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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16

tontnlencn Nitsgleid)9 iibcr ole Gr60.
bung Der Gffi5iersgcbQItcr, miro oili
0os Giirigite OiSfutirt. Gos p0Qige
Sdeltern 0cS Compromises lit 0ell
ntelIten l%;lcrtpartet gctomnen. 9(bcr
oo Die lngoriihe Delegation Die Gr.
leoignng ser 6roge picocr gdn3li6
bon Der horbcrigen NcpiQigrmg Der
notIonolcn 6or0crungcn llngarn'5
abbdn9lg mod)te, mar cinc &eritGnoi,
0ultg ollagei6lolIcn.
Sn &crbinoung 6iCrmit piro bar
ollf btngcipicicn, bob Die &crbaltniiic
Ill ull9orn ii0 ltctig frttii6cr gcItols
ten, 10 Oab bic Auil6iung oes Heid$.
tags inlrtcr Observation-Disclosures miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
llntcrimdJnng uerlangt,

In0cbli6c 3eibnung zines SonoS
sur gcri6tlidcn 5cititelung Der
ltmitGnOe, inter tpeId)cn 9lperbud
eri6oiien mllrbe.
Gbicogo, 10. MGr5. - Sn ben
bieligen jilOilden arciicn lit ongcblidJ
ellle 9clucgllng I'M Bongc, Die cine
Gbrcnrettltng iiir bell bon Dem Foli.
jcid)ef Sbippp eri6oiicncn 9lttentGter
mo ungcblidJcn NilotAiItcn &o5orll3
Aperbllf sum -3lued bat. Sur Ser
folglulg SbippD'S iou cin gcbcinncr
SonO i'm 9ctroge bon 100000 orri-
1cbroNt lporoen iei1.
Inter Den pronlincntcn SSroelitcn,
Die al Der @erucgumg betbciligt icin
lollcn, %bciinOcn ii6 ongcblid) Senrp
\. Sronf, Gobbincr Or. @mil u.
MiridL 9iid)ter SllliuS ". Wtod uno
1iobbiner SNoniYbcr Gidter 0iot
ltclltc einem Gertretcr Der Erelie &c.
0%cnilbcr i'll gUrebe, oob cr 5lt cincnl
0ono sur NerfolgunG Sbippp'S bel.
%geIteucrt babe, ober Cr iogte: sd
hcbrle Elm lcDr groBcS Slltcrcile an
olelem Sale uilo CLAUDE, 0uB cine
griinolihc llnterilt9rnG cingcleitet
lperocn lohte."
Die llrbebcrin oeS @eriid)tc8 iibcr
Den $i00,O00-Sonb lit emma 8oIo.
mann. 9iclclbc b%cbnuptct, 0uB bo@
@clO III lpenigen Sogcn uligcbrodt
l0oroen ici nnb sic @eiitellern nidt
Don Den Nnnrdilten, ion0crn bon ocn
moblbobcn0Itcn to~rlicrDntipcn SSroc-
lltcn BON Chicago fomcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Nclu- ,Scrieg's Wnfcr-8 onuerncnr.

@iQ Dem ySlub bes @irtbsgeiddits"
in ieinem Staote Den 8nrauS
modcn.- Strengere &OaItrfung
Der Sonntogs9ciebe.
Hcmorf, N.-S., 10. Wdr5.-8ol-
perneltr Sort bon Nep- Seriep, Der
bon Den Mildern mo Yrobibitioni-
item orgcgriifen m1lr0e, neil or nid)t
fiir Die Nnnobme Der in Der 2cgiSla-
tilr ldmebenoe 2ocdl Sption-Sia cill-
getreten iii, bat gcitern Abcno III
Wfillpilc IN Scr SobresperinTimlltlt1
Der 0tetbo0iiten. @pisfopal-airh ici.
men Stonopunft pertbeibigt unO &C.
5cigt, bob ibm bouptidblid) I'M cine
~ltrifte 9urdfiibrung pcs Sonntaga-
qeietes 81 tbin iei. Or pertbcioigtc
Die Bills, mel6e Senatur Q. 6. Sob
bins BON @urlington.Gountp fir i'm
cingcreidt bat, uno ingte, bob CT iilr
cine Staots gcciie . Gonrmiilion lei,
neil bieielbe icoe Shnnflicen5 miocr-
rltien fonntc, oeren @eiiber bos &c
icb pcrlcbt unO Sonntogsgcid1itc
made. Ger @irtb iei 9emilt, cine
@cloitroic 5t 5oblen, molle ober lctnc
2icen3 nid)t perlicrcn. Gr, Sort, lci
crit 5tuei Wpnote i'm Amtc, un0 man
lolte i'm nid)t fritiiirenL 10 lollgc G.
nid)t gc5eigt, mos CT tbur lpollc. @cl
Der lettcn @obl bate iif Die Wtoio-
ritGt ser MGbler nidt fiir Erobibi-
ton n0er Socnl Option, lonoCrn &c
gen SonntogsauSi6nnf ais9eipro-
diem. Gr Weroc 5itr red)ten 3cit lein
9eiteS tbltn, nm Dem oSlu6 0cS
@irtbSgcihditS" I'M Stoate Gin Gnoe
ST. MAIDEN unO fir 2ocol Option ei1-
trctett.
SIC porliegenoc 2ocal Option-9il
bGlt CT rid)t fiir gut, neil in Stdotcl
iuie Nelunrf cinige bon Gcidcn be
lpobnte @nrOS, mie sic s. lulo H.,
fir 0troden" itimmen uno Die @urOS
nit Senementbous- 9iltriften olIc
&irtbid)uften bohen milrocn. IS Jet
nni6t d)riltlid,," oaB @irtbl6aften i'll
ben bon ornlen 2euten benpbnten
@aroS o0er in Der N1be bon Sccon -
8ropc erloubt miiroen. 9lllh ioltc
feline Bill poiiirt merOen, Die ipGtcr
mioerrl,ien ipcroen fonne. gr bobc
nod bieielben Nniiften iuie Dor scr
@obl uno icin ein5i9er @unib ici,
oaB eriiir ieinc Irbeit Can't unO an-
c%rfennmng finOe.
Gle Mllder.ToItorcn iporen nit
Sorts GrtlGrung 5ufricocn uno 90
ben ibm Elm Gertraucnspotum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Cine WiIdcbc.

WeiBc &runfenlnurterin beirotbet
.NrSt bon Gtbiopiid)er Nbitom-
/mung. + Sbrc Camille mill nidts
mebr BON ibr milien.
GI9in ST., Is. MGr5. - yOurd
ibre Scirutb bat meme Sodter Grace
S6onoe ouf lire Sanilie gebGuft
unb ibren gngcborigen Summer uno
Scr5eleio peruriod)t", erflGrtc bellte
Der poblbobenOe 6armcr s. g..
@reen, Steuers Iiielior@ Der Srtidoii
Blackberry. Gr mar ourdb cinen Yricl
perltdnoigt iuoroer, boB 8roce iid)
IN Chicago bon Dem 8ciitlibcn &. ..
Sbeen nit Dem Ir5tc Or. lllpiieS
Grant Chapman, in belicn gloern Nc.
gcrblut fIiebt, babe trauen laiieu, uno
er mar auBer iid Dor Gntriiltung Oh
Der Icquiiition zines Ocrortigcn
Sdllplegcrl obncS,
@roce perlieB Dor ungefGbr 5mci
S5obren ibr Seim IN Glburn. no lic
5u ben Sdonbeitcn oes Srtcs SGblte,
uito obioipirte einen &ilriiis oils
aronfennGrterin I'M Gbicago.Soipi-
tai. Gort modte iie Die gefonntihdit
bes iungen Ar5tes unO erborte nod
cilligem 3Ggern oeiien 2iebesmerben
tros ieiner I%bitammnna bon Miid-
raiien, aber gum tiefiten 9eoauern
Inb 8ram ibrer 2ieben Oabeim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Mcm-Yorfcr Smiti5 : ainfcriitdcn.

Rem Dort 10. MGrs. = ToS
SdidIol zines Eoli5cibcomten bon
gteiu.Scriep, luelder in Hcp- Dorf ipc-
gen Sragens zines Hcpolpers pcrbofs
tct u1b bon, Iidtcr Serrnton I'M
Combs : Foliocigcriht unter 500
@iirgltoft Dem Tr65eB iiberipieien
ipuroe, oiirite aus onoeren StaofGl
fpnmenoen 3ctcftips uno Yoli3iltcl
fir Die 3utunit 5ur @arnung oienen.
Somuel Seymour, ipelder Die Wtel-
iltngelt nah Oem gertiGon'iden gu.
iteln i'm Hcip-Seriep Geformotorp a.,
Hablpap porninmt, fam geitern mad
NerpsUorf, Inn nod einem entiprun.
genen Strofling 81 fobnocn, BON Del.
len Ilifentbalt IN oieler Staot er &C.
bort bate. Gurd) eirlen 3ufaa er.
'eabte Der Eoli5ilt @argan bon Der
Gbnrdl-S Str. -Henierpode Den &epol.
Der in Der aide Sepmonr's uno Der.
huftete Sepmolr. Ger IrreItont
.inuroe naf} benz Sombs-E oli5eigeridt
6efilbrt npo trob ieiuer Hrotelte bon
Gif)ter Serrnlon iharf getaoeIt unS
Dem Nro5eb iiberlpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Sanmcr's nrncs Naneriolten.

GONG 9eaf, Sal, 10. MGr5.-
Gle Gbicogo'er Sebrerin Gtto EriSs
ella 8rope, oie inter ser 9lllilidt oes
befanltcn Sun9erfiinItlerS Or. $. 2.
Sdnner bier ioltet, lit entihlolicn, ~
Gage feline Nobrung 5u iih ST. neb.
nlerl unb oomit Den bon Or. Sonner
gcntahten vGecoro" 81 ihlogen. 81
Sungertage bat Die Game bereits
bintcr lid uio lie befinoct lid immer
nod bel better @eiunobeit. Sbr &or-
pergepift lit 5lpor Don t19 aui III
Efuno geialcn, aber lie madyt ieben
Gag einen Spn5iergang Don flint
Weilcn uno flngt mic iiber Grmii-
Dung. @enn es i1r 9elin9t, ldnger
81 bungcrn, ais Or. Gamer ieiner
3eit, 10 miro bieier, obgleif) er be.
reits IN bobem Alter itebt, eillen Ser
lub MAIDEN, Ben Sitel zines rGbom-
pion . @ungerleibers" 5uriid 81 err
obern. gr trifit bereits Sorberei.
tiingen iiir oas langite, ie %oagelueiene
Sduerfdltcn ltllo nit inn miro cine
an einer Ncrpenfronfbeit leioenoe
jilngcre Sdpclter BON Sri. 8rppe
bnlgern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
9ulpuic rcifcr @erbrcd)cr.
Gr-9anfprGiibent @oIib'S Sufiinfti.
ger Nuientbnlt i'm 3nhtbauic. -
Cine oiItin9itirte 8CicQl9aft.

ger IlIelllDulI I'LL Ollu)IDlllIe. -
@ine oiItin9llirte 0cicaldoft.
2capenmprtG. &aS., 10.
Mdr5.- @crm ser %Gbico9o'er 9nnt.
aatner Sobn 81. @nlib bier eintrifft,
nm ieincn fiinfiGbriIcu Struitermin
on5lltreter, mir0oer lld in elmer lebr
biItingnirtcn gtfeQihnft iinnell. Gas
6ieIigc Sltnocs6cidngnib III nGmlid)
cine ipabre Notonie Der ncrininCIIcn
Gcihcn." Capt. Oberlin NJ. Garter,
Gupt. George ". airfmol uno ein
Guteno onbcrcr Ofii5icre bobcn in
Den 1ebtcn SQbren nit oipcrien Ganf.
Fraiioentcn 'uno ioniti8cu rpromi-
ncnten" Spibbltben bier gebrpmmt.
Sic beiocn gcGcmpdrtigen YStnr5"
inter Den @~eianAcnen iitO Scr leturr
lleberiiibrlln0 nod elmer Srrenon.
italt entgcgcn icbenoe 9ieutcnolt 2ll-
len 2cfort INTO ser oiebiid)c Gr-9an.
ficr @igclom bon Wilmaltce.
Mnllb, Der cin intimer pcriGnlihcr
6rcuno ocS n@urOen" Waior u. ".
McGlougbrp lit, miro einc llclle. bel
nobe elegant cin8erihtctc 3elc crbol-
ten, ST. arbcitclp brollht cr ltiht,
lmo 10 lnnge'e iid git ouiiiibrt,
miro er olld) nidt III Oic o3ebrn.
Sadie" gcItedt iperben. Gr bari lid
icoen Sag mebrere Stunben in Der
rcid)e 9ilhcridIGbe entbolteuoeu 9i-
bIiotbet n~llfbolteN I'M &oie ipaSieren
geben lno ii6 nit icinen Witqeian.
gclten u~nterbaltcn. Bel Den Wobl-
5eiten mus er iih ieboh, melln ibm
nift nadtr1glif nod cine gan5 be-
Observation-Disclosures bclpiaigt miro,
NIT Sen iibrigcu Strdflingcn an cine
Ser laugcn 5oicln i'm Speiieioale
leben llno @eiGnanibfolt p~cr5ebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Strcit rnoct nit Wuro.

bpiIle, N.-G. Is. ,Mdr5. =
Nof einem Streit iiber cine &c
ihGftstronsattion erl6oB SEQ 5iibcr.
EN- befonnter 8eibGftsmann BON
Srpon, Gobcrt gliton, einen angeiebe-
men 9iirger BON Siio.Garolina, in Der
Sadie bon oeiien Sommerluobnung in
Srpon. Siiber lit entfloben. linb elm
Shcriifsouigebot lit 81 ieiner Ser
folgrng ou%fgebroden. Wan glaubt.
BOB lid Der Morber ms @ebirge &C.
fiiidtet hat. Ser Streit entltano all-
geblid oaourd). oaB Mliton an 81
Tiers Wabrbeitsliebe 5meifelte.
v6Hc iir,S Nasianb beiprst g.. Aainr, Hr.
413 Ct.SaItfmurcsetr. nabe Cation 3enicsApe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Ordinate iidl int Stall.

Greitline, g., 10. Mdr5.-Sobn
Strn,tf, elmer Der angeicbeniten uno
leihlten bieiigen 9iireer, muroe bclte
in Der Stallling binter ieinem @obr.
boiIc crbdngt aufgefunoen. @as oen
erit 30 Sabre alten Monn 81 ieincr
troiirigen Sbat getrieben bat, lit bis
jett niht aufgefldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
SdJicSsgcridts Tertras init Tranf.
reid.

Woibingtor,9 &. g., Is. IGrs.
Ser Frolioent erlieB cine Hroflama.
ton, onrf neIfe Die 9eoineungen
res tiir5liA 5ipiitcn 6rnnfrei6 uno
Den Ser. Staaten pereinbartea
z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. befannt &c.
geben ipcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
Sdiffabrts- SntereHen in 8ciabr.

@anilp, 10. @dr5. Gic
gIiemblp bat ibre 3cleaaten in @oib-
ington inltruirt, Den gonereB 5u er.
liiben, bos Srpe Sdifffobrtsgelet
oaiternb 81 inspcnoiren. Dies iei 10.
tort notbmenoig, um elmer 8ernid).
trng Der Shiiffobrts -Sntereiien alli
Der Sniel pnr5ubeuaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16

Sn sfron. Ohio, bot iit Der
Hcftsanmalt George 6. Sober, Sobn
ocs friiberen @eneralanpaIts oes
Staatcs, General s. q. Sober, CT.
idoiien, ateeblif infoIge bon Ser.
bel ~uerfeblten aapitalanlagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16
9ic Nemcfs.
Snrd)gcbrnnutcr Eaitur nnb ieinc
Gunfnbinc in bittcrcr Moth.
6loretta g89olep i6reibt an oie@roB.

.SlOretta @bolcp i6reibt an oie@roB-
MAMA un0 eriudt mn SiiIfe. -
Gicic ober bat feline Suit, Ocn
D&cucrcno" 5crc anooe gu er-
n1bren. GaS flii6tige Eaor
bat ser @elt Srot 9eboten uno
erntet icbt ieincr Siinoe 2obn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-16

ToriS. 10. Mars. - Gcmieniqcn
SbeiIe oeS fronsoiiihen TolfeS, mel.
DIES biSber Die Sobrt Der omerifnni.
ihcn Shlohtitiii 6lottc iiir einell
Serbliiiiungspcriuh belt, iinO mn,
Die aueen eeoiinet moroen. Man
bate iih id)on IN Die lleber5clgltna
eingclebt. Die Sobrt nm Siio. Amerifa
iperbe Die llntouglid)feit Der Sdific
eripeilen, Die nod,ber gut genll9 fit
alteS Glen icin miirben. Sogor in
Observation-Disclosures bottc mon
9eglaubt, olli Der langen Sobrt mir.
Den iif OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on ocn
Shiifeu berousitellen. minoeitenS
ober miirben Die Woid)inen perioQcn.
So bot Die Nndrid,t BON Der gn,
,funit Der 5lotte in DER Moqoalcno-
9ai Dor Der planmdBigeu Belt, fertig
81 SdieBiibun9en ltnb iogor in bel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
STOCK MARKET |S
 HELD 0N HIGH BASIS
Fluctuations Are Many But
 Bulls Control Prices
SELLING EASILY STOPPED
Disposition to Take Profits Causes No Material Decline and Prices Are Held Firm During Latter
 Part of Session.

New York May 25.-Measures were taken in the stock market today to arrest the violent decline into which the price movement had run on Saturday After these had been made effective the proceed ings bcame dull and uninterestng and almost barren of event. The attractive profits on the bear side, which had &C., erued as a result of the weekend break and it's extension this morning. proved an incentive to short covering and a consider able demand for that account contributed to check the fall and support prices The first hours business was active under the mixed influence of additional liqulda tion precipitated by the previous decline, heavy supporting orders and the large de- mand from the short interest.
 After the first convulsive rebound from the opening weakness dealings showed a marked shrinkage in volume. Disposition was lacking, apparently, to follow the advance with buying orders. When prices Wavered from time to time and selling orders seemed to be growing, support was again asserted and the movement soon was brought to a standstill The days news had little direct bearing on the mar ket action, but a tendency of views. of the news to take color from the mar ket's action was perceptible. Thus the ap parently stationary condition of railroad traffic was not viewed so hopefully as probable prelude to improvement as was done last week, while prices of stock were rising, but was received with evidence of renewed discoura cement. This was dis cernible in the tone of the weekly state ments from traffic officials.
 London was free seller of stocks here in the first half of the day and this was pointed to a reflection of the unfavor able view taken by foreign investors in American securities of the new activity of the government against railroad corpor- Btions, signalized in the New Haven suit Less was heard of that subject in the local discussion especially after prices of stocks had steadied.
 The special strength shown by Deia- ware and Hudson was founded on a report that the company was to take over New Haven's holdings of bonds and main stock, which are objected to in the government suit. Reports of flood damages in the southwestern states caused some misgiv- fngs and the grain markets were not free from signs of anxiety on the same score. The outward movement sof gold continued, although with some symptoms Of the demand approaching satisfaction. The Imperial bank of Germany's strong weekly returns seemed to herald a reduc- ton in it's discount rate. The subtreasury
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
COTTON SHOOTS
 UP LIKE \ FLASH BuIIiSh Situation Is Strong In Europe and America DEMAND OF MILLS HEAVY Sharp Advance Occurs at the Opening and Bad Weather Reports Coupled With Good Demand Sends
 Prices Higher.
DEMAND OF MILLS HEAVY

New York, May 25-There was a sharp advance in the cotton market today with near months making new high records for the bull movement. The close was off from the best and barely steady on near months, which, however. showed net gains of from 35 to 45 points, while late posi- tions were steady and IA to 2 points net higher. Sales for the day were estimated at 45O,O0O bales.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of to F points and during the early session sold about F to 20 points net higher in response to higher cables, eX- cessive rains in the western belt and bull fish reports from southern spot markets. Large Wall street interests were heavy sellers on the advance, causing moderate reactions, but later the market firmed up again, and late in the session July sold at lJ.4lc, August at 03oc and October at i0.62c or N to 57 points net higher, the advance of 57 points on August being the result of a little demand for an inactive position.
 July at 10. 4 was 47 points net higher and 20 points above the low record of last month. In the last few minutes there was heavy realizing and the near posi- lions closed several points off from the top. Reports that important Fall River mills were resuming and put on full time were factors in the afternoon advance, when it also seemed that some of the Wall street interests who had sold early were trying to buy back their cotton.
 Southern spot markets officially report ed were unchanged to ssc higher.
 Receipts at the ports today 9793 bales, against 62S3 last week and 9654 last year. For the week 40,000, against 53229 last week and 55,229 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 36l5 bales, against 1790 last year, and at Hous- ton POPS, against 2423 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter.

New York, May 5.-tSpecial)- Liverpool the situation of the supply has become so serious that many are expressing doubt as to how that mar ket will get through until the new crop comes to market. Now, we have continued heavy rains over Texas and Oklahoma, which will still further de- lay the crop and make it late, when an early high grade is required
 In Fall River one of the largest mills will resume work today on full time.
 Our market has been firm all day absorbing the realizing sales made by outside operators who bought before the bad weather set in Usually, at this season of the year the European spinners have secured at least half a million bales for next seasan's deliv- cry. This season they have not bought { their usual supply.
 Liverpool was expected to react to- morrow before the bad weather became known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, May 25.-Cotton spot were firm at an advance of + of a eept on all grades. Middling 111sc Sales were 1850 bales on the spot and 300 to arrive, Futures opened 8 to 16 points up as a result of the heavy rains and floods in Texas and other sections of the south west. While the heavy rains and floods formed the principal factor in the advance the strength of the Liverpool market also served to improve prices here. At first there was disposition on the part of the many room traders to scout the reports of the heavy damages by rains, but when the official weather reports were posted all doubts as to the authenticities of the reports were removed and still d further advance ensued. Shorts became very active buyers as further reports of damage were received and the July option finally reached a level of GA points above the close Saturday There was slight recession in values during the late ses- sion as result of profit taking, but the market held up well to the end and at the close. which was very steady, the active months were 23 to 63 points above the close yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
London Wool.

London, May 25.-The offerings at tn e wool auction sales today numbered 12,- 99S bales. Buyers from all sections competed keenly and the highest prices of the series were realized.
 Following are the sales:
 New South Wales, 2300 bales; secured 1s@ Is Sd; greasy 6d@1s hd. Queens land, 1900 bales soured, Is 5d@1s 7h d; greasy, solid Victoria, 1900 bales secured, Is 1ad@1s 5hd; greasy, 6& q @1s 1Hd. South Australia, 300 bales greasy, 10hQ11hd. West Australia. 400 bales; greasy, 5% O lid. Tasmania, 400 bales; greasy, S@111ad. New zea- land, $500 bales; secured, Is 2d@1s Sd; greasy, %Q10kd. Cape of Good Hope and Natals, 100 bales; secured, 11d@ Is Sd; greasy, 5A@5%d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, May 25.-cotton spot good business done, prices T points higher. American mddling fair, 7.29d good mid ding 693d; middling, 6.65d; low middlinS. 6.27d: good ordinary, 5.69d; ordinary, 5.3ld.
 The sales of the day were 12000 bales of which 1000 were for speculation and export and included Il 400 American. Re- ceipts 5000 bales, including 4500 American Futures opened firm and closed barely steady. American middling g. O. c. May 6.02d; May-June. 5.59d; June-Juy, 5SS1ad; July-August 5.S3d; August-September, 5.59d; September October, 533d; October November. 51S1sd: November-December, 5.11hd: December-January, 5.o7d January February. February March, Mareh-April 5.04d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
Business Confidential

pound; almonds, 1Sc per pound; mixed nuts; 14c per pound; Italian chestnuts. sc. Raisins-Two crown layers, 32.00; three crown layers. s2.40
 Dates-Per case. 30 pound case. 0. Figs-Layers. crown, 3i.lo; crown S .H per box; case. 36 pound bexes. 2 .SV. Peanuts-Fancy. per pounG. 6lac; choice b1kQ61ac.
 Sweet Potatoes-Florida, s1.15. Apples Fancy. s5q5.50: choice. %5o9A Limes-Imported, per 100, q. Oranges-Florida, Hart's Tardif, $3.0. Bananas-Per bunch. s1.256l.7 .7o- Malaga Grapes-Per keg ,S5.ssss6.0o. Spanish Onions-Per crate. N-5o. Celery-Florida, per crate. B. Cranberrles-Per box. s.
 Gragefruit-Bnx, $3. .50.
 Turkeys-Dressed. l6c to lSc. Onion Sets-Y ellow. per bushel, 2.5O. Onion Sets-Wh White. per bushel, S2.7s- Onion sets, red. 8.
 Seed potatoes. Tennessee Triumph. per Cauleflower-Per crate, s3.00.
 String Beans-Hamper, N 50. Tomatoes-Per crate. $2.25q2.M Suuash-Per crate. S2 50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26

statement showed a gain by that lnst- tuition on Saturdays operations Of sli,- 197 900, representing the progress Of the return by the banks of government de- nosits in response to the treasury call While this completes the present oefhaho of the treasury department it is consld- ered certa<n that further withdrawals will take place at an early day.
 Time money rates were reported some what firmer, although not quotably higher Lenders were said to be holding off for bet ter rates Prices made fresh advance in the final hour in the confidence engen- dered by the success in protecting the market against depression and the closing was strong
 Bonds were irregular Iotal saies' par value, $S,276,0OO.
 Tinted States bonds were unchanged on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
Bonds
Money on Gall.

New York, May 25.-Money on call easy 11b@1& per cent; ruling rate 1% per cent; closing bid 11a per cent; offered at IA per cent. Time loans somewhat firmer; 6O days, 21a per cent; 90 days, PA per eent' six months, 31a@3A per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, 312q4 per cent i, sterling exchange easier, with actual business in bankers bills at s4s7.lo for demand and at $4s5.25 for 6o-day pllis' commercial bills, $4845s per cent Bar silver, 53A Mexican dollars, 41c. GoVerh- ment bonds steady. Railroad oonos IT. regular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
Dry Goods.

New York, May 25.-The cotton. goods market opened frmer and more active in brown and bleached sheet ings, convertibles and fine cottons. Fruit of the Loom has been advanced to SA and placed at value. and Lons- dales to the net. Dress goods are in somewhat better call with fair trade passing for goods that are in fashiona ble colors Staples are quiet Cotton yarns show better asking prices. Raw silk is firmer. The jobbers are doing a fair trade.