Blueing-Spuriock No. 5, dozen tc ooa oRarushes-Rice root. per dozen. S6c.
 Candles--2o and 40 sets to box. per se5 e5Ga1nTdy-Assorted stick per pound slkc; penny goods. per box, eoc.
 1.ampbell's Goods-Tomato. yegeta ble sn,n tomato and tobasco catsup salad dressing, chilli sauce, prepared mustard and worcester. sauce per dozen. list Soc Soc: 2-lb baked beans, per dozen. s5c; Reef steak catsup. per dozen, s2 oCereals-Ter CT case, Cream of Wheat ,4.5o; Egg55o,,see corn flakes, ,saS5; Nuts, $40; Hudnut grits: per barrel >s4.25; per 150-lb sack $l,75 Shredded Wh eat Biscuit, per 50 package case s5 "r,herries-No. l Tennessee pack, 2-Ib cans cherries in syrup. per dozen. s2.
 Chewing Gum--Per box. 55c.
 Chicken Tamale-Per dozen. soc.
 Chiii Con Carne-Mexican' per dozen s5e; so ocolats-walter Baker'S n-lt premium. per pound 4oc; A-lb. sweet per p9unTsa Ts cSeea seo per pound a5e RSu1d % a Raker's, lib premium chocolate per pound, 3Sc; A-lb cocoa. per pound. 4oc Ssitron-iO-lb boxes, per pound. 22 h G
 Clothes Lines--4o feet. braided cot ton. per dozen, S5c.
 Clothes Pins-Per box of gross. 65c
 Sod Fish-20-lb bricks. per pound, 7c
 SoffeeWGreen, 11913c; Arbuckles sle:op; Porto Riso. R,;S .ls,o5, .s,s' n" SniI~mbian Cream. $S.6o: 2O-ez Coium- b;an Cream. s4.1o; carnatIon Cream s'c,o s'c,oorn-2-lb cans. Occidental. per dozen s5c: No. l (Maine). 2-lb Lilac brand currents--Little Brook brand. l2-o, Gaivanized Ware-No. l tubs. peI dozen, Ss: No. tubs. per dozen. s6.5O Gtelatine-Cox's. per dozen. sl.s5 Knox's Sparkling, per dozen. sl.2o Wetmore's, per dozen. a5c;
 SHass San ea% sss SHHsn sun to Lss
 Grits-s2 pounds. sl.75.
 Jar Rubbers-Sure Key. per gross 0Jellies-All kinds. per dozen. ls-oz ice tea numbers, 9Oc; Mason Jar, 9oc hiers. soc. S-oz glucose. 45c; large pails, sl; small pals eoe; sr.,a.a ,, aoc: Canpbeli's, BOG: Beefsteak, g. Kraut.3-lb cans: Nigger Head. s0c silver Fleece, soc; Silver Thread. soc Van Camps, s5e' .sss7Sal ss sa Kegs. each, ss
 Lamp Goods-Chimneyss dozen :. Assorted, s2.5O; burners. l dozen to case per case, No. l. eoc; No. 2. 75c; wicks Der gross. No. l. 45c; No. ?, COG. FIye-Per case. Red Seal dozen [, case. $s.75; Favorite. dozen to cas. Si.60; Giant, { dozen to case sl.75 Giant. s dozen to case, S3.50: Daisy, dozen to case. $S.65; Daisy, dozen |, case, $f.o5..
 ana ghetti, per ID. 7c: # lb packages. 5 packages to case, per case. S2.
 Mackerel--No. ?. 100 count, s7.50.
 Matches-Per case. Blue Hen, $l6O per gross Globe. s5c: gross lots Globe. s2.S5.
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Mince Meat-s dozen to case, At- more's, per case, SAYS: Palace Car, S2.7O; certified, S2.25; Loyus. s2.25.
 Mops-14oZ. Winner. per dozen. S2.5O. oil cans-Galyanized. l gal 1 dozen to case, per case. $2
 Okra and Tomatoes-2-lb cans, per Olive oil-Pure trench. 4 dozen to case, per dozen. $z25.
 olives-No: 4. { dozen to case. per oysters-Canned, I-fb. full qt dozen to case, per aozen, S1.
 Pancake F1our-Blue Ribbon, 2e-2's. g3; whole wheat. 10-10's. $3.50; Graham flour, 10-10s, S3; Graham flour. 6-20's. S3; cracked wheat 24-2's, S2.50; Scotch s11oi ch oice evaporated. 50 lbs to box. per pound, 12 # sc.
 eugar-Granuated. SAC; Y. C., 5hc. Molasses-Centifuga 20Q35c: sugar house, 40cj Georgia cane. new crop. 43c. Canned Goods--par dazs" okra and tomatoes, 3-lb tins, soc; tomatoes, stan dard, 3lb fins. $1.l0, s-rb, soc: black berries standard, 95",
 Pepper--Graia. ioc; Er~"nd, 2Oc.
 I,riunes61IIsso<. 4o-5e. ger lb. 7hc.
 Rlce-Full head, 7c; Jap, Sc; low RaisinsSsPer package. 12Ko; per 20 Peas1Per bushel Buckeyes, ss.25. pdi0 Sioa9.o2etqgon s$s9 sns ikenex sssO; S5.75; Big Deal, s1.9u, Pay Day. Sl.85: Grandpa x Wonder, S3.S5.
 Soda-Arm and Hammer brand. 60-lb starch-Bulk, 4c per Ib; celluloie. $2.65 case
 Ginsene-Per pound. ss.IOQ450,
 Flour-F'ancy patents $6.50; Nellie King, $5.40; second patent S6.16.