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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-23

Mrs. Belt Woods have been quite
i'll the past few days.
Rev. E. E. McVicker. went to
Portland yesterday on busin ess
and will return today.
Mrs. Martha Burnett went to
Portland, Tuesday, as delegate
from the local church to the
Congregational Association.
Clarence johnson OF Mill City
spent Sunday, with his father,
mother and ,"other people" IN
this city.
Jim Lewis has purchased a lot
of Geo. w. Smith, adjoining the
new residence of Alex Schick.
Blodgett School District No.
y at Blodgett has purchased a
site on which to build new
school building to cost $1,000.
Miss Ella Horning, daughter
OF L. F. Horning and niece of E.
B. Horning OF this city. was mar
ried at Yolo, Idaho, Wednesday.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office on
Wednesday to J. S. Brown and
Miss Elsie Johnson, both of this
city. 4
F. E. Miller of Mccoy, Oregon,
was in town Tuesday and attend
ed the Rebekah Convention that
evening. He was greatly pleased
with the work.
We were shown an elegant
specimen OF seeding peaches
raised by E. B. Horning on white
DOLBY land. They looked good
enough for anybody but we had
to take his word for the taste.
Reports from Payette, Idaho,
say the peach crop was very fine,
apples plentiful and selling at
50 per box. Girls are making
So per day and it is impossible
to get enough help to take care
of the crop.
The Alcazar Stock Company
Will play a return engagement at !
the opera house next Friday |
night, giving the famous South
.ern play, "In Dixie Land"
Coming soon-the German
musical event. "Hans & Mix"
the very latest in polite comedy,
with Dixon and Bernard and
the original all-star cast.
Rumor has it that several of
Corvallis young people will be
passing through that trying Or
deal of matrimony soon. We
are quite well posted but prefer
publishing the news later.
Tom Wright of Union has
been spending the past few days
in Corvallis. He is president of
the First National Bank at I'm
ion and is now ON his way to
Seattle on important business
matters in connection with the
Fair.
The old maids of Benton and
surrounding counties will hold
their Sind annual convention at
the opera house some time dur
ing the first week in November.
Watch the old maids and get
ready for business,
PLEASE RETURN-A box, con- {
tanning pair of shoes and ad-
dressed to W. w. Mcdonald, was t
left somewhere by the city de- 4,
livery through mistake. Please
return this package to Horning
& MacKenzie's store and receive
pay for trouble.
Ammy Cameron had two men
at work in the reception room S
the other day when We dropped Q
in to see him. They are old i
hands at tine business and made t
things mighty lively in a Stint" h
discussion. One was tinctured t
with Organism and the other Fl
was "ferninst. II
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-23

Fresh Yuquina bay oysters
every Saturday at
THATCHER & JOHNSON.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-23
Miss M. Christensen
Artistic Millinery
> Corner Third and Monroe, Corvallis Oregon
Is Here to Stay

Is Here to Stay
Contrary the report circulated have neither moved
bought but will remain in Corner Third
and Monroe Streets. cordially invite inspect stock
of Fine Millinery. MISS M. CHRISTENSEN
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-23

D. D. BERMAN's. =
Don't forget I want your poul-
try-and eggs, Dressed Veal and
Pork. j. A. Dawson, 255 Madi-
son street. SS-9
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-23
,OCAl AND PERSONAL

The three children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Belt Woods have been quite
i'll the past few days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
5000 Nieir nelninn nn1n Mder

lam man init liner eiuSipen G~alut.Grnbfe In
Der oenti1ep .tolnnie p9ieiu.Wcrlin" pcrptcncl.
9tnbber 6Pgf man aus hcntlelben GoocIl I'M
ielber 3p,f non Iorll 8tPbfutter II. ogl. SIet=
Blee 0Fslbe iollnen lid bier NIT 9eriHgeu Miit.
teln IA @rltnoitein 6i ip0terem g9obliidno Iez
gen. Fur $40 NI8ablunG. slu6 n[opnsaots"
I'M @elndlls'eule itlo SIT babeH >, Vaoeu.
boup, III Carbohydrates. StrnBe.
(Septb.tG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Nus ocm Snmcrcn Warulanb'S nnO
ben a%narcnScnocn Staaten.
$ o65eit&icier enoct init
Wtoro.

Wor6.
Sn Sbobnrn, cincn aoDlengrGbcr-
Stdotden bel 6airmont, 70. 90,
cnoete cine llapiihe Sodl5eitSfcier
am Sonntng in ciuer ougemeinct
&eilcrei, nobel ein Wonn, Wid)ael
2a0or, Gin GoDlengrdber, our6 oen
aopi geid)oiien uno getootet, Goli5ei.
Gbei 8m. 6inlcp uno Yoli5iIt Us.
8. Sboper pon Monongob, ionic
5polf anoerc FcrIonen mebr ooer me.
niger ifmer perleBt mnrocn. GS
ifeint, oab ole 4oIi5ei. Die bon dnglt,
liden Iafbaru geruien poroen mar.
sen Sdub i%cucrtc, Der 2aoar oas
Seben %foitete.
9ienenitif t0btet Gino.
Ger Std, elmer 8iene iiibrtc onl
Sountag oen 300 0es o~reii1brigen
9ofterdens 6e5 0rn. @m. Stnr.
fiper bon Mercersbilrg, 8aibington-
County, M0., berbci. Der a6rper
Der aleiren ifwoIl iofort all uno be.
reits naf elmer Stluloe trot Der 800
ein.
0eun3igid6riger fdllt
pom 8fer0.
4aen gomer, ein 90 Sabre after
1armer BON @ooOsboro, 5reoerid.
County. ~itiir5te pom Fieroe, ais CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
$4,000 gu perfanfen: $4,000.

Sene ucuen, mooernen 6peifi1dieer Sditer
an Der 9lpr0sSarcsSt 8pif6en 6dirmolHt'
etoettne mo sanettes Sirabe, nit allen ilooers
neu @inrifiunpcn; cementirie seller. Sot lino
Irottpirs. 0maiuirte 8aheipanlen nlto. dtitett'
pinsaiiiie, Wiarmnrtreppei uno s8eiinife, fdti'
tire Drainage. SiraBen nit pitriIi5irtet 3leael'
fteinen gepflaitert. Sic miifieH gefebelI lperoen,
I'M le fb1ben an fDnnen.
Man nebnte sSairuiount : stpenie : I81lgofS.
Gebr IeiGte 9eoiuauHgen. BUR SnfpefiiUn tdg'
lib NIB Gpnntaas ofien. Meenten um 4Slase.
8runbmietbe $4,000 - fe6sunooreiBig collars
pro Sabr.
@alter g. sSefiptaf,
(M,difSD BauunierHebnter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Sdlifisnadlridlten.

Sombura "a. Mai. - Ger
Compiler n9liid)er" lit bon Nep.Oort
bier elngetroilen.
Gibraltar, %. Wtoi. - Ger
Compiler y&0nig Nlbert" iubr mad
Mem 2)ort ub,
Nem Dorf, %. Moi. - Sier
ongcfommcn linO: Gompier nYtilI-
neba1a" bon 2onoon; .Iieum PM.
itcroom" bon Hotter0om uno 9oi;-
lpqrte.
YIpmouth %. Moi. - Der
GanpIer .aronprin5 @ilbelm", bon
Nelp,2)orf nod) Gberbourg uno Orc,
men beitimmlt, trof bier Elm mo lebte
feline Geiie fort. Ser 1ampfer nEre-
Iioent @ront" (pon Somburg uno
9onlogne) lit nod NcDs2)orf abge.
fobren.
Gberbourg, q. Mai. - Sict
ongefommen lit Der Gompier o9liI,
der, bon Hep.Dorf pto Elpnoutb
tlod Sombura beitimmt, uno iubr
meiter.
9remen2 %. Wai. - Der Gam.
pier ~@roBcr aurfiirit" lit nad) Nen.
s)orf, oio Gberbourg, obgefobren.
Gbcrbourg, %. Wtoi. ~ gn-
0efonrmen: 0ompfer aaronprinj
@il6elm", bon Tep.9ort pia Hl0-
mouth nad) Bremen beltimmt, unh
iebte feline Geiie tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Woberne @obnbanier.
Gleftriid)e gelendltnna.
2GOO Vs6terf, Elt.Wsonnnaentse frah

aatfen zines biefer moberner sipeifiBdieen
Bobn6dlfer. Gle entbdlteu ale mooernen Gin.
riGtungen. elefirifde uno @usbeIeuhtung; boz
ben Gumbinationss9isfdrnIf uib Sorra'bsfdm
uler. etiuas Heues: aubesoem Die ueuefie fani,
fdre plumbing. Berbinorna init aanat: 1rot.
fotr. 8e1er nnb Sof eeisentirt, 10 sub mi.
0ranotIiibie eepfIafterte 5infer . 9ineh; bobe
unb aefnnbe Gage. Seoen Tag bis 8 Hben6e
be init gfeftriSitdf beIeudtci. Gbwaro Z. Gal.
laaher. Bauunternebmer. gfireau: Rr. 2537.
OF. DtDnHmfnt.etraH
u48-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
,Sm Sitter BON 6llnoert ,sobren /

= Sm Sitter BON 6lr1oert Sabren lit
in ieinem Souie IN GanbolpbL M.-9.,
hilbert q. Com, cine i'll politiihen IL.
geib1itliden arciieu befannte Eer-
ionlidfeit, ~geltorben. Ser G~eritorbene
mor 30 Sabre lang int Banter.
geidGft tbdtig lino geborte als Ser
ireter bes Gbotoliqiia : G|attaroligus-
Iiitrifts BON 1872 bis 1874 Dem
Help-yorfer Staatsienot an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Tarmien

In ieoer @rbbe bon 4 bis 5u $4,000 adern, In
WiarGIano mo anoeren Sftiinaten; ierner 8e.
fdd ifs haMie uuo NsbnbGnier In Baltimore uno
auf benz qanoe fault mau nm giuiafter oiird
bic @eneralssteeninr bon German Saoenboop,
III, 9prb.9H arles .strahe, Baltimore, Mo.
(Sept1 ,12DiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
6lud,t pcrcitelt.
EdliffSfartct

bon ltn0 nob europa iiber Baltimore
oOcr New.Oorf, aaiiite ooer 3miiden-
0cd. 8cdiel, mu8l1n0ild)eS @elo,
GreOitbrieie lrno @eloienoungen.
SbcO. s.. 9icncr C Go,,
Nr. 2t7, Sitsgaltimore.S trafe.
d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
5000 3rock
Wmilfpros 0lnemue,
Bwtiden 26. amb %. etraRs.
Bon Yens gebaut.
Gs giebt feline beiieren.

Nv 49, w NN&N"
zpir ff5pfeu, Gnbere abmem nadl.
gBtr forbern 8ur aritif uno Snfpeftton
auf. Grinat @ureu 9aumeiiter nit; er
mus oas Neiartige .3igeiteben, mo btels
letnt lam er etnige Soee'H ih0pten, Die er
In fetnen 1I6iten 9auten austibren mag,
ipie snoere e. t6nIl, 2eoe @isenbeit nnS
@ntipirf. Hi6ts bon anoeren Sdufern
nah9eabmt.
gradbtppNe @%pbnnngeu.
SIR 9eute opn tpdbIerif0em Sefbrtad ge'
bnut, In ienefn beiiet IDeile 9torosBalti'
nlore's. Reaboob Seigbts, rabe gSpnaH's
Bari, geleeen. i1ir cine fur5e Strede bon
benz Ieier 8oulebaro uIo .Srutos0tus
9arf, Sebiloete 9elte Itno Sbre glubbarn.
feline llmaebung; S6uIeu fir ole aiuper in
ber aabe uno nlr IL Wttnnten bon orei
Wae9oHs3inten bis 5nlt Osttteipulfte Der
Staot. 3otiter 9urft In Der Stnot. III Der
betten, sDetle gebaut uno nit qrDbier Gor9'
fdlt eineeri6tet. IS iiuo 8peifi5dige 9dus
Ter NIT Stein 8erauoa 5ronte (Bofioner
Bnuart(, arobe 5roniert, tno Ndupldbe i54
SUB tiet bis 81 elmer 20 SUB pitters slIlep.
$rei Sortei Sdufer = 7, s uno 8 3iinmer.
Slide %nnferer eiaenen Soee'n: Sartbol5.
Wliftions5 lniruitg, firftoule Sass ulo eIef.
trifde 9ihts8anoeiaber, prodtpou %beforirt,
i'm Snns etngebdnte, nit SIieBen uusgeIegte
gisftrinfe, @is miro BON benz Sot elnge'
iegt; fein SeidB 8urn 5ane beS g4aiers.
automntifbe GntIeerilg oe5 sSnfiers In ben
Sof; diteftsstabtnette; 8ltheniudnoe nit
SaHifassCeitib tnpetiert: Senfteritbe; neos
fp Corners 9iiderfhrfnfe, aIeioeri6rdns
gabeBimmeE Meffine &onbraiI 8iuei 8e.
raHheH am Sinierbdu3, Aellertbire benz so.
te 81. golirfc Georgia Sidte SuBbbbei,
init eIatter, 100 Sub breiter GtrnBe Sipis
fden ben !3duiern. oirefter gnlhInB an Die
mere fanitdre aarnIifrtiug.
Wuiterbaus ieet sur Snfpeftion often.
Sofepb 9. eeus,
grbauer mooerner Sdufer,
Rr. 21f, ct. Haul.straRe.
Mdbige 8nar,gn6nbIune. Heit nah ee.
a~enfeitig befrteoieenben geoinenHaen.
asent an Ert nuo etele.
@iImorsGtrabe mno 8uiIforosslbenues
Waggons pafiren %. GtraBe uro 8uilforos
sbenue Damn ein Sdniereeptert n1roIit.
tWtait ,1Wh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

0aIicl6e sur IrGltfc rift, mo erlltt
notwithstanding lcbcuS0cf0brIi6e &cr-
lCtungcu.
9eihGftigurJ iir 1000
&ohlcnqrGber.
2n Ben &ohlengruben bon Glfborn
mo @oco6outoS, Die icit iiini Mo
natcn nidt betrieben mllroen bat Die
Nrbeit ictt micbcr bcgonnen, lnO
20O0 aoblcngrGbcr unb ocrcn 6omi-
lien ha6en mieoer 8eroienit.
Iupnll4 Scihc gefun0en.
Die 2cidlc oe8 icit 6rcitaa GbcnO
pcrihmum0cnen iungcn WonueS Iro-
DiGa 9. 1uoaQ Don 0op0s, MO, lit
0citcrH in cincnl fIeineu 6llB, Ore
Meilcn BON 8oD0S ouiqcirnoen nor.
Sen. gr mar bel ser III iener @c.
gerl0 mobnenoen Tomilie 4arne &c.
iueicu ul0 bate iih am Nbcnb mob.
reno zines idlucren Sa9Cl- mIo
@inOIturme@ ol'f Den &einpeg 9cs
-luud)t, nobel er oonn pnbrideinlid)
pom Stltrm in oCn Strom gelhleu.
bert mnroc. Die gauge @egen0 mar
Samltog umO Sonntog bon 0unoer-
ten W2euId)en nod linn abgcItht
uorben. ST bat &erlpan0te in Bal
t%inlorc, Eoitor :. e. 9etcr3 Don Der
Observation-Disclosures 5u @nucrlp lit iciu
SufCl.
s. iibucrauAc Ocrur u6t
Eo0.
GllttOcrgiftluug, herbcigciilbrt ourdl
0oS unporiid)ti0e 9cidIneibcn zines
Niibncrau2ca, uerurindtc an Som'
tag Sen Goo Scr Iruu Morn VI,
0uroiu Die uobc Monor, @oibings
ton-Gomtn MO., mobntc. 6rnir
&ohn Sbipp mo Srou &oiepb Cine
bou9b III SagerStomn iino lire God
ter.
6luht pcrcitelt.
3meiunojmon5iB 8eiangene I'M
@%cian0niB 81 Clifton, Gecil.Gomtp
Mo, m%ttcrnabmcn am SnmntuB
NbcnO cincn crioIgIoicn 6IudtOcr.
ilId). Sic bnttcn nit elmer Glen
iton9e Die 30 SUB bo6c Soimouct
Olrhbrodcn, mur0cn ubcr uonl Sd)c-
riff &oacr cnt0ctt, ebG lic binau9
idlilpIcu tonntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
gu p%erfaufett:
NuftiOns Inseigen.
g%rriualterS. 8erfnui
grnnb5inSircieu iuertbuutlen 0eidIGt tsei gcnt1unlS
Nr. 1900, Sbnmee- StraRe,


srnno5insireieu pertbuolien 8eidatt seiscnttums
Hr. 1900, Sbumes- Straie,
Gde uDn Nuu. Strnfr.
Gratt Der tOr ourdb oaS 3eiiament Der Oers
t~torbenen Gbriiiine 8nn Der Surlt itbertrageuefl
BefugniB mirb bic unter3eicbnete 8eriuuliertlt
am Ticmita1, ben 20. Wiui 1908, I'M 1890 4dbz
utittups, an Srt uno Stetle oaS guu5e luertbuDte
aruuOaiusireie @runoIiiid nebit Bauten an orr
Ioroutts@de bon 3balHtss uIIo MrllsStraBe auf
0ffentliber NuftioH perfalfeu. Gaitelbe bat
cine Srpntc bon ehpd 90 SUB an oer Ibdme3z
StraBe nit elmer 3icfe bon etlrd "a Sub mo
q SOL an Der NuIl5 StraBe uno III mil ttuem
glielt oreift6diget 5iegetitcineruen Haocn uuo
NDbnbnuo bebdut, iurlhcs ha9 lan3e Srunos
iiid beoedt; Is elibdlt ii 3tnImer mo prpBeH
NaoeHraam. IS 1T Dies cine @eleaeubett, ein
gut gelegetes Sans 6n fanfen, oaS OieIeu
Sweden htenltlid gfttadt lperoen fam rlo
innerbnlb zines QdnlergeoiettS bonn eroaoruaDs
Wiarfte liegt.
Serfuufs-9 eoinauu9en: Sin 0ritteI 9ndr:
Reit iunerbalb orei Sabre nit bnlbiGbrIi6 5abl=
barren 3infeH bonn Sutum Der GaIitiidiion fets
tens oes areiaacrifts 9tr. 2 Der Stdot Bditts
more, Sin 9epoitt bon 500 miro bel Dem Der
fauf %oerluugt.
Steuern nno ~llnloTten bis 5iln Datum Der
Rdtififdiioft bealiden.
eaie 2epOiit ano Srnit GOmpanp BON Baltimore,
8ertpalterin.
u. q. 2pbe & So,
MuftiolatOren.
(Nait4 t6, 1921 23.25.2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
allf Der bieiigen effeften'
b6rie.
FIRST CALL,

$4,000 Seuboaro Iir Cine der. ........ 30
$1,000 Cotton Sucf 5er ........,...... a
$4,000 llniteb HniIwnbs GtnI ......... 6ta
500 llniten 9iDS 5unoina Der ........ 70
$40 llniteo Abs 5unoina (2cripl .... 10
$4,000 sin 31aer. 1880. ............... 05t4
~ gfortbern Central D.. ........... 50
10 Rational SonnrO SGnf ......... t2h
4 giotional Union Nuni ......... ttGla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
SECOND CALL.

3 MarDIaio 9GinuitD .....,... 60
$1,000 gSaib II. 8onoetere lNer. ....... 93M
$4,000 9aIto eIee Ser Otnmpeo) ....... ssA
$4,000 HnltO 9lec Der 0lmpeo) ......... 80
$4,000 9aItu 9Iec Der 0iampeo) ........ S0M
$4,000 goIio Glee Der Otnmpeo) ....... 90
$1,000 6oni Gas i1aer ......,......., 90
$4,000 llniteb AnilpnNS 9inf ......... biTs
IL Seaboaro so I. RIO ........... 80
$500 lluiieo Sins Stumbling 5er........ 10
$1,000 llniteo jt1S 9inf .............. 30
$1,000 Gin II. Cub (2SGib) .........1 1904
$1,000 llntteo RDS 5uuotna Der ....... 70h
$500 8sR,s der ao1
$1,000 lIniteo Hb5 +. 4er. ............ sGA
$4,000 Scdboaro air Glue der. ........ BIZ
$1,000 ga, Carolina II. giortbern Der. 9sIs
$4,000 SeabOaro air Cine 4et ......... 6th
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

3u eerianieH:
Sin outer SnIuot nit 9iceH5 1T luegen Tooe8z
fdll Iuinrt Al perfanfen. Hiud3uiruleu in Jtr,
2t35, Wiaoiiun.Aucnne U45-Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Baltimore MarftbcridJte.

Woutoq, -. WPoi 1908.
Webl. - 3riubr 1928 60iicr;
&illtCnncriun0t 5t9 T1iier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Scutiae Sd,luBrote:

u q II, DVTIIUT OTOJ WIITUIVI :,
0crion0t bon ocn Glcpotorcn 1871
9uldel; GleOatorcnporratb 1901
8uihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
&crlauat i'm M%nacmciucn.
Steaen9ciuds


Sin ebrlider, uiihterner. dltCrer Mlunn mt.
8eterer8eH iudt SteGle irgeno ipelCber Trt
(nitt 5nrmarbeit), Stuot ooer nui Dem 4anoc;
Gnglild oher Geutid. NGd6ufrngen ,M.S VI !"
.sir. 65t, Weft.@erman. StraRc. Ul7-52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
3n p%crfanfcm,


gu Dertaufeu;
Sin MilG1etddft nit Sans ia outem 3l.
itanne, Yfero tnh gSa9en. 9tah5ufraGen in
Or. f4i1. Gaftcrns Nucaur. U47-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

Sttitaeun.
Sin innaer Wtdnn fuht Slele in elmer Nddea
rel ais brittle 0ano. 9tGd5niragen in Nr. Si3,
Niblano.AOenue. G4G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
8clo III GerleiDen.
S9t atItetls GtabftHtment. 1891.
yfarglano GButtel Suan AEoeiatiuu.
albert 8lnnie, Jun, @eI6dftsflbrer.
GalOertrG jeb1ube

aeaeniiber benz 8eribtSgebdube.
5tmmer 229, 23f nnb 233 q. etu6iuerf).
Stooitsede SaHrttes uHb Ct. 4aut.gtr.
8arIeben bon $40 bis $500 auf Wi1bel, 9td.
nos etc, obne Gniternlna oerleIben. 6efesli6e
Haten. (aeine @uheret.)
WPo. Rbone Gourtlano 1856. e. & g. 4bone
ct. 9auI 1869. (Rob9, ~, 1&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

6aIicl6e sur GrGufe rift, lno erlttt
pobrlheinliH IcbenS1cfdBrlide &cr-
lCtungeu,
9ci6dftigun8 iir 1000
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-29
NOTABLE STRENGTH
IN STOCK MARKET
Based on Favorable Factors
In General Situation
BANKING CREDITS GOOD
Bank Statement Gives Fairly Definite
$ Assurance That Dreaded Period
of Temporary Scarcity VIII
Be Safely Bridged.

New York, December 2S.-The notable
strength and breadth of the stock market
today seemed to be based on a fresh real
ization Of the force of the favorable fac
tors in the general situation rather than
on any new development. Evidently there
has been some apprehension that there
would be a temporary scarcity of bank
ing credits during the period of the an
nual settlements that might restrict re-
sources on which speculative holders could
relay to carry their holdings.
The complexion of the bank statement
which appeared on Saturday during the
closed interval OF the stock exchange was
accepted as fairly definite assurance that
the dreaded period Of temporary scarcity
would be safely bridged The substan-
tial addition to the surplus secured by
the scaling down of the loan and de-
post items of the clearing house banks
left that item at an amount safe from
exhaustion in the short intervening period,
until redistribution of dividend and in
terest money shall be effected.
After that another period of redundancy
and great ease in the money market Is
counted on, which is expected to in
cite to a renewal of speculative anima-
ton. Such is the programme which to-
Gays Resumption of buying operations
assumes as the probable course of events
1t has been made evident that banking
resources stand available to meet the
added demand in spite of the decline in
cash resources of the New York clearing
house banks, which has been and is still
going on. The heavy contraction which
has been effected in the clearing house
item of loans during the past two weeks
has been concurrent with a recognized
expansion in the actual volume of bank
Ing credits on which heavy demands have
been made in that time. Part of the new
accumulation is clearly traceable in the
renovated form of the weekly bank state
1nent to the trust companies of New
York.
Attention is drawn by the latest state
ment of condition of Canadian banks to
hte fact that those institutions, also, have
increased their call loans in New York
to a large extent The speculative spirit
was discernible in the bond market as
well as in stocks. In the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific collateral fives, there
was seen the spectacle, unusual in bond
transactions, of a wide opening" sales
being made of 60 of these bonds at prices
ranging from 80 to 81 at the same instant
while the last price at which this bond
sold on Thursday was SO. Rumors of COM
ing deals in the railroad world were In
circulation again and found ready Gre
dence. Atchisons report of net earnings
for November made a brilliant showing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-29
COTTON MARKET
GENERALLY STEADY
Close Shows Net Advance OF
| to 7 Points
STEADY ENGLISH CABLES
There Is Talk of Improved Trade De-
mand After Turn of the Year.
But Little Scathing Leeis-
lation Is Reported.

New York December 2S.-The cotton
market made a generally steady showing
today, with close steady at net ad-
vance of l to I points. Sales were es-
timated at 10000 bales
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of to points, as compared with
last Thursday, and during the first few
minutes sold to points net higher on
covering and scattering DULL support,
which was encouraged by steady English
cables and talk of improved trade de-
mand after the turn of the year.
The circulation of December notices, es-
tlmated at about 10000 bales, caused
little scattering liquidation, under which
that position eased off several points from
the best, and the later months reacted
in sympathy, but after selling within a
point or two of Thursdays close, the
market steaded in the late trading, with
late months relatively firm on support
from trade interest and reports of tirmer
interior holders.
Southern spot markets officially report
ed were unchanged to 1sc higher.
Trading in December was light and the
scattering interest in that position ap-
pears to have been largely liauidated.
Today's receipts 49,SS3 bales, against
1889 last week and BITS last year.
For the week $4,000 bales against S65,S65
last week and 1916 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans l2,2S4
bales against 22,S61 last year, and at
Houston SS77 bales against 9202 last year
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-29
LOCAL PROVISIONS.
Local Cotton Market.

Meats.
Rib bellies, 11011.73c
D. S. clear bellies, IL " @12hc.
d. S. extra sh ort ribs, 10000.
d. S. fat backs, 9.85c.
Smoked clear bellies, 12bc; fancy.
Hams. smoked. 12@1sHc. califor
MIA. Sc.
Bacon, fancy. .1sHc; medium. Ice.
Pork loins, 12c; spare ribs, SIC.
Ham butts, lie; BOSTON butts. 10hc.
Brains, Sc: beef livers. &C.
Pork sausage. SIC.
Local staple Groceries.
corrected dairy by Franklin, Stiles &
mond. .l.ss; Mica. ss.as.
Baked Beans--2 dozen s-lb cans to
cana dozen neT d TO- case soc p
ss.75. HI Lo. 1915. PARROT and Monkey.
siso; HoIford,s Bread Preparation
1850; LIP F Snnnn ps sa;so; car .,so
lib cans TO case: per dozen, campbeils
csc: Dog Head. s0c; lib cans. dozen
to case. per dozen. Van Camp. soc.
Mitchell. etc: Bull Head, soc; 4 dozen
dozen to case. per dozen. s6c.
Rask ets-1 -pushe1, wire display each
s1.5O; " bush ell. $1.25.
neutrality-suspicious. No. 6. dozen tc
and d09 Is pet es d to So1 S
sec G;arnSdy-Assortsd stick per pound
sHs penny s Sooas PER neS sSe
On icken, OK tail. bouillcn and as, orted
soup tomato and tobAsco catsup. salad
Srsssing, chilli sauce. prepared mustard
Acc: a-lb baked beans. per dozen. csc:
Seef steak catsup. per dozen. 81.
Cereals-Fer case. Cream Of Wheat,