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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Ct. eOuis & san SrantiasO sasn.

gsa6 Sort smitb, @prinsfteIO, ct. 2ouis, aans
fas gitb, g6icago (S. & g. g. 9epoD
-. $50 abenbs
Gntnnft,
Son st. 9ouis, &anias Gitb, 9arts, Gbica9o
-. 1910 morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Gd[edlte 2eiten in Ganins.

poDon man friiber borte, fino beltte
foft pergeiien. Aber Mr. Carl Sbonl-
burg bon Gooea, &asu iagt:: aSuiten
BET Sag uno gta6t bra6te mid gon5
6erltnter uno 5ur 8er5peiflung, Bis
i6 Or. Sings gseue @tttoefung per-
in6te. Cine Slai6e geniigte 5ur
&ur. Siderltes Waittel eegen &uften,
Grfaltung, Sals. un6 2ltneenIeioen.
@arantiert bel 9looIpb 9reiB uno 81.
Gobn & 60. so Gents uno $500.
Brobeflaide frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
GiieubaDn= JaDrplall.
g. q. & q. V. 8ahn

p9abb Grodet "s3ue mad Soufton, @aIbetton
Beaumont uno Orange. &6fabrt llbr abenos,
@nfunft 7.55 morgens.
gaa6 &errebiue, stbfabrt $50 moreens, gtn,
funft bort 11.30. 9l6fabrt bon &errbiue ubr
na9mittngs, Stnfunft in Gun Intonto 75O
abenbs. g8ur 9anitags mad &erroiae: nbr
nabnitta9s &faInbrt bon bart Nsontags g. }
moreens, stnfunft in 9an @ntonto $50 NOR.
gems.
Na6 guero. goafunt, 1ouiton, @'aIbeiton
@iobings, SfodoaIe, Cameron unb g8oco, @bs
fabrt s.45 6ormitta9s, 9lntrnft llbr morgens
gta6 geeptne, Corpus @briiti, 9tlice, Nlatbis
@ranfas 9aB, Godport, 9tbfabrt 1.5o mad.
m. TAGS urtb 8 llbr a6enbs. 9tnfunft 7.55
morgens itr1o 1.50 nadmittaes.
gsa6 SaIfurias, @bfabrt ll6r abenos, stu.
fit1ft 7.55 morgens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Gefne a[te Shutter.

r@feine Iiebe aIte Weltter, 83 Sab
re alt, erbdlt ii9 our9 electric
gitters", ihreibt g8. 9. 8rrnfon in
Dublin 60, uSie gebraudt i'm felt
5ipei Sabren uno erfreut ii9 better
@eiunobeit." go iptrft electric Sit
ters bel ben alten uno ebenIo BEL
i6ma6en Srnuen nno &inoern. 60
ratttiert fir Mager-, 2eber- uno 9eie-
renleioen BEL QGoolpb 9reiB uno ST.
gobn & SO. so @erts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Seras.

- SSn Der gtabe BON Gltbart, etner
fleinen Station an Der sSSnternotional
8obn, muroe Der BORT itationierte
9obnogent, Sarnes 2aprence nit Sea-
men, tot neben oen 8obngeleiie ge-
funoen. Gin 3ug NOR iiber i'm ge-
eangen uno botte ieinen &orper ser
nolnlt. Mon meiB nidt, Oh bier Elm
l1ngludsfo4 ober ein 8erbre9en bor=
lieet. giele gIauben ooB Der Mann
ernoroet tporoen lit uno ooB Die Wor-
Der ipater ietne 2ei6e ouf bos @eleiie
gelegt baben.
Ser Staot bat ietnen 8roaeB
geeen ote Sort @ortb 2ioe Stod
@r6onee, Die befonntli6 Der 8erleb-
ung oes @nti=Sruitgeiebes ongeflagt
mar, eeponnen. Die u@r6onee" bot
/ ii6 fir i6ul6ig erflGrt. Sic miro
ST., 500 5ablen, tragt oie Soften uno
perIiert ibren Gbarter. Die Srgani=
iation miro oufgeloit uno es miro ibr
Derboten, @ei6afte IN unierem 5taote
gu betreiben.
= 8eim Strteingeben in Dos 8un=
oesgebar6e 5u 0oaas glttt 8uroes-
@ircuttri6ter Wc@orrtif aus uno
itiir5te 8u 9ooen. gr 8oe ii6 i6mer8-
bufte 8erlebungen gu.
: Sn Son Ntorcos tpurbe Elm ge-
miiier Baul 2ange, ein iunger 0eut-
ider, negen Ginbru6s uno DiebItobIs
5u iieben Sabren 3u6tbous perur-
teilt.
Sm Gorntpgeri6t gu 8ropn-
mooo boben iid5 5tpei 5orrner Sea
mems Claude 9fobenion uno Com
5tmpfon i6uloig befonnt, bonn Seloe
etnes 9eodbarn 500 9funo 9ounl-
molle geitoblen 5i1 ba6en. sic ipuroen
|ieber 8u 5ipei Sabren @efGngnis IN
Der ogountp-Sail" uno CUR 3ablung
BON $500 berurteilt.
= Sn geortb Sort @ortb geriet
oas @efangnis IN 8rono. Gin @e-
fangener, Der bort pegen Srieoens-
bruds eingeiperrt mar, tpur6e bon
Den Seueripebrleuten bolb eritidt,
aus Dem brenne1oen @ebau6e .ber-
ausgebolt.
= Gin eetpiiier S. 50. @1inns, Der
friiber IN COLLECTION, ip1ter in @lnin
mobnte, iit in erlterer Stoot an ben
Solgen elmer 8erlebung geitorben,
Die inn our6 einen Steintpurf bei=
gebrodt mary @r Itarb, obne nabere
@in5elbeiten iiber ieinen 9(ngreifer
mit5uteilen. Die 8oli5ei gloubt benz
ielben ie6o6 8u fennen.
= Ser iebige oats-8anf= =@ra-
minator @ilfens lit BON ieinem 9[mt
3uriidgetreten.
Sn Segilin ioa elm neues
Sbeater an Ser gde Ser 8oitrop uno
Der @ountain StraBe gebout tper-
ben. gs miro in lngefdbr 5pei Mo>
noten fertig iein.
SSn Ser 9eG6e BON 8oerne
brannte oas on Ser @uaoaloupe qele-
gene @obnbaus Der 5rm SO. S6nei-
Der ab
Sn gtctoria itarb ssrau Soc
Urban I'M sllter BON 50 Sabren.
Cine eigentiirnli6e 9aa6ri6t
fonmt aus geeu-gralinfels. gor Ell
niger 3eit meloete cine 0epei6e aus
geeD Oorf, in einem bortigen Sotel
babe iid Elm 2ebrer 0omens 8an-
mann, Der friiber in g1eu-8raunfels
tatig mar, oas 2eben genonnen.
gta6foridungen in Stem gorf ioaen
nun ergeben baben, oaB bort ipeoer
Elm Sotel eriitiert, mie es in Der De-
peibe genannt mor, nod oaB Ser
Seem gorfer Boli5ei ettpas BON Dem
Selbitmoro zines Mannes geomens
gaumann befonnt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08

SuIluuI III UeI uQDeIllUeIl PIQl6 w
Ser @ein6dnoler SSSltoor M9i9el pegen
8onti6ens GIT oret Weonoten @efdng=
nis un0 elmer @elobuBe bon 5peitalt-
ier6 Marf berurtetlt poroen. 9lu6
purOen $1,000 Sitter n@ein" in 1ei=
nen &eQern fonfi85iert.
= glu8 SobolSf in Stbirten miro
gen1eloet, in 91t=Sibirien bdtte etne
2ln3obl StrGfGtnge, Die BON @a6en
esfortiert mur0en, Die 2ebteren ange=
9riffen 1tt1o feds ber1punbet. 9oroltf
batten oie @Q6en auf Die Strdflinge
geI6oiien uno 3peilno5man5ig bon
ibnen 9etotet.
SS5n 8riifiel, ser Sol1ptItaot 8el-
9iens, tperOen augenblidli6 bie
S6mltdIaden uno ionitigen 9erio-
nal-@ffeften Der beritorbenen &onigi1
periteioert. Ser @rlos foa 3ur ge=
5ablltng Der S6uloen ibrer So6ter,
Der 8rin5eifin 2ol1iie bon &oburg,
Dermanot meroen.
9luf Ser San 5iioore So5ien-
oo, llngefabr oreiBig Mfeilen bon Ser
merifanii6en Staot @uooaIoioro
geleget tpur0en Elm Monn uno Elm
&nobe bonn 8lib eri6lagen. gier-
5ebn onoere Berlonen nuroen our6
oenIelben S6log betdubt.
9(nS Ser merifonii6en Stoot
Soltillo fommt oie 0a6ri9t, ooB in
iener @egeno i6pere &egen gefaaen
iino.
Die oeuti6e 9fei6sregierrng
bat 6rei N9ornonen, Die onerifani-
I6e 8iirger iino, aus Dem @ebiete
Oes 9elttiden 9fei6es ousgepieien,
neil tie trob anltli6er 8ertparnung
fortgeiebt 8efebrltngsperfn6e unter-
na6men un0 au6 tatid9lib BroielD-
ten mo6ten Ote nod norrnonii6em
Gttus an SSliiIien uno 8G6en getouft
m1troen.
@S berlautet gerii9ttpeiIe, ooB
oos oeuti6e &ailerpoor bel Der &iid-
febr bon Der @nglano=5obrt I'M SEQ
pen1ber, auBer BET ser &onigin @il-
6elmina I'M Saog, ou9 beim &onig
Seopolo in 8rii1Iel einen 8eIu6 OBJ
Itatten peroe. Sn beitu1lterri6teten
&reiien miro Dem @erii6t ieoo6 fem
@lanben beigeneiien. gs gilt oIs
oltr6ans unlpabri6eirllif, ooB ser
aaiier uno oie &aiierin, tpenn lie Ser
iungen Serriderin Ser geieoerlonoe
Die langit beabii6ti9te 8ilite geno6t
boben Die 9feife nod na6 gelgien
fortIeben iperoen.
eSSn Der 8iQa Sii9el bei @iIen
Bot 6ie Saufe oes am orei5ebnten
9lu9uit ge6orenen Sobnes oes Che
paarS &rltpp bon 8oblen uno Sal
bof itott9efltnoen. Sn @ertretung
oes &aiiers, melher elmer Ser gotben
oes Spr0Blings it, tpobnte bes 01o,
nor6en orittGlteIter Sobn, Ober,
leutnont 3. See Bring @oolbert, Dem
Saufoft BEL.
Die Gedniide So6ldule in
Gbarlottenburg ri6tet elm Senlinor
elm, mel9es inter Der 2eitung oes
8rofeifors 8rir iteben miro. Der
@elebrte miro in Dem neuen SSnititut
ben mooernen StGotebou bebonoeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
gputhern 0acific Sabn.

Ibfa1rt.
seadb Stem Orleans, Soufton uno @aIbeitor,
tdeIi1 11.40 mittags
uno 11.30 abenos
9sa9 eagle gaB, gI Baio, Californian uno
Merifo 500 bormittaes IL. $50 abenbs
4ntnnIt.
Bon getu Orleans. SOuiton unb @aIbefton.
tdeIi9 .. 735 morgens
uHo Z. . 80. 600 na9Hittaes
... lilo nornittngs
uno 500 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
5. & g. %. Sabm.
of \. Il :.

9sa6 alien gorbeGegass8untten -. -.
116r uno $50 bormittngs
gtadb ct. Souls, @tempbts uno bem Often
........1 1926 11br undntittags.
9sad @2egifo 1920 l1br oornrtttags.
Mntmnft.
Son ct. 2ouis unb EN- Often :. $50 moreens
Bon lofalen 8rnften .7.20 obenbs.
Bon ct 2ouis II. Dem Often, $50 norg.
8on 2areoo ltno 0aegifo =. 1.05 na6nl.
Son ct Qolis. &anias. @ith 1870 ab0s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
W. & & z Sehu.


g2a6 gaco. Sort @Ortb 9auas. &anfas gttn.
ct. 2outs uno 9bicaeo, tdgIib (euaiet
SepoD 300 abenoS
9ofaI5ug bia SHitbbile +. 730 bur1uttta9s
alamo Special mad Smii6bil1e, 9uliiton, gaIs
oelfon 1925 abenoS
4nfunft.
Son Gbicaeu, ct. 2ouis, annfas 9th, 9auns,
Sort gBortb uno 2S1co, tdgItb tSunfet
SepoD 7.3O mor9en5
eofaI5ug ota Snlitbnille :. 9.05 aberos
9llamo @peotal bon Smitbbiue, 9ouiton, Sal
neiton 6.25 moraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Wad1 Nrotnnsbiue

Ser Bug ber @unfet @ictoria Sibtiton, 9tbs
fabrt 7O5 morgens, ma9t in 8Iaceoo gerbin'
bung nit oer GuIf Goaft Cine fir Corpus
Gbrifti, 9tntunft bort 4.55 nacbmittags, Antuntt
In 8rpmnspine 9.25 abenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
gittoria SibifIon. 9. s. g. 8. q.
(0nlf Shore.l


0aG guero @ictorta, 9ort 2abaca, Corpus
gbriiti, 9roDnsbiue, 0tto @ranbe, gttb,
GoIiab, 8eebiI1e, g86arton, 9aIacios uno
5ouiton ... 100 morgens
u u I o-oV upeHpS
Ser Sam Souiton' mad Guero, gictoria
g8barton unb Souiton:
abfabrt T.. 7.55 abenbs
Insnnft ..... 100 nlorgenS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

still; nothing can be stationary; things must
improve or they will go backward. And In
no country, at no period of the earth'S his
tory, have improvements in transportation
facilities. in mocha nica devices and in other
means OF conducting the worlds business
been rapid and effective as they have
been in the United States during the last
few years. l expect to see improvements
continue Indefinitely. The greatest dis
advantage of the fast trains is their inter
ference with the regular traffic The vol
ume of business is so great that when one
of those hysterical, high-speed trains is de-
layed and gets off it's schedule time every
thing else has to be held up"
AS | was leaving his office Mr.. Hartman
called me back and said that he would like
to say a word concerning certain publica-
lions that had troubled him more than any
thing else. He has been accused of being
a heartlesS and cruel master and of being
Indifferent to the comfort and the welfare
of his employees. That he declared, hurt
"ial management or any assault upon his
integrity. And he wanted me to go among
his employees and inquire of them how they
We're treated or whether they had any com
plant to make of his lack of consideration
for their interests He said he was espe-
cially proud of his staff of secretaries and
clerks and is personally very much ut
tached to them as he believes they are to
him. but that was a matter | could ascer-
tain much more easily than he He said
also that if the roll of officials and employees
of the Southern Pacific railways were exam
med it would show that he had retained
and promoted nearly all the men who had
served Mr. Huntington faithfully and had
restored TO their old positions many who
had been removed in the interval between
Mr. Huntingtons death and his own con-
troll of affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Local Military History.

To the Editor OF The Star:
] beg leave to occupy a small space in
your PAPER to announce to those interested
in the history Of the District of Columbia
militia that | have presented to the Public
Library, for preservation and reference, the
three large scraphooks prepared by myself
Of the special record of the ID. C. NJ. Engi-
racr Battalion from 1890 to 1898 These
books really contain great deal of militia
history from earlier to later date and
also IL very full Illustrated record Of prac
tical work in military engineeHng and rifle
practice.
The librarian has informed me that he
is very DESTROYS to obtain similar material
relating to the military history Of the Dis
trict and which will he Of great value to
the historian. GILBERT THOMPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
To Unite People of Churches.

A meeting is to be held this afternoon
beginning at $3.50 o'clock in Fourth Pres
byterian Church under the auspices of the
American Society of Religious Educatica
1t is designed to unite the people of the
evangelical churches on Mount Pleasant
constituting the first section in the plan Of
the city work. The theme will be The
Home for Christ Two addresses will be
delivered. DR.. J. E. Gilbert will speak on
THE Christian Man at Home" and Mrs. G.
Seminary, Will speak on 1.-The Christian
Woman in the Home Dr. w. H. H. War
man, committeeman from Fourth Church.
will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Revenue Cutter Service Orders.

The following orders to officers OF the
revenue cutter service have been issued:
Constructor j. -. Walton, directed to pro-
coed TO Baltimore, Nd, official business.
Capt. ID. +. Foley, directed to proceed to
Washington, ID. c., on official business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Personal Mention.

Mr. Hannis Taylor. special counsel of the
Spanish treaty claims commission will ad-
dress the Bar Associations of Tennessee
and Arkansas at their joint meeting TO be
held at Memphis. June q. and the Bar AS
soCiation of Iowa at Davenport July u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

undoubtedly force a great deal of money
back into investment channels. That proc
ess. however will be gradual and take a
long time. The most important thing is to
stop agitation and keep politics out of
business. Separate politics and business
and prevent political plans and necessities
from interfering with financial affairs.
French Loan Prevented
Let me illustrate the consequences of
these attacks upon corporations. The
Union Pacific railroad had arranged to
construct about LOO miles of new road
and the Southern Pacific about 500 miles
To raise the funds for these enterprises
a loan of s50,0O0,OOO had been negotiated
with certain French banks, and the GER
tlhcates We're all ready to be handed over,
When an attack was made upon the credit
or those corporations. Over in Europe
such matters are regarded more seriously
than here in the United States. Euopean
governments are exceedingly careful and
conservative in dealing with business af-
fairs, and while their supervision of cor
poratlons is much more close and severe
than ours, 1t is never used for political
purposes and is never allowed to affect the
credits of the corporations. Therefore,
when the attack ] refer to was made the
loan was declared off. The French bank
ers We're frightened OF course. if the
bonds had been sold in France, as we eX-
pected, there would have been no neces-
sity for further financing on the part of
the railway companies and fifty million
dollars of gold would have been brought
into this country from France in the
early part Of the year when it was very
much needed 1t would have gone into
our banks, and they would have been able
to expand their credit by four times that
amount. The equivalent of two hundred
millions Of dollars would have been added
to the banking capital of this country.
understand that ! do not object 10 the
strict enforcement of the laws nor do |
oh a1t ip4t Nv al
to ascertain whether not the law has
been violated. That is perfectly fair and
proper. and. in many cases. necessary, and
such Investigations can be conducted in a
buSineSS-like manner without disturbing
corporations involved But ! do object to
having such Investigations conducted in
a sensational manner for thcatericaI eff
feet and political purposes"
Improvement Must Continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Qualified as Army Surgeons.

Seven of the eleven candidates who took
the examination for appointment as assist
ant surgeons in the army have been re-
ported as qualified and will be appointed
The names of the successful candidates are
John X. Barber of Oregon; Edward G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

l asked Mr.. Hartman whether railway
trains had reached the limit of speed. He
replied that he did not think they had.
Railway development. like everything
else, must continue all the time he said
1t Is an memorable law that nothing stands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Naval Militia Cruises.

The revised program for the summer
cruise of the various state naval militias
has been issued by the Navy Department
as follows:
Georgia. ten officers and ninety-five men,
cruise from June - to 80; Pennsylvania
eight officers and eighty men, July to IA ::
First Battalion New Jersey, twelve officers
40 men, July 20 to IS: Second Battalion
July y to August 4; Connecticut, twenty
officers, 100 men, July 81 to August 7:
Massachusetts, thirtyfive officers 500 men
August 10 to II; Michigan, August II to
49, Maine, five officers and sixty men, Au-
gust 20 to Is; Rhode Island sixteen officers
ana l-s men, August II TO September s.
The miltias of the following states will
make cruises, but the dates have not vet
been decided on: Illinois, Ohio, Mime sofa,
LOUISIANA, California Missouri. South Caro-
ma, New York, Maryland; also of the Dis
trlct of Columbia. The North Carolina
militia will make no cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
AND NAVY NEWS

Huber of Missouri; John S. Lambie jr.. of
Pennsylvania; Henry A. Philips of Ken
lucky; Howard McC. Snyder of Wyoming:
Arthur n. Tasker of the District of Column
bia, and Joseph A. Worthington of Arkan-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Result of Trial of Submarines.

The naval board which conducted the
recent trials of submarines at Newport is in
session at the Navy Department, and will
submit its report to the Secretary of the
Navy in a few days. Entered in the con-
test We're the Octopus the Lake and the
Berger submarines. and the report of the
board will probably determine which type
shall be adopted for the United States
navy. There is $3OD0.OO0 available for the
construction of submarines of an approved
type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Local Construction Works.

Quartermaster Gen. Humphrey has award
cd contracts for dredging and wharf con-
structIon at Fort Hunt Md. to the
amount of $4,000. and for roads walks and
grading at Fort Washington, Md, to the
amount Of 81 2yO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Naval Academy Commencement.

The commencement exercises at the
United States Naval Academy Will begin
at Annapolis tomorrow morning with TIE
official reception to the board OF visitors
and will be brought to a close with the
farewell ball to the graduates in the ar
mory Friday evening The graduating ex-
ercises proper will take place Thursday
afternoon. The Secretary of the Navy will
be present and will deliver the diplomas to
the seventy-four members of the grad
uating class of 1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Resignation Recalled.

By direction of the President the accept
ance of the resignation of First Lieut.. Ar
thur II. Bryant. Coast Artillery, has been
revoked. and that officer has been ordered
to join the 10th Company, Coast Artillery,
at the Preside of San Francisco. This ac-
ton was possible because the officers res
ignation had been accepted to take effect
on q date yet in the future
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-06
Rradstreet,s Review.


 New York, April 5.-Bradstreet's to- morrow will say:
 Despite some cross currents in de- mand. due mainly to. the withdrawal of ceeding spell of cold weather, the de- velopments of the week have been mainly favorable. Chief, perhaps, of these is the final satisfactory settle. demand by arbitration. All reports as to trade at wholesale and in jobbing circles are in a high degree favorable, in number for generation past. Re- ports from most of the leading indus. tries are still of full order books and ever, slightly more manifest disposi- ton to move more conservatively as regards distant positions, some easing metal qI1sassns sns and s1f.dsnanfs nnadafs and the shoe, leather and wool trades are quiet, pending clearer view Of later developments: In the dry Igfoods full in Jobbing lines, now that the first rush of spring demand is over.
 There are evidences of growing activ- hardware, paints and allied lines are more active in the West
 Collections do not yet feel the im- petus of payments upon business book slowest in parts of the Northwest and the South. Talk of cancellations is 6till widely heard, put Qennlte lnIOrm- ation Is lacking as to its real extent. Pig iron IS quiet, deliveries have i'm proved and buyers appear more dis posed to defer placing contracts for second-half deliveries: Although fur mace interests display no marked eager ness to sell, the indications are that the price situation is easier. Spot pig. | however, is in urgent demand and high | prices still rule. The leading interest has exercised its option on 15,000 tons of Bessemer pig, although the option did not expire until May. Foreign iron is being laid down at New Orleans on the basis of $19.50 duty paid which in dicates more competition in Southern territory. Steel billets are up s1 per ton at Pittsburg. paucity of steel continues at the Central West. In the finished lines heavy volume of speci- fcations is the rule
 Copper Is quiet and lower. being off 1-2 to. l cent per pound from recent quotations.
 Business failures in the United States for the week ending April 4, number 137, against 166 last week and 151 in the like week of 1906. Canadian fail ures for the week number 29, against 21 last week and IT year ago.