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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
MARKERS FOR FUTURES
BEARS GAIN CONFIDENCE FROM
 DEVELOPMENTS.
Public Speculative Interest in Cot. ton at New York Reflects Cau- ton and Buying Shows Sub
 siding Tendency

New York, Feb. A.--The cotton market opened steady at unchanged prices to . decline of points, then rallied a point or two, but again became weak and sold off to level of to 6 points under the clos ing figures of the previous day. with March showing leading weakness under strong pressure to avoid the actual de- livery of cotton: . phase of the situation which increased the confidence of the bear contingent. The public speculative Interest in cotton at New York at pres- ent prices reflects the marked caution and general buying shows a subsidipg ten- dsncy. Liverpool cables about met local expectations and were not . factor while port receipts were a bearish factor be- ing estimated at 24.ooo, against 17,74o last year. It is expected that the amount of cotton to come into sight this week will exceed the movement of last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

The wonderful Daybreak Fertilizer, the great corn and cotton grower; Pure High Grade Acid Phosphate; Phosphate-Potash Mixtures; Genuine German Kainit, and Cotton-seed Meal. Manufacturers prices at our Warehouse, "and you don't have to wait" Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
A. B. Baxter & Co.'s Cotton Letter.
 


 New York, Feb IA reaction took place in the early market today. Cables were again higher with the tone firm. There was some disappointment because the advance was not greater but on the whole the foreign advices were all that could be desired. The weather map indi- cated more rain, especially in the South west. the heaviest being over IA inches at New Orleans. It is hard to see where tho much talked of unpicked cotton Is to come from after this prolonged cold and wet weather, as a matter of fact re- celpts are attracting less attention every day. The dry goods situation, mill sup plies and the like, are attracting most attention. in other words there are too many strong features outside the move ment to be ignored while it is taken for granted that there is no probability of the movement reaching such scale. the balance of the season as to bring the crop beyond the eleven million mark, even under most favorable conditions. Port receipts were estimated at A,00o against 11.O00 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
The Rsformatory School for Negroes

TO the LegIsIature:
 It will do tho State treasury no harm and give the friends of the movement for a reformatory school for negroes an advantage if tho present session of the General Assembly will pass bill giving to the project a chartered existence. The advantage will come from the fact that such an act will show to the friends away that the movement is endorsed and en- couraged by the Stats. C. O. Boothe, Corresponding Secretary and Executive
 Agent for Colored Ministers Reform
 Association.
 Shad roes by any other name would be AS scarca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
Provisions.

Provisions.
 CORRECTED FEB. l3. Bacon-lo%c. Dry salted sides-Ioc Iard-Tieurcee, leaf. | c: compound. SAc. MeaI-6o96Sc per bushel. Oats-White. sac; mixed. 60c. Corn-white. 67c; mixed. o5c per uusheL SaH-Liverpool. eSc sack: Virginia %Jei Kichtxan 26O- O-1ound barrels. Sl00 Butter-Jsrsey. 2e03oc: Tennessee country. 2sc.
 Flour-Patent, S4 2594 55; straight. S3.eod susar-Granulated. 5M; '. C.. 4Xc; cut loaf 6& centa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

n. Tanoue-Most of the necessities of ute seem to be advancing in price. Now, wn,skv- Ouzxler--whisky may go up, but 1t will still continue to go down.
 Your daughter" remarked the suitor, .Is without a peer 'Yes," replied the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
Daily Cotton Market.

september.October .. .. ......... t.6s04.6 October-November ... ........... 4.0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
New York Cotton Futures.
Local Cotton Market.

Quotations for spot cotton in the local cotton market yesterday were as follows:
 Strict middling Strict low midding ................."........S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
Ao Hsenhausf. Jos. W. Darsam. Ed. Eissnhauer & Go.
 Cotton Brokers,

S7I dravier St., New Orleans. La. Members New Orleans Cot ton Exchange.
 Members New Orleans Cot ton Future Brokers Assn. Orders for future delivery execut- ed in New Orleans, New York
 and Liverpool.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

W. G. Davis has announced as a can. didate for Mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

old man proudly. .'but I've got my eye on duke for her."
 Rollingstone Nomose-Dere's q maRa- zine out west called 'Wot to Eat " Hun- sry Hawlins-''Is dere one called 'fiow to Get Itf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
Five Per Cent
 Twenty Year Gold Bonds

Another policy held by Mfr. waterhouse was Per Cent. Twenty-Year Gold Bond Policy for Sl0,0O0, on which he had paid six annual pev- ments of $44S. 70 each. This form of policy Tss also devised and introduced by The Mutual life Insurance Company of New York and ;n spttIS ment of this policy the Company will iesue teu one-thousand dollar Per Cent Twertv"v~sr Gold Bonds. the income from which viii Se ssoo year for twenty years. The face of inc noi;c,s pl0,000, will te paid at the end of twenty vears
 tPtfiGdeLthfG Rseord Nov. x,, soosJ
 If you desire to know on what terns you can contract for the purchase of Per Cent Gold Bonds, deliverable to yourself in twenty years or to your family immediately, in case of your death, state the amount of annual income you wish to secure for yourself twenty years hence and give date of your birth.
 zaMsa $ Wilcox. Manager. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

John G. Adams. Assistant Cashier of the bank of Lafayette. happened to a very painful accident. He had gone to his farm few miles from town and was riding his horse with gun in hand. The gun was accidentally discharged causing the horse to jump and Mir. An drews was thrown to the ground. Mir. Andrews's left arm was broken near the shoulder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Frm.
 No. Spring wheat. 77a7s; No 3. ee9es No. red, 74kT74H.
 No. oats. 34h: No. white. 35I36. Mess pork, per Dbl. SI7. I2K@lz25. Lard. per TOO lbs S9 6o9o 66. Short rib sides( loose). So.2O19. 40. Dry salted shoulders (boxed). $S. i2Hae 2S. Short clear sides (boxed). Ss. 62hQ9.15. Whlskey, basis of high wines, SI.3o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
MARKS& GAYLE,
 Cotton Merchants. DAILY COTTON QUOTATIONS
 FOR MONTGOMERY.

Based upon American Standard classinee' ton and actual sales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
THROW NFRoM HIS HORSE. John c. Andrews Painfully Hurt
 Near Lafayatta.

Lafayette. Feb. 14.-(Special.) )-small- pox prevails in the eastern and northern portions of the County. There are a number of cases in the vicinity of Five Points and Fredonia. Virus is being sent ont by the Probate Judge and the peo- pie are being vaccinated. It is hoped that this will prevent its spread over other portions of the County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
uBGASG8sxED ts5& s"Hx snnA BERTRAND BIER EDGAR n. BRIGHT.
II. 6 B. BEER. Cetton Merchants,
 NEW ORLEANS.

ehsns. zhS or; New Orleans Cetson Ex- sociats Msmha York Cotton Exchanse. and As-
 Special sttsntioa siyen to tSe cxscution ef ss..usess Tor futars 6siivery in eott.A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

Treasury Statement. Washington, Feb. 1<.--Treasury bal- ances. $222. .645.41: gold. $102, ,6l2.374.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
Naval Stores.

Total sales for the day. 15s. 800 shares.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

New York Stock Lise
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

New Orleans Sugar.
 New Orleans. Feb. 14.-Sugar steady; open kettle, 2 -4Qs 3-16; open kettIe. can- trifugal, 1893 3-4; centrifugal. whites 8 7-SQ14; 3 7-Sc.; yellows. 8 1908 15-16; sec onds, 2 1-s93 5-16 Molasses. quiet; open kettle, nominal. 13626; centrifugal, 661e Syrup, nominal, 1s@24.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

shad roes by any other name would be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

Charleston. Feb. A.-Turpentine firm GA 1-2c: sales. none.
 Rosin firm: A B C D E F. N.s5; G s1 .S5: H, $2.30: I. $2.75: K, s. 15: NJ, 8. .s5 N, $3.55: Window Glass, s3.So; Water White, S4.2o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15
New Orleans Cotton Futures.

New orleans. Feb. I.-cotton futures
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-13
Total Liabilities

be dd after that date the Office Of the Secretary II R%p New York
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-13
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1902.
PURCHASE MONEY OBLIGATIONS, BILLS
AND SPECIAL DEPOSITS.

The unsecured liabilities Of the subsidiary companies Of the above character
we're reduced turing the nssl year of 1902 and also turing the period from April /
1901 (dte of organization of United sttesseei corpoAon) to December 81, 1904
BY the following respective amounts VIII
Paid on Between Paid OF Tot ReNtn
Dec a. i@n ofsR bec 81 1902
Purchase money obligations nd bill. payable .tS6TsssS N2@4@S5 R15sSSs4Ss
Special deposits HSoSlSAb B7W99 lS6s4a6
Total Sn04Lgp1 S362 36e4 S247OO3Ss6
The funds for the payment OF the above liabilities we're provided enuey from
the surplus net earnings Of the organization no new capital or bondedU other LA
bnty has been created in lieu thereof although practically all of suh payments
NIGH properly be funded, as the liabilities were those of the subsidiary companies
pror to or at the time of organization, which were in turn used for purchase of
property mi construction expenditures
As shown by the general balance Sheet the amount of these liabilities oustand-
ing on December al 1902, is as folowsi
Purchase money obligations .....U." "$66691853
Bits payable Gee. .'' "'''' .". 62O2bOz44
Special deposits .'''"''.'".. 44S5b46bS
Total ........."............."... ......... &17S774s755
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-13

Audited and found correct,
PRICE. WAREHOUSE a CO,
Auditors.
New York. March II. 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-13
rENANCE, AND EXTRAORDINARY
REPLACEMENfs

The physical condition of the properties has ben fully maintained during the
rear, the cost Of which has been charged to current operations. The amount ex-
pended by all properties during the year for maintenance renewals and extraordinary
repacemens aggregated t2sl5TGo7S
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eaid old Uncle Timrod, trifie acid
W, that the absconding cashier of
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whether Tn to write up the abattoirs
or the grade crossings.-N. Y. Weekly.
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A Text by the wayside.

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Don't want ter go ter glory in a cherryoot
er fire
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La nSuaRe.

The actor cries: ~ am undonew
He is done up" my neighbor says.
It's mighty hard to keep the run
OF language in these rapid days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-20

Dos horas despues llegaron los
viaieros al Naranial. & aquel cas-
tillo en- ell que ell verdadero mar
aues de Chamery habfa pasado su
iDfancia y que no era desconocido
q Rocsmbole. Algunos dfas antes
de aquel en- que muri6 Ia marque-
50 de Chamery. en- el momento en-
que su pretendidC hijo entraba en-
su casa y arrojaba de ella al curial
Rossignol, se present6 IN mendigo
en- los alrededores del castillo ture.
ues. Estuvo recorriendo ell parque
va In cafda de In tarde pidi0 hos.
pitalidad q IN mozo de labrsn1a
que le dej6 compartir 81 lecho.
.AquG mendigo era Rocambole.
Como hacfa una noehe serena y
la luna iluminaba todo con 81 pla-
teada luz, ell fslso marques pudo
de pronto extender Ia mano en- el
momento que Ell carrusie empeza
ba q internarse entire los arboies
del parque.
->lAhI Como reconozco todo es-
30 ahoral exclam6; y mis- recuer.
dos de In infaneia scuden en- tropel.
Ahf est& el Naranial. -. Quiera
Dios qus no hsyan cortsdo el aio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-20

90 csstaiio baio ell que iba q leer O
Berquin y Florian.
Rocaulbole estsbs infmitable'
cuando hablaba de Berquin y Flo
rian; y en- eli monento en- que el
coche entraba en- la aveuids, ana
10y Ell viejo Antaniof / iAhl
iQu9 abrs8o le voy darl
-.Querido Albertol murmur6
Fabian.
Al ver aparecer las farolas del
carrusjts todos los habitaptes del
castillo Sc pusieron en- movimien-
to:-IEs Ell sef1orl diieron los cria-
dos acudiendo apresuradamente.
Al cetenerse In sIlla de p0sta
delsntel de IL escaliaata, despues
de haber dado In vuelta, In rodea.
ron loa criados del Naranisl que
no tenfan basssnte con los dos ojos
para yer apearse del carrusje nj
que ellos crefsn 81 verdadero amo.
-BrIenas tsrdes. amigos mics.
lHols Cstalinai sQue tsl, JOSEF
SQne hay mi pobre Marri6nf dijo
Rocanibole dejandose besar las ma
NOS.
--lI)ios del cielol Como nos CO.
nocel lQue alto y bien psrecido ON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-20
La vENGANzA DE BAcAKA

tado ,en una corpulenta yegua per
cherona.
-Ahora vamos tener Ia claVe
de este enigma, dijo Fabian que q
continuaci6n af1adi6: Este buen
hombre es capaz de morirse de ale
grfa al verte. jose, accompanied al
al sef1or marques q So cusrto y 20
me voJ q buscar & Antonio y ave
ri guar6 la verdad.
Dominado per fGnebres presen-
timientos sigui0 Rocamboie q Jose,
Que lie acompaf16 & una habitsci0n
muy espaciosa 8dornada con tapi-
cerfas = cortinsjes azules de que el
marques de Chamery, hablaba mu-
cho en- sus memorials y Rocambole.
que las Saba de memoria, no de10
de decir al entrsr: IEsta es la ha-
bitaci6n en- que dormfa mi mamal
= ST. y ell senior marques dormia
en- ell cuartito de al lado.
AYa me sCuerdo.
Sc acerc6 Rocambole la venta-
na y6la luz de la luna VIC al an
ciano msyordomo que Sc a2eaba en-
ell patio y saludaba Fabian di-
ciendole:- Es Verdad que "a hs
llegado2 10 sci / ILo sc. sefior viz
condei Sabed que en- Ia admins
TRACTION de correos de Co.. me
entregaron una carta para el senior
MARQUES. =. una carte que lego
Paris despues de la salida de les
sefiores y desde allf han enviado al
Naranial.
y de d6nde es esa cartaP :
pregunt6 Fabian.
DE Espafia-
Lo oy6 Rocambole y dio IN grito
de algeria y diio q jose Yes
buscar esa carta.
una carta de Espsfai Era dc
Concepci6n que le escribfa yrseguia
H amandole siempre y por un mo-
mepto olvid6 terrores remoroi :.
mientos; ell robo del retrato J .
Racara; 10 6lvid6 todo para romper
ell lacre de aquells carta, cue Jose
| le entreg6 pocos minutes despues,
1 mieutras que el sefier de Asmolies
4 interrogaba al mayordomo del Na-
l ranjal acerca del robo del retrsto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-20

| Bux6 Bazart, de don Fernando Aponte v
de don Juan A. Villafane; por Ell Este,
| con ell citadO senior ApOnte. el referidO
villafafia Segundo dona Francisco vi.
llafane antes. hoy don Jose Bux6 Ba.
zart; por ell Oeste, con terrenos de
don Francisco Jose de Santa Ana, antes,
hoy de don Engenio Pagan, de Berna'
We VaZquez Y don Joaquin Saras.
Te7cerd.. Otro predio de terreno,
sinn nombre, compuestO de diex cuerdas
de sobrevega altos, equivalentes tres
hectareas, nOventa tres areas y tres
centiareas; radicadO en- el barrio del
Hato, termino municipal de San Loren.
20 de Hato grande, destinado a pastos
On lindes por ell Norte y Oste, con terre'
nos de don Jose Buxo Bazart; por ell
Sur, con ell mismo senior Bux6 don
Fernando Aponte; y pOr ell Este, con ell
referidO senior apOnte. En- dichO prediO
enclava una caza de maderas del pals
cobjjada de yaguas de cinco varas de
frente pOr cuatrO de fondO.
CMQl'ta. Otro prediO de terreno sin
nombre, compuestO de trece y tercia
cuerdas de sObrevega y altos, equiva'
lentes cincO areas, veinte y tres hec'
tareas noventa Y dos centiareas; ra'
dicadO en- ell barriO del HatO. termino
municipal de San Lorenzo de Hato gran:
de, destinadO pastOs, en- lindes pOr ell |
Norte. con terrenos del promovente Sr |
Buxo Bazart, por ell Sur. con Nicasio |
Santiago; por ell Este, con don Jose Bu |
xo Bazart, y por ell Oeste con don Fer
nandO ApOnte.
Por tanto, habiendo admitido ell
la referida solicitud, por el pre-.
sente Sc pvblicara tres veces en- ell Pc
riodicO LA DEMoCRACIA, cito las per-
sonas ignoradas quienes pueda perju.
1icar IA inscription de dominic de la re-
'erida fnca para que dentro de los Sc
,enta dias natnrales contados desde que
'e publique por primera vez este anun'
;io en- ell indicado periodico, comparez'
IAN ante aste Tribunal alegar su de
echo.
DadO en- Humacao seis de Julio de
903. .-So5re escritO LA DEMoCRACIA-
Yale.
! CHARLES E.. FOoTE.
FRANCISCO GONZALEZ
Acting Secretary
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-20

S-Es cierto, respondi0 Fabian,
ese buen Antonio es muy tonto.
Jose tomo un aire misteFioso
dIjo en- voz baia.
--Si ell senior marques me permi.
te que le hags una confidencia..
-Habla, diio Rocsmbole cads
veZ mas asombrado.
-Creo que Ell ladr6n daba mu-
cha importaDcia q eSe retrato.
--iAhl SI.o crees asfP
y que era capAz de cuslquier
cosa para apoderarse de el.
-IDemonioi
Que Ell seflor marques me dis
pense pero me permitir4 QUE
le Olga que debe haber inepirado
alguna gran p9si6n, afIadi6 jose
que Sc sepsr6 un POGO de Fabian y
habl6 tan bsjo que este tiitimo no
pudo oirle.
Sc inmut6 Rocambole v en- ell
primer momento se acord6 de Con-
cepci6n imagine que esta serfa
c6mplice del robo.
Else 1oven rubio alto, sIpai0
diciendo ell criado, muy bier podfa
ser una muier.
Fabian cue Sc habia acercsdo.
Oyd estas iltimss palabras Y solt6
una Carcajads.
-lpendria que verl excIam0.
Pues no espersba 20 esa conclusi6n
AL OR hsblar de una muier y
sobre tcdo. al enterarse de Iss se.
has cue daba jose de un inven al
TO, rnbio, imberbe, Rocs mbole No
se sonrio y sufri6 por IN momento
mortales angustias.
III Bacaral pens6.
-lComoI diio Fabian or O,snao,e
DEL braEo. IL nspiras pasionns cono
easf & inclin&ndosele al o5So rar... 49,
soi DesgrsciadoI ten present. I ~ =.
vaa o csssrte con Concepci6n :
qre... eiOn ,
NO pudo concluir Fabian norone
oyo trotar IN caballo en- ia ave.
goa J jose diio: Debe ser Il ses,o,
tnsonio que vuelve, efectiVa
. mente. 81 sncisno msyordomo Re
Sfeaaoa DO 10 cludsd Tecina mon