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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-10-17


expecting the inevitable nod and the
curt: Nothing doing today. Sorry!'
that had rewarded her pilgrimages.
Her heart beat faster as the agen
swung briskly around in his chair.
81 thought you would be in, so l die
not write he greeted. 81 have &
chance for you. 1t is not very much
but it will lead to better things if yOr
wants some one to give a few recita
lions at an entertainment" He caught
up a pad of paper and passed it to bel
after he had made few marks. She
glanced at the white surface and saw
't$15." Carmontelle never spoke fig
ures. He always wrote them.
ST shall be glad of anything" said
Elda gratefully. 1T is very good o!
you. When is it to beY'
Thursday night. You go out on the
2:10 train. Bryum, enter Miss Testra
for the Bow Lake. Come in Thursday
morning for the ticket" he added as
the clerk made the entry. "You pay
your own fare. 1t will be $6.40."
He turned back to his desk with q
nod of dismissal, and Elda went down
the steps as though the worn boards
were the softest clouds. The dreary
wait was over, and her chance had
come just as the little fund which rep
resented all that was left of her IA
theirs estate was dwindling to moth
ingness. With her fare and the agents
commission deducted there was not
very much left, but still it was a be.
ginning, and the beginning was what
she needed.
She spent the three day interval in
selecting her repertory. Before heI
fathers death following his bankrupt
cy she had been considered clever as
an elocutiOnist and imitator Now that
she sought to earn her living by her
single talent she planned with the ut
most care.
It was long, hot ride to Bow Lake.
She could not afford a seat in the chair
car, and the little package of sand
witches was but a poor substitute for a
warm dinner in the dining car.
q Her reception at Bow Lake was still
more discouraging. A carriage had
been sent for her, but at the clubhouse
she sat alone for an hour before the
steward showed her where to dress,
and there was another dismal wait be-
fore she was summoned to the stage.
The tiny space back of the curtain
was crowded with men and women ID
evening dress. Some of them she re-
membered having met few years be-
fore when she had come north on a
visit, but they only stared at her blank
~. They were not looking for ac-
1uaintances in paid entertainers, and
no one spoke to her until the stage
manager came rushing up.
"It's your turn next" he said. 1--WE
only want a couple of little bits, you
know We have SO much of our own
talent"
He was off again, and Elda took her
place in the entrance to await the com
pletion of the song. Then the stage
manager gave her slight shove, and
she walked out upon the tiny stage.
She had appeared in public scores of
times and had never felt the slight
est degree of nervousness, but now her
whole frame shook, and 1t seemed for
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-10-17
Making Good
By Epes eU. .SorSenf.
Copyright, 1907, by Homer Sprague.

Timidly Elda opened the door and
slipped into the little low ceilinged
room that she had come to know sc
well. Sometimes when the agent was
busy she would have to wait for half
an hour or So and the photographs OF
entertainers with which the walls
were covered had come to seem like
old friends. Most of all, she liked tc
stand in front Of a framed check foi
$4,000 that had been paid prima
donna of note for singing only three
songs at a society function. 1t wae
evidence that the business Of enter
tanning others did sometimes pay.
But there was no time for looking al
the pictures today. No one stood by
the agents desk, and she looked over
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-10-17

! 1t is kingly act to help the fallen
Ovid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

first time this season in the worlds visible suppiy of American will probably be record. cd In the first week of February.
 The New York Chronicle of yesterday re- ported farm work to be progressing well tn the early sections of the belt. presumably in southwest Texas, but the possibilities of . flood in the lower Mississippi valley and its tributaries is to be reckoned with, as an overflow or breaks in the levee south of Memphis are not at all unlikely since the high water record stage of 1903 is expected to be repeated this year.
 The sustaining feature of the market during the first half of the season has been the unabated demand for spot cotton which is reflected In record shipments to Europe, thus far 5,153,ooo, last year 4.oo4,oo0, year before last 5,0s0.000. also in record spinners takings to date. s.102,000. one year ago D. 54s.00O and 5,55s,o0 In 1905 It is from the fact. however. that the worlds visible supply of all kinds has attained new record propor- tions, 5,5o2.ooo. against 5,3sS.ooo last year, 4577.0oo year before last. and previous record of 5,4le,000 in 1899. when cotton in America was down to Sc. in Liverpool at 1c; that makes operators skepticai of working theoretically on the long side of the mar kets and 1t is for this reason that the spec ulative public refrains from taking an active part in working in the interest of higher prices. being disposed to let well enough alone by realizing that steadiness of the market under the circumstances is nothing less than miraculous especially when the heavy movement to market. which aiready figures s.547,O 900 bales. against 7.slSO0o last year and s.77s.0e year before last is taken into consideration.
 For the ensuing week there is no sign of the movement falling off today's port re- ceipts being estimated at 52. 900, last satur- day 42.00O; this day last year. 13,o00. and ts.0o0 year before last. making 1t probable for next weeks fin sight to figure as much as last weeks movement of 3Sg.000 which will compare wits 2C3.00o one year ago. and 2f0.- 900 In 1905. Spots however, remain firm. having been advanced 1-Isc today on good
 Yours truly,
 C. e. .ABERcRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
leH o1le choice l1M o1ao: fancy .so14xe

lAhc
 Candies-stick Go; fancy s@1Oc. -Crackers-xxx Soda 6Ac; XXX Ginger snaps 7c.
 sardines-American mustard ,s.Go; H-oil S8. 40.
 Grits-Per bbL Ss.5o; per sack Sl.sO.
 Meal--65c; pearl roe: peerless 72hc.
 Lard-Leaf l0AO; compound sh0. bAsis uarces.
 Aams-povs lse: others 1Sh alsc.
 Flour-Basia of bErrels: High patent Sl. 20: fancy patent &4.86: half patent t3 60. Grain and Hay-Bran q .26; shorts &i .SS; corn chops 63c; white corn ssc; oats mixed 6lc; white sac; white clipped 6So; timothy t1. 20: Johnson grass skc; rust proof oats soc: Burt seed oats 75c; winter turf oats 7Se.
 Cotton Seed Msal-s2s.oo.
 Molassas-Gsorei cane, barrel 3se per gallon: cases, gallons s3 per case; maple syrup; Log Cabin. gallons sIA; h gallons t7. 50; quarts s4. 2S per doHL
 chiekens--Hsns asc; frysrs 2S @soc; hToii- CTS 20 Q 25c: turkeys 12ke lh.
 sugar-Granulated BAe; F. '. C. BAe.
 EgE0-s0c per >doSeu. Country Buttay-13%e per lA --sl ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEW YORK BONDS.


 L. S. refundlng 2s, registered ..lo4N L. s. 3s registered ........lO2 [. S Old 4s registered LOOK L. $. New 4s, registered 129
 do. coupon .... ...l2eA American Tobacco Is .... 1914
 do, 6s '.... 32 Atchison gen, 4s ''.., '... '''' ''.lVl
 do. adjustment 4s s2B Atlantic Coast Line 4s 9SA Baltimore Ohio 4s .-.'lO2
 dc 31sS .... ...' ''.' '''' '''' 9s A Brooklyn R. T. cv. As s9h Central of Georgia 5s ......1lO&
 dn list Inc ss'' .s.' sV
 dc. 2nd. Inc '''. ''.''' 70
 do. 3rd. Inc .... ...s '''' -''' Oe Chesa. x Ohio 4i4s .... ,1Ob Y Chicago X Alton 3hs 70 C. B. & Q. new Is ...... S5h C. k. l X Pacific R R. 4s ....'. 1S&
 do col js ..,, -..- 's.. '''s SO C. C. C. X St. L. gen. 4s ... ..... .l0i Col Industrial 5s Ser, Az. ...... 75h Cot Midland Is .... .... .''s ..''.' "A Col. & Southern Is ..., ...- .... S31 1s Cuba 5s .... .... .... .-.. '...lOSE Denver & R. Or. 4s e.. ..,. 96 3z DistlleTs' Sec. 5s ...s s''. Ss Erie gen Is ..,. '.'' ..'' '''''' % n Erie prior lien Is ...s 's-''' ss Hooking Valley ihs ..'. "''' '''' 4o4 5s Japan 6s ,->.. .... .... .... '.'. 9s 14
 do. End Series .'.' '..' S944 Japan 41as certificates '.'' '..' 94%
 do and Series .''' ''.''t sl% L N Unified 4s .... '''' ''.' ''''lVl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 9alveston-Ffrm. f0&c; net receipts 1s- tSs: gross receipts 19,4Ss: sales I.439; stock 41o,47e: shipments to Great Britain 5,74s; to continent 15.234: coastwise 1886.
 New orleans-Steadv. 10&c: net receipts 11466: gross receipts 11.4ss: sales $500: stock 8s4,597: shipments to continent 24Oee: coastwise 15.o07.
 Mobile-steady 10hc; net receipts 55e; gross receipts 5s2: sales 300: stock 4s,ss6; shipments coastwise 146.
 Savannah-Steadv 10 3-1eo: net receipts 5.se5: gross receipts 5.ss5: sales 1.s0G: stock l!s,slS; shipments to continent $50; coast wise 4.355.
 Charleston-Quiet, 1oc: net receipts 41S: gross receipts 413: stock 14.s4s.
 Wtlmington-steady. 1oMe: net receipts lO27: grosa receipts 1.027; stock 1s, fri Norfolk-Steady. 10hc; net receipts 1.07s; gross receipts 1.079; sales 1075: stock 46- 561; shipments coastwise 2.s66.
 Eaitimore-Nominal. 10%e: stock 6.si0, New York-steady lie: net receipts ss: gross receipts 4e5; stock 144.217.
 Boston-Nominal. lie; net receipts T62: gross receipts 2.T03.
 Philadeiphia-Steady. II 25; gross receipts 1aa; stock 2.414; shipments to continent BOO
 PensacoIa-Net receipts s.ss7;. gross re- ceipts fo.I00: shipments to Great Britain 10.10e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Interior MovamAnt

Houston-Steady 10 s-16c; net receipts 14257: gross receipts 14.257: shipments i5,- 996; sales 742: stock 7S,S04.
 Augusta-Steady, 11o; net receipts 570 gross receipts 7Ss; shipments 119: sales S19; stock 44.792.
 Memphis-steady, 10 5-16c; net receipts 1910; gross receipts 2.657; shipments 1,O36 sales $50; stock 173.s46.
 St. Louis-Quiet, 10Lc; net receipts 362; gross receipts 4.201 shipments 3.s40; sales 150: stock 3o.123.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts s23: gross re- ceipts 623: shipments 57O: sales 600: stock 9.1S9.
 Lonsvile-Firm. 10kc.
 Total today-Net receipts 17,722; gross re- ceipts 22.416: shipments 22.541 sales .. 992 {; stock 336. 92O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
MARKET FOR COTTON
srAPLEM ADE cREDITABLE ADVANCE
 DURING DAY.
Despite Bearish Supply Figures and Large Estimates, Local Bull Support, En- cOuraged by England
 Was Victorious.

New York, Jan. 2e.-Tb cotton market opened steady at a decline of one point to an advance of one point, in spite of bearish supply figures and large estimates for the new weeks receipts, advanced to a net gain of 4@6 points during the middle session on covering of shorts and local bull support, which was encouraged by bullish English estimate of consumption. Trading was qui- ct and 1t required only a moderate demand to advance prices
 ! Receipts at the ports today 5O.5s bales, against AI.53e last week and 13.429 last year. For the week 275.000 bales, against 2ss.155 last week and 132,3ss last year.
 Todag's receipts at New Orleans 1,466 bales. against 2.726 last year and at Hous- ton I4,757 bales. against 3,1s5 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NENv NnRr nRY cnnns

New York, Jan. 26.--LarKo sales of cotton goods for forward delivery have been made the past past week. Light weight ducks are in better demand Print cloth stocks ara very light. Fine white goods are sell ing frsAly ip jobbing houses Linens are he ing opened and importers stocks are low Rurlaps are easier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Su-wed.
yellow %@4Mc; seconds 2M 0s 7-ise; new
 nolasses syrup 30@Slc
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. s6.--cotton seed oil irreg- ular; crude fob. mills SIC bid: do. yellow
 Sugar steady: fair refining si-s5c; cen trifugaI 8 l5-32c: molasses sugar s-Ssc; resined steady; No. &4. 30; No. ' $4. 2b; No s s4- 20: No.9 S4.I5; No 10 S4.o5; No II s4 oc; No. I2 sss6; No. 1s $s.so: No. 14 ss's5; confectioners A s4.eo: cut loaf and crushed $5 .6o: powdered s4.so; granulated S4 so: cubes $6. 0B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

St. Louis. Jan. 26.-The St Louis grain markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat:- May 77h@% asked; range TIM 9% to 7s
 QM. July 76% asked; range 7sA to 7Th o Ne.
 Corn:- May 43%; range 43% to 4SN. July 44h asked: range 44b to 44A.
 Oats:- Jan. 37Aas asked. May 37% asked; range none July 347s bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, Jan. 26.--Flour Q1I-- Wheat dull. 77GAc Corn dull 43 1 q 44c. Oats firm 3si9 @S9c Rye quiet 6S roc Provisions quiet Whiskey Si.99.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
THE STOCK MARKET
MARKET WAS SUBJECTED TO SEVERE
 PRESSURE TO-DAY.
The Mx.terx os inc sources and the Motives of the Selling Increased Its Effect on Speculative
 Sentiment.

New York Jan 26.--The stock marhse was sub Jected to severe pressure asaih .o.ss and the fall in prices added to yeseei y ass st., decline forced a level generally lower ',i .na that Of the low level of Friday or last weeh. e The mystery of the sources and the fnotiVeS of the selling increased its effect on speen lative sentiment. The tendency or tne i.ta s. ket to rally from time to time disciosea shns e short selling by bears which had saais I" the responsibility for the weakness
 The most pronounced of these rallies eaine after the appearance of the pahk etose notwithstanding tbe weak showlhs os
 banks. Only s3,246,40 or the eApee.es .ss ooo eo 100, 900 ssh gain appeared and me szl,VVv,- 900 loan expa nsion sweiled the deposN itsn and reserve requirements to an extent niSn ana reduced the surp.us $2.s93,goe 10 sio sn which compares with a surplus or sie,sAs,eoo at this time last year. The loan increase was Attributed largely to the tating up oi railroad note issues to whlcn were au .s today xs,00o, 0oe of year notes py the Vanderbilt railroad companies Reports rom on the bankers having in hand the saie ol 'nese @ notes of the eagerness with wnlch tnes were bought And the higher relative price they were bringing compared with recent issues had an influence on the stock l.ah ho. as a positive indication Of release ol .ap ital for investment From the tleo up conui tion which has threatened check to en- terprise. .,. ... ,,. tended recall of government deposts uo the national banks on February lst ana ar forwards was to apply only on the slz,oVv.- 600 dar,osited an December and not to the S30 1000 which has been on deposn since last September, corrected an apprehension felt yesterday of severe pressure durlng rsu ruary on the money market run ss ,. source The market did not fully hoid US rally and the closing tone was irregular
 Total sales of bonds par value sloSo'VV''
 xEw YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
FREE MONEY MAP OF
N E V A ID A

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 Write today for a free copy of euraeweekly market letter. which Is making our clients the best posted mining investors in the world.
 The R. L. Bernier Company sS Nixon Building sIe Security Building.
 GOldfield. Nev. Chicago. Ill. Address Chicago Office for Quick Replies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
HAYWARD, WICK < CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter ( Co.,,
 42 Commerce St.

By Private Wire to Walter Cotter { Co.,,
 42 Commerce St.
 New Orleans, Jan. 26.-The future market continues in s strictly waiting attitude Large offsettins impressions from bullish eonsump- ton figures and the result Is inactivity of speculation either way
 More and more 1t begins to look as if this deadlock would continue until early develop ments concerning the next crop give one lac tion or the other the advantage to trade on.
 The fact that this big crop did not cause the depression of values as expected makes people generally inclined toward the belief that the next decided price movement in cotton will be upward and where so many think this way. there Is usually some result.
 Mill takings for the week are much larger than expected, 373.000. against 32i,0o0 last year and 2l4,00o in 1905. At this rate of takngs the visible supply will soon show rapid decrease. Liverpool paid no attention to these bullish figures.
 Futures there are one to two points lower. spot prices unchanged. sales 1000. The reason for this indifference there and lhe falling off in spot sales is probably that Lancashire has in the past week bought and withdrawn from the Liverpool spot market an unusually large quantity of cotton and that now the mills are fairly well supplied to pause for awhile. Our market opened about unchanged and gained few points as the session progressed on covering over the week end, buying on bad weather bullish consumption statistics and anticipation of lighter receipts next week. New crops are particularly steady, the sopt market Is qut- et demand not so eager. While good grades command full values, lower grades are neg lected and selling at concessions. A good deal of cotton was sold yesterday after hours at advanced prices.
 " TIED rcTTrR G rO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
H. & B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to (. q. AbercrOmbIe &
 Co. 32 Commerce St.

Co. 32 Commerce St.
 New Orleans. Jan. 26.--As the name of the business implies. traders beginning to discount the possibilities of a more moderate run of receipts in the near future, at any rate after we have entered March and as spinners takings which during the past week were 373. .00O against 321. 900 last year, and 214 000 year before last. will probably con- tinue comparatively large during the rA- mainder of the period of this year. next month when receipts will probably continue heavy. it is figured that the one feature will offset the other and that a reduction for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

(C0rrected Daily.) These prices are at wholesale and not to
 consumers.
 arapes-2 h. baskets sOG2sMe; m baskets 2sc.
 starch-corn S91oo; Standard goods. pearl lhe; Eloas lump Co; nickel packages s3. ..--. en SRc; Japan 6e
 sAit--LiverpooI Sl: Virginia SoG | VIneKar--per gallon 1A 932c. coffee-crsen. eomgnon- sN@1pc; pFtns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS A. D GENERA,
 FORECAST

The Atmospheric depression on the west gulf coast on Friday morning moved east ward very rapidly and is now off the South Atlantic coast. Tn It's passage 1t caused moderate rains throughout the gulf and south Atlantic states. where cloudy weather still prevails.
 The crest of the high pressure area is now over the lower Missouri valley. This area, is causing a rapid fall in the temperature in the Mississippi valley and gulf states. A cold wave warning was ordered for Ala bama Friday night and the temperature in Montgomery is expected to go to 25 degrees tonight on the coast it will go to freezing or lower On Sunday the temperature will rise slowly.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from
 selected Southern stations for the 2i hours
 ending at am.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Trading xAs rather

four points higher. Trading was rather duii. except for the switching of contracts which gave the market a better tdne after the first hour. The close was steady Six to eight points higher than that of yester- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports. net 50,565: ship rnents to Great Britain 1851 to continent S9.SSs; stock 1.277732.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 50515; ship ments to Great Britain I5.576 to continent 39.SoS.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net 7.151- 424: shipments to Great Britain 2290.012: to France e3s.s14: to continent 2.19s319: to Japan 122. .716.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington, Jan. 26.--Today's Treasury balance exclusive of the gold reserves shows:
 Available cash balance ... .S240, ,02S.SS3 Gold coin and bullion .... 100, 266,4s5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Jan. 25.--Spot cotton closed firm. 1-l6c higher; middling l01=c sales on the spot were 2.500 bales and 1,10O to arrive.
 Futures opened quiet. one point lower to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

wilmington, Jan. 26.-spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts IF casks. Resin firm $3. s5; receipts 256. Tar firm S2. 30; receipts 200,
 Crude turpentine firm $3.sb' $4.6o and s4 50; receipts 14.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
RIVER BULLETIN.
'-Risinx. Falling.
RIVER FORECAST.

- NFUf IS6Kt TWO DAyBs1
 rms Taiiapoosa will rise tonight and begin 70 fall on Sunday. The upper Coosa will rise slightly tonight and remain stationary on Sunday. The lower ,Coosa and the Ala. bama will remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. Jan 26.-Cotton futures on
 the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Jan. 26.-Turpentine firm sTe; sales 2o2: receipts 110; shipments 1,14h.
 Rosin firm: sales 2.324; rec ipts 1,710; sbinments 9.57s: stock 74.117 Quote: ABCD E S4.0OQsl.lO: t4.lo@st.1S; S4.i69 s5'253Ss.4o; ss.OO; we &s.15@$s.5 50; wv SC 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NuVv vOpTx pR0DTCF

New York. Jan. 2s.-ugar raw firm: fair 8 15.3Sc, rnolassss sugar 2-s2e. Refined steady Crushed s5 50; powdered s4 soi Eranulated s4so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
ATEATpnIs CnTT0N nu.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

Memphis. Jan. 2e-Cotton seed oil: prime S29 .0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Jan. 26.-Cattle receipts 600. including 100 Southerns. Market un- changed Choire axport and dressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Manhattan con gold Is .... .... =. 100 h Mexican Central Is .... S5
 do. lst Inc ...... 24& Minn. & St. l.. 4s ...S ..94 Mis-, K & Texas 4s~.... .... ....... 9SA
 do. Ends .... .... .... .... .... SIX Nat. R. R. of M con 4s .... .... .... S6is N. Y. Central gen. iss .... .... .. .. 93IS N. J. Central gen. 5s .... .... ......125h h Northern Pacific 4s .... .... .... ..1O1A
 do 3s ... .... .... .... ...... 73% Norfolk & West. con 4s ... .... e.. s9 Oregon Short Line rfdg As .... ...... 94& Penn. cv. 31ks .... .... .... .... .. 96X Reading general 4s .... .... ..... 9Sh St. l. & l. NJ. con. 5s ...: .... ......113h St. l.. & S. F. fig. 4s .... .... ... S2 St L. Swest. con 4s .... ..... .... TIA Seahoard Air Line As .... .... e.. .. S1M Southern Pacific 4s .... .. ..,.,.. .. SSh
 do 1st. 4s certificates .... .. .... 94% Texas & Pacific 1sts .... .... .... .117 h Toledo St. L. & W. 4s .... .... .. S2 Union Pacific 4s ..r ..101h U. $. Steel End 5s..... 90 Wapash lsts ..... '''. .lIS h
 do Deb. B. =. .... '-... .... T3 Western Mo 4s .... S1h Wheeling & L. Erie 4s .... .... .... STA Wisconsin Central As ........ sSh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans Jan. 2b--SpOt cotton closed firm; sales J.G00. receipts ll.466; stocks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEW YoRK COFFEE MARKRT.

New York. Jan. 26.-Coffee futures opened five points under scattering liquidation and featureless cables. but offerings were very light and the market rallied during the lat CT trading on bull support of the near posi- tions. with the close steady net unchanged to ten points higher. Sales were reported of l2.500 bags, including:
 February .... .'.- .... ..'.b 70 March 70, hV May .... .... ...A .... ......5.70 SeOtember .... .... ..,. .,.. 5.s596.9 9b December .... ...,... b.OO W6 10
 Spot coffee steady; No. 7c; Santos No. Sc: mild coffee quiet: Cordova e919c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Note--T indicates trace of precipitation H' .-.5 MONTROSE W. HAYES
 Local Forecaster. Wei her Bureau