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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

lean Revolution. held their annual Christmas
celebration Thursday afternoon Tine rooms were
made pretty in holiday garb. and the session
proved one of the most enjoyable in the history
Of the organization. No formal programme
carried out, the occasion being devoted to purely
social enjoyment
The Misses Klmble entertained Thursday aft
ernoon for their brothers bride, Mrs. Alta Walk
er Kimbie Several hundred guests We're received
in the course OF the afternoon.
Mrs Jennie II. Croft entertained Thursday
afternoon for the members OF her cooking Glass;
a luncheon concluded the affair.
Members of the Cosmopolitan Club enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. William l.. Ensel Thursday
afternoon. Progressive euchre formed the diver
sloa.
A large audience listened to a lecture on Ten
nyson,'F delivered Friday afternoon by the Rev
erend A NJ Hall. pastor of the First ConErega-
tional Church. before the Literary Researchers
q ests were entertained the Via Christi study
class attending in body.
A recital was given Friday evening in the
Bette Stuart Institute. under the direction Of
rinda White, Pawnee; Myrtle Martin. Litch-
iield; Alice F'ullenwider. Mechanicsbure; Albert
Ide. Spring field; Elna CogdaI Springiield: Eih.
Josie Todd Petersburg: Emma Herrir, Lanes
Vile; Effe Taylor Meriraan. Springfield: Yves
ley Whipple. Springfield; Zoe Beerbower, Spring
l. BROOKS and Anna WashbuIn. Springfield:
Florrie Herrin Lanesyile;
Mrs Henry Davis hostess at the meeting
of the Entire Nous Club Friday afternoon. Pro
The Modern Priscillas met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. W. II. Odiorne. The hours
were spent in informal social way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Selby entertained
Following the play light refreshments were
Professor Raymond ADDRESSED the meeting of
the Sprngfeld's Woman's Club held Saturday
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
MACON. MO.

Miss Mae Caldwell visited relatives in Kinks
Miss Jennie Dessert returned Monday evening
from ten days visit with relatives and friends
= Mrs. J. T. Doneghy of La Plata was here the
first Of the week. the guest OF Mrs. Herbert
M Mrs Jalnes podd Of NIinneaPolisi MINI; is
M Mrs Pac saan returned Mrs sunday from
Mr. monthS rS 5t L with d, relatives w, in NsGInsa
hesG 9;;s, Win Mrs " + Miller ,,a a...
week from 4 lengthy visit with her sister in
Mrs r IL Kingsnor;h returned this week from
an extended visit IN st. Louis. Illinois and In
fr2m 2,. q s,veraI DAYS visit in Chilico,he.
Miss ddis shor,ridEs rid ss1ed aad Mss @ aey a pays
sad wh B. fsh shap and rSr fam Mere they VIII
Miss Woodsie Maupin Of, shelbina was the
a few days this week. While en- route to Mexico
for ,,-i : Sisit & With her sister. who is student
a ! -, Iangd9n cd returned to his home in Homes,
YIN his mother Mrs Lansdon and sister, Mrs
mr. Ms FEsa TsStSP' h9s and ds s'Is dsgsh f
visit win " 2 Mscally and family family M Ted
Miss Halle Patton entertained the members of
hH q M to T9s h sss cn r a fe?es e seSsn of
Dsadwood; 8 D; an ex-member Of the club.
d + Nj IT. chafa soa Sf the
tainei his class of young men at his residence
Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Catholic Church gave sue
Cesstul and interesting bazaar Wednesday and
THURSDAY Of this week. There We're five booths
well stocked with beautiful and useful fancy
work In corner of the hail Miss Clara Jur-
genson presided over typical Gypsy tent and
told fortunes Of parties curious to know their
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Van Cleve gave a dinner
to a few near relatives and friends at their
home in this city Thursday in honor of Mr.. Van
Clere's sixty fourth birthday. Mr. Van Ceve
has been resident OF Macon for thirty-siX years
Those present this occasion were: Messrs
and Mines. W. G. McCullv, II. W. Doneghy and
g. p. Van Cleve: Misses Emma. Salie. Elizabeth
and Addie Shortridge. Lucy Days and Allene
McJ'ullv
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
KANSAS CITY, MO.

Cards are out for the marriage of Jessie
# M ana Mrs the ,a be- to M
formed ,T1s ,Iss.e December h 80 ,,., e ,.,s,.,u
a reception is to be held by Mrs Forest H.
ineiade: MIS- Thsedose Winninsham; Mrs Henri =
e@s Mss Marn eGvf Miss Agnes Dpn
S9t @ Mss Rqby Rarne rSin miss san MGkinze
In compliment to Miss Wornall. tea is to bs
ed % be- at Maees Rachel hs
Edith snephara Harriet Mulf9Ed fs,1s Cara Belle
:S atherine % George ef5 Mary Paxton. ida T Bennins
ton; Celia As,6erh9thy and Mildred sshepek:
turned from their welding tour.
Miss Maude swygard and Miss Winifred % Pat
they were guests of Miss Mabelle Sanders.
nfe M Ms Dorothy Wons xSqns is her
Mn Mrs Robert osr GGsp m and are visiting
MI Mr. and Mrs O'an Harry N Evans are at the Wash
ington for the winter
Miss Pearl cieaveT and Mrs Charles H Rhodes
AMI MSie Mrs II $ Landis % After T January a u they hey
Will be e. H Il had sae snd r Cards wdne
day afternGon Mrs n nfIen Patterson and Mrs.
Miss Helen Hoopoes % W viii give card party next
Morday. afternoon in honor of Miss Sarah GIL
''sn Mrs oi samuel ME ffe Eee and her mother Mrs
hs aassaa ladies acaSsa at ms
f. w. Swinney. Mrs. W. s. Halliwell. Mrs o.
v Dodge. Mrs. J. T. Boone. Mrs. J. II. Hark-
less. Mrs. F. P. Ewns, Mrs, f. l. Kaufman,
Mrs. p: Haven. Miss S. America Long and Miss
Loula Long.
Miss Fannie James is to be home for the hoi-
days from Vassar.
Mrs. Beverly, Platt is returned from visit
to friends in Platt.
Miss Cora Ragslsy is the guest of her aunt,
Nj: and Mrs. 4 4. Newton are gone to CALI
Mr.. and Mrs. Koenigsberger announce the
marriage Of their daughter Emy. to Mr.. Emil
Lowenstein December ID.
Senator and Mrs. .. G. Young are to enter
tain Doctor and Mrs. Samuel G. Cant OF New
York through the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d. Darnell announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Eula. to Mr. Frank
NJ. Bailey of Chicago.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Lom-
bard gave dance. tie guests Of honor being
Miss Annabel Abell and Mr.. James P Lombard.
Holly and bridesmaid roses were the decora-
tons.
Miss Helen Maude Hoover is to be home Mon
day from Smiths College for the holidays.
The Melba Club is to dance on Christmas Day
at the Warwick Club.
For her daughter. Margaret. Mrs. Charles L.
Pettioone gave military high five party Mon
day afternoon The same evening for Master
Miss Grace Griffif who has been visiting Miss
Jewel Wood. has returned to her home in Atch-
ison.
Miss Eva Moffit is in Topeka visiting her
aunt, Mrs George W. Mofft-
Miss Belle Boone arrived Moncay from Miss
Summers school in Washington, for the hohdays
Kiss Julia Freeman will be home next week
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
MOBERLY, MO.

who have e besn d visiting their old home at Paris.
baker and family.
return to warrensburg in few DAYS where they
been selected by the Lafayette and johnson isSn
County Association & of Baptists to act as mission
of MT and Mrs R N Johnston during ing the he week week,
vistns @ Gay "a and family aha Win
a an TGh ha rsnrn s oeE io 5 visit
Mrs 5 j. SiI Sf1tt % is making rg, gEotracted visit
Houston and She Sif W
S ryav I'll n ona ana w and 4f time
will be absent about month.
MI and ,rn Mrs I'M n Lilly visited friends in
Miss Effe Page Of salisbury spent several days
With be her homs sstsT 5 ss Mes Huse and returned
;sIt Mrs WITH FL Hill has rstuTned from pleasant
her Saasster Ms Mckinney ,n for saeSs aeysrs1 al
Green where she will S spend II The h9T5F %nief
with Mrs Wallace J. Davis.
peaTe Club Tuesday e"'e' 'A'"eu '"e 'i'ahes-
Of Chicago led TO the hymenial altar Miss Daisey
Corner OF this city.
E Church was the officiating minister
ceremony After congratulations. the couple took
the train for ottumwa. Ia, where they will visit
is TO be their future home. Mr. Cadwaiader is
In the clerical department Of the Rock Island
Railroad and Miss Corner has been for several
years popular Young lady. both in church and
Miss Nee ass atty who bs, hoe,
to her home ~ ~ ~
J. Barnes Of Springfield H.. visited here on
Mrs NJ G. Carter /. spens,n. Tho ,,ss, will,
relatives in Kansas CITY VIC WIEN WIN
Mrs Doctor Burkholder formerly of this city
parents; D9ctor W L Faux and wife.
tap.sin j.. FL an old sea captain. delivered an
n G A; ,h building. taking for his theme Mon
Mrs John Hosne of Cairo III is the CUES.
OF Mts: Wa,ler Owens. She will remain until
The ladies' of the Ceetral Christian Church held
iancy-work sale and served meals Thursday
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
LOUISIANA, MO.

Cam Hardin Is home from Ann Arbor for the
Rs1 Stark OF Colorado Springs. who is attend
ing school at Boonville. Will spend the holidays
Misses Addison Tinsley and frankie Tucker
are oP splase ePa end in St
Mrs sam Pope and son left Monday for visit
wsIs Ms oaaana noa MIs Visitors Il sri sasA M
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Patton. at
.ats'iF. Mrs Flora Jacobs of Bosnyine, Mo-. is the
pa4aats Mra i ana Sr 4 ne
Miss Mary Turley Of Frankford was ss sne gqei ieis
Miss Beuah Cole is visiting the family of her
Miss Maggie Byers departed Friday for Den
yer. Colo, where she will make her future
Mrs G B. Tyyman Tana,hs, and son George are home
'fsm %ns Anne Az1s T. Ries IS home from visit with
her SON. Charles Z. Rice, and family at De-
Mrs j. d. Hanna of Kansas City is visiting
friends here on her way home from family re-
Mrs J. 2: Waite who has been e1 visiting sh.h, her her
Psihia William ! lsf Findley sS' and nd family. ~ s
at and wss by
Mrs. Frier, who has been visiting at Manches-
Mrs Ike Glassberg and Mis-, Esther Younker
have returned TO ST. ;;.s louis after visit with
Mrs William English has returned to her home
at Eeokuk after pleasant visit with her son.
VIII English. and family
Mrs p. r. Dolman of Boise City. Idaho who
was the guest of relatives and friends in thi.
city. departed for visit with her brother. A. S
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A Wells Of New Hartford
were guests of Theodore Purse and family and
j. D. Bowman and wife this week. They were
on their return home from st. Louis after their
wedding trip.
both of this city married by Judge w. A.
Goan Wednesday evening.
Oliver Westmoreland of Eagle Lake. Tex. and
Miss Blanche Tempeton. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Templeton of this city. were mar
ried Wednesday.
home at Kingsville Ark. She was accompanied
by her uncle: Ed Scott who will visit his brother.
William Scott.
Ford ]. Hastings of Palmyra. Mo-. and Miss
Frances s. Lewis of this city were married Sum-
day afternoon at the First NJ. L. Church. the
Reverend C. X. Wade. the pastor, performing the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Freeman of Kalkaska
Mich. spent several days with friends in this
city the past week
The Century Club met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Eliza beth Fielder
Mrs, NJ. Cronican is visiting relatives at Hanni-
bal this week.
r. Med. Smith of Bloomington is spending this
week here with his family.
Bailey Huntington visited relatives at Kansas
City this week.
Miss Mary Williams of Summer Hill and Mis-.
the guests of relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Engle and granddaughter. Helen
Engel. left Tuesday to spend the winter with
relatives at Rocky Ford Colo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHB0RING CITIES.
Kansas City Columbia Springfield No.
Alton Edwardsyie. CauOlltOn MattoOn, East
Louis H.. Paducah, Ky, and Nincennes Ind

home OF TIE brides parents on winston HeiShIs 4 Is:
G H4 which has be- ben 5ne seem Sonn ef br1 50 % ba
always been favoritc in the social. literary and
nrday cub sirls iis- she was sownsd in chenille
embroidered chiffon. over Write titfeta. the long
by tiny accordion pleated ruftes of plain ch.f-
ION and hlded with sev9lal ron rGws OF chenille
fashioned with deep yoke of plain chiffon in tiny
Of the same shirrines. full sleeves OF. the en-
hroidered chiffon with putfs Of the plain caught
Of same. The veil was caught TO her hair by
mistis,2e and in her arm she carried ,,s, hug hug
and frinsed To the bottom of her skirt with the
Miss Ewlng a handsome girl. wore simple
gown Of white crepe de Chine, shirred and tucks,'
in l OF OF Of holly. I'll tied With white ribbon and
fringed with the holly Her DARK tresSes Cti, Tere
wore handsome gown OF Persian nore six in
violet shaded 10 gray. and trimmed with i biack
yoke. vest ana full purfs OF white chiffon.
sut Eth fS 1sd sI siik shrt S waist saioF
made hat q black, with dark red brea5t-
rain for St Louis and thsnSe '' to chigagi. whsTs
they will be entertained by the brides cousin
they viii 90 to Kaiainazco Mich to spend the
holidays with the bTidegroom's mother and sis.
home to their friends after January l. at No
m1ss amS Mrs 1 T carks Mr F7s,chsg TIarlse Mrs
Theodore Bolton and daushter. Miss Julia. OF
Clinton: Mr.. and Mrs w Il. kerns of Bunceton.
Mr; and Mrs. Edgar Thomas. Kansas City: Mr;
aeW Ms ssF IL f fes AM and lT MF pDek Ws
cry. Judge and Mrs. Marshall. Governor and
Mrs. Stephens. Judge and Mrs. CAN'T Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Manchester,
Mt and Mrs. W, A Dallmeyer Mr.. and Mrs
\. l. Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs. W. !. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. ". y. clagsett. Mr. and Mrs
Lawson Price. Mrs. Ada Knaup. Misses McHenry
Gass. Grafton. CAN'T. Janet and Adele Williams
Geek. Messrs. Winston. Mcvoy; W. d. Fisher
Marshall others
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
SEDALIA. MO.

Miss Lillian Preshaw of St. Louis. who has
endsT oF sT for en Ms j. J.
Miss Mabel Roeschel Of Boonvlle arrived Tues
ana n Mrs. sm Sa h of e ad 6ovs Mr.
Miss Grace Mathews departed Wednesday for
Kansas City TO attend a house party during the
Miss Ses Wss Meyers Of jefferson City is tn.
turn home she will be accompanied by Miss Nc
Mrs. Tony Adams of St. Louis. arrived Tues
day to be the guest OF friends and to attend the
:, Miss Alice. Ely q St. Lsuis. who has been
departed Monday for her home 'N'' "eeA'
! Mrs G.. w InEe of Kansas City. who has
oeen the guest OF friends here. returned Monday
Miss Emma Longan departed Tuesday for a
Misses Anna and Isabelle Jacobs of Denver
White the snssi Tuesday M aRa sol
Kansas City and Wichita. where they viii visi,
friends before returning home.
Mss Ssn aafs ss aas Sspass xRs sss
Miss Mildred Morris who has been the gues,
day to her home San Diego, Cal % Wedneadsy aSsy
Mrs Minnie Laystrom and daughter. Miss
guest q her daughter. Mrs. NJ Weise during Ing
Mrs Q. N Barnett and son departed russa,v
for Edna No. to spend the holidays with her
Mr. and Mrs Frank Monroe will spend Christ
mas M,ss with Mr. and s5s Mrs Walter Monroe in pton
sa With friends Tne1asg IN from
Mrs H. Harding Hyatt and little son Hardine
here during the holidays.
Mrs. ]. w. Mccain returne1 Tuesday from st
during last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Auburn Farris departed Friday
10 be the guest of Mrs. T. T. Duncan OF Coium-
bia during the holidays.
Mrs Mont Carnes of Kansas City is the CUES,
OF the family Of Julius kolbohn Of West Third
street ~
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunnefelt departed Tues
day for Oklahoma City. where they will Visit
during the HOLIDAYS a
I
parted Thursday for Fort Gibson, l. r. where
they will visit during the holidays.
Miss Fratie Games departed THURSDAY for Mex-
leo. where she will be the guest of friends dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. Helen Lister. who has been visiting in
ST. Louis. returned home Tuesday being accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Weyant and little son.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Matheny and the former $
sister. Miss Ada Matheny; entertained a large
gressiye euctre was PLAYED. The first lady's prize
was captured by Miss Kittie Powell. Mrs. r. n.
Dodds was awarded the second Drize. First prize
for gentlemen was won bv Mr.. r. N. Dodds. and
the second prize by Mr.. Fred c. Dodds.
None Such Club members were guests of Miss
Clara Ashauer Monday evening game OF pro
ing or refreshments. Miss Hannah Kennedy was
awarded first prize. and Miss Mae O'Brien second
prize. ,
Pearl Brueck was made the occasion of happy
celebration the part OF fer friends The
Young persons congregated at the Brueck home
Monday afternoon and spent three hours in the
endowment of games. The guests Josephine
Horch Edith Franks. Lucy Brreck Irene Bru-
eek Annie Ziegler. Margie Zieglnr, Orale Deck.
Elaine Deck. Elva Pohnson Tonic Brueck. Will
lie Ziegler, Russell Workman.
Members Of the Monday Fucilre Club held last
weeks meeting in the studio of Miss Katherine
A. Palmer. Prices we're awarded the winners as
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

from Smiths College. to remain until after New
Eears.
Mrs Conway +. Holmes is TO give dance
New Years Eve for Master Willie. who will b.
home from Blees Military Academy.
MIS- bernard Roe viii give dance at the
country Club January for her niece. Miss Dora
Roe of Liverpool
has returned to her home in I.lw:clce.
Miss Dora Beals entertained at cards Monday
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
COLLINSVKLLE, ILL.

Miss Ella Jones Of Terre Haute and Mi,s Edna
Root the guests of Miss Mabel Hadfield.
r. Hedinger visited his home in Mount Olive
last Sunday.
Judge d. Burroughs and wife Miss Clara. Nora
and Wilbur Burroughs Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Bur-
roughs. MIR. Ed Burroughs and wife. George and
Doctor Edward Burroughs from Edwardsvile,
The age-herald., 1902-03-27
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported In the
 South and West.

Chattanooga March 26.-Among the more important of the new industries re- ported by The Tradesman for the week ended March IS, are s95Ooo brick and tile work at LaFayette, La; canning factories at Tuiiahoma and Tenaha, Tex; $30000 flouring mill at Paris, Tex; flouring mill at Bakers Gap and New Tazewell, Tenn;
 a 1000 manufacturing company at
 Lynchburg, Va; an oil mill at Bainbridge
 Ga; $100,000 sewer pipe works at Birming-
 ham, Ala. a cotton mill at Spartanburg,
 S. C.; a S40000O canal and rice company at Austin, Tex; $5O,OOO saddle and har-
 ness factory at Little Rock, Ark; a $25, GOO trunk factory at Nashville, Tenn; a $lO0,OO0 equipment company at Beaumont,
 Tex; cotton gins at Crystal Springs, Miss, and Des Arc, Ark. a S5, 000 900 lum-
 Der and development company at Tennes- see Ridge, Tenn: sl00, 900 chemical fac tory at Birmingham, Ala; grist mill at Pittsboro N. C.; 50000- bushel grain ele- vator at Fl Paso, Tex; s30O,OOO coal mines at Belington, w. Va. a creamery at Cuero. Tex; a manufacturing company at Houston, Tex; a $5O0,000 oil company at Beaumont, Tex; a SSO00O0 oil company at San Antonio. Tex, oil companies at Lancaster Ky, and Carson, Va; a s25O,- 900 oil company at Taylor, Tex; an oil mill at Pittsboro, N. C.; a 000 rice mill at Eagle Lake, Texi telephone system at Paducah, Ky; a 1000 lumber company at Ola, Ark. a lumber company at Jen- nings, La.; a lumber mill at Hawkins vile, Ga.; a saw mill at Pittsboro, N. C.; a $100,000 staye factory at Paragould, Ark. a $250.000 asphalt and mining com pany at Fort Smith, Ark; a $10000 can ming factory at Salisbury. N, C.; cotton gin at Waxahachie, Tex; a $lUDO0 flour ing mill at Lynnvile, Tenn; a s50O,O GOO gas company at Huntsville. w. Va; a land company at Syracuse, s, C.; s10,000 man. tel factory at Louisville. Ky; a $210, 900 coal mining company at Glendale. W. Va. i; a S500.000 copper and gold mining company at Salisbury, N. o.; s50O00 manufaetur- ing, coal and oil company at Mannington, W. Va; $lOOO0O manufacturing company at Wheeling, W. Va; a $1,00O000 oil and gas company at Burnsville, w. Va; $25, 900 oil mill at Union Point. Gal an oil refinery at Beau mont, Tex; a tannery at Clarksville, Tenn; large tannic acid plant at Madi- sonville, Tenn.i lumber company at Co., lumbia, s. C.; saw mill at Espanola, Fla; brick works at Ellisviile, Miss. $lO00,ODO electric power plant at Danvllle. Va; an electric power plant at Lexing- ton, Xvi a s50.0o0 mining and milling company at Fl Paso, Tex; a $5e,000 min ing and development company at Waco. Tex; quarrying company at Calcis, Ala-: s1oQoo shirt and pants factory at
The age-herald., 1902-03-27

Portsmouth, Va. oil companies at Beau mont Tex, capital s125.o00 s1,0O0.OnO and S500,0 GOO respectively; 900 oil company at Myra. Tex; a S40.000 oil mill at Houma, La. an oil mill at Wilson, N. O.; cotton mills at Danvile. Va, and Starkville Miss; a saw mill at Bobhin, Tex; bot ting works at Brinkley, Ark; $25,000 brick works at Benton, Ark. $50. GOO de- velopment company at Elizabeth City N. C.; an electric light plant at Elgin, Tex; a s50,000 Ice and cold storage plant at Henderson, N. O.; S10.0n0 oil company at Wheeling, w. Va; a s60,0OO oil mill at Annona, Tex; an oil mill at Canon, Ga.; pulp mill at Snowden, Va; a $50,000 telephone company at Texarkana, Tex; lumber company at Big Stone Gap. Vq.i a $150,OGO cypress lumber company at New Orleans, La; a blaming mill at Brook haven, Miss; a saw mill at Charleston,
 s. O.; $150,0OO tank line company at
 Beaumont, Tex; a canning factory at
 Beaver Dam, Ky; S2O0O0 cigar factory at Tampa, Fla; an electrical company at
 Atlanta, Ga; an electric light plant at Florence, Ala; a $150,000 fertilizer fac
 tory and oil mill at Troy, Ala; grain
 elevator at Clay. Ky; an ice factory at Morrilton, Ark; coal mines at Bellaire, A,. Va, and Clay. Ky; S20,0O0 oil mill at Martin, Ga,; an oil mill at Morrillton, Ark an oil mill at Quitman, Ga; steel works at Elzabethon, Tenn; telephone company at Hillsboro, Tex; a $200,00O cot ton mill at Honea Path, S. C.; cotton mille at Bessemer City and Henderson vile N. C.. a barrel factory at Quitman, Ga; a s20O00 lumber mill at Carters, Fla; a lumber mill at Bellwood, Ala; plan ing mill and sash and blind factory at Griffin, Ga, and 5000 slave factory at Owensboro, Ky.
The age-herald., 1902-03-27
New York Cotton Futures.
The Coffee Market

New York, March 26.-Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice 5A; mild quiet; Cordova S@12. Futures opened steady, un- changed, and throughout the morning was devoid of feature. The Brazilian markets were closed in observance of a holiday and statistical statements from the country furnished little incentive. The European market news was quite as expected and few buying orders from any quarter made their appearance. But early in the afternoon the bull clique be- came an active buyer of the remote posi- tion, and this led to a small scramble of room shorts for the staple. This demand sent prices up 15 to 20 points with rush. The market held the rise all through the last hour and closed firm at net advance of to 20 points. Total sales 6,750 bags. April 5.2O65 .35, May 5.30Q5.4a June 5.5O, July 5.5O@5. 65, August 5.75, September 5.7O@5.s5, October 5.S5, December bS5q COS, Jan 595.
The age-herald., 1902-03-27
wv,ohv s Co., cotton Letter.

New York March 26.-Port receipts over 12.eOO against 2s,oo0 last year, but even this small movement had little ef- feet on sentiment, the bear point being that on all sides holders are reluctant to let go since the market commenced as positive indication of exhaustion. The market opened to points higher on cov- ering of shorts. No little business for Philadelphia account was executed, es- pecially for May. and the early strength generally was largely ascrihed to this. The main question was liquidation about over or will 1t be resumed on as big scale as ever. Cables were points lower. Local prices lower after opening, There was little life to the market and dis position to await new developments. Peo- pie who have confidence of a crop not exceeding 950o.Oo0 now admit the figures today point to at least 100000, and how much more they are not willing to say, but even so they say supplies are not large enough to meet the worlds require ments, and that expectation of much higher values must of necessity be based on decidedly decreased movement in the very near future. The decreased ship ments of spots from the interior are ascribed to the fact that holders will not accept the current prices. Jither this fact