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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

placer digo que jamas Sc me ha..vueltO
a obstruir la respiration.
"Sin Ia Peruna no estare un minutO."
CatarrO De La GarganEa Y Tubos
BrOnquEale6.
Carta de la Sra. Rhoda Stufiebeana,
Bunch, Iowa.
"Padecfa por amos de catarro de IL
garganta y de los bronquios. varios
doetores me atendieron, pero no metorG
NADIA.
''NTe resfrie 7 el resfrto Sc fu6 & los
pulmones. Tosfa tanto que no podfa
dormir. Mis- amigos crefan que estaba
tfsics.
"Un amigo me sconsej6 tomara IL
Peruna. Compr6 un frasco y despues
escribf & Y. pidIendole sus consoles
medicOs. Antes de concluir ell primer
frascos, estabs mejor de la tos decidf
eontinuar segdn sus consoles 10 meior
que pude Y gTecias V. y la Peruna,
hey nae sientO bien Y faliZ-"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

METILOIDEs-El mejor mas geguro
de todos Ios aspeoffcos hasta ahora ConocIdo
para Ia cura psrmanente de todas La enfsr-
medades de Ia ureta, va sean estas cr0nicaH o
agudas. Oontiene Ell lflujo cura por COM
pleto. an menos tiempos qre ningin otro pre-
parade similar, Las gonorFeas, espeRmatofnss
ciStitis, cot. Meior que las lnyacci0nes muy
superior IL B8ndRlo oopaiba. Empisza &
EurtiF 50 efscto las tres 3 CuatF0 horag de
hRbeFss tornado.
Los "METILOIDES s-son fasiles De tomaR
= 0gt8u praparadoB de manera que no reyuel-
ven 81 sst6mago nj producen malog eteOtOs,
ne Vonta Gn todas lRa Boticaa Pidanga
Nauestraa RRatia Hns nnie0s fahItcentRa-
ExRdaEiGk SteaEnE q QR Detroit, Mieht'
ran q, a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
Carta de uD republican,.
La siguiente hemos reeibido:

La sigulente hemoS reclbldo:
"Cayey, Maye 10, 1907, Senior Director
de "La Corresp pondencia." San Juan. Muy
senior mic: Ru6gole inSerte en- las colum
mas de su ilustrads publication 10 que
continuation expreSo y por 10 que eterna'
mente le vivire agradecido:
aaci6ndoaeme impossible continuar mill
tando pOr mas tempo en- las fiIas del par
lido republican,, al que dignamente perte'
uecfa y por el que luch6 con tez6n biza
rrfs; teugo Ell gusto de participate, que
desde esta fecha me separo de dicha sgru'
paCi6n y quedo en- actitud independents,
hasta tanto sspa cual es el partido que
verdaderamente lucha por la redenci6n de
nuestra patria. Me repito de usted su g. 3.
Pho O. Hargas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

GaviGo Salvadora, GalaTza Cruz, Gar
cfa Juan, Gonzalez Dionisio, Gonzalez
Juana, Gomez Pedro, Lanes Montague,
Jacob lose, Jim6uez Federico, Johnson
Frederick H., Kellogg Capt. T. w. U. ).
N, Luciano Raimundo, Lesper I. R., Le-
desma Hatado y Ca, La Paz Rivera Ma.
ria, Lopez Adelina. L&timer Georgina,
Lago Manuel, Liitlefield Frank, Martinez
Eduardo, Martinez Monserrate, Mailan
Francisco, Martfuez Juan, Martinez Ella
dio, MARQUEE Cbdulia, MatoB Felix, Mar
tfnez Josefa, Mendoza Mr., Medina Mon
serrate, Mercado Pablo, Morales Maris,
Morales Alberto, MOliuary ManOlo, Ne.
gr6n Lopez, Jose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
Como TGshaIa uH pOIiGIa.

Esta mafians, tsrminads la session de
mGSica que diariamente acostambra q to
ner la banda de mGsica de la policia insu
lar el guardia Pomares, al regrsSar su
casa, baj6 por Ia calle de la Tanca. Fren'
to al COnsulado dominicano habiase verti'
do una lata de msnteca y el guardia aludi'
do resbal6 cayendO acsd6micamente, sin
que sufriera mayor dafio.
Detr6s de 81 otros transeuntes sufrieron
Ia misma Buerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
RRMUEVR FL
CATARRO Y
DESARAREcEHA
Ell, ASNfA.

casos, especialmente casos cronicos de
asma, la enfermedad permaneee por
algdn tempo despues que ell catarro
ha sido completamente estirpado, pero,
por 10 regular, la Peruna cura todos los
casos de asma, ,porque generalmente miti-
ga Ell catarro del cual depende Ell asma.
PadeciO De Asma. La Pernna La cHr6.
Sra. w. M. Harp, Ridge Ave., Troy,
Ohio, escribe como sigue: n
''Mi objeto al escribirles es para parti-
ciparle 10 que la Peruna ha hecho por
mi, y tambien para enterar otros.
"Hacen cuatro afos padecf de asma.
GEL mas mfnimo rosfrfom enfermaba
y tos1a hasta que perdfa la respiration.
.eIi madre insistio en- que tomdra la
Peruna, me Ia daba con azucar candi.
Cuando empec6 tomarla, estaba tan
estropeada que solo pesaba 122 Hbras,
pero en- un afio recuper6 mis- carnes y
ahora peso 153 libras. ....-.
''Cuando 20 algunos de mis- ntnos
necesita un t6nico, tomamos Peruna y
nunca deja de dar Ell resultado que
espero.
''Hacfa tempo tenfa deseos de escribir-
les algunas paAabfas de elog1o para Ia
Peruna, pero no habfa dispuesto del
tempo para haeerlo. .
"Espero, estimado Doctor, que goce de
prosperidad y laga vida."-W. M. Harp.
Recommends Pe-ru-na Para EI CatarrO
Y Eiebre Lnfernifenfe.
La Sra. Smith, Al E.. Mound St.,
Columbus, Ohio, escrtbe respecto a la
Peruna 10 siguiente:
"He usado la Peruna para Ell catarro
f1ebre intermitente.
clos resu1tados fueron extraordina-
rios, y puedo por experiencia propia
recomendarla todos los que padezcan
de la misma enfermedad.
"Con placer digo que me ha sfdo mara
villosamente it'll"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
1Tene La Pe-ru-na En- La Casa Como
Preventive De Los PadecinfentOs
De La GaEganEa.

La Sra. Addie Harding, $40 Court St.,
Syracuse, N. Y, escribe como sigue:
p "He usado la Peruna por los tltimos
doce afios, e 6mparcialmente digo que no
hay mejor medicina en- la TERRA.
CEN mi casa la tengo como preventive
del catarro y otras enfermedades.
"Nunca me falta un frasco de Peruna.
"Padezco de la garganta dos 8 tres
veces al afio.
"Siempre tuve que recurrir q los medi-
cos tres 9 cuatro veces cada vez que me
enfermaba.
"Por mas que siempre he usado la Pc
runa, nunca la tome para la garganta,
hasta hace dos af1os.
"Hice un ensayo con la Peruna, es-
pecialmente para Ia garganta, con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
RUBBER dam,

Teugo variedad de classes y mRrcas; for
ceps de extraction; lapcetas ss6pticas mo-
dernas; CAUGHT para paladar; Cauchu de
cia, roBado, de variaH clases y preciop;
piedras de corundum; aeda encersda para
orifcar; articuladores; jeringuillss hipo.
d6rmicap; agujas para idem, todos tama-
nos foImRs; cilindros de algod6n, todos
tamanos; mil otras cosas que no nombro
por no CanBar al lector amigo. Dep6sito
Dental de Jose Sslgado Jim6nez, 36 San
Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
Ghau Chau.

Ante la Corte municipal preBeut6 hoy
deuuncia el policia Ramon Fernandez con
ira NicanOr Antonio Pedro GonzSlez
Manzsno, por alterar la paz pdblica.
La falta consisti6 en- que el segundO,
(muChacho como de ounce sfios) dijo al
primero, que es chino de naturaleza chao
chau pGIanque'a! Por 10 que este chino Sc
di6 por ofendido tir6 con un chino al
muchaCho. Fueron absueItoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

tiea y elegante. La familia SO oponfs tenaz,
mente peTo al hsblarle ell enamorado acer'
ca de las camas doradaS, de las m5quiuas
y de los cors6s warmers del "Cielo" acce
di6. Hasta los viejos SO casan al leer los
anuncios del "Cielo." No hay quien Be
regists, Ver Greer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18


oo
6to(
pr1ep 10 damfgv
b g nr
Ia annn
kd natural
d erh ti"ab
d ~ p t patdI
ada masa1
e. e buove eoo moEzv
ta bd los % de "a adenda
i rosu6nc1
s1rados etdas
~ 6nrtni
I'd
qu sunne
Ectnde las
pdauene
oeanuhr
supnn e1 1Inapaio
ks Yc c ~ id 0wY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
.SEPASE.

Cue no publicamOs communicates sin gus
sean pagadOs por adelantado.
ORda seis palabraB Sc cuentan pOr una IL
QBa y Ia IInsa vale diez Oentayos.
Las oartas que vengan con communicates
ia Bu imports u0 C0n6sRGan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

En- esta imprenta 90 vende papel de PEI
ri6dicO vieiO { $500 los 48 kilos Gun qliH.
taxi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
I'm VieiO Sc case.

Un hombre de 80 amos quiere caBarsa
CON una jOYencita de 10 guapf4imR, simP6'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

Cuando Sc cura
el C tarro, ell
asma desaparece
sin mas trata
miento. ..
En- alpunOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
= aEsT0Y CONPkETAMENTE CURADA."
Eescribe La Sra. Beatriz Fradera De Tio,
Haber Tornado La Pe-ru-na.
La Pe-ru-na Cur6 I'm Case
De ASH7a CafarraL.
Carta De Grafifud.

Ell asma es causada frecuentemente
por catarro de los bronquios.
Cada tubo bronquial esta cubierto con
una delicada membrane mucosa. .
Cuando Ell catarro invade estos tubos,
las membranas Sc recrecen y los nervios
contiguos estas membranes Sc irritan.
ESQ es los que frecuentemente causa
ataques de asma.
Lo primero que debe hacarse al curar
nm case de asnaa es elirninar eI .natarrn-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dnllsrs Re-
ward for any case OF Catsrrh that can
not be cured by Halle Catsrrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f ]. Cheney for the lsst Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALpiyG. kISSoS Il MARvIS,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Hall'. Catsrrh Cure 10 taken inter.
nslly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Sold BY oil drug
gists.
Take Halle Family Pills for eonssi.
patton,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

some year. ago the Ms..AchIsett
Railroad Commission adynca'~d th"
'I d', Nr pur.n4-s and opera on ~
..- y-rf1rn' ~ n i-S interstate"
|u-. = raur,si 20 act a. Il r"gu.st'r
~ ra'-. hy force - cumI.t,t,on. G'v.
r'nur Ii - smith ~ GrorG,A = uuH
proposing the same plan The United
states Iu.t very favorable uppur.
tunity ~ ,nauguratrrg such comp-ti.
tion when j. !ei G. It's hold on The
Unon Pac,f. railroad and allowed tn"
Hartman and standard O,I crowd to
&C. it ~ their own price, with the con.
n.vsnc- o. the Republican politicians.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

The constitution adopted by the
OgiAhnms cor vrntion provides th't q
msiorty cote can change the con.ti'u.
'lcn when submit'ei 10 popular cote
and The in'iat'v. aud referendum il
prov itrd for, rotslsd sOn.whst a'-r
~ Oregon ran There should b. no
''ophls in tn people ~ Oklshora
rsr'ng aha, l-ci.lttIun hey deslr" II
they tvin'a that eternal vigilance
wien 0. the rice ~ liberty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

N''aent Stickney, president OF the
k'e'so Crest Western railroad. de-
The people are now laying
'oondas'on, firm and strong, for g
~enoous panic" 1t 10 extrsor-
- how certain associations will
'he Judgment OF even sensible
(,'ofits not the people who are
panic breeders. Mr.. Stickney. but
'rnIled hnsnciep OF Wall street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

the Republican leaders declare
they will persist in trying 10 .sftle
the people with q ship subsidy tax, the
steamship trust must have promised
TO put up some more Doodle for cam.
pAign expenses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

' young man who site back OF you
zoe theatrr and accompanies the
es' numbers by whistling and
ns tine with his feet, 10 almost
kOV!ee''onsbie ss the young woman
aas seen the show before and feels
S0'' bound to tell you about il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28
RAILROAD REPRODUCTION.


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,"' '''' ""' val street e"H.
WV y" ''''rn' ''"'-'t' MH'' t.
' ,,I o''' r. 'n"'r can D. !ls;'ee to
r ~ ''"..' '''''E' "''""an'r rates
~" "T'r' ue reasonable rate.
'"''' '"e question " settled OF hos
"''" VI '"e 'oc" ana oohds that
"''' wv" '''uTl are 'oearh divldena''
~" "u'u'ent ISSUES 10 br
""e'o,e 10 M puohe on the San"
Wv 'e'"''''e'' TIE proceeds "'
nv" WV "'A'y e'p"hu'd ~
=" eG'P|'hg the ta''r 'Ads'
~" VIC '''7E" ana atom sto E' shd
"'''"' " I've '"'''"r''u 'Hf u"W
'''" W. w. p' ""o ave 'n.'"m-t' ~
VI" '"''''"u' Ave VIZ y N"'esh
W" ~ He'''a'"- 10 nav" the fth' 10
Wv ''"P WI" ~ u"-'h"-'
VIZ oou'hern "HI"AS on m" oas'. ~
'''''"''''o VI SUCKS ana tI'"'4N 20
'o"us' o' NJ the rave s'ooso ter
'"''T VI ''he, ""eh u cpnId br Cup l.
'a""I '"r ABOUT ohe'hat OF that
f"'''" Mu-' 'he people forever az
I"'''''' upon WV ~ yer mii- o. ~
IT I'a' way "hrh u "onId r's .r''
.h'h "h"'-N't ~ 'ha' sum To f"p a'e
~ 81" '''''r 'hNr' 'hAL u ~" l.: H."
h''.'N ~ A'i 'n " WIN >pNu'S per
.' - "" mon fA'nt N'ih Si35 90.
~" l. '''''r ~ ''h-r railroads with
''' "t'' - 'nan s.Vl,'uD per NIL" II
-'"'"s ana h'i'' ~" ~ The SAM
'a''. lie I"rn f"r''' actually paid
'h i'r c""' On - 'h"fmo!' capita
canon "'.'' would %" nearly - Ir'
'"ni n' wax x r'u.G y" 'nrhcat'd
'"'.
'" '-E'u- 'u'ean "a J" D ssued q
To- .rl'n Oh the rommerctsI value OF
n" ALVEY o. ihr IH''d a'es
"h.'' @tv" th'lt total vatur a. 'hr |
-'p''n ..un ~ SI!.!lI $500 IT,.
= GENERAL, "ur..l''"d - > much |
sr'H'"t -Iw ''nu ''rS "'1.l Do r'p-n.
4 ,r'.i ''r, So H." aver q. rn.l" yer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

'hs !. the "silIy season" OF Repub.
an politics when the puppets are
'''ed out for their trial heats. Later
'ue year the entries will be made
ne real race and the resctionary
administration candidates will by
ut time be- developed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

Town in Central America they are
lheIy al any hour Ia have n frighttul
1at'le between = Honduran row boat
,nt Nicarsguan canoe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

JthI Alexander DOwie'. last act
US TO write a document threatening
70 return and sm,'e his enemies.
Great ghosts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

whatever Kind ~ deal the railroad
"'0enis may cook up with President
l'O'eV-lt, neither the State Legi.la.
pee nor the Voters will rstify L IN.
|"Hsa square deal for the public
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

Somehow or other the wsve OF freu.
red finance s!wSy- seems to flow Mr..
hos, W Lsvson's way.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

NJ Ro0.evrt CO. drtv- fyur raj.
rad msgnatrs without a ..Eg,e Zip uf
he rbfOus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

I'VE women bull fighter. were hurt
Tue ring 81 Jsur-z. Mex CO, jlst
|'es The river from FL Psso. The
|'0'es evidently resented the use OF
|,'pins as weapons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

Aeorrespoud-n' OF H. New Nork
hHstlempt,ng 10 discover "a cure
poetry" Tie Will never succeed /:
F0'atd IN the waste basket, il will
BE- sgsin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

., rvica.w,,A -un j. AN cigh,-page forty
-, mayer. published every Monday and
-. .I,y. and c.r,.in~ all the news Of the
., loral state and g,ncfdl. and Will be
lid postage free, T. any 1T OF TIE "isi
So. q, Canada. i.r yctt-.n advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

ALAG notice, IN '.cal column 10 cents line
=, Insertion. auI cents for each additional
rkr.ios. -,....;.,.a,r,ls ,,,o,
r,lio;iOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-28

o.IIy SIS, published every morning er'
odsy. delivered bv carrier in the city, or
800 any part Of the UHited States, postage
60. wear; g. 50 s,k months; iI7S three
-, 60 cents f. FIVE wetks-sifietly in
s1xsDct.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
HAYWARD. WICK & CLARK's COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter A Co.,.

4X Commerce St.
 New Orleans. Jan 9.-~The one feature of merit was the active demand for spots. which In the absence of suporting future markets. is of great significance. Although a known holiday here, cables came pouring in from all sides and over 5000 bales were turned over at l-t6c advance in values. Such holiday business has seldom been seen and as a large spot buyer puts it, the interior evidently does not realize the situation or it might again close down on It's holdings regardless of advance in price.
 Livernooi maintained Mondays prices up to D. m. when weakness in New York foreshadowing intentions on publication of sales continue large. The trading here this morning consisted of the prelminaries ac- eording to individual anticipations of the eff feet of the census to be published at 1 p.mA Fear of an attack by New York in case it shows 11,700,000 or over has not subsided and to 1t was due the lower opening and scattered liquidation throughout the morn ing. However the fact that the market did not break further also demonstrates that confidence in the strong sopt situation Is being equally well defended. Trading settled around 10.35 for March The spot market is steady, although there is less bus iness for the reason that spot buyers too are high premiums for fully middling cotton, strict low middling and good middling. good colr and style are now being more freely taken against export engagements of Liv- eTSpol middling and fully middling tn e Poffi- cial grade differences from middling is therefore liable to be narrowed to somewhat
 
 only refers. however. to the two qualities named low middling and strict low mid ding. grades below low middling are being traded in at the full grade differences from middltnE as quoted. Spot demand became quite active towards noon regardless of the pending census With such pressing sup port from actual cotton there is not much to fear from a document of mere statistical value.
 Trading in futures continued dull and price changes before the publication of the report were insignificant. The spot market is steady. fair business doing. The census published at 1 pm. gave 11,750,944 ginned to January 1st vs. 9725,426 Einned to same date last year This about met general ex- pectations and as futures at the time were over 20 points under spot prices and spots were firm at quotations, active buying set in at once, wIping out the discount Confi- dence in the situation and further advance. which had been held in check by fear of an attack bv New York became manifest by actively supporting the market at the ad- vance. The census fully supports the in formation that this crop has been rapidly gathered and ginned, inasmuch as ginnings during the second half of December, all ] though consisting of IS ginning days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
H. e B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private wire to c. c. Abercrombie {

By Private wire te c. c. Abercrombie |
 CO. se Comuerce St.
 New Orleans Jan. s.---The publishing of the eighth of a series of ten census reports showing the quantity of cotton ginned to January 1st, was construed by a majority of the traders as being bulilsh, market advanc- ing about si per bale from opening level of this morning 10. g for March to lo.55 fin- ally closing 1o.5s @sa.
 of 1t baliish statement. for it shows about 2-ozs. 600 bales more ginned to the end of December. compared with a year aso. H.. 7si:sse against A.72seoo. the results beins for the last pefsod being s5i, 5os vs 4is. .oss year ago. notwithstanding the smaller number of sinners reporting The 2s,3ee gins reporting. which compares with 2s,Ss3 Eins last year, figure an average of 415 ,ss ses 9 ns s ana t nn S s.a tat ss. heard >from. today's census would have shown ii,s3as 300 bales ginned to January l:t, iastsad of ii.7s1.ooo bales That all gins have not been reporting is indicated by returns from Louisiana where there Is a larger acreage than last season and where the crop is fui, one eompsrsd ss are a with ginned to the New Year. against only 4ss.-
 me fact that sinnings to the first in. stant show an excess of about 2,025 000 bales. when compared with last year. indt- cates on it's face. even though there be no more to gin than was sinned after this date
 
 265.000 bales ginned from January ist to January 18th one year ago. that this years crop win be is,iss,ooo bales or more. We also beg to call attention to the fact that there was but 797. 900 bales ginned dur ing the big crop season from December 18th to January Is. whereas this year there was ginned s6i,00o during the holiday season. December 18th to January 1st. There Is no doubt of thcfe being more cotton to be accounted for during the next period than was Kinned last year, January 1st to 18th. but then of course She claim that there Is less cotton to be ginned than ever before will still live with those who are disposed to postpone Improbable developments.
 That the crop is l3.e00.0 900 bales is al- most assured fact how much larger re mains to be seen. There will be more than enough to go around and probably more than the rings will care to husband. The sustaining feature of the market at the moment lies, not in the quantity ginned or to be ginned nor in the movement to mar ket. but In the prevailing urgent inquiry for spot cotton, which. for the moment. appears to be the governing influence
 Yours truly,
 C. G. ABERCROMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
MARKET FOR COTTON
SHARP ADVANCE AFTER EARLN WEAK
 NESS.
Openlnx Was Baeely steady at Big Decline But After Announcement of Gin- ner's Report Market
 Rallied.

New York, Jan. s.--After early weakness the cotton market had a sharp advance fol- lowing the census report and closed very steady ct . net advance of 1 or points. Sales for the day were estimated at $50. 900 bales, or nearly double the recent average.
 The opening was barely steady at a de cline of sos points and during the middle session the market sold off to q net decline of about 14ai5 points with March touching alton by nervous longs and some selling for short account by parties who were looking for a beafish census report. Lower Liver pool cables, big estimates for tenorrowf receipts at Houston and generally z Iod weather In the South ewre bearish factors. offsettIng the hfR spot sales in the English market and reports from the South that spot buyers were taking lower grades more freely and that the differences showed signs port showing f1.7so944 bales ginned to Jan uary list was about 50 900 bals under the average estimates Of sixty members of the exchange made up during the morning and WAS followed by quick upward movement carrying March to Q. 94 and May to 10 o6, or a1f0 points net higher The close was three or four points off from the best un- der realizing. The advance immediately following the census figures resulted from covering by some early sellers and renewal of support from the local bulls who were prominent buyers on the bulge of last week.
 Receipts at the ports today 56,S94 bales. against 4s.3s5 last week and 43,s9 last year. For the week (estimated) 2S0,000 bales against S1s,Toi last week and is3,2ss last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 1s,ses bales. against 7,657 last year and at Hous- ton 20.119 bales, against 4,1oe last year