The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 9

I Sports Can Indians4 Sealftie 4. JLs 1 Carlisle Indians Play Auburn Plainsmen On Grant Field Today at 2:30 OChfk lA A FACTS FOR THE FANS. Team Anbnrn and Carlisle. Captalno AoburB R. TV.

bln- Carlisle Peter CiaJae. Coaches Anbnrn Mike DosAknei Carlisle Glenn Vam r. Time son o'clock. Place Grant Field. AdmUnloa General admUalon I n-l'Yed lleat.

25 cent. extra. An- tonobSIe. parked for fl 91 for each eeupat Ticket Sale um1In Brothers' alor 1 Street Car Take Luekle to Water Works or West Peaehtree cars. Cars parked on first named line after game.

Officials lleferee I on In Drown Umpire Bob Wllllamst Iliad Linesman. Dick Jemlson. Probable line-apt VMtL8LJ. Position. AUBURN.

L. E. Kearley Welinsa L. T. Steed Bunch L.

G. Taylor Wtonesblek Pltu Uakp7e. R. G. Martet It T.

Bird. R. E. Looksstoond F. Broker 1.

R. U. Pratt 14. II. B.

Talae F. B. Tlaltntea LouUelle Roblns Arnold lIalraOD Hart Harris By Dick The. Carlisle Indians and the Auburn Plainsmen will met this afternoon on Grant field at 2 30 o'clock in the final football game of the season in Atlanta and in the south. The game promises to be a fitting climax to one' of the most enjoyable seasons of football that Atlanta fans have ever had the Privilege of witnessing.

Indications point to a hard-fought contested game with the out. come very much' doubt. though the Indians will enter the game slight fL- vorltes The Indian two stronr. arrived in the city ia i nlghL A ey were delayed corning here. being tint an nounced to arrive Thursday morning and then Friday morning The Auburn Plainsmen.

of equal number as the In dians will arrive here this morning. Mpertaciilsr name. All ita football tans have been look- JUST THE THING FOR HIS CHRISTMAS GIFT A BOX OF FINE CIGARS' All the Best Brands Can Be Found at Brown Allen's Whitehall Alabama. Cigars An IdealXmas Gift Oppenheim Cigar Store 109 Peachtree St. Atlanta Theater Tickets Play R.

A. C. Quintet Tonight The Chattanooga Tigers. who will open the basketball season locally by playing the Atlanta Athletic club team tonight. Ing forward to this game for some time.

and they will flock to the field in large numbers to witness the battle in anticipation of one of the most spectacular. and hardest-fought games ever played here. The Indians will send into the game their strongest up. Against Alabama they did not. use their strongest up.

several of the regulars not even starting in the game. among them their star fullback end captain Peter Calac. The Indians reallse that they have a hard task on their hands in handling the Auburn Plainsmen. Auburn will be the heavier. and.

with a grudge In their system the Plainsmen axe going to put up the hardest tight they know how and maybe the Indians will be the sufferers. Auburn's grudge dates back to the game with Georgia. when the Red and Black upset the do pe and tied the- Plainsmen and caused general opinion throughout the south to give the title to the University of Tennessee. Auburn will try to prove conclusively to the doubtful ones that this award was in error. by their game against the Indians this afternoon.

Weather Will Deride. The weather conditions and the shape the field is in will have considerable to do with the final outcome- of the battle. A wet field and a wet day would play havoc with the majority of the trick plays of the. Indians while It would also make the end running attack of the Auburn eleven a. doubtful quantity.

Then. too. a wet ball would make fumbling frequent and would probably result In both teams cutting out the open game except as a last resort and then only spasmodically. The Indians are noted for their open game tactics. Atlantons are looking for some spectacular lateral and forward passes.

and they are hoping that the weather man will dish out a brand of Weather that will permit of their seeing these tactics. Against the line plunging of Harris and llIdez Carlisle will offer their captain. Peter Calae. said to be one of the but line smashers In the country today. Indians Favorite.

The Indians will be slight favorites. This by reason of their easy victory over Alabama without the use of all their regulars and without resorting to any Qt their trick Auburn was considered to have a splendid chance for the victory before' the' Alabama game. but that game has caused the majority. to switch their- choice to the Indians for the victory. The game will mark the past one that Coach Glenn Warner will officiate In that capacity for the Indians.

and as he is very popular with the team and the student body Carlisle. the In dlans are going to do their very test to win the game for his sake. The game will also mark the last' football contest that eight of the Auburn Plainsmen will engage In. This will have Its mental effect on the Auburn players. and cause them to.

play their hardest to close their careers with victory. Captain Robinson and Kearley a ends Loutselle and Culpopper a tackles. Thlgpen at guard Pitts at center and Arnold and Hart in the backfield are the eight men who will play their last game today. But the main dope on the winner seems to hinge on whether or' no Auburn has recovered her stride. She went back after the Vanderbilt game and the doubtful ones are picking Car.

lisle principally for thIs reason. lirililant Crowd. The. crowd Is going to be equally a brilliant as the game Itself. and will be a representative me of the leading business.

political and social elements of the city. Governor Slaton and his staff will be the guests of the two teams' at the game. They will occupy a box and will attend the game In full dresn uniforms. The governors interest In the Indians and his efforts to have the game come off. when It was thought the Indians would cancel.

resulted In the invitation. With the official life of the state represented toy this delegation of prominent citizens in their full regalia of office. the city authorities will also be represented. Mayor Woodward has been Invited and he will probably at tend. Among other prominent Georgians and Atlantans who have been invited and who will probably attend are- Hon.

A. B. Green. of Fort Valley Judge Hamilton MeWborter. of Athens Dr.

K. Matheson. president of Georgia Tech Hon. Clark HowelL of The Constitution Hon. J.

R. Gray. of The Journal Forrest Adair George Adair 1. S. Floyd and others.

If the attendance at the game today Is in keeping with what it Is expected to be. other games with other We eastern schools will be booked for the future. Mrs. Paine Plays fifjfsGude For the Druid Hills Club Cup Despite. unfavorable weather conditions match play the" Druid Hills Invitation golf tournament for women la progressing.

rapidly and. the final round' in all flights has been reached. For the women's championship of Atlanta Mrs. T. B.

Pain will meet Mrs. A. V. Gude Jr. The winner of this match will receive a handsome cup offered by.

the Druid Hills club. The up will also receive. a cup. as will the. winners and.

up of each flight and the winners of the de featod eight. round. An interesting match was the semi- tlnals. between Mrs. Oude' and Miss O'Brien.

These' ladles are sisters and there' has always been considerable rivalry over. their respective golf games. Friday they settled the family championship. Some good matches are being played so. far and Interest In the tournament las been strong throughout.

The finals have until Monday afternoon to be completed. The result of all matches played so far. with the pairings for play in the final round. Is as follows FIRST PLIGHT. Second Bound.

Miss Alexa. Sttrltug defeated Mr H. B. Brown nt and to play Mrs. T.

B. Paine defeated Mrs. N. 4 up and to play. Mr.

A. V. Gude Jr. defeated Mrs. Charles Godfrey 4 up and to play.

Miss M. O'Brien defeated Mr. W. A. Tilt I up and 1 to play.

geml-FiJUUs. Sirs. T. B. Paine defeated Miss Liens SUrlJnl' 2 up and 1 to play.

Mrs. A. V. GUde. Jr.

defeated Miss May O'Brien 4 up and I to play. DEFEATED EIGHT. First Round. Mrs. 1.

A. Ellen defeated Mr A. Walker. 4 up and to play. Mrs.

R. P. Jonsu defeated Mrs. N. Frederick by default.

Mrs. T. R. Burton defeated Mrs. IV.

C. Hall by default. Mrs. Guy Woolford defeated Mra I Beck by default. Semi-Final Mrs.

Woolford defeated Mrs. Burton. I up and to play. MrL Ellen defeated Mrs. Jones.

I up and to play. SECOND Second Round. Mr I. Ii. Saunders defeated Mix Marian Goldsmith.

1 up. TV Cobb. Spurns 17500 Contract With the Federals Augusta Ga. December 4. Special.

Answering an inquiry received here to day asking whether or not he had been tendered a. contract with the Fed. eral league. Ty Cobb indirectly an swered that question by saying he Isn't going with the Federals. Intimate friends here saj Cobb has been offered a year contract at the same figure Walter Johnson signed for which' is said to be 500 II.

Year. and one of them asserts that has seen the contract. Cobb. however says The only way I will ever play with the Federal league will be for the Do. trolt club to sell my contract to one.

of the Federal league eltlbs and I hardly think that will happen. My Detroit contract hasn't expired yet and will not for some' time. They seem pretty well satisfied with me and I'm satisfied with things there. In fact. I expect to wind up ray baseball career with the Detroit club.

TECH BAND WILL GIVE CONCERTS AT GAME TODAY Frank Romans Tech land will greatly enliven things this afternoon during the. same between the Auburn Plainsmen and. the Carlisle Indians with various selections from- the work of ragtime. Before the game starts. they will give a halt an hour concert and during the Intermission between the halves they will also play.

Whether or not they will play the battle song of either team when they are in a pinch is not known. The band this year la one of the best that Tech has ever had and their music has. been one of the features of the various games played on the local gridiron. Mrs. J.

A. Alexander defeated Mis K. Sleekly by default. Mr EaMwfl defeated Mrs. N.

8um mrille up lid to play. Mra PomU07 defeated Mrs. L. w. Child 1.

up. Seml-Flnals. Mr Alexander defeated Mrs. SaunderS Mrs. Pomeroy defeated Mrs.

BsrdwetZ 1 up. DEFEATED EIGHT. pfrt Bound. Mls 1. Lftdaon defeated Mrs.

B. Johnson by default. Mrs. Jesse Draper defected Mr Joseph Eby. I up.

Mr O. A. Howell defeated Mra. Frank Adair. up- nd 1 to play.

Mrs. W. B. White Jr. defeated Urv fl C.

Moore. up. Semi Mrs. Howell detested Mr. White 4 up and I to nlay.

Mrs. Jesse Draper defeated Mlu Lad. nu Second Bound. Mrs. D.

Herman defeated Mr William Adldn. 4 up and to play. Mr RmAn defeated Mr F. B. Montague.

up and I to play. Mrs. 1. Z. Raster Jr.

defeated Mrs. W. E. Hnrt7. I up.

Ml It. Lewis defeated Mrs. Gregg 4 up lid I to plzi Seng-Fina Mrs. Harman defeated Mrs. Ren I up and to play.

Mlu Lewis defeated- Mrs. Rosser- I up id 1 to play. DEFEATED EIGHT. Second Bound. Mr.

J. N. Mason defeated Mrs. C. Yo Ranwater.

a up and I to ply TMr 1. D. F. Qulnby defeated Miss Gentry by default. Mia Constant Lerouz defeated Miss MMsab defeated Mr Gordon Klser by default.

Final MI. Uobley defeated. Miss Lerouz I up and' 2 to play. Th. Mrs Wootford v.

Mrs. A. Jones. Second flight. Mrs.

Alexander v. Mrs. Pornero Defeated Eight. Mrs. Howell v.

M. Draper. Third Plight. Mr Herman v. Miss Lewis Detested Eight.

Miss Motley v. the winner of the Mason- Qoinby match. TECH CLASS TEAMS' PLAY BASKETBAll The inter-class baskettall season at Tech was ushered In last night when the Seniors trounced the Subs 26 to 16 and the Freshmen mopped up with the Sophomores by the score of 62 to 16. In the first battle between the Seniors and the' Subs the latter put up a much better same than anyone expected of them. At the end of the first half the Seniors led but four points.

but in the second period the tubs were tired own. which tact made goal- shooting easy for the upper classmen. For the Seniors the work of Strickland at ward. was the best. as he passed in good fashion and shot well scoring 18 of his teams points For the Subs.

Ponder and Howard did the best playing. The up SENATORS 26) Positions SUBS 16 Bam f7 LF 18 Strickland 16 R. F. Ponder I Clark C. Wlker 4) Metcalf.

RO Wise 4 Montague 1. O. Hammond Summary Referee. Tally Johnson. Timekeeper Levine.

Time of halves 15 minutes. The Freshmen battle proved to be a walkaway for the former as the Sophs could not stop the good teamwork exhibited by the Freshmen. TDM Freshmen started out strong by ringing 30 points In th first half to their opponents' 4. The Freshmen made the game more Interesting in the second period by putting In their sub Phillips truppa and Golden did the majority or the scoring for the Freshmen. Phillips leading with 20 points.

For the Sophs. Johnson and Thomas starred. The up SOPHS 15 Positions. FRESH 52 Johnson 10 L. tiolden II Francis 4 R.

F. Struppa 16 Same 4 Thorn. C. Phillips 20 Woolfolk. LG Woodward.

Rlvlas Brlttaln Shuum. R. G. Iunwod Struppe Summary Referee Tally Johnson. Timekeeper.

Levine. Time of halves 15 minutes. One point. awarded the Sophu by the referee. Positively a Cash Sale Positively.

a Cash Sale Essig Bros. Co. 9 33 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH ALL. SUITS A ND OVERGO ATS 1500 Reduced.

to 1000 1850 Reduced to 1235 2000 Reduced to 1335 2250 Reduced to 1500 2500 Reduced to 1665 2750 Reduced to 1835 3000 Reduced to 3250 Reduced to 3500 Reduced to 3750 Reduced to 4000 Reduced to 4250 Reduced to 4500 Reduced to 2000 2165 2335 2500 2665 2835 3000 Bro Co. Correct Dress for Men" 63 PEACHTREE ST. gffi The Market Closed Strong and 8 to 4 Cents Higher- Corn and Oats Also Gained. Chicago. December 4.

Export buy- Ing and. a good deal of uneasiness about harm. from prolonged dry weather In the domestic winter crop belt. ran up prices today In. toe wheat.

market here. The outcome was a strong close at 1 1H to 2. above last night. other lead- Ing- staples too. all scored a net gain--corn 44 to oats to and provisions 10.

to 160. Cable were higher. and there seemed to. a. noticeable lacrosse of urgency la the European demand for wheat.

cash vales at the seaboard being estimated as hlgto as 1.000000 bushels exclusive of. transactions here or at other. inland centers. In some Quarters a disposition was hown to connect this phase of the situation wiro reports that a uermaa ncoi of ten vessels was threatening to interfere seriously- with proposed big- ship meats to Great Britain from Argentina. Drouth in western Kansas ant Nebras ka received more attention tnan here tofore in th wheat-Pit.

According to a leading auhorltyl there was no dOl1bt that the growing had been unfa vorably affected. In western and central Kansas the lank of rain waasald to worst at this Ume for twenty yrs. Export sales finally turned corn upward with. wheat. Liberal receipts.

however. acted as a heavy drag on the market most of the day. Oats moved with other grain and because of a moderate renewal of Zurpoean can. Primary arrivals WON welt under the. total of.

shipments from the same points. Rising prices for hogs carried provisions There was tree buy- Ing on the part of shorts mainly In lard and ribs. Chlearo Quotation. Following were quotations on the Chloe- go Board of Trade today. Pre" Articles.

Open. Bleb. Low. Close. Clues.

WHEAT- Deo. 114 111 114 118H 1144 May 120H 121 120H 1S1H 120 CORN- Dec. 12 62 62 68 May. 6SH 68H 61 OATS- Doe. 48 47 46 47 41 Mar 61 61 5114 61 Jan.

May LARD- Jan. May RIBS Jan. May 11 10 1815 1665 ILlS 1505 1555 18. 0 1842 1550 1545 167 7S UI 1000 65 176 2 1000. 272 ISO 172 550 970 1907 1012 1005 1012 1002 lpU la Chicago.

Estimated Article Today. Tomorrow. Wheat cars 180 140 Corn. cars 547 565 Oat cars 191 218 Hogs head 25000 11500 Primary Uoveauot. Wheat Receipt 11630590.

against (41-000 shipments 1133000. against 537000. Corn Receipts 1709000 against 741094 shipments 866000. against 861000. Gram.

Chicago. December 4 Cash Wheat. No. red 111614 17 No. 3 hard.

I115H0 17 K. Corn No. I yellow new 64. Oat. standard.

41UQ48H. Rye. No. 3. 1110 QllL Barley.

IIQTS. Timothy. nOLlO. Clover. U.

001450. St. Louis December 4 Caah WHEAT- Close. Prey. Close.

o. I red 1130l14 IU 9114 o. I hard 116 0115 114 O11 CORN I corn 4 U' Nol white. OATS- I No. a white.

47H Wheat. mats City. December 4 Cub No. hard. LOIOLOIW No.

I red. 105. Corn. No. 2 mixed.

No. white. Oats No. 2 white non" No. 2 mixed.

43045. Coffee. New York. December' 4 The coffee market was steadier today on reports of eon- Unued firmness In the cost and ht situation expectations of bullish worlds statistics for the month of of European buying and covering by December shorts. The.

opening was unchanged to 10 lolnt higher and the market closed net unchanged to 14 points higher. The spot market. was steady at 6KO6H or Rio sevens and l010c for. Santos ours. Otter of Santo lour In the coat and freight market were reported at 640 00.

according to. description. The Brazilian cables reported a decline of 5 rd. In Rio with sevens quoted at 81875. but Santos was unchanged and the rate of exchange on London wee Hd higher.

Brazilian port receipt. 52000 Jundlahy re ceipt 40000. Future la New York ranged a follows Open. Close. January- 1150150 6500560 February 6640565 xr.

l7057I 161121 April fi7iras78 May 580 581 KS50516 rune 66 f67S July 8550651 660662 August 6ICI70 September 57140120 October 6160417 November 6110612 December 140 542 15440551 Carlisle- Indians Will Visit Governor Slaton At the' Capitol Today The Carlisle Indians will pay en in. formal call to Governor Slaton in his office at the capitol this morning between 10 and 11 o'clock and the governor will return. the call by' being present at the football game this afternoon. Governor Slaton. took a personal In terest In staging the Carlisle-Auburn game and It was mainly through his Influence.

that the Indlaria. nallv decided to make' the trip fJrotn. After a visit to the governors office the Indians will continue their tallyho ride around Atlanta and Vicinity. taking la all points of Interest. A.

A. C. QUINTET OPENS SEASON With both team eager tor the game the UH basketball season will officially be ushered in tonight the Chattanooga Tigers and the Atlanta Athletic club tying up on. the local club' court. Both teams are infairly good shape for the game.

and have been practicing hard for. some time in anticipation of this game. The Tigers have. a much stronger team. than' represented theta last- year when they lost to the local five.

40. to' 2 They hay. the same two men at forward who played such brilliant ball for. the. club.

and have a better. de. fensive team. to back up the' playing of these. two.

Their team is in good shape for the fray and all men are In good condition. The local cluba up is not- quite so sure as Tuba Forbes one of the forwards hurt. his knee in a recent practice and It is doubtful that he will be In" shape or the le tonight as the injury sustained was not. a serious on AU other men are In rood sbap for the game. The local club has arranged some good games this winter.

and the followers of this sport will have the' opportunity of witnessing the soutWsbSt In action' here. Some of the teams i to play. local engagements are' rBlrmlirg iam. Georgia VanderbUt TechVMercer Auburn and. others ye to be named.

v. The game- tonight will start Tromp 17' at 8:15. and a dance will The probable up that two use is A ATLANTA Podtion CHATTANOOGA rorb or Abbott L. Fo' rMoCuilum R. uimn iuuiniiuMv 4 gn S.

lSa JBCITAND VEGETABLES. Corrected by tn FidelityFrulf and Prod. no. Company i iip CABBAC Jfl 7iai tli4a Cll Bff Whit No. It OKRA iuUr.

iu' V. 1' 150 SH 4 L71 ilOt buihei cARSork r. ff basket 4.IL7J- A APPLES act fS i 3 v. v. wiio POULTBZ AND EGGS.

Hen live pound 120 Prier. pound 150 Duck apiece 254 Egg dozen Corrected by Oglesby CaroOery Company. Cheese Alderney. IT. Red Rock Ginger Al Quarts plats UI Red Stock Syrup I10 per gallon.

Candy etlek 6fc mixed 7 chocolate. 12o. Canned Goods Pork and Beans. In. Is- and U.

1. 0 to 1420. torn tL7S to 124 a 1 0 to 420. String Bean li la tad 2 LIII to 460. SalmonTred 650 clams 410 pink.

5450. Veal Loaf. on half. 589 Asparagus Tips 450 to 500. Tun Pub.

Is 525 Us. 360. Condensed Milk UI to 1660. Evaporated Milk. 275 to 6115.

Oysters alligator. Lao others. Bait 100lb. bags. bc lee cream.

SLIt. Granocrytsl bc No. I barrels 221. Arm and Hammer Bod It 05 keg Royal Baking Powder. pound.

4. 0 pound. 500 Ilorsiords 410 Luck. 2275 Sueoesa LO Bough IUD. Beans Lima 714 pink navy.

5Uk Jelly lb. pall 115 2 I27 1 epaghetU ll. 0. Leather Diamond Oak. 46.

Pepper Grain. iSo ground. 20e. Flour El Qt 8750 Diamond. 875 But.

8 8650 Monogram. 4 25 Carnation. 8606 Golden Grain. US Pancake per case 800. vt Lard and Compound Cottolena.

5720 Snowdrift. cases. 550 Socco. Flake. White 7fc.

Sour Gherkins Per crate. 6110 kegs. 866040500 sweet mixed kegs. 212U Olives. Oo to 460 per dosso.

Sugar Granulated. I powdnd. 6) cub 14 Domino. 0. FLOUR.

GRAIN AND my. Quality In U-lb. towel bags. 700 Quality our finest patent 3675 Gloria self 871 Whit. Lily.

intv 6. 0 puritan. highest patent. 660 Home Queen. highest patent.

650 White Cloud high patent. t6I6 White Daisy. high patent. Ocean Spray. rood patent.

600 Southern Stat. good patent. 00 Angel Food. finest patent 710 Perfect Biscuit self-rising 6 Swans Down. highest patent.

1680. Meal. Backed per Bu Meal plain. lb. sacks SIC Meal plain.

lb. sack. Uc. Meal plain. lb.

sacks Uc Meal. plain. lb. sacks. 550.

Grain. Sacked per' BUL Corn white. Oats. fancy white clipped. 7c Oats No.

1. white clipped. iSc Oats white. Uc Otal No. 2 mixed.

Uc. seeds. Sacked. per Bn. Blue Stem Seed" Wheat 1.

Genuine' Georgia Seed Rye. 130 Tennessee Seed lila. 1110 Seed UZOiAppler Oats tOe Winter Grazing Oats. ISo Tennessee Burt Oats. SOe Okl Rust Proof.

Oats. S-ho. sacks. Me. Hay.

Eta Alfalfa choice pea-green. IL40J Alfalfa. No. 1. pea-green.

130 Timothy. No. 1. small bale 140 Clover Mist Hay. small bales.

1115 Straw. Sc C. S. Meat Harper C. S.

Mel Crown seed 2S 00 C. S. Hulls square sacks I17S. Chicken lead. per Cwt.

Aunt Patay Mash. lb. sacks 1250 Purina Chowder. 12 bale. Purina Scratch 13 bales 240 Victory Scratch.

lb. sacks. 215 Rex Scratch. lb. sacks.

205 Oyster Shell. lb. sacks ISo Beet Scraps 1115 Beef Scraps. lb. sacks.

250 Charcoal per cwt. lb. sacks. 300 Chicken Wheat. per bushel.

1160 Alfalfa Meal lb. sacks. 146. j. Ground Feed pe Cwt Arab Hone Feed 1.

0 lung Horse Feed ILU Victory iIorjedTeed. 185 B. C. Feed 110 Sucrene Dairy Peed. 11 Alfalfa Meal lb.

e. IL45 Beet. Pulp lb. 6hort Bran and Mill- Feed Shorts. Bed Dog.

lb. sacks 195 Shorts. Fancy Mill Feed. lb. sacks.

190 Shorts. P. W. Mill Fe lb. sacks llft Shot.

Brown lb. sacks 170 Georgia Feed lb. sacks. 170 Germ Meal. lb.

sacks. 170 Germ Meal. lb. sacks. 4170 Bran and Shorts mile cotton sacks.

U36 Bran. P. Wo lb. ck 1145 Bran. j.

lb. sack Un Salt Salt Brick medium per case ISJt Salt. Brick plain per case 23S salt Rid Rock per cwt. ILlOrSalt. ozone per ease 60 pkgiu 1100 Bait lb.

sacks. Uc Salt. Chlppewa. lb. sacks.

Uc Salt Chlppewa. lb. sack. 20 Salt. V.

P4 lb. sack. Sic Salt. V. P.

lb. sacks tic Salt V. P. lb. sacks.

Uc These prices are Lob Atlanta and subject to market changes. PBOVISIOX MARKET Corrected by White provision Co. Cornfield Hams. 10 to 12 are. 17Jt Cornfield Hams IX to 14 ave.

17 Cornfield Skinned Hams. 16 to' IS ave. 17 Cornfield Picnic Hams. 6 to I are. 11V' Cornfield B.

Bacon Cornfield Sliced B. Bacon No. 1 cartons. 12 to cue II Grocers Bacon. wide and narrow Cornfield Fresh Pork Sausage link or bulk.

lb. buckets Fratkfurs lb. cartons isr iornfleld Luncheon Ham boxes. ornflell Smoked Link- Sausage. lb Co nffedFrankfurU in ilckU kitV.

Creld Lard tierce basis Country Style Lard- lb. un. oSpoind Lard tierce beat. OBitraBibs Bellies. medium average light- average 12 Co.

Corrected by Armour Star Hams. lpTai jtar Ham 12 av Star Hams 14 ave Star Slkinned Rams itafBreaktast Baoon Shield Hams. 8-10 ave. Shield Hams 12 avj. Shield Hams 14 av Shield Skinned llama I Ii nWbr-caVtonV-doV lilSrItiIri1b White Cloud.

tierce basis a Pat Backs. 510 av 10. B. Clear Plates 1000 ScSed Pi J- X. 4 bbl.

4 Pickled Pl ed Tripe. Boiled Ham lre Farm Sausage lologn sausage Link Sausage to Oil. per can it IS 11 By swift Co. Sides 24011J4 hinds. BlrB10 loin.

13812 ribs. Pork Cuts Dressed hoge 75 to US lie fresh hams. Uc. vd Meat Premium hams 10 to It. 1l4c Premium- hams 1 to U.

ITfce Premium hams. 14 to ij. lTc Premium skinned ham 13 to 16. 14 to ii pound 1T0 Premium skinned ham. 18 to.

0 2cEmpire picnics. 14e Empire skinned him II to 16 pounds. lIc Empire Skinned barn' 20 to 24 pounds. 14 tfc Premium ba con In glaas 81 85 Premium bacon in glass. case lot 1275 Premium bacon.

to SW pounds. Jlc Premium bacon. 6 tol i. it- Tmnlr bacon. tic.

pounds J5c Empire. Sausagfr Brookfleld pork saneage. 3. LVrd and Cooking Oil Swiff. Oold- cooking.

oil. gallon. tic SwKt' Goldea cooking oil. gallon cans gallon 64c kettle rendered lard. basis.

UKc ATLANTA UTE STOC MARKET. By W. B. White. of Whit.

Proyidoa Company. Good to choice iteers. 100 to 1000. 671 ta 8ft 50. Good steers 200 to-100 It to 571.

Medium to good steers. 7t to 810 11500 to 511. Good to" choice beef' cove 801 to- 80 II60 to 50. Medium to good cows TOO to 759. 14J5 ta 15 00.

7oo toichoice heiftrs 780 to 850. 84.78 Me jlum tog good hlf ISO to IM. wTn abor reprecenu mliagprlcecfVood quality beef cattle. Inferior grades and dairy types selling lower. Uum to oommB fat to 0.

6f to. 610. MedIum to common cows If 0MfcV otmmlo to Good batcher bulls. ns to 8460 Prime hogs. 160 to 300.

78 to 816V Good butcher 146 to 110. 7. to TGwdbutcb 1408760 to 27 tS Light pig 16 nS toil Heavy And rough 100 te 0 0' 0' J' 0 0. n. 0 :8" 1 C.

L' I IJf Lf FItji rt l. iQme nQlane pstJleJPJ am rn I i iQi mi Qij lndta Pl y4ubumV1 iiJiin' FleldToday OC Capta IDI u. RebID II Ie. er Coae ael Warner. I' TI a30 PIa raDt I Oeneral I DU pa.

TlCk Sale torea Take oru Eme OttlclRefn louis flrownj I eIUl I lan ablCk Loa Ue RoblDIIOD U. att n. In lang 2:20 oc1o I' I ha' In 1 olnt Indians. Last were an. In.

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Bro I. Mr8A. GUdd MrCharl or. lef YHn I 8toIi1I. Ir.

1IIa Hr. t. Ira. I. Ir.

Mn. I Sp ms ntract I Special. not' ue. sa and' eV8rplay contract' I the hard red me. I I world al pIa son ch gamea' t.

Mr" 1uandr Bleckl n' o. XIL defeate4fra3 N.SUm- dfeatI1Mra I WChlldl 8emJ- i SuAd p. 0. PomeroYdeteated TEDEIGUT. u.

SLrsE MnJ 4efeateetJolnJpb Mrs tlnd MraW HWhlt Kn. 4up andltopl 7. jDraper 4eteate4Jo11ea up drlrtRCfuGDT Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.

on. 5 lll8er. Mr lup and Pii JN n. Ln. C.

Muse by fanlt. I Mis Jennie Mobley. lira. I K1 er Fiaa pIa palrlnca First flight. 1Ir.

Pain. v. Mrs. Gudi. l' Detested EiJht.

Mn. Woolford I ete ed Un. Mrs. Levi. Thelnt class en 26to th 6 anI nd 8 8ed II I 1.

lIoward 2 I lI tealt. R. G. SU Retere to. tormeru the erlod sUb8.

Th P0 1t10D" 11 1 Fran J. 1. G. lfer" I refer I December ASH SALE I ND OVER CO A TS luced i850 0. 21.

65 20 00 1. 3 35 I uce 0. 250 15. 00 40 00 2 65 16 65' i 30 OO j' Essi 0 i BJlfN REXR Rr A WF 1' ket CI cJ to tj 11 8ijto :21 I A so ined cagO 4. dry d9lUestlowlntercrop I stroncclose 1" 2 ve to toJ4voata to.

be theEurO de the' u1090. huahela of me waa toconnectthlsPhaae theslt uuonwlth German fleet vea elawasthreatenlng serJouslywtth pro ed shtp. weternKansu a moreattentlon tOforelnth Accor Ingto growingcro had lnwestern Kansasthe was said be rd hea1 marketmostotthe higher wIth othergraifl Ibecauseof shlpmenttrom hoPunled uY'j 0. Clo. Clo l16 120 120 1.

1" 53 un 1 Un ir 52 1110 lL1IiUOIi Kay. 1840 1 Ii Ha 512 LOG s- 12 10110 Ha eIpte c. Oats. lcelpta 1 menta Corn Chl cub I red UU 2' har 116 ln aw on" 51100111. u.

UI. Cub Clo. No. 1U Ol14 No. cora.

41' 47 bit. 41 46 Kansas LOS 10 I. No2 N. The 10 points ctoaednet. toU st4 OS' for I Ul0c fours.

four. trellrhtmatket ere 40 to de pUon. 4edlnof 71 18 nd Jnndlahyre cel ta Clo. II OIO March 0. April.

5TI 5800581 lno81 ltI 1. IU 5U CBr1i Sl ton' Carl le andU in. game th. rou Indla a. takl 1r OPENS' for me ly beuahered Intonlihtthe noogaTfgeraand AtJantaAthletic Infairlycood sometime thlsgame the theloca1 26.

thesmo at Is Ood hapetor itrayand allmen goodcondltlon. ThelocalclUlbaIUneup notquU sure. onet beID jnsbapetor' tonightas oneuI othermen loo4sha thlawinter thefol- loweraof sportwULhave 80. uthsb1 it In hereSome te mll Ito p1aydocaI enalf men tB. ham Columbus.

Georgta Teel1fOlercet4uburn andioth rayet tobelIamed to 1Icht' tarfPrOmllt Theprabablel1neup. teams WW' 4 1tJon CDATTANO G' rbeaor L. McCallum 8I UI i j' hNOrtnaD Dubardi t. Co BroekJsans 7 ih t. iI J.

fit k'f 1Jf Jr.1i ffi ii h. A TA. QUOTA nNSj f. I UiJlIJ I DUITSANDnGET1t Pro4 1 Corn te4 the 1t. 5 I' oIfi EGG i O' PINEA1I Red SpD1ah :7 lout.

Abkaa Wer 1011 ORANUER-Baney. JM ItI FLoRIDA hDe7. GEORGUBEAN8. 1Vl loBerre1. ponn4 i 200 f' Per.

balr. uOO I YUowlLIIdRec1 500' CELliRY ManCJ40H. a. qJ TATOES-N. Ca.

JO NO1 JSO era rOlUTOES UI ON Cb01ce. Ne 1Ial. Cull UIt LETTUCE- tIIc7 PEPPE ficOIUI' Bmau 100 SWEETPOTATOES bushI 1111 CUCUMBE bat 400 PARSLIIY oan 00 CARROTS. dozeu I1T BETS. 100 it FnQ table.

batm uoun Cho barnll ZmperJat Ik' LEMONS-Box unooo COCOlNUT i hlerpound cJr. a2Uol nlOe17 CheeAlelernI7. ld QuarU Upla IIpr CaU on. ect 2. ch CI.

Pork BeallLJos Sa' LSOto 1U n. P. 6100 StrlDlBean Ia Ie Ii UIOVeal LoIPtone naoA pracua 01 Tuna Fill Uk. 10. 7etere 130.

6aI eream. Grno ltLIOc No brl 111. A Hame SUOI1ec a. IC Ballnl' Powdnlpoud pound 100 6 Iucl n. 81 UbRide BeanLm pInk na5 30 U1 SPahetU-'LI.

LeatherDiamond Oa f. Ppperan 10 cnn4 Jc' FlourEIIt IIO PlamoDd 1nl' 51 'O'i' Goldn Gra Pa el. 00. Ld ttolne 10 Snowdit 5. Oi Scco Fak.

7 0 Su Oherter et. te 60100 at ed. kepIUL Olv. 800. elon Suc.r&nnlatd powda Cb.

Domno. nu GR. A Fou Sked Dbl towel bal' IOO Victory. ou I Qu U7 In- i wel 1. Qlij patent 11 Ulora.

17 Wht. et le ptnt. 50 Qen hlhe8t. 10 Whte heh I. patent 1 1 Whta D1I.

patont 15 ptent 100 Suther 10 pateut Food ae patnt Perect BIUt hfrte 1 Dwn hrhut patent 0. Mea Bced Mea. pa 14-11 eck plan II Ck Hea 48-11 ck Mea pa k. Sc ru. Sacked rn wblte 18 i wl.

dIpped IcOaL dippd 51 Oat. wblte at No me 84 Sked. Blue. U.li GnuIne' GorllaseedRe Tnne Re Ie Oa80c Grnc Oa Tc Tennele Bu Ot. Ok" sck Etc elc.

pea n. L4 Alff No pea 110 No1. sall bae. 140 coverMxtH be. 11Straw.

locsMeair Harr UOO C. Cown Me 2306 HuUaaque sk 75. iee Pa ck 16 Pina Chowder1ple. b. 200 Pia Sctc 10 Ylctor Sratch.

RCkUU Rx Scatc 11 ue 05 ter Shell 100 eaka 1c Bef Srp100lb Bef Scap 611-11 BCD rOCh coal pr cwt. 60-11 ak' i Cckef' Wheat bU8hel fa lolb Lt Groud Fled A JOneed UIOL X1 Hon' Feed VIe' tOr HOre US sc FedUr Suceu. Da Fed UUAlt1f. Me" 100 8u IL4 Pp 100-1) sk. Ull Shor.

Bra ad 111Pe or Re Doel001bsacks. IUShOrFaM1 Fed 11 Bck. 0 Sort PW 1' Fed U-lb ue. U. Shor.

Bru ack IL10GlorlaFednIb eD 170 GelIe 10 sk. LTOi Ger eal 11" Ick Br ana i Shor xe' ctoaM. Ui IBr 100 each. ln 5aP Ib 8ck. i Salt mdu pe St 20 Sto Rck.

ew. 1110 St pr c. pke. UOOStCppeWL OOI Ick Bit lb. ec SaltCppa2lb.

ak. 20t P. 80k 10 StV. ac Sto lb. p.

The4 pce ar fo. AUt 4 1Ibjet tOmkn ch I PBVSOY Coreetd by rovo Cfeld Ha 1' 1 ColeldHal 1 ave. CorfIeld Sknned Hml. 1 1 i CorfIeld a Corlld Bcon' Corfeld Slced Bacn Nol c. tnnU Grcer now 0" 1' Corfeld Feh' SaI.

bulk Z-Ib. 1" 0. 1 i H' on DU5A Corfeld uncleo Ha bx. 1. Corfel4 soked LnkSaue Iilb b.

11 Fnku 1f plckJts Udo Coreld Ld te ba. 1. COUt. 1t U. U.

compound Lr te I D. ta Rba 11' Bel. medu 1 D. saWe lCht. averra O.

Cord. StHaIl0 av. StarHe ava IT Sta Ha a 1" staStnne 1T Star Breakfu BaQn Is Sheld Ham 8 16 t. Ha 10 11' 511eld Ham 16 Shld Sled Ham 11 Sheld Brakfut Bcn 211 SIc Star. BaconoD 1lb.

crton. dOL 150 Simon Pe eL l. pr tOO ShlldL tero b' 11' Whte ter' bl 8 Ds Et Bibs 11 D. 8 RI Blle 2r- av. la I D.

BaD 0 8 Plat. Pcled PC. Fet. bbls. PgaFet 340 I.

bbt a Ha 25. Devoni. Fam Slce 11 BoloaBu el 11 Fh Blee Bu1 iOI cn. SO' SwIf lde. 1 hnd 10ug.

tore. 7010 1011' 101 rb. 101. Felh ctDre ho pound 10 fre ham Smoked eat h.l0 1 1 remum' MI 1to :1 Pmum ha 14. to11cPmlum elnnedhe 1 tOcUt14 1ponnd Premu nne ZO.

cEmpl plcC. UcEmplre Uto1S ponndlGCi mprl n1nu hm I pound UcPemllmba cn Il. 185 Premu bacn I Cl. 5 U1 remum bacn pound. Pum ba5to.

pun4 2ci Sul' roo eldpork UJ It ad. Ck" Ollwft cOknc. ou r. 41cSwltGldea eoknc oiL' I ena Ge PmluketUa fdell dba1 ATAL sl LE. Wte ofWProv1O Goo coICateIO JOoonu I O0teMrs to toiSu U' Hau Id eel 0 1101 n11 coeo be ca c- I Keu Co 0 t' nU5 00' OO' eloe he" iu.

110. 0 JJ Jh41vtcoh. CIioyn Tw ae nln nICprtcto gllt bt 1tel. c' lnl Ior JK. OIU 1fl 4 Meum cmll wwJ 1 00.

U.o.to.I. tt. JldCMtO fJ5lto UOO i i- bather. bnl' tfC i Phop10toJOoI. 0 11" Gbuter hp UItilo II 4 GolutO.

10. lOr ft 1 1 c' UlltJ ue. I SI' dj. nCh 200 ceh Ha and putattD C1D. tt.

da k' oket tf Qf I. kV5Kkn. II i. I Ii 1 r. ft 1.

t.i I L1 I THE CONSTITUTIONS TLANTA GA SA1TJ Wx DETFTMRER 5 L9H. Page Nma i I 1. I I 7 1 l. 1 1 1 iEdtedBy C' an tfle nciians caiplfleIalflsmelL i 1a' 1ii 4 Tt-Aubnrn Captatjaa-Aaburp. fJ aa Voaeb-AnburD ZiO Place-Grant 1.

eat A 5 I flu. I 7 fl. tJ nd th ha 4n jIy fl 4 FORHIS i C------I a- HPlay AQuintet s' fi'k 4 4 4 1 t4 A 1 a In4iansreelIze thegame Valley PIasMh DruidHills I in thDruid I I roundin aPaino de. tay. ant pl MraO default M1 an- say' l75OO sometime.

aee I I I I I I i I th I I 1 andto Mrs. 1n1. Mi I Mrs. Mn up Sa-n I topl son. I and 2 to play.

THIRD PUGHT. eecedBonnd Miss Es4n- default asls. Mm Mrs l. Mr. PLAYBASKETBAft uba.

entor 8amaI liowardIO Strlckland16 RFPonder 4 I Summary-Referee. Th tohnaontO L.F..oictsn(1) Prancia4 Rs Struppal6 I Cos I A I A I L' 3.3 SCOUT' AiLu I Li kLiLi OVERCOATS- to- a :5 275OReducedto. 45O0Reducedto. 1 i5g S. o.

I' 1. S. I I 1 I I. t' I A Lr tl BUY1BFQREXPORT ADVANCEDVIIIEAI 1 18 2 4 Export priceatoday lnthe 1) i scored 4 of.t.ransac- uermanLLecL veaselewas a tnanbere toforain the noldoubt crop- the Pro- waifree TnainlT T1 I tod-s PT v. 121 .13.64 68 4 LII RIBS Ecdit Wh.a.t-Rsceipt.

115Q1l7 uw 4 4 RyeNo. isoetio 8125001460. 11 No. 1.14L16 coax- 644 47 4. 1.0S OatsNo2 4TQ4 5 000.

uiNwTork es 54040541 GaxllulIndiins be. returnthe Indiajaalty de- tith. i avisit 1 AACQUINTET bothteams Tigersand tylngup court brllllsntball de. forthefray men-are TheLocal up forwarls. a' it-is the-injury one.

ethermen goodsbape Th thiusport wilihave on- GeorglaVsndrbilt Tech. erCer yet tonigtlt ThOpmbabIO the. two PoIUonCUATTANOOGA Forbes Smith. Dubard Brocbiiaua Wavsr la L. O.

EdCsrtra GQGsmb2s I. 1r. T. 1 ATLANTAquoTAfloNi4 3' PT PLMrPSUCS 9j oN-J- w1 CE cHow and fl olvits. 1 TOM ssd.

LOS L50 iJ- i ALOSbihi :4 Lucy i st oo Xteae iive.f gg I Eoc Quarts. 0 i0 Candy I fiPO 145. Pa 1 U. L90 BsImon red. ouS- 1460 l0U SaIt100ib.

kiLznrner Coda. fl05 410 Good lUder lime. 7 6 6 oz. ILlS. SpaghetUl50.

Leather-Diamond Pepper-Grain. Flour-Elegant 135 6Oi Compound 7' Psp izas :4. IOu Sugar-Granulated. enbee flour Sacked. per Vlctory in I.

Ac. qi g. lLt Ulorla sell-rising Go 1 1 625 623 It 511 Meal. 4 perBu Pec 17c 2 whlteclIppd tU Oe OkLa. Alfalfa 140 1 bales.

L26Btraw. SIc fea1 Huilaaquare 216 1004bsack LS5Beef Uoreeeed. ji 19o i5A. 151 L45 rtt' Bran PeeShog. 100 Peed lb.

75 mixe4. sec sacks. SaltBrick Saj Salt. 100SeltChIppewsl00u Sc 20e' VP lb 11 Cornfield i Hatns1Sto Ito IJ 21 1 14 Cornxiald 194bcayton is boxes ornfield rankfurfl in pickle kits 122t ornfield 32 ounur-8t71e lb. 13 a 11 S.

I2 8. byArmour tar 8-10 eve. 17 tirBam ave 174 tar tar o. 17 tar Breakf5 s1oave. ave.

ave. hield BreftkfUt liced in lb. cartonadoz 160 Pure eLaf Lard. per case hield lArd. hero.

basis. 1 StIrs S. Ilib Bellies. ave. aye.

P. ickled Pigs Fet 450 Pi6 Peel lcldsd 4 bbl tar Devonshire Freeb 1 iagqiaOiipercafl SIdeI. iioi. Tea. 12010.

lrrehork Cut. undi. 5m10m is. 20. 11c Empire tamL 14440 ha.

285 015. 1 sausage 1) on per SwiiVs-Goldea- 4. 4 PremIum 5TOC' choicstier 109 ti io 5525 gooditeer. 700 800 to 10 gel. ieOwL 143L 4il 1 to Medium to btfere 1o71 421 to 6515.

The.abOv. rollngpric. of good- Medium oomm ft steers. iz 000. 465 4 ow It5St700 405 51usd commos.

L50 to4g0. Goodbttchtr o' alt. 5 7. I Goodbuthber Lc to14o. 1ISte plgii.

7 hoga 30015 i- to 721. t. Abev. quotatiOflaaDp17tG corsd bog Ifast pesnnt-fattsuodie to 3 undar. Vairreu o0cstU.

Jw 3iarketsbout stadrQee cssppiy. si QEe. Merkaiitroag. a 5 i4 2 a e- 51 r' i.