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New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADYERTLsE
MENTS IN TO-DAYS ISSUE

r. II. MACY & co, Broadway. between 3ith
and S5th streets. call attention to a sale of wom-
ems suits and skirts waists bouscs and petit
coats. children's and misses and little folks
wear They also announce sale OF trimmed mil
linery, womens gloves footwear and hosiery. on
Tuesday they VIII have special sale of women 9
umbrellas. waists, boys suits and curtains and
draper!es, and offer values in diamonds and gold
jewelry and groceries.
LIE BOUTILLIER BROS. West 25d street. offer
a sale this week Of Easter millinery.
HEARN. West 18th street directs attention TO Z
sale of bed SETS curtains. wOmen's tailored suits
bridal sets and rugs He also announces special
sale for tomorrow Of chiIdrens apparel and wor1-
ems cOrsets on Wednesday he viii have a sale
Of babies wear and on Thursday OF toilet ar
tcles-
SAKS & co. Herald Square. offer special values
in womens suits, coats and dresses.
BLooNINGDAI4Es. Third avenue, between 18th
and Goth streets advertise values in Easter waists
and wOmen's necIweaT
sIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY. Sixth avenue. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets calls attention 20 a
sale Of hats and belts.
ENRICH BROS, Sixth avenue. between I'D and
3d streets. win have sale this week OF laces
s1SRScss-oRAwzoIeD COMPANY. Sixth ave-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

bunches. s8Ts4; sHALLoTs New orleans per 100 100
crate SlQS 80; Connecticut and Eastern Yellow, Per
hbl. s. 90 s. 30. DO red s. 90 So: orange touhty
elbow per bag, s. 50a 81 %. 10 red S&@$2 90 40 40
rt3te Western white per crate. " "a - 20
elbow per h5l or bag, 81 5oHSa -; pickle - - 3 S3
DARA, Florida, carrier $2NS+; DO cuban ~ AS3'
rEAS South Carolina pr BASKET s. 81 "a 10 ti2r %
IDA. 81 GS2 so; PEPPERS. Florida. carrier ~ -19
s. -; do CUBAN $1G$2, PARSLEY. New orleans
curly and plain. per bhl 81 J0QS2 80 DO Bernuaa
per box - poe PARSNlPS per bbl 81 81 20 90 "a y & 20
RApISHES. southern, basket. 81 HS2 90 RO-
MAINE: Flarda. per basket 81 81; do New orieans leans
per hbl. $3NSi. do Bermuda per box. SlaSL 90
SPINACH Norfoik per hbl. $l@Sl 70: STRING
BEANS. Florida. per BASKET or crate, $3Q >"
20 green 81 5o@S 50; SQUASH, Florida white per box
81 % 81 80. do yellow crook neck SlfPSz; do Cuban
white q as .: TOMATOES Florida per carrier
Eut2oaea. per bbI. $lg$1 r. do Jersey and Long
Island Rutsbags, 90cG$1. do nearby. white per Dbl
81 55aS2 DO New orleans white. S2qSs; WATER
CRESS per 100 burches. 81 - a s. -.
HCIEDJSE PRODUCTS Mushrooms active and
firm. Cucumcers weak Mint dragging Rsdishes and
rhubarb in good demand We quote; GREENS. best
bush box. Sl4S1 -: CUCUMBERS per dozen SOC
Isl Il; DO cuIIs per boy. $2Q$3 LETTUCE Psr
dozen. 30 zoe. MUSHROOMS. white. large, per lb
40 q SOC do brown 35G zoe. do buttons. 15G2 23c;
MINT per dozen buuches. 30I4Oc; RADISHES, per
100 aurches. s. 20 So 30, RHUBARB. per 100 buuches
S-1 Sc. TOMATOES, per n. II Q 25c.
Toledo March 23.f'rJ1 SEED-C'ash. IS 70; March
IS 10. April s. so: October. ST 77la TIMOTHY. 81 %
AISIKE, 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN Ports.


Ou.enatovn March 2S ul-Arrived SseansF CaEnAsas
(B1, Watt New York t9r LiveEpoS ossTS {9na ga
Bus7Ss Ayres March Si-Seoj sale vSGs sssarn'F
GLASGOW, March 2s-sailsd steansl Ce'u-''A
Dover March 2S Z > ul-saTed. steamer EroonAkaes ~
rud Gfr0m AntwSrpl New YerE- .,,,,,, I1sas osyAaA
oliver New York for Cediz. eto O-.cs., GA
POuta do Aruel March 2s-P.sso1 sssaH's N%'NA'
Gibraltar March 2S-Passsds stssn1sF sSss1nA -
paul. Point March 9S-Passsd stsamsF ITkVs VS"N
AhoOrn. New York for Brsmon v,-,,.s s.ass
(DanO WuIff. New York for ChTiaiisnsNaa ana w.
A.,ItSsdan, March 2l-Arrivsd PIns $3.50
Hendrix CDutch). Haasnoct. New 4orS Va
cOpsnSascn Msrch 2-Sasd. stsSmsr HaliE oia' l>A'
Ro,,sSasss March asaisd steamer RotssraAa oa'aaS
Shields March 2I-saiied. steamer THa'F F'iA's
Glasgow. March s2-sailsd. s'samsr Ezo'is''f
Pars MsrcA SswsaiIsS steamer HOrst0 CSr1 Dam
LIVERPOOL March 2s-asEsd csyo go s.a
New York: Lucants C5E). Barr. New Ao'> -
7I SONn. ,r,cb % m-Arrivss. ssRns1 Rse'faslS "a
DutchC RoGssvesn. New York Tor Ho''s1
ROstsFSST March 2s usasa 1SsT. ss1EsS S'''
Dutch) Van der Zee. NsW YoEl. via soG5 pSss.. r<ns
Ssn9e 5ss1 NaTSn T4',tssl0 ~ Nsvg YoTs Via Naples
RFvtS March 2f-Sailed. steamer AuFsois t7Ri'
AntT.rD. MSrsh 2s-sasd steamer KIOoniAnd' N''''-
rarSssor SIsrsh 2i|sailod crcEH I5as. t'
Thomas from santos and Rio Jane.Eol NsTxtS Yv~s-
TFissss sssS saTSa SsT Ye5z Via Naples - s.ra
Naples March 1T-sailed. stesnsF AA1'' "+-0
yauTs MaTsS 2-Arrfv1d. stssmss FTsncssas tAa'0'
ryoss Ms foSs MaTes vs 81 Sls 4rlysa stssE as Esos
YorS RcSsTts. New York for ch-F'ou1s AA'
e.nss Mareb che 'ai0saiIsd steamer MontsVtda0 'S-''
Cbr,s,SpsSDd Slsreh g noOn-salled sssaasT
OIav Danl. Hoist from S0ps,..,%s - Il Io<ralss ID
pono.lst Nsv Yoxl
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

coI'QoN-The cotton market was weak and unsettled
eo-day with the oloss barely steady At q net de-
cline OF y 70 10 points Sales day estimated
az 10000 bales. The opening decline Of
40 70 - poinA IN response lower cables. There
an active busneas during the early session Part OF
pears seemed be sellers July
was also active covering by of the sellers
and buying which seemed account strong
bull interests This checked the downward movement
shoy et1e the opening ana during the middle Of the
EionEs noted that the volume Of business diminish
ing without the development any decided rally which
made Z look II the bulls aggressive enough
70 force n The smaller shorts ana the lat broke again
IN tla late session under renewal OF Liquidation ana
bear pressure The close practically lowest
poft OF the Cay. The unsettled financial
circles and runors OF possible the next settle
snent IN the London market probably Influence
"a LIVERPOOL although private cables reported heavy
tofk aEla EeW ORGANS selling the decline
ANel9ol Ras es % sss points lower when due come
70 - points lower Other bearish influences included
earsh weekend figures. continued ood weather n tho
SCUM ana Iep9is or good progress with crop prep
.sllo-s LheEe - some talk OF lack OF moisture IN
4eHas where the winter precipitation Considerably
under the normal but Goes not yet apposr 10 bo a.
tracing general attention - - -
follows O-'
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
CASH quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, March a. 1907.
OOFFETD-Ths oogfo0 market hrmor to-day, par
g9oularly OF months Steady European cables,
bryng European supposed 10 be covering OF
shorts rather lighter Brazilian receipts snd rors at
SOS valoTlzatlon loan had at last been ar
TunF6d the builish factors The market opened
BdiO points higher ana closed steady Al an ayoce o.
B12O points. Sales reported q sbout 2a3o bags
Jusf what the that the Brazian
negotiations for the vaorizaton
loan OF IS O00oOo which has been or less OF
month past did not develop. Whether
the loan has been hoatee not 6ulsh operators claim
VIII he lack OF funds 10 carry on ValoTaa
tioa purchases Il 10 supposed that The goysTnsnt has
already purchased between 5000 00 ana 60o00OO bags
from crop which estimated at between
Is 100000 1900 Brazil The bulls claim
that consumption about 100000 bags
Per year allowing 100000 hags Fl round numbers
Tor the mild crop Il would that while the worlds
visible supply including the oofes owned by the Bra
government. may be considerably larger AZ thO
end than a. the beginning OF the season the amount
coffee actually available VIII not be
larger leaving market fres respond 70 smaller
crop nexs should the government hold It's sup
plies market until prices had advanced The Bra
lillian markets reported material change to-day. March
= lower n HsvrO. but other months =
franc higher Hamburg = pig higher. The market
coffaa steady, with the basis
OF T5o Tor Rio No 2.
Ths range contract prices tho local market to
Vrna a
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Saturday, March 2s, 1907.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Consuelo (Brl. Watson. Hull March z 70
sandeTson Son, with eight passengers and mdss.
rived the Bar II p (S2dl.
Steamer La Provence (FT), Alex HavTa March 16 to
the COmpagne TrRnsatantque. with 45O cabin
and SO7 steeago passengers mails and mase Arrived
Steamer TJomo tNorl Danlelsen, Progreso March ls
C9mpeche rs to Thebaud Bros. with mdse. Ar
rived the Bar 1880
Steamer Siegmund (Gerl, SCHULTZ. Santos Feb -
Barbados March a. Funch. Edye s. Co. with SO
mails and mdse Arrived the Bar l1;43
(22G).
Clyde CO. with II cabin passengers. mails
and mdse. Arrived al 11;2O
GOwanburn (Ilrl, Nehone. New Catalonia
ember 10. 10 the J Seager Company. with mdso
& with l59 passengers, mails
mdse Arrived at the Bar At a m
Oelrtch Co with I45 cabin 46 seerage passengers
mdse. Arrived the Bar at 10 a.
Steamer Panama, Corning. Colon March II and Kings
ton 10 Panama Railroad SIS Line. with l16
sengers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar a m
Steamer WRrtenfels Ger, Schmidt Calcutta January
2s. 20 Punch. Edge 8 60. with mdse Arrived at ths
Steamer UiIer CSor) Larsen Demerara March II 20 T.
Armstrong IN ballast Arrived at the Bar az 210
Steamer city Of Macon BurE Savannah March 30 20
Quarantine az 6;3S m
mdse Passed IN Quarantine at 1;13 D m
Steamer Hamilton, Bpgz, Norfolk and Newport NswA
% the Ola Dominion Ss Co. with passengers
Passed IN Quarantine at :a5 . n.
Steamer Jamestown Cstharine, NorcoIx ard Newport
News, ola Dominion Ss Co. with and
mdse or Highlands at 1851
Norton q SON. with mdse: vessel William II Twei-
Cell & Co LETT City Island At $40 m and anchored IN
Sandy Hook j. March Is. o-so us-wlua east Light
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
Iulx eIoaed at SIC. agaLns. yeatsrday.a close OF

July closed at Sc against yesterdays close Of
S67sc TO SIC
In tho provision market the principal feature was
the demand from shorts moro particularly for
lard and. offerings being light prices were mod
erately advanced. Local hog receipts for the week
fell 5000 short OF those OF the like week last year
The estimate OF next weeks local run was ls0 OO0
OF which 42OoO are expected Monday May pork
closed at S15 62is. loss OF 2izc yesterday May
lard at the close was s. ~. as compared with
s. 72'5 10 IS e. May ribs closed at s. CO. against
yesterdays closing price OF IS 80 20 IS 62L
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises 6l0 Moon sets s:OslMoop,, r n
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook ais Gov Island s4s Hall r1o. ..So
P.M-Sandy Hook 3S7 Gov. Isani SO Hell C;ars S.SS
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
TRANsPACIFIC MA11.s.

Destination and steamer. Close in New YORK
Hawaii (va FranciscCN-Alameda.M March e. 1880 m
Japan Corea and China (via Seattlel
ESiinnssota March 20. 600 m
Japan and China, specially ad-
MsTu March q coop m
Hawaii Japan ana China (via
Francsco)-Coptic March ., 1880
Vladivostok Seatts)-Genesk. March
Hawaii and Philippine Islands
(via San Francisco)-Cnited states
transport sherman. April /. I2:sOa m
China and Philippine
Islands CviR April g. m
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and
Philippine Islands (via Fran
eisco)-HonGkong Maru April 6. 1890
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
y

Steamers 81 Louis for Southampton ". rynogta -
CherbOuTS: CampREia t5r) LIVERPOOL VIA ouasnstos1i
E5ngin Luse Gerl Naples and Genoa: FtnlanG Ante,p
VIA Dover: Patricia. HAMBURG via Plymouth; Csls9eA
(BF) Glasgow; GsTmania CFr). Naples; Sannlo NAl.
Naples. PeTugia (Brl. Marsses. Ssoi BeInlass-'
(Br). Bermuda: NarraganEott (Fl LOndOni MaFscsls
Curacao etc; Carolina. San Juan eto EaOoT ts9Ss5'
Batinora MOrrO Castle. HRvona3 American SDlsS.s'
Antwerp: Brunswick Havana VIA HFunsWickf AollJsss
Norfolk and Newport News Kansas CITY, sASslIN-.tt
Mama Hata Baltimore: DisE tSWeOs VLams~A'
SABINE Key Wet and Galve1lon.
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sBrings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY, MAItCH IS
v.ssoI For T,r. ,,,, Vessel
poo+b '.ala closes sails
IIa,tton NorFck Ola I,or,inio ''''A<'VO m 800 m
1.r,reTr " r,sI, 300
Kronprnz Wilhelm. Bremen n @ L.. 9.so n -, 80
c,cnancio IaclsonyiI,e CIv5e 'A-''V m 800 m
CT ~ Niacur savann3h SaVsHr,b 800
Ia1,estov-n norfolk Old Dor,Tin, 500
~ ~ WI 80 800
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27
80 Z, t.it,s q - 80 D m 400 m
H-i;, II - ty,I, 9'py m Hoo a N
n, ~ ~ ?O IN 2OO q m
S,atsr1as, Doftar5arn tIcusrS IL 80 m 500
SoS9 tjobcri,Irr Tanics An..risr '''' - 1000 q
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

~ s45l :::::S:: ::S:: &: e e e :5:s::: s: ::5 Is
az sSs sSs 81 81 ::ss:::: ss: IS
R:as@s:' 9:sss91 iSs: 1872 ,ss. s
lows; weekly report with oOrnDari'Ona. fol-
sales all T5' 5sso S Iss ss oSa E Iess Sss5 1s9S
sales Tor sDeoaiation. iS SsSe9 eS9 $500 A2So0
Fsss 9,lss, 81 'E00Fs: ZOO sSS @ sSoS 1899 iSSS
ISsFt: IIS8T Al hns4iss sSs: ,SSS SSS @
ssSs ssS s s 5 SSS Is2SS sssSSS
os sS asSoS 2sS 2SSo s2SSS iss l,Soo 4, Soo
: G9sto9 E5ahsPEs Special Lvepol cabss-spot cotton
gsady p6nt1 decline On heaT sss Futures opened
and ses ots lover Rs oS Ss gs1 Poi3ts lower
51sssea5Aprl ssasi 4prl-iay. 667Sd Nay-Juns s75
ss s5Sa: S& saSSse:ssRs
besd; JannaTy-FshTUaEy. 6.5Oad 'l0Ary'
so- HOSE t,s1 AND MEALCThsEe inquiry for
s losS TSFo anoAssrsds @ ds0RSS aRSS Bs5sa'. and
sa & ioass 81 sSi' 15'sr sgs h1ls sEy sssey
@ srl paSsH'' Nd g SoSss So PTnE clears s. sSss 70:
& y ~ &9gSz 90 90 RYE FLOUR steady. Quoted Fair -
coRSNEAL q1l. aosd iln af.a & SS& asS.a 3 sA 20 %
yellow 81 si IS cosgss SI,st gotsd Fine white
Western quiet: city frn Couotes % tt - 80 FEED
Iss os e SfSnsard miadling S2s 30; -four do s24 se
bulk So 5o0s25 saeks niddiinE as 90 fs5 szI %
OIL ~, heIainy chop. e21 IS bulk; So IS sackS
o3i'AIN--NyEIE Uncsrtanty regarding yv.s.h.- 49,,
s ssa6nsss " " iRS 4S.Hs IVES; yes factor IL
closed lower than ths previous n3rbt ne lhaLket
about he eS & &pessSEs % after ths hs: half hour and
on na9s e9Ss sale E2s ne fear q bes weekly staisos
IN the visible supply uSiIs fbs Prey fair increase
worries shipments 10000 bush orsnr, q s5s a
eash actual last week the Anstralsn shipnse1,s 100
NC e. arse 80 the previous week ana q SiEb, re
as, ~ 49, 80 eh9En N Indian exports which p-5b
"a our arm close Friday Although more o. l.. "a @ oee
tS1lg ths bug news from Southwest sections croST"S
Okaho1nS Quite buying wa i1sncs.' E
dry weather which coTn8.s % a, y an Te!ss from the hot
lie Only sign Of any change WAS 4 low ersa g, a.
short Of tie market One Tso, S' - &c So@iSrt to shos.
Tin weather. nevertheless which vas dirfsnek 0t
n SOUTH Dakota Monday the esriieSt on rrna
ea9oarl eearanoes amounted 600 bush bsas s6
eFs5sge. AZ the openirg prices showed quite a sbsn
,i On nc cables ana lack Of conhrnaoa Of Ihs
further moderate were steaaieS ~ -
class " buying ala not return 20 IN, S Setlor
lp,ah 9Is.e. No hard Stntsr sssso9 20 H05tnsrn
oepts and the decline OF I'd az liverpool com S
& 5os - Wei slggortsd as wheat. and little o. ths
Pres We're eIeut 20 above low point but aS niu.b
e9e esAanoes Of 10000 bush ana 20 th IN 5 psss
ness @ N EisSi s1oI!s f9rnluning most OF demand
II New York me o'clock level o. prices prscticsiiy
The same a. he regular close. No corn IN Kew Yor
ghite, 6se and 10 yellow. b21s b aAoat OARS
The market for oatE broke iaaho IN ohicaro Under
toward close owing 70 had crop reports o'hs s
Southwest Cash IN New York were steady snSS iS
natural White 30 70 ss n ss95Oc. ana clipped white
90 20 10. 4sQSSc '
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
NEW YORK PRICES.

1IEeFALS-IROE-Th market for pig certificates
the Produce Exchange about steady without
transactions. Standard foundry grades quoted as
Follows Cash bid; March, S22 bid: April $50 20
bid; May s2l GO0f2l 75: june and July. s2l asked.
Rlf October, so asked.
ahcg-ABsEs AED sEEUPs-Ehs weak closed a nr1n
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT sPRIN0S
$500 FEET ELEVATION OPEN Az, TEE ycA2.
waters. baths. hOssls and sosnsEy noxnsrs ss1AIsd
Special New York OGoS
2&3 FTFTE AVENUE
where excursion tickets. Pullman rszsTVzCfsrs ard
special Information may es ObtslnsA
NEW HOMESTEAD
Modern. high class hossL
THE CHEsAPEAEE q OHIO RAILWAY
sllows stopovsr ss COviazeon. va ShrouSa sdrs.s
60 Cincinnati LoUlEViIIs. Chicago. Sc Louis GaE O.,
West. for stds trip 20 Virginia Hot springS
Pullman compartment ear. via Washinxton Y,.vs.
~ 7. s:5s ?. a., arrives Springs si25 A H. Eazsrn
tims. Excursion tickets sn6 PuIuaan reservations a,
c. q o. oGcss. SEA Broa4wRy ana aGs F1eh Av,s4.
also se1css PsnzN r r and oolusctinN Inca
FRED sTEERY. Manager. Hot sprtasz VI
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

Grand and Seventh avenues OnIv hotel open IN Co
s. FLYNN.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24

Soa E1eAsnge Special LvoTpOo Cablss-spot cotton
eas-s 0OoV oalesi speculation ana export 3nO
Ie5leai sop AIadIing upland Besd Futures cpenet
u % poinA oeelino on and lower on la,
A. ~ % Sass5 easy ne' s9eA points lower on nes
19s oIe lower On distant positions Marcb
eaFeApEil $500; Aprfl-,day, 6b7kd; Nsv-JTns r 60
eLoeIsg' sg' eooto Juy-Auguss, 56ad: AuguEt-septen
ooso: septeia0sr-OctobeT, 6526; Octobsr- NoveThr
q 80 Nose16sE-D snd DsosmboT-JsnnSry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
Runners the Biggest of Winners

T~ LECTIoNEER. of the famous racehorses the FI age earned 1920 minute by winning the Fn- I' tufity, Sheepshead Bay. Nelson. the prize- fighter earned about s522 a minute when he Terry McGovern in Philadelphia His 'bit' Of $2Oo con- sidered a good one
 sporting satistcian. desiring to ascertain the com earning capacity per minute the Rnd the rze-fghter. made deductions recently. .
 The value of the Futurity to the owner Sts.77o Electioncer the in minute and thirteen and hresfths seconds. The Gans-Nelson fight lasted forty rounds. Nelson's earnings ssc,oea amounted to $ll9 minute The statstician concluded that the money sports is in a winning horse <, st
 In two seasons Accountant. brown colt. owned Ay James Brady. earned $97.3GO. The horse by A. H. and D. IL Morris. and s a two-year-old earned SIS 420 while in' the stable Captain Brown Upon the death of Captain Brown. and while was In his thre4-year-cld form. he trained by Robert Tucker earned si0S16 The horse later pur. chased by James B. Brady for $3O0Oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
A&p lie Ifa4h Cook m QM0omo 2Nza9

picked brand which Americans eat
 Somehow France is not troubled over how its dain- made trusts her chef implicitly, because considers artist who takes pride in giving his customers only the most wholesome. most edible vctuals.
 But those pigs feet! Yum They have been de- scribed quarter section of heaven condensed 10 edible consistency" Don't fail to sample them when you that trip.
 Early i'm the fall there is a great siaushterns or Iarks throughout France ..s- .. -
 Lark pie! How magical the name sounds to the epicures who wait patiently all the year for It, trying meanwhile to content themselves with pate de fol gras and such minor foodstutfs. ,-<. -
 The larks caught in great nets-about a. million and half taken every yearand. after having been feathered boned cooked, laid in the pie dishes with lard. trufes and liver. and thenoh ecstacy
 Rnt after having tired of all other dishes. the Parsian always turn to one more which Is pound to bring smile to the cheeks of the most connrmeo dyspeptic-which will never grow old.
 It is bottled chicken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
BARTER IN THE STREET

The market is held. for the part in the middle of the street. for at the hour when there little wagon traffic There are some booths but for the most part each vender carries his produce on the head in baskets in the hands.
 Now and then the basket is set down on the ground for and left there until business at that par tcular spot becomes duli carried to some other spot So that the sellers about quite much the buyers.
 One method of conveyance which the visitor will immediately notice is the square basket some live feet long by three across which produce is either thrown loose held in other smaller baskets
 For instance, in this large basket may be a hand basket of cabbage, of lettuce of onions one of radshes, one of beans and peas Six baskets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
Increase of English Speakers

YITHIN 100 years the number of persons speaking wv the English language has grown from 100000
 " V to I25.000.00O. During this time other lam guage has made the slightest advance.
 At the beginning of the last century the leading of Confidential Europe French, German and Spanish; the Spanish language spoken by about 1So0o 600 fin Spain 3S.OOOOO0 h America.
 German has held its and is spoken by eQ.-. 0OooOo people More than 2OOooOoo persons speak language outside of Germany.
 Twice many persons speak Portuguese outside of Portugal in the country itself French is the lan- guage of l,000000 persons outside of France.
 It estimated that at the dawn of the twenty fifth century English language will be spoken by persons the United States. while similar number will India, where the learning of the language has become compulsory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
zllXa3Ep AND MERE STARIQ 1.HEkp ITo $bo]
PlacesW'here French Chzr4ElEr Mau he 5tIdiad
 at Is Bezt,k f

TEEDING fhe multitude tn Paris fhers's phrase suhieh saggesfs onssof
 the most romantic, picturesque scsnes in nthe Uorid. lis the Paris market scene al night or in the early morning, foryslmost all the marketing there I done ct those hours.
 Imagine thonsands upon thonsands of ponnds of food arivjng from varions parts of France; being distributed by reilsy to. the market places; being eagerly bought by the popalacs and carried Ssvay is baskets, antiI, by ths time most of fhe inhabitanfs are ready to go to sOork, Ettle of t remains There you have sight to be sUitnessed nowhere else.
 Paris has good reasoss for fhis unique scay of marketing ii insares fresh fruit, vege- tables, butter. eggs and meats; t does not q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
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tasteful to Americans is the performing labor The uglness is increased by phlegmatic way or adapting herself to unnatural conditions for will be noticed that she does her share of the work cheerfuly. even more dexterousiy than the men.
 It Is commonplace to a woman bearing on her back stack of ten dozen empty baskets. upon her head a basket laden with 50 to 150 pounds of produce
 The work gives to these 6 masculine appear ance which grates upon the refined sensibies of the American tourist unused to such in his own land some of the women made more vulgar Tn appearance by cigarettes held between their lips by the jersey jackets which they wear.
 One cannot help thinking of the crying children at home-for many of these workers mothers-and of the total lack of domestic atmosphere which must attend this unnatural driving of woman into wage-earning competition with man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
HOW CHICKEN IS BOTTLED

Spring chickens only used and the next essential is a long -necked wine bottle
 You skin the chicken. then you stun the skin into the bottle, spreading 1t out with long sticks until h the glass.
 Next you bone the meat put spices in it, make of fl A sort Of paste by mincing and kneadng and pour Into the bottle. ..
 Placed in boiling water for two hours. the bottled chicken becomes jelly which Is spread on bread or eaten is Deicousl
 Expert as are the Paris chefs in preparing dainty are even adept
 In fact. each section of the country has its own special dish which cannot be sQualed anywhere else
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
Big Jumps by Rabbits

ow fast do hares and rabbits runf Perhaps you kf have wondered while out gunning and watched | ! the elusive animals speeding away.
 According to J. G. Millas the length of hare's about feet. while that of rabbit about conditions of fear the hare is said to leap ten twelve authorities claiming that 1t can jump ditches twentyh five feet in width
 A hare can Jump upward. perpendicularly hvs feet Rabbits leaps of six or seven feet horiEontay but jump higher than three feet When compelled to do so 1t ts said, rabbits swim well doEA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

interfere scifh the days domestic spork; t is healthfal, and deightfally democratic.
 Tourists sUho ssish to study French char aeter at its anvarnished best get ap before day. break and go to narket; artists and authors find there saeqaaisd "typss."
 { Women are sesm doimg ths svork of men; and fhs "syndieGte of sfrong men," unique organization, is observed in its mighty exhibi- tion of strength and endurance.