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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-28
MUNIGIPIO De HUMlGlO.

El dia Is de Abril de 1907, & las tres
de Ia tarde, en- Ell salon de esta AlcaIdfs y
ante Ia Comisi6n respective, ss vendsrGn
en- p6blica subasts cinco yuutss de bueyes
, dos carTOB, propiedad de ests Municipioy
juEtipreciados en- Beiscientos Cincuenta do.
liars.
La oEdenanza Eefsrents las condiciO'
mes de IL Bubasta, Be halIa de manifesto
en- Ia SecretaIfa de este Municipio, asf CO.
mo 81 modelo de pFoDosieioDeA HumAcao
26 de Marco de- 1907.-JOss Manuel P6.
res, AlcaIde.
Les CTfticos moderno8. se han embo'
tado ante Las magof6eaS condiciones de
que gozs el Hotel "Helvetia" Cruz u,
ALI estk todO Ia orden del diA. LuGs
vsntilaci6n bsfos de ducha. PFoPisia-
Eio. Pedro schiEa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
9tnd, Bins GnoA

y @oibingtOn, .. g., 26. 0es.
- Fr1ioent Hooiepelt uno 5amjlie
reilten nm lilo belte Tornlittaa
nad Eine anot, Dem Sirginier 9uno'
iibe Der ,5rMl RooiepeIt, ob llno lper.
oen bis gum ndbIten Wontug Rad).
lrittog BORT blcibcn. Sie reiien il,
Dem Spc3idlpag1on y(miIigbt.
Dclher cinenl regelmGBigen 3u9e Der
Soiltbern HoiIpnp" un9ebGngt mar.
9ic n1AItgelcgene 9obnltution bel
Ene anot lit Nortb 8oroen, cinlge
Oieilen unterbolb charlottesville. no
Die @eieIlIdait gegen 2.3O Nahmit'
tags unlongte. Ton bort bate iie
5ebn .Uieilen in Subrmerfcn 5urild.
5ltle1cn, INN Eine anot jll crreihen.
Irl. Garerp, cine Sdlpeiter ser tSrait
Hooiepelt, ioiuie @enerol.2lr5t Rirep
bon DER 9lm0csiIotte mu6en oie
9teiie NIT. Ger ErGlioent iuiro iit)
Die 3eit ieineS 9lltientbaltS in 8irgi-
nien onrh Spa5ierritte ibcr 2uno
uno Die Sa9o nuf miloe Futer per.
trcibCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
GrSbiid)of Wlcnnun n0raclt.

ct. 9ouiS, No. 2G. 1c5cmber.
- @rj6iidof rSobn %. -@lcnnon er.
tlGrte III elmer aritcrn bier Qcbultenen
Frcoigt cS ici iciner ,Dieiuung uad)
bon nlcbr ais einem Stunopllnft aus
Gin 6cblgriii gclpcicn, Die umcrifoni.
'dc Shlodtdiif.5lottc I'M Aop
Norn bcrlnl 81 ididen. Gr fonne
Die 9cmc0llng niht billigen, peiI Die
ge8enp0rtiae 3eit cine BerioOc OeS
SricocnS rlno OcS MoblqefuQcns iiir
rie Wfcnifen icin ioQte. sd bebalrc
cine EoIitit, iagte Der Gr5biiboi mel.
ter, vmclhc in Der cinrn Snno Die
,SriebcnapoIme trGgt in Der unoeren
aber oen ShIiiiiel jll Den Diago5incn
iii mclhen 35,O00,000 Efllnb Mlnis
tion iilr Shcr5 ODER GrnIt orligeipci.
hert limo"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Gntoednng Biitoriidcr 0ofnmentc in
Wcrifu.

Stn6t W eritn, 26. Ge5enber.
- Gr 6ol9e Der 9cmiibungen oeS
Or. 6erbert 6. 9elton, peleber ih i'm
HltItrogc oes @oibington Carnegie.
HnltltlttS bier nit geid)ihtlidcn 8or.
idltn9en beId)Giti9t, lit cine mihti9c
Gntoedlug genoht noroen. IieieIbe
heItcbt in 0en 9luiiinoen bon IS bon
ben 81 Iotltmenten, melhc Dem Yicus
tenant 3ebulon ~. Eife, pon Ser
Ger. Stonten.2lrmcc. obacnonlnen
puroen, olS cr in 1906 ouI ietncr
beriibmtcL inn 9llitrugc oes @cne.
raIS Sones @ilfinlon oonuIi1en
8onperneura bon Souiiana. unter.
nonlntenen Heiic Den 9lrtanias .Riuer
btnoltf, nleritonii6en Soloaten in Die
Sdnoe fiel. llnterbanollnacn nit
Den Sloge. ltno Gonnnhes Snoianern
maren Der 3nef Der Ieiic. 0os ans
ben Orei iebIenoen Iofunentcn prr.
DC, lit nidJt befntnt.
60 miftia miro sic geneloetc Gnt.
befllng in ocn Ser. Stoaten gebultcn,
oaB StnatSictret0r Giblt Jfoot Dem
Or. SeIton tcle8ropDiid grotltIrt
hot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Eiir Tairbanfs.

SnoionapoliS, Sno, 2G, Sc.
5enlbcr. - 0ie 9iepubIifaner bon Tn.
Diana nabmen bellte gelegentlih ibreS
bier obAebqltenen jlpeijGbrIicben Sic.
bcanlablS geihliiilc an nelhe ser
Fartei ole Domination oeS Tice.Er1.
iioenten G6nrleS u. 5oirbunfS gum
SGroli0cntcn ser Ser Staoten warnt
cnlpfcblen. Iic @eid)Iiiiic mltrocn
pom Souucrneitr !. Srnnt Senlp AT.
gcboten ilno pon Der 8erianmllna
clnltlnnnig poiIirt. llcbcr 1000 Der
bcrporrdgen0lten un0 energiihItcn
!ltitglicOcr Der Fortei i'm Staate ma,
rem jlIgeaen. @unoeSienotor 9eDe.
rloge bielt cine 9teoc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
Baltimore ylO, Steitag, ~. 9c,embcr 1907
Sin MOroacbeinlnif.

UlH MUruHCNclHHlB
Nncftc 6rouellleidc il cinenl fICinCn
(eitc bel 0orriiou. u. 5, 0cfln.
oeu. - &oentit6t Scr GoOtcn ntdlt
crmittcIt. 49, ScniutioncIc lint
itdnOc
q cm Scricp, ~, 2G. Tej.
- Gic bieiiae YoIijei bcmiibt id, Die
9Irt mo Wciic Oca CODES einc9 etuu
35aiGbriAcn Srutcn5inmera ieitjns
ltcllCn oelicn uudte 2cid,c belte iriih
in cinCm Seidc bel 6nrriion Nciltn.
cen pllr0c. Goltntn.9(r5t gIIler9 lit
Der 2lnlidlt, ooB Die Srou meni9cr ais
Sipolf Shln0en nor lbrem 9luIiinoen
Crnor0ct uuo 1T Sen Seih gelporfen
muroe. 2lrtbur T0onpion ans Gli,
Sabctb pcId)er sen g9illttr ouf ciner
| Sdd)t Sole Soltr" Ocrbrin9t, lit nls
Scr @ctbciIigun1 al 0em Tcrbreheu
bcrbultct iuot0en, crflGrt icooh poii.
tin, cr ptI'c nidt 0aa @cringite iiber
Die ?lngele9enbeit Tie lbeoric ser
EoIi5ci it, bnB sic 6rau crmiIr0t lmo
ms @aiier gemorfcn mllr0e. {bonp.
IONS Sod,t lieqt in gerinNer Cutter.
lung BON Sem Sci6c, in meIhent
lnon bic 2eid)c inn0, Dor glnfer, unO
ouf Scr Strcdc 3piihcll 6eiocn Eltnf
ten Iin0 Spurcu cntoedt mor0en,
lucldr ollSieben, luie ipcnu Iie ourdl
Shlciicn eines mcnihIihen aorpers
it6cr oeln 9o0en pcruriudt morocn
'eicn. Soilto6icblrillnAcn murOcn al
0cn aorper, 6cn GIie0Crn imo scr
&Cblc ser Sooten iuobrgcnommen.
Cine flcine Strcfc non 0cnt Scid)c
cntIcrnt iono Die EoIi}ci cincn iuIt
ncltcn, ieooh i'm 9iiidcn ouigeid)Iib.
ten Namennlattcl meldcr Ole sc.
if1ftsnortc elmer VrpofIpner Sirlnu
trtg. >Sn Der )tGbc ocS Munteia
lngcn cln Dtufi iuO Elm EeI5frnaen.
(Sp0tcr) - Der Geitb >uur bellte
friib tbciImeiie 5u0cirorcn, luro mir
nurd Oaa 3rlf1IIige 3erbrehcl Der
Gisocdc ourh Yoiionten luilr0e Die
&ri6e entoedt YiS bciltc 9lbcno lit
cS nod nibt gclitnlen, bic Socntitdt
Der Sootcn iclt5llitellelr icbod lueiB
man, oaB iie fcine Nclpobncrn bon
Sorriion mar. glrtbrr Ibompion,
Der 8erbaitctc, lit nidt lpie 5icrit
gcmcl0et Der Gigentbilnlcr Der ,Sodlt
"Solc Sour, lonoern MIR Elm olf
ibr ongclteIItcr Scennonn. Gr lit #
Sabre alt uno Itonnnt aus Gli5ubetb.
,lrcnerld airtmnlL 3S Sabre alt, ein
Cn0crcr Nln9clteIltcr Scr Sud)t, beiin-
oct liA cbcniallS in llntcriuhllngs.
boft.
Feter GoogalL MGhter IN GicnItcn
Der nWtarine engine So, crfannte
Die SoOte ais cine 6rou, ipeIbe er
bclltc frilb Dor SogcSanbruh in &c
Icllldoft cineS lionnes ilbcr Die
"Sodcniaf Wcooolp9" oebcn lab
Spdter lab Googan ben Wtun1, mel.
der bon fleiner, gcorllngcner Stuhlr
mar, auelll 3Htllotolllllicll. Oerlelbe |
trrlg eill 9ilnoel untcr 0em gIrm luel-
dies or porber nidt battc ,}Dei W1o- !
den, pcIde longe nud) Wtittcrnodlt |
alli Dem 9iiicfmegc nod ibrer @ob.
nlng in Sarrllon mnren, lpoIen Ole |
Siilierllie einer Srou in Dem Worif. |
lonoc Der Wielen pernomnlen boben. |
Die tSroll rief oGeribone MIDI" rno |
nSillfc!" 9olo oarolli luuroen oic |
bon cinen gut getleioeten
6rem0cn ongereoet, pclber ibnen ct.,
ne Strede meit folgte, bis Elm Yoli.
silt IN Sidt fam. 0onn orebte er
ii6 INN ltno entilob. Seine Velpeiie
pom Vcbeutllng liegen gegen Die 5rpei
perbofteten 9ootleute Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27

lit nod icalimmer. ais elm @noe NIT Stredeu
Eteier untcritbeioung itiuimen aus eiseiier Or,
tnbrung ole NruIlien 3u Die ftb idbreldnl nit
tcbmer8buftem Yeloen odbnfthleppen C5dr oft
Danoeli Is iih babel iteilih Inn cine 1borbeii
melhe fin Mot belebren ldBi onb iueber jener
Scbreden not6 ienes @noe cine Rptbpenoiaieit
1T. Gin lhlnpenoes 8eiipiel ir oieie Rlinos
heit ieern Die nit odmorrbooen 9ebuiieten
SIR iie Giebt eS In eoent ,Suile eine Refreiuna
BON brel petoen. uenn iie ntr oas eiu5ig retbte
.utittel gebrnrdben: Sr. Silsbees Hnafeis. gtne
Rrobe onbon miro BON g. gieufideoter < 80,
Dor 1916, HemsDorI tpitenfrei oeriuuot.
(0uWiSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
McSnftion Der Eroouftiun bcidJluiicn

30 ton, 26. Iejember. Sn
elmer @erIanmIlng Der 9telt-gngIuno
9aitnlnoll. 6ubritonten 0abier mltrNe
bette perfilnoct, bab Ole Sdobmciiter
uno @cihditsliihrer Don 80 Erp}ent
Scr perlhicoenen Gompngnien perein.
bart baben, lire Groouftion I'M %
Troseut 81 reoniircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27

Eort 0 spain lriniono, 26.
Gcjcmbcr. - Gic GnpitGnc Scr bier
IlcJcn0cn oncritoniihrn Shlotbt,
ldIfIc iomie sic Siiijicrc ibrcr StGbc
iotrocn hcllte uon Cir 0enrp Moorc
Sodlon, OCn @oupCrnerr pom Srini-
Gao. ourh elm Slmdcou bcpirtbct
luto mobnten ipGter ols @1ite oea
@oupcrnellrs ben Yferbcrcnnen bel.
loa @ettcr mar IDEAL uno lallicnoc
BON Sfii6ieren mo SecIcuten Der
,Slotte, loptc cine icItlic) gefleioetc
Wten9c aus Der Staot murcn 9luaett-
5cllDcn Der @rci9niiic ouf Dem Henn.
pIabc. 5uit iGmmtli6e Hennen mllr.
Den jllr AroBcn @enuAtbullt1 ser
&becrlodcu uOn nmcrifaniihCu Nicr.
cen 9cluonncn
Gic Shfic Ser sSlottc ipcr0cn NOR.
gen Wliitog ooS Ginncbmcn BON Sob.
len ppIlcnoet bobcn, nnO lpcitcre 5oll,
Ienoc Der Scclcutc crbolten oIsoonn
SonourIol,b. &eIc Dericlbcn ncrOen
lid ohnc 3lpciicl ulli oem Hennplobe
tinInoen no sic Greianiiie nuh
ibrcnl @cidmnf iinO. Ger 5en0er
oOanfton" fat bcllte einen pollen
aar1o %orrGtbe an 9oro 9enommen
nno Gcbt mor0cn Dem 9eIt ser sslottc
rorml9 nod 9iio Eanciro ob Ger am
1S. Gc5cnbcr bon Dem Scogic IS.
lano 6lottcnbmlboic bier onpelongte
9oblcnoonpicr oWoreeQlts" tritt
mnrQCn Die Niifiohrt on
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Wchcimnisuuller nGdltlidler Gamuj.

Gbicagp, Sus, 26. 3e5ember. -
&ellte iriib lpuroen an Der @de BON
8rono'glue. ilno 0eSploineS. .StroBe
5pel aus fIrhtburen Stihpitnoet
blutenoe Di1nncr in bepuBtlolem
3ultanoe 1cfllnoen 9ie 9eioen bas
ben lh ollenl glnihein nad Die @lln.
Den gcGcnieitig beigebraht, perlpei.
germ ober ionIt ieoe 9lust,lnit NIT Der
slltsnobmc, ooB lie ibre Numen aIs
9ticolauS GcScerois uno Wtibael
Sontobiuu ongnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-27
,}m Hdycrcn Saien.

San Sronctsco, 26. Ic} --
Gas idon por ljingcrer ,3eit bier idI.
Iige 0eutihc Gollid)iif Is. s. Md.
nler5," oeien langes 2lilSblcibell
0roBe 9eiorgniiic erregte, lit III Der
lcbten 9ioht bier angefonlmen. Pcn.
pcriiderlngcn nili oaliclbe marcn 81
oebn Fro3ert notirt morocn.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
ORIGIN OF THE CRAVAT.
At First Wide Neck Band Worn By
 Austrian Cavarymen.

From the Sartorial Art Journal.
 While every man wears cravat, there is probably not one in thousand who could, in an off-hand way, tell you how it came about that men first placed such an ornament about their collar.
 The word crayat came into our lan- guage about 1636 Prior to that year feature of the uniform of the Austrian cavalry was a wide band of coarse linen worn in folds around the neck under their short Hussar jackets. This cavalry or ganization was called the "cravate," It's members being styled the "Cravates."
 Later, in the seventeenth century France recruited a regiment of cavalry adopting for it the uniform of the Aus trian regiment recruited in Croatia, call ing it the Royal Cravattes. Later in England the word 'crabat" was applied to a neckerehief
 After the battle of Steamkirk in Elan ders. in 1892 an English officer brought home the ''steamkirk," a long, flowing neckscarf edged with fine Flemish lace. the ends of which were drawn through q buttonhole of enormous size The neckwear of today is clearly traceable to the steamkirk and the notifications It underwent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Birmingham Mineral Railroad.
Arrive from
The Bishops Move.

Bishop Thornton of England used to labor in Australia. He tells this on him. self:
 One dark, stormy night he struck a lonely township and made his way to the only building that was illuminated, the office of the local newspaper. The bishop knocked at the door, and in re- sponse head was protruded from an upper window. In reply to the chal- lenge. Who's there?" he answered.: 'T am the bishop of Balarat. Would you kindly direct me to the nearest hotel?' At this wholly unexpected midnight an- nouncement the head was abruptly with drawn. Then there was a burst of ribald laughter from the composing room. Presently the head reappeared at the window, and the father of the chapel" as the typesetters call their chief, gave the prelate this parting bit of advice: Look here old man, you've had quite enough hotel for one night. Go home and go to bed or you'll be run in as sure as eggs"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Chicago Change.

Chicago, November 2.-(Special. )--Higher foreign markets was incentive to mod crate advance in the grain market today. New York reported foreigners buying wheat there, but there was no prospects of export business on an extended scale until the banking embargo is lifted.
 The market for corn was strong in sym pathy with wheat at the opening along with what was expected to be the curtail- ment of marketings because of the wet weather prevailing the last two days in the west. When the wheat began to lose the bullish tone with which 1t started there was a sympathetic action of the other, so that the opening gain was quickly lost and some decline substituted. May was weaker than December corn when the change occurred.
 The firm tone of the oats market with which it started lasted only so long as the offerings were small and of little significance.
 Leading futures were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
COTTON MARKET
 CLOSES HIGHER Opening Is Firm and Prices
 Run Up Sharply BULL SUPPORT IS STRONG Liverpool Is Bearish and Figures Are Lower, But This Does Not Affect American Markets, Which
 Show Advances.
BULL SUPPORT IS STRONG

New York, November 2-The cotton market opened firm at unchanged prices to an advance of points. This was bet ter than due on the cables, and the mar ket increased its gain, selling 10 to Il points net higher on the active months during the early session, as a result of covering and continued support from for egn and local bulls.
 Wall street was a seller on the advance, and there was considerable realizing, under which prices eased off to 1 points from the best during the middle of the morning.
 Weekend figures were bullish. as they showed smaller increase in the visible supply of American than last year and rains reported over the belt were thought likely to interfere with picking operations.
 The market closed steady with prices points lower to 3 points higher.
 Receipts at the ports today. 65.429, against 43,645 last week and 59.839 last year. For the week, 34500O, against $40. s46 last week and 423,218 last year. To- days receipts at New Orleans, 7496. against 15,002 last year
 Ni.,., Naul< Ne&tos. E.L....
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
NOTICE.

We, the undersigned whole sale merchants, will take for purchases or in payment of ac- counts pay roll checks now be- ing issued by the clearing house banks of the district at par. Alabama Grocery to. B. F. Roden Grocery Go. Tyler Grocery Go. Moore & Handley Hdw. Co., Douglass Bros. c. E. Bell & Go. Collins & Go.
 Robertson & Kennimer Go. McLester 6 Van Hoose Go. F. E. Norton & Sons. Franklin, Stiles 6 Franklin. Beck Candy & Grocery Go. Goodall. Brown & Ce
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Boston Copper Market.

Boston, November 2.-The local cop per stock market was moderately ac- tive, and was easy generally today, with few price changes of importance. Amalgamated copper furnished over 4500 shares; North Butte, 1000; Steel, 1500; Green 2500 and New Haven and Hartford, 279. The latter touched 130 F :. Green held at els @6A; shannon at 10%, and Utah at 32%; Copper Range at 52%; Calumet and Arizona at 103 F and North Butte at 41M42h. LaSalle lost is to 10h, and Bingham 4 to G.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03

owing to holidays the Frence and Bra zilian markets were closed. Hamburg was unchanged to 14 pfennig lower. The markets here held around last night 5 finals during the early session and showed no special feature. Europe seemed to have @ few buying orders here, while there was a little local liquidation. The local selling is attributed to the influence of unfavorable financial conditions and buying on bullish views as to the prob able crop is restricted by the same fac tor. Sales, 950O bags.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Bonds.
Money on Call.

New York, November 2.-Money on call. nominal; time loans nominal; 60 days, 15 per cent loaned yesterday and 90 days 10 to 12 per cent; six months, 8 per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, nominally, 71s to 10 per cent; sterling exchange, cratic with actual business in bankers bills at 4S6 25@4S6.75 for demand and at 4S0.50 014S1. 50 for 60 day bills commercial bills, 4781g0479; bar silver, 597s; Mexican dol lars, 47; government bonds, strong; rail- road bonds, weak.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
New York Cotton Futures.
 Omen. High. Loxx. CIaac.
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston: Steady; middlins, Il; net re- cepts, 1b,S10; gross receipts, 15s10; sales. 2oo stock, 7s572 coastwise, Sell.
 New Orleans: Firm; middlng, 10ss; net receipts, 1876; gross receipts, 1876; sales, 61Oo; stock 139,S77; continent, 276; coast wise, 2e6
 Mobile: Firm; middling, 10ss; net re- ceipts. 2266; gross receipts, 22s5; sales, POO; stock. 56,6Oe.
 Savannah: Quiet; middling, 10 7-16; net receipts, 14.5A; gross receipts, 14,524; sales, 6S51; stock. 12s.693; coastwise, 3683.
 Charleston: Quiet; middling. 10ls: net receipts, 2S74; gross receipts, 2S74; stock, 33,267; coastwise, 1542.
 Milmington. Steady; middling, 1014; net receipts, 3274; gross receipts BETA; stock, S5,6Os; continent, 14,050.
 Norfolk: Steady: middling, 1Oss; net re- ceipts, 52s1; gross receipts. 52s1; sales, 497; stock, 36,1O9; coastwise. 2156
 Baltimore: Nominal; mlddling. 107s; stock 3709
 New York Steady; middling, II; gross receipts. s4s6; stock, 157.S45.
 Boston; Steady; middling, Il; gross re- celpts. 84.
 Philadelphia; Steady; middling. 11.2b; stock. S750.
 Pensacola: Net receipts. 18.s25; gross receipts, 1895; continent. 13,s2o.
 Total today at all ports: Net, 65,429; continent 2s,25l; stock, 67,376.
 Consolidated at all ports: Net, 65,429; continent, 2S.25l
 Total since September l at all ports Net, 1,91,7O Great Britain, 87,2S9; France, IT ,795 continent, 574,390; Japan, 6S21; Mexico, 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, November 2.-The state ment of the clearing house banks for the week shows that the banks hold s38,S3S,S25 less than the requirements of the 2b per cent reserve rule. This is a decrease in cash reserve surplus of 37,605,525 as compared with last week. The statement follows:
 Loans. s1.14s,452, 600; increase, s60 742,600.
 Deposits. s1,O51. 1.7s6,9 300; increase, s2s.- O14, 300.
 Circulation, $51,742,7oO; increase $344, 400.
 Legal tenders, $4S,194OOO; decrease, $10, TOO.
 Specie, s175,913,9oO; decrease, s2O. 512, 100.
 Reserve. s224.1OS,9o decrease. ssO.- col, 800.
 Reserve required, s262,946,725; in- crease, s7,003.725.
 Deficit, $8s,s3s,s25; increase, $37,- 6O5,525.
 United States deposits, (not given).
 The statement as given out at the clearing house contains this additional sentence:
 Percentage of reserve 21. 30 against 20 in 1S93."
 The deficit of s8s,SSS.s95 this week compares with 8 deficit of $1,233, 300 last week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, November 2.-(Special.)--- Cotton: Spot quiet; prices 12 points higher American middling fair, 6.61d i; good middling, 6.25d; middling. s.05d low middling. 5.73d; good ordinary 5 29d; ordinary, 4.69d. The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 5400 American. Receipts, 43,- 900 bales, including 42.400 American.
 Futures opened firm and closed steady; November 5.79; November-De- cember, 5.691s; December-January, 5 .6s: January February, 5.ssH; Feb uary-March, ,. .6sh; March-April, 6.ss; April May, 5.s6; May-June. 5.s5h; June-July, 5.65k; July-August. .s2h
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
Live Stock Market.

Chicago November .--Cattle-Receipts, about 300; market steady; beeves, 8. 50 Q7; cows, s1.20d4.90; calves, &.50d7; Texans, B. 40d4 .25; westerns, s3@5. 30; stockers and feedrs, $2. 4O@4.50
 Hogs-Receipts, about 1000; market strong to a shade higher; lights, $5. 700 625; mixed, s5. .600D6. 90; heavy, s5. 4O@6 30; rough, $5. 40@5 50; pigs, $4. 60@5.7O; bulk of sales, $5.7oQ5.75.
 Sheep-Recefpts, about 200o; market steady; natives, s2.50d5 .25; westerns, $2. 50 q5.29; yearlings, $5@5.75; lambs, s4.s5@ 6.S5; western, $4 25@6.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to inform the pub. lie that we took charge on Nov, 1st of the lumber yard and blaming mill formerly belong ing to The Barnett Sheppard Lumber O., and solicit orders of lumber of all kinds, blaming mill products, cabinet work and building material.
 Mir. Allen J. Krebs will give this business his personal at tention.
 KREBS LUMBER co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
 Open. High. Low. Close

New Orleans, November 2.-Cotton, Spots firm, quotations revised sales 5100. Low ordinary, Sc; ordinary 6 l3-16c; good ordinary, 8Ac; low mid
 ding, 9hc; middling, 10%c; good mid ding. 10%c; middling fair, II asc; fair Pc. Stock, 139.377; receipts, 7978.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, November 2.--Cotton Spots were firm with prices showing an advance of isc on all grades. Middling, 105sc; sales were 2725 bales on the spot and 2375 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady. 15 to 20 points above the close Thursday on developments In other markets yes- terday, which was observed as a holi- day here, together with prediction of frost. As result of the New York bank statement and the possibility of a railway strike in England there was late marked recession in values. At the close, which was steady, the ac- tive months were 1 to 16 points higher than the close Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
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