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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
lCarrected Dailx.l

(Corrected Daily.l These prices are at wholesale and not to Grapesms ib. baskets aO0ssMo; ib. baskets 25c.
 pear 41ac: gloss lump 4c; nickel packages Iard-Leaf lO&e; compound ss; basis Rice-Extra fancy head sKc; fancy head SH%sc;, broken 4@tc; Japan tM d @shc. Sfsniyi5noTl salion 1 i1asaa XiGs9a '00 .1OH Q lie; choice IIN @12c; fancy IS Q Crackers-XXX Soda shc; XXX Ginger sardines-Amsrican mustard $40: A -oiI Grits-per bbL 8 70; per sack 1sO.
 Hams-Dove l6c; others I41s 015c.
 FlOurmBssis barrels high pateins! is S4'sO; corn chops 63e; white corn CSC; oats mixed 54c: white 55c; white clipped 56c: timothy Sl 20: Johnson grass S5c: rust proof oats soc; Burt seed oats 75c; winter turf oats soc.
 ions S11O bu,: Western cabbage. bbl crates fancy B. Davis apples sI.eo pei; fancy full creame cheese. daisies 16c; fancy H. F peanuts 7c: lemons extra fancy $l 50; fancy s4 % box; evaporated apples l lb. sorted sizes ss. .5OSSs. .7S per per box; heavy weight cocoanuts s4. per sack; Fresh Malaga grapes $T % per keg: Two Grown raisins S1.75 per box; Prunes 25 lb. boxes 5O-6O Nc per lb e5 ID boxes 6O-7O 7kc per lb; 20 lb. boxes 70-SO 6%c per 10. standard boxes 25 lb evaporated peaches i2hc per lb.: standard boxes pectorine peaches l2c per lb Canadian Rutabaga turnips S2.O0 per sack: navy beans, this years crop 1925 per bushel
 BeeswaX-25c.
 Woo-Clean 99lac. bury wool 12hc; washed wool 30c
 HIdes--Dry Hints 17c. dry salted 15c; green salted Shc
 Cotton Seed Meal-ses %.
 Molasses--Georgia cane barrel 35c per gallon; cases gallons S3 psr case: maple .yrup. Log Cabin. gallons sl4i E gallons 7.50; quarts 4.25 per dog
 Chickens--Hens s5c fryers {. q sOc; broil. CTS 20 q 25c; turkeys 13c
 suRar--c5ranulated 5Ikc: F. Y. c sKc. Eggs 1se per dozen
 Country Rutter-J2Ac psl ID.
 Sweet Potatoes-s1. 60 per oushsl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
PROCEEDINGS IN NEW ORLEANS.
HOnduras Lottery People in Crescept
 City nre ArrniRneA

City are Arraigne0
 New Orleans, Feb. 16.-Proceedings against some of the men in this city alleged to be connected with the Hon. duras National Lottery Company were Instituted late yesterday before Uni ted States Commissioner Chiapella.
 An affidavit was flied with the commissioner by Irving c. Sauter4 of the Secret Service against IL q. Dc. marest, W. J. Demarest, c. W. Ere. dow and James Rea for violation of the revised statutes in conspiring to. gether to commit a conspiracy as charged in several affidavits filed be- Tore the United States commissioner at Mobile.
 These letter afidavits charge that w. l. Cabell, C. w. Bredow. w IT Boullemet, E. J. Demaresf w. ] Demarest and James Req conspired in Puerto Cortez, Honduras, as adminis- trators of the Hondnras National Lot. tery Company to bring papers con. taining advertisements of names Of people who had won prizes in the lottery drawings and names of own. CTS of capital prizes drawn. and that said papers were brought from Puerto Cotez to Mobile on boad the steam ship &iram In the month of Febru- ary, 1905, and that W. l.. Cabell E J. Demarest, W. J. Demarest B. I. Pinac, c. W. Bredow. and L.. s. Gra- ham conspired to send such lottery matter to Hartford, Con. and to Chi cago, III.
 Warrants were at once issued for the men named in the affidavit filed here. MT. Req surrendered last night and was released on $1 900 bond. The others are expected to surrender today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

every twelve months and the .bettermen, of raiiroads. the laying of double tracks and the increasing of their rolling stock in or ger 70 handle the ever increasing cersei and cotton crops of the country the con- gestion of the past season having been a lesson to the mAgnates. holds out promises Tor much activity in all workshops of the land for many . month to come.
 There ts but one commodity that is stroll ling in the lurch and that is the South's richest asset, cotton. in its raw state. Ac- cording to New York press dispatch under date Of yesterday. further advance was made in cotton goods which was said 70 have placed such goods on basis permitting thc mills to pay as high as Is cents q pound for their raw supplies and stiii make good profit on their operations
 That the spinners are buying freely of the staple there Is no doubt, mill takinEs to date figuring 7095,D00 bales of American growth. against S,27e.o 900 last year and G. 4e1.0o0 year before last. The trouble with the market. however. is that vross-rosd ds politicians have seen fit to pledge th7 wip- ing out of all inland wire-houses. making no distinction between the internal buck etshop" which has no standing or connec- ton with the large exchanges. and corre- spondents of legitimate brokers. members of all exchanges. This is Killing the business.
 Yours truly, " .9
 c. c ABERcRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS A 3 GENERAL

There is still an atmospheric depression weather. with light and scattered precipt- tation throughout the lake region and New England On the South Pacific coast the weather is alos partly cloudy. and rainy Tn all other portions of the country the weather is fair and moderately cool. Light frost occurred at Mobile and New Orleans and heavy frost at Jacksonville. The Ala bama temperatures at ! am. ranged from s3 degrees at Montgomery to 42 degrees at Birmingham. The Mobile temperature was Sa deEreea. Fair weather will continue in Alabama tonight and Sunday The tenn perature wtll be somewhat higher tonigh' Temperature and prscipitation reports from
 selected Southern stations for the 24 hours
 ending at ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
HAYWARD, WICK & CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER, n
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter q Ca.

By Private Wire to Walter Cotter | G..
 42 Commerce St. New Orleans, Feb. 1s.--The steadness of Liverpool today in the face of e disappoint- ingly unfavorable visible supply statement for the week Is explained by the coverink or Jocbers accounts at the end of . bear week. cable was received saying that there was a possibility of an important strike later on in Lancashire. Mills are the request for higher wages. As the news came only from one source and ta prospective in character, not much import ance is being so far attached to 1t here.
 Our market opened four to six points lower, and trading settled around opening prices for the day, The sTnailuess of niii takings for the week is certainly a disap- potntment but may be due to exceptional circumstances. such as few steamers arr riving at foreign ports. Or the carnival fes- tivlties and holidays on the continent.
 Forecasts of receipts for Monday ere rather heavy and this contributed toward duliness Some people are buying the sum mer positions on the belief that tenderab bic cotton will be scarce and invite manipula- ton New crops are steady on the merit Of the situation in genral which is not uri- like the one in 1899 when the commodi- ty owing to trade expansion, moved into a higher price level.
 For this reason. new crops offer safer and are quiet and steady: some business .n low CT srades but only tentative. For next week much depends on developments in spots Steady spot markets could aEaln offset the effect of prelininarles in fuLurNs to the pending March liquidation.
 WALTER corrER & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

Savannah. Feb. is.--Turpentine firm 71Ao; sales <s: receipts ss: shipments 354.
 Rosin firm: sales l,so0: receipts 427; ship ments 3,s4s; stock 69.252. Quote: ABCD s4. co; $4. o5 FG s4. 20; H S4. 45; s4 90; Charleston. Feb. ls.--Turpentine and rOs. Wilmington, Feb 1s.--spirits turpentina firm Toe; receipts 75 casks
 Resin firm S3. 95; receipts 26b.
 Tar firm s2 s5: receipts lsS.
 Crude turpeBtine firm S3.s5. S45o and s4.5 receipts none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND nRonncr

OAAASAUO AND EhODVOE
 Chicago, Feb 16.--Lower cables and c decreased demand for cash grain at Min neapolis were the. chief factors responsible market At the close wheat for May de livery was ls d s6c lower. Corn was a shade were Hs 5c to 10Gishc lower 2. Liverpool. caused liberal selling imTe: transactions were slightly above the clos. ing quotations of yesterday. prices soon asy strongly sfhs o tSs S.Sfs e the dispatch from Minneapolis declared that millers are buying very little wheat. and were free sellers. The fact that primary receipts were much larger than for the same day last year also depressed the mar-
 Selling became general late in the day and the market closed extremely weak with prices close to the lowest point
 May wheat opened unchanged to Kc high CT at 7Sh Sc to 7sss Rc sold off to
 clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 45I. zoe bushels Primary receipts were 540O0o bushels. against 46s,Ooo for the same time a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of SS3 cars. against ETA last week and 474 a year ago. bessh n 'es S sSs sS St of wheat. offerings were not heavy. Seil- CTS were held in check somewhat by the sales were made by cash houses and this was taken by traders. to mean that bids sent out yesterday had met with a feeble response Comission houses were the best buyers.
 May opened a shade to hc higher at 4se to 47 6 Hc. sold off to 4s%e and closed ct 46 7se. Local receipts. were S92 cars, with none of contract grade.
 Oats were easier in sympathy with wheat Trading was largely confined to local ope- rators. May opened unchanged at 40 Ikc, sold off to 40hc and closed at 40h q esG Local receipts ere 140 cars.
 Provisions opened steady because of a 5o advance in the price of live hogs. but soon weakened on selling by pit traders aId local longs. Packers gave the market fair support. At the close May pork was off 10G12isc at s17.25h. Lard was down Sc at s.92R. Ribs were 2ls Q Sc lower at $9.42l4 @ss.45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
THE STOCK MARKET
sEsmnssEp sp sSF Ss 2ovasssE. BasHssssaEy ogs11s-
In the Last Fifteen Minutes Prices Moved Deeisivefy Upward te Hl6h Level at which the Market
 fIo4ed.

New York. Feb. .is.--speculatixe sentiment was not distinctly outlined in the movement
 s s..n nass asss sss. prdss s ovsa as cIsively upward to the high level at which the markst closed up to that time the conda, which exceeded yesterday's Sew re- cord level by H, but closed about unchane- ed from last nisht. The cross currents in % 90 cssfusinr tAs that no clear a a concspsion had been formed of what the changes in the statement Of condition would show. The ceptsd as removing a danger that marrow margin might be encroaehed upon and some buying by traders followed on this account sooa aes msed Fs. sses of ths sovsn nent withdrawals of deposits from the ns- tionai banks VIII be thrown over into the money market while nominal on saturday was reported stronger. money brokers ex- pect higher rates next week. On the other hand. sterling exchange was weak and and will be secured in. London for next week The market did not show any immediate response to the news of the placing abroad bonds except that the weakness in the for- eign exchange market was attributed to on expectation that remlttancss to Ne" scriptions. The transaction was regarded. however. as an important indication of an improving feeling towards high grade Amer Success is reported ' also S in the offerins. abroad Of the issues of short term notes by the various corporations The relief this afforded to the apparent lack of avail able capital here to meet the large corpo-- ration requirements which have converEea on the supply. may have important effects in fighting the troubles of the American
 Sales of bonds par value s74s.Ooe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
MARKET FOR COTTON
rpwxrD STEADY AT DECLINE OF ONE E NH ID FOUR POINTS.
If1Xlnr was Very Quiet and Scattering z7Ez Xccounts Seemed to Have Been Pretty Wen Evened Up for
 Over Saturday.

Now York. Feb. 1s.--The cotton market cpcned steady at decline of one to four points under scattering liquidation and Ah0wed little further change during the ear lr zsesSfon. Cables were a shade higher <hnn expected. if anything. but receipts t9ufiuued heavy and the visible supply lfntement showed . continued small de- 4<2o4S as compared with last year. Trading X6e very quiet and scattering accounts rftfued to have been pretty well evened up 14t over Saturday earlier in the week.
 E<Ee1pts at the ports today were 4o,319 1&to4 axaisst 7se last week and 21,423 Ia&4 &<ar For the week (estimated) 1s5,000 iM1< year.
 Iodeys receipts at New Orleans 1ltsss t4Ie1 against 7.474 last year and at Hous- t6M 12,si2 bales, Againet 4.12l last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
USE EMBALMING FLUID.
Terrible AduIterantiOn Found in MILK
 for ChIcngO Rnhlen.

TUT NWHCuBO HUDItNs
 Chicago, Feb 16.-That thousands of infants in Illinois as well as many larger children. are being sent to pre- mature graves through taking into their Stomachs In milk the same poi. soning preparations that are used to embalm the dead. is indicated by q special report ready for submission to Governor Deseen.
 The report was made by Herman b Schuknecht, the dairy expert of the State Pure Food Commission.
 Assistant Commissioner Schuknecht pointed out that out of thirty-iive cities visited. not one had escaped from its limits milk from unclean and un-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
gH { B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to C. c. AbercrombIe & l--L Ga

By Private Wire to C. c. Abercroubie & &A Co.,, 32 Commerce St.
 New Orleans, Feb. 16-The feature of the week was the glowing reports concerning the activity in the cotton goods division of ths market. advances having been estab- fishcd all along the line, and contracts for forward delivery entered into far hhead as 1908 Mills continue well cm- Btoyed with special pressure for prompt de- IiFnry of cotton goods. In fact, official re- ports tell of mills and factories of all de- eeriptions having much forward DusIuess ebnt new contracts are not taken at fu!l tfgores. and there Is dissatisfaction because shipments are not moro prompt. Wages have been advanced in several important concerns. the telegraph companies which have an army Of employees, included. and there are no Eeriou labor controversies. Iron and steel producers are receiving much more business contracts covering delivery Afiu further into the future many lines be- sng sold well up to the last quarter o9 the $@eF. Orders are more pressing for metal Fixtures. the demand being far beyond aiI 4secAdent Sheets and plates are scarcely isaE urgent and wire mills are unable to gnake deliveries according to specifications as old orders. while new orders come for ward Constantly. It IS not possible to dis fefn any evidence of reaction in any section rf the industry. Such are the cond'fions in &hs industrial life in the United States
 The evsr increasing influx of Imni grants sb9ut 1.z5a00o q year now are a number erfficisnt to add new state 10 the union
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
NEW YORK pRnnroE.

New York; Feb. l6.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime crude fob. mills 4Oc; do yellow 42o
 Sugar raw quiet: fair refining 2Bc; .cen- trifuRal 96-test ssc: molasses sugar sAo; $4.2O; No. g s4.15; No. 10 .o5: No. II s4.0O: No. 12 $s. .95; No. iS $s.s0: N9. I! s. 50; cut loaf $5 40; crushed $40; pow dered 4.SO; granulated $4.7o; cubes s4.sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
CTNCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, Feb, 16.-Flour quiet. . Wheat steady 79is e soc. Corn firm S69 tsc, Oats quiet 42h 4 43c. Rye quiet 72@75c. Provisions steady. Whiskey S1.29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
]. Nm YnRK cnTrON ruTuREs.
NExv 0RIEANs COrTON.

x New Orleans, Feb. 1e.-Cctton spots clos cd steady and unchanged Middling 10 7-16c- Ee1ee 1000 on the spot and $50 to arrive.
 Futur1s aopened quiet and three to five rpfnts under yesterdays closing The t<ndsncy Of prices during the short SA-ur- z1y session was upwards. but the market tk&a NntiFely devoid of any definite influ- snnsA On account of the spot situation &&tAx bulls and bears hestitated to trade. Xh& closing was quiet and stead~ with rf{ces rom two points under yesterday to tNteM points ss~Ao~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
HARGIs BUILDING BURNED.
Believed to Be Result of the BreathiI
 County Feud.

Jackson, Ky, Feb. 16.-The office building and the warehouse of the Hargis Brothers. on Main Street, were consumed by fire last night
 The loss is $10,000. It Is believed the fire was of incecdiary origin. but whether 1t is an outgrowth of the Breathitt County trouble with which Senator Hargis. senior member of the firm. is connected. can only be conjec- tured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
NEW YORK CorFEE ruruREs.

New York, Feb. 1G.--Goffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to a decline of five polnts under a little scattering liq- uidation. The market closed steady 50 10 points lower.
 March .. .... ....5. 60@ @5. 60 May .'' 's.'h' 'tVU D.. . SeptemDer ss'''sO' 'vVVo'Sr
 Spot coffee steady; No Rio 7e: No. { Santos Sc; mild coffee quiet; cordova 9@ 12hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS

ot- Louis Feb. Ib.-Ihe bt. Louis crain markets today ranged as follows
 Wheat;-- May 76a. bid: range 7s1 10 IT. July 76R bid. range Te9 t to 7sk May 44%@H bid; range A 10 HA9H. July 44A bid.
 Oats May 3a% bid range 5a1s to 5sS July ss bidl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York, Feb. 16.--The dry goods may ket was strong today. The price of reE~ lar print cloths has advanced to 4&c. Bu~ laps are scarce in the local market White goods are in active demand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

New Orleans, Feb. l6.--Sugar' centrifu- gal whites { 3-16@4hc; centrifugal yellow 3%9 94 3-16c; seconds 21s @S 7-16c; mo- lasses quiet. Syrup 30034e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

sanitry cans and vessels or milk not property strained, showing a deposit of filth in the bottom of the bottles or other vessels. and in thirty-two Of the cities, skimmed milk was sold as stand ard and was adulterated with formalde- hyde. which authorities pronounce a poison much used as an embalminR huIA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
'--RfsinR. Falling.

RIVER FORECAST. (Fof Next Two Days.l slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
Mn nRIEANs spnr cnrrnN-.

New Orleans Feb is.---cotton spots clos eH steady. Sales 1,s5o bales: receipts Ill., f11s sfack sle.65s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
MEMPHIS COTTON nrI.

Memphis. Feb. 1s.--cotton seed oil; prime crude 2s Ec; choice meal $24.5o; choice cake s25.5e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
Interior Movement.

F5ouston---Steady. 10 15-1ec: net receipts 1e.81a. 9ross receipts l2:sl?; shipments Ia 500. sales 2.600: stock S0.34S.
 kfNtsta--Quiet 1-hc; net receipts sos: gross receipts eil; shipments 2.266; sales
 Memphis--steady. 10 7-1sc; net receipts 2k4S; gross receipts 4.1T6; shipments 4.133: enfes 1.150: stock 163, 126.
 gt Louis-Quiet. 10%c: net receipts 7G: Nsoss receipts 4.99o: shipments 5.34O: stock 3ss80.
 cincinnati-Net receipts SIS; gross re- ecipts SIS; shipments so: sales 600 stock asaeS.
 IouisviIle-FiTm. 10 s-1sc.
 Total today-Net receipts 16 402; gross receipts e3,O07; shipments 24, 4,4l9; sales 4.- AHf; stock 32o.0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
TEMPER
NAVAL STORES.

Nots---T indicates . trace of precipitetioa
 MoNTROsE w. HAYES.
 Local Forecastsr, Wel osr Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
zzzn wEArHEn.

Maximum temperature for day. e4 deg. Minimum temperature for day. 32 deg. Average temperature for day, 4s deg. Normal temperature for day. 5i deg. Accumulated excess since Jan. l, 233 deS. Av. relative humid for day, 62 per ct' Total rainfall since Ian. 1. s.sI inches.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
LOCAL ooTroN MARKET.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Pnrt Mnvement.

csaiveston--Steady, 11c; net receipts 1k.'- g65: gross receipts 15.655: sales 7s5: stocH 8s7.e31: shipments to Great Britain 14.226: ceaskwisa 1.742.
 New orIeans-steady. 10 7-1sc; net r~- Eeipta s11 S6S; gross receipts 11,S6S; sales fs5So; stock 31S.s5S: shipments to Great Britain 7.500; to continent i,7S2; cOastwiss 4,9e0.
 Mcbile--steady. 10hc; net receipts s26: nross receipts S26; sales 50 stock 29,4S5: shlprnents coastwisc II.
 savannah--Steady. l0t4c; net receipts B. pRs: gross receipts a,099; sales la1; stock 119,61b; shipments to Great Britain l31: tS Continent 7,71S: coastwise 1,l9O.
 charfeston-Dull 10Ac: net receipts sos; NrOas receipts 9OS; stock lS,s09: shipmentS npastwtBe 476.
 WilYnington--Steady. 10hc: net receipts 1898: gross receipts 1,52s; stock 15,2s9.
 Norfoix--Steady. I0&c; net receipts 1,550: gross receipts i55O; sales 90: stock 42.s5s: shipxnents coastwise l.5SS.
 Haitimore-Nominal; stock ll,6s9.
 New York--Steady, lie: gross receipts g. spes sales l,135; stock li5.555 shipments 70 continent 100
 gross receipts 2,490
 Philadelphia--Steady. II 25; net receipts 4e, gross receipts 49: stock ?.209; shipmentT eo sentiment zoe.
 RensacoIa-Net receipts 4,6l5; gross re- salpts 4.B45: shipments to Great BritaIr &e4k.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. Sey Orleans. Feb. Is.--cotton seed oil; prime. 45c; crude 2Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
Nrw ORLEANS COTTON rUTUnrs

New Orleans, Feb le.-Cotton futures on fHs New Orleans Cotton Exchange today <iesed suiet and steady. Quotations rang
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
The leadlns fu,ur $ ranged a. lollors:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady
 Wheat-No. 2 spring ..$ .7S @S .sS
 No. .... .,. .7t Q .S3
 No. red .... ,.,. .. .73%@ .74M Corn-No 2 .... .... .. .A3x
 No. yellow .... .... A 'is;Z:' <: <: +5;;: 75;ss ::::ss ::::ss $ :;:4 Short Ribs sides doosej s.iSH@ s.s7x Mess Pork-per bbI .... 17.l2h a 17.B0 Lard-per 100 lbs. .. .. 9.7s Short Clear Sides (bxd) 9.S7A@ 9.s2h Whiskey-basis H. wines 1.29
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17
Total Movement.

rotaJ today at an ports net 90 3io: ship fnarts to Great Britain 26.S7o; to continent N7Be: stock 1.095.560.
 ftonsolidated at all ports, net 40.310: ship susfifs 10 Great Britain 26370: to continent ss7Bo.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net 7,s67.- s41s ehfpments to Great Britain 2.702.9 .940 :: ta Efance fOs,31f: to continent 2.3ss.i .iSS: ta Japau 131.421.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-28
CORPORATION PAPERS.
New England Steamship Company Or.
 ganixes With Capital of s25O,O0o.

The Waterbury and New York Real Estate company has filed an incorpo- ration certificate in the office of the secretary of state, stating that it's cap- ital stock is S5o,O00, as authorized, and that is will start business with $S2,50O.
 The New England Steamship com pany of New Haven which has filed an organization certificate, starts with cash capital of $25O,0OO, taken as follows: Edward c. Vanderbilt. New Haven, one share; Norman $. Buck ingham, Milford, one share; and War ren D. Chase, Hartford, 2,49S shares. Its officers are: President, Edward c. Vanderbilt, New Haven; assistant to the president, H. A. Fabian, New Ha- ven; presidents J. ". Miller, New York city; H. M. Kochesperger, New Haven, and B. Campbell, New Haven; secretary, IN. s. Buckingham, Milford; treasurer, Warren D. Chase, Hartford, assistant treasurer, T. F. Paradise, Stamford; directors, Messrs: Wander bilt, Buckingham and Chase. The principle office is at room POS in the Consolidated building at the south easterly corner of Meadow and Water streets, New Haven.
 The Alpha Sigma Phi, fraternity, Alpha Chapter, incorporated, has filed copy of it's articles of association. It is located in New Haven.