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The Washington times., 1908-07-24

The Phoenix Club has invitations out
for its third affair this summer. II VIII
be a launch party August .
Mrs. Charles ATetzEar and her chill
oren have returned 10 their home on
eighteenth street, after a visit 70 rela-
tives in York. Pa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleano, Nov. 1e.~-Sp0t cotton steady. Quotations revised. Good middling advanced lice and other grades unchang- ed. Middling cents. Sales on the spot 2,50o bales; to arrive 2,e00.
 Futures opened steady ct an advance of 19b points on builish private cable mes sages from Manchester. Later the advance good spot demand. It was reuaored that both New England and Carolina miIls were good buyers Of actual cotton in this mar ket. The rise continued until the active months were 70 10 points above yesterdays closing Profit taking by longs set in at this point and combined with short selling by scaIpers, wiped out all the advance and carried prices down until they were S@S points below yesterdays ciosing. The close was steady with prices showing q net dc cline of e@s points. .-.- --.I
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
Nrw YORK COTTON.


 New York, Nov. IS.-After making new high records early today. the cotton market Aasad off closing barely steady at an ad- vance of one point on October. but general ly unchanged to three points lower. Sales for the day were estimated ct a7ssoee baies.
 The market opened steady at an advance of 2@5 points and before the end of the points with all the active months entering new high ground for the movement The advance was due to a buiiiAh interpretation of the differences between grades fixed by the New York revision committee at It's meeting yesterday and was also encouraged by better cables than due. large English spot sales and talk of firu1er spot holders. Realizing wAs very heavy ct the advance to s.32 for January and so for May. and while offerings were remarkably well ab- sorbed fresh buyin6 for iong account ard covering by nervous shorts, prices gradual ly worked off with the close at practically the lowest point of the day.
 Southern spot markets officially reported were unchanged to kc higher and tho iight estimate for tcn1orrowe receipts. particu- lariy at Houston. was factor fin the early advance One of the weii-known local houses was a heavy seller here during the afternoon and there were rnnors that ft would Issue q beerish estimate of the crop tomorrow. It is officially announced that the governments crop estimate will be fs- sued at 1 o'clock on December g.
 Receipts at the ports today 6s.ss7 bale@ awninnt s,e2e last week and 4S.S62 last year. For the week festimated) 4So.ooo bales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. S. refg. 2s, reg .... ..,. ..loS}s
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 do. coupon I'ss s'ss COG sOU 34 U. s. As, reg ssss ss'' ''' ssv A do. coupon .ss' s''' zig American Tobacco 4s '.s' ss.' te
 do. 6s ..rs '''' '''' Sn AtehisOn gen. 4s .... ...s .s.. lVN
 do. adjustment 4s .... '.'' '''' Sa P
 do. cv. Is ss.''. '''' i0S & 4
 do cN- bs ssss ss'' spp sp v Att. Coast Line 4s ..., zee zee '''' s6 Bait. & Ohio As '''' ''''ASV
 do. s3s '': ;.'' '''' zee SsH Central Of Georgia 5s ssss sss'A0SA A
 do. 1st. Inc ss.s.s ssss 70
 do "a Inc ..s. s@ss S'"''' ."
 do 3d Inc ,... .... .... ....'. s5 Ches. & Ohio 4hs s's' IDS f Chicago & Alton ahs .... .... ''.' 9Sh c. B. q Q. new 4s s''s s.'''''' sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Nov, is-The local wheat market was irregular today the December delivery being strong the greater part of the nsy and the May new high record for the season ct 1.04 1-2 Realizing sales caused a weak finish
 Corn and oats closed steady and Prndps features gsrs saSs Of tTaSs % the wheat pit was the strength of the De. cemher delivery and the heayiness Of May, the December option being Tn urgent demand by elevator inssresss sss,aas option was subjected to liberal real izing sales. As a result of this con ditlon of affairs the December May spread narrowed to 1-sc compared with Sc yesterday and the price of the December option advanced to a new high level on the crop. One reason for the weakness of the May delivery wa sthe relatively high price at which 1t is selling here compared with its price In European grain markets. The fact that European markets with one exception were weak WAS partly responsible for the heavy tone of dis tant futures in the local exchange.
 A continued free movement of wheat in this country and a poor demand for the cash grain added to the weak ness. Export sales were fifteen boat loads reported at Duluth. Late ln 
 its strength owing to porfit taking and the market closed rather weak, although December was still IA to .3-S cent final quotations on It's being at 1.07 5-S to 34 cent and on Deceua-
 Corn displayed considerable strength the greater part of the day. but weak ened slightly late in Che session as a result of the heavy tone of wheat. Sales of corn today by country eleva" tors were said to be lighter while those from first hand were said to be corn for shipment to the east were light. demand was said to be much brisker.
 1-2c higher. Despite favorable wealth CT fo rthe movement arrivals were only 3 trifle heavier thar, those of late. The market closed steady with prices a shade lower to Is to 1-4c higher with December at 63 3-s and May at 63 to 1-8c. Oats were firm early in the day because of moderate demand by cash houses but became easier late in the session in sympathy with wheat and corn. Cash oats at the sample tables were steady to 1-4e higher on a good demand. The mar Ret closed steady with prices 1-Sc lower to e shade higher. Final quo tations on December were at 49 Is and on May at 51 1-S.
 Provisions were inclined to be weak all day although prices at no time were much below yesterdays closing figures. Continued liberal receipts of live hogs at Western packing centers induced considerable miscellaneous selling. The market was supported at times by a local packer The close 12 1.2 cents lower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
SLOWLY CLIMBING
SPOT COTTON ALMOST AT NINE
 CENTS
shad0w of .Comlng Good Times Produces OpSlmtstIc Tone, the MaTkFh show Ing Some Activity in Thurs-
 dav's Trading,

Up. up. up--then down. was the course of the spot cotton market Thursday But stroy the good effects of the 1 rise. end and as a result. the market closed n few points aikner than the closing point of wednes-
 This gradual rise. a few points higher each day has marked the spot market of nns cent point . nos s Sf psfor. sf sss tn: cd for middIlns. though sNc was the ore pre- vailinE price on the Exchange.
 While giving fatmcrs s.ss for cotton. the factors cannot sell. except at a loss. or with out out being deprived of a profit, and hence possible to sell. of course. but as natural. the midlemen desire a profit. and hold un- at present but. If the boost to prices con- tinues throughout tho week. as 1t has done so far. s.ss and more will be paid before
 There were a few who released cotton during the short period at which tho mar ket hoy@red ct g ss Thursday. but the num-
 Receipts wers good Thursday. the farmers selling readily. Strange enoush the Mont the farmers. prices above the market. the discrepancy being occasionad by the rivalry of the street buyers. who. Eathnr than sec rival drummer secure more cotton, tops his
 oeneralIy. the market bears a spirit of So1ysSs Sons .oSa tmss Truly @ coming events have cast their shadow before. as regards the cotton market. and the inevitable bus. iness and trade revival. which all prophecy. has it's effect on the market in an optimistic tone. before 1t really shows up.
 SELMA COTTON MARKET.
 Selma, Nov. is.-(Speciai. )-Ths price of cotton was quoted in the local market to- day as follows:
 Good middiing .... .... .... s... ..9kc Strict mtddiinG ssss sssssss.bMc MidahnS s..,c. , ..aAi,n. '''' '''' '.'''.sH Low mfddling .... .,,...sAc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20

Texans steers .... .... e, 2.so Q s.so Cows and heifers .... .... 1.70 O 20
 Hogs, receipts 1l,50Oi market steady ta l0c lower.
 Pigs and lights zee. .. e. 4.25 Q 5.9s Packers ...ss-s. 2tOO -O o-S Butchers and best heavy 5.W @ 500 Natives ,... .... ,... .. 3.Oo Q 4.70 Lambs .... .. S,O0 @ N'ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
nRV GOODa.

New York, Nov. 1s.-Western orders for printed fabrics. ginghRms. domestic cot in this market Cotton goods are firm and buyers are working to place more mer- ohandise under order for the -frst three months of the year. Cotton yarns rule steady with a fair demand from general users. Narrow print cloths have advanced Raw silk has advanced in the Italian mar- kets, and Japanesa silks are firmer. In the lnens wear trade there has been advance of lines of woolsn goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati Nov. I9.--Flour quiet. Wheat firm $l.07@S .oS. Corn steady 64@6&lkn Oats firm 5i O 52c. Rye dull 7s07se. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady s1 ST. Butter steady.
 Eggs steady 22@23c. Poultry steady, unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
NAYAL sToREs.
Savannah

SaVannah. Nov l9.---Turpenthe nm 3sc; sales 757; receipts s51; shipments 112.
 Rosin firm sales 3ss0; receipts 3,ols: Sss0: D $aso@s5; p s2S7h@9O S2.S7h Qs5; c g .9o@s5; H SS.42A: $4 0s; K s4.sO; M $5 35; N $5.90; VIC SC. 3B: wv $6. 40.
 New Orleans. Nov. 1s.-Receipts 23S bar rels rosln; 114 barrels turpentine.
 Exports for Costa Rica 50 barrels rosin; barrels turpentine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL, Nav Orleans Nov. 19.-Cotton seed OH: prime refined in barrels per pound s'FS cents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
TRrAgTTRY ALLIANCES,

WashinEton. NOV l9.-Iodhys 8 sLateIlehI of the treasury balances shows: Available cash balance ..-. .S153 SOssb1l Gold coin and bullion .... sl. ,5lS Gold certificates 4bs1oSsfSO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
ET. Loud 0RATN.

ST. LOUIS GRAIN.
 St Louis, Nov. I9s--(Spectaf 1-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- wheat: Dec sl.es%B; range s1.o3h to sl.04HB. May sl.o7k9N bid: range si:o7N tS si:OsS 9A, July n.oo%A: Corn: Dee. 60% Q VA; range nothing. May SIX Sb; range sl% @kA to ssh '1ts Gate: . Dec ti bid; May sORN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
LTVKRP0oL COTTON.


 Liverpool Nov ts.--cotton. spot. good business done; prices unchanged.
 American middling fair ....5 5h Good middling s.ss ss.s s'ss5 R Middltng ''ss 'sss ss's 's'so " Low middHng s'ss's s'ss ''''S Sa Good ordinary ss'' ss.. s'4.s sp Ordinary .s." .S' g1 The sales of the day were l4,ooe bales or which 500 were for speculation ana export and included H. 800 American. Receipts 1s.ooo bales including 1lsOo Futures opened and closed steady; November .... 's'1 .'-. '-s.8 November December .... s,e'Is Decemhar-JanuAfy ss.s "s.sss.'t.4 January February sssSsstS4-n FehFuafy- March s''s s''s sssss sa ., NarchTApril .. .s.. .... ...s .t.Th April-May s.'' "''s ss s"''1'5SU May-Iune .sss ''s''s s'@'s 11SS n June-July s'SS's "''''' Jufy-August .''s .s'' '''' August September ss.s e''s ''''s ss septAnnber- October ''ss 's's ''S' October November zee s'ss ''S'Ss
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL; . New Orleans Nov 19--Cotton seed oi,; SNltuaA ta harrela oer pound D. tS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20

against 476.0oo last week and s5a.ss7 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans is.Sss bales against 10.97e last year, and ct Hous- ton 11,34e bales. against 7,e4S last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
MrW YnRK PRllnTfffan

NEW YORK PRODUOH. New York, Nov ls.--Cotton seed oil firm prime crude BOG: do. yellow 3sH Q 3ske. Sugar raw steady; fair refining tS.44: IS: refined steady.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
GEES PAID FOR EDUCATION.
Girl Made Specially Of Rearing
Queens, Which Sold for 81 Each.


Berkeley. Cal.-Skilled In the ways
Of the bee. Miss Flora Mcintyre. q
junior student of the University OF
Chicago. who Is earning her way
through college by rearing bees. IL
engaged In writing series OF maya.
zine articles on the bee. These
articles will be OF the greatest scien.
tific value. as the subject will be GOV.
cred completely. Miss Mcintyre has
contributed. q number OF articles for
magazines dealing with special phases
Of the subject.
Registered In the college Of letters
at the University OF California. Miss
Mcintyre. whose home is In Ventura.
came TO the university three years
ago. and during that time has made
the Industry Of rearing queen bees
during vacation periods provide funds
for her education here. The queens
were sold ut one dollar each. and Miss
Mcintyre. besides defraying her ex.
penses at the university. has been On.
abled to bank snug sum above ex.
penses.
The entomoiogists OF the university
are much interested In her work and
have frequently sought her advice on
matters concerned with the rearing
VI the bee for its commercial value.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
FIGHT DUEL WITH CANES.
Students Discard Deadly Weapons and
Adopt Innovation.

Lissa. Poscn. - Fifteen minutes
slnshins with cane was the limit II
endurance OF one OF the antagonists
In the newest form OF students duel.
which has Just occurred outside this
city. where Il has been decided among
the students Of tho technical high
school to dispense In the future with
the deadly weapons for tho decision OF
AFFAIRS Of honor.
The students met nj n chosen spot.
where seconds marked out a ring
The antagonists then stripped TO the
waist. each was handed n cane Of
equal length. and they then stepped
into tho ring. Al the word Of com.
mand Of tho director of the comba,
they began siashins fnriousiy until
finally. after a quarter Of an hour. one
of them ovcrstcpped the limits Of the
rims. lie was ,h-rrupon declared to
b. the loser. but to tho oniook-rs Il
was difIicuit TO decide which Of the op,
poncnis had suffered most. as their
ribs. arms and backs presented the ap.
pcasanec Of having been fiaycd.
In tho university circles. where
auois with swords have hitherto been
the oniy recognized custom for stu
acnis' du.ls. opinion Is greatly -x.r,
eiscd over tho attempted innovation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
rnr,. Court. Wed by Wire.

Cleveland, o.-Through the cross.
Ing of telephone wires Attorney Wal.
ter X. Thompkins. Princeton grad
uate. with Offices in the Williamson
building here. started a Irritation with
Miss r. +. Grace Wilson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Wilson.
Recently they were married by long.
distance telephone. Rev. Z. c. Wilson.
pastor of the Christian church al,
Shelby. performing the ceremony by
wire.
On their first conversation over the
wire MFR. Thompkins was impressed by
Miss Wilson's voice. She learned his
name. and subsequent conversations
resulted in their meeting. The wed.
Sns followed brief courtship.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
HAS MvsrAcse AT AGE OF EIGHT
Frsakish BOY Also Has eass Voice
Of Rare Quality.

London.-The record for prccoci,y
probably is held by son Of Joseph
Williams. a Msids.vaic painter. who.
though but eight years old. has a black
mus,sche and bass voice OF such
quality tina, a church organist in the
district. who discovered him. intends
to train him TO sing in public.
In appearance the boy is big for
his age. is very dark and has a rather
protruding forehead. lie IL extremely
bashful. and scarcely ever laughs. His
voice broke when he was seven. and
for time the parents. thinking that
his singular vocal production was due
TO a cold. took him to a hospital every
Saturday for nearly two years. during
which time he was seen by no fewer
than IL doctors and specialists. who
could come TO no other conclusion
than that the child was freak of ma.
ture. His mother will not allow his
mus,achc to be shaved. but cuts IL
with scissors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
ssk,Mos MARRIED ON TRIAL.
After Two Years Of Welded Life o.,
sorees Are Unknown.

Tacoma. wash.-Thc frs, -thnoios.
.st To visit and study the primitive
north Alaskan EskiHos. Victor s,-t
ansson. has returned to Nc~ West.
minister siih an Interesting aecouu, OF
t~o years travelling among them.
\ popularity not hitherto made pub.
lie In connection With Eskimas IL the
system Of trial marriages In vogue.
Conventional canons arc cn,irciy die.
regarded. the only pFciiminarics to
marriage being tho securing Of an
option on the heart and hand OF an
Eskimo belle by the suiior. II. after
a few weeks or months the couple and
they are not eonscaiai. tho sifi TO
turns 10 her father.
II is no, unusual for young Girl tn
be married i've or six times before
finally finding her affinity. After two
years eompanionship. tribal divorces
are unknown. In middle life married
couples become more strongly at.
ischcd 10 each other than a, any pre-.
sious stage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
A Hard Head.

Representative Mccall of Massachu.
scits. said to Representative Williams
of mississippi. while chatting recently:
John. Is Il true that one can never
inJurc Southern darky by striking
him ON tho head!''
Absolutely true responded WI.
llnms with an air Of great gravity.
AS mn instance In point will conyinc.
you. a Mississippi darky went to
sicsp In 4 barn with his feet against
tine side. In tn. night n mule kicked
him In the head and III. conclusion
brol. his ankle"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
I,,si.,on.s Steamer.

Martin ". tLt,i.ton. leading eoun.
sci In the ThaS cas-. has a ready way
with him" said a S1~ York lawyer.
"On- nishi at a dinner heard him
set back nj an opponent like this:
Gca'l-m-n.' he said. II you knew
Hank m we'll as do. you'd under.
stand that when his mouth opens his
brain ceases To work. lie reminds me
Of little steamer that used to run on
the Missouri, The steamer had srs.
-n.inch whistle. The effect Of this vas
that ~hcu the vhis;i. bl-w th,
steamer aiopp-ti.'"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
WHY THEY SLEEP IN CHURCH.
HypnetIsm. Not ore~sinsss. Declared
10 d the Cause.


''Churchsocrs don't sleep In church.
They undergo an hypnosic trance.
Tho soothing voices and mild music
and monotonous rccitaiivc Of . church
service put forth powerful hypnolic
Influences. and that ID Why tho pcws
rrscmbie a railroad truck In the
abundance Of their slccpcrs."
The speaker. q hypnosist. banged
the table schcmcniiy.
Don't laugh" hc said. ITS true.
Hypnotism. not drowsincss. is what
makes you sleep In church. Through
your auditory nerve sound waves arc
passed to your brain that arc n. Of.
fccsive a. though = professional hyp.
nosist had made them. Sound. you
know. is tho newest and best hyp'
motto.
AT firsi. In the church service. the
pcriodicity Of the wave alterations 10
short. There Ia = little speaking.
then more music. And just when you
arc getting property iuiicd tho CLERGY.
man. In q moduiatcd. agreeable. soo;h.
ing voice. speaks on and on and on
and you begin To nod. You arc. hyp'
no,icaiiy speaking. cuiranccd.
The average church service IL .
scientifically correct hypno,ie insira.
mcns. No ~oadcr. then. Il puts many
OF Us to sleep"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
No Usr Qesiainn.

Among the men Who served among
Roosevelt Rough Riders In Cuba VAS
. little Dutch Jrs. who. according to
the men In his ovn troop. vas the
Ncry Incarnation Of eoai. impudsn, bra.
yado In a fight" lie uas a consistent
fstalisi.
One day he observed comrade
dodEinE = spent bullet that had ~his.
tied uncunfortabiy close TO him.
Watts H. use To dodge dem pulie,s -
sang out the little Jew. "DcyIi hi,
you shsst as veil we're you are as yer.
you aint:"-EscFybody's Magazine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
Where Hs Learned His Trade.

Employer to applicant for work:
~You say you learned your trade as
an apprentice In one Of the largest con.
Germs In the country" .l.
Applicant-Yes. sir. and during my
without receiving cent for II!
Empioyer-Did you work steadily all
that time without pay?
Applicant-I did. sir. and l got
through oEly yesterday!
Employer-You must be very indus.
trious and ambitious. Where was II
you learned your trade?
Applicant-In Sing Sing prison.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
rrsosmis,ed Snake eise.

An extraordinary case OF snake pol.
sonine is reported from a country hos
pitai in Victoria n. 8. W. An old man
was brought In in comaiose state
and showing all the symptoms OF hav.
ing been bitten by vcnomous snake.
But on Investigation II was found he
had been bitten by dog. which died
almost Immediately after~ard from
snake bite. Medical treatment was
successful. and the man gradually re-
covered from the snake poison which
the reptile had Indirectly transmitted
to him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
Caught Up With the Cow.

What's the matter?" asked a pas.
sen4er on u little North Carolina rail.
road. more remarkable for discretion
than for speed. as the train came TO u
stnndstiil In the midst of green fields.
Cow on the track" replied train.
man laconicaliy.
whats the matter now?" asked the
passenger m hour later. M the train
stopped ouce more.
Caught up with the COW again. "
growicd tie brakeman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-27
million Dollar Grace.

Coei for three roa.ins crops annually
Dnr Iowa farmer on loo acre. sold 81.
wolm worth Of .-ed and had m tons oi
hay besides. IL is immense. Do Try n.
fua 1oc And ritis Soricr
send to the John A. Ssl,er Seed Co. Ia
trp@.e. Mis-, TO pay posssSe. etc, ana
they will mail yoa the only original .-eti
ea,alos publi.hed in America with sam.
ries of Rillicu Dollar Grass. Maearuni
Wheat, the .iy miller mixer. Sainfoin the
dry soil lusuristor. Victoria Rape. the Snr
q ton srrcn foyd prv'iucer. sher kins
harley yielding la bu. per acre. etc, etc,
etc. -,
And II you s~nd llc We will add . pack.
ssr of new farm srvd never before sen
hy you. John A.. salser Seed Co. Ia
Crosse. Wis. X. 4 W.