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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
Northern District.
Nfiddle District.

Blount. Oneonta: Light showers occurred as s a a whole was t cool and partly cloudy. The highest temperature was s5 degrees. and the lowest 5s degrees.-AQuilla J. Ketch- um.
 Calhoun, Anniston: The mean tempera- tufe. 76 degrees, very nearly normal: the highest temperature was sT degrees. prevailed though light showers occurred on the 24th and 2bth.--weather Bureau.
 Cherokee Mackey Light showers oscSs of the week was fair and cool-B F. Mackey.
 the week was showery; the latter part was cool and cioudy.-Jas. M Tyler.
 Colbert, Riverton: The days were moder- ately warm, but the nights were rather cool. The lowest temperature was 57 de- grees. Light showers occurred during the first few days; the remainder of the week
 Cullman. Cullman: Clear weather prevail ed though light showers were received during the early part of the week. The lowest temperature was 6s degrees.-Eugene
 Jackson, scottsboro: Good rains occurred during the early part of the week; the lat ter part was fair and rather cool. The lowest temperature was 61 degrees: About 50 per cent. of the average sunshine was
 Jefferson, Birmingham: The mean tenn perature, 76 degrees, was one degree be- was 90 degrees. and the lowest s2 degrees. Dry weather prevailed. though light show CTS occurred during the early part or the week About 59 per cent. of the average sunshine was received.-WeatheF Bureau.
 Madison, Madison: The week was some what cooler than usual at this season. The lowest temperature was 61 degrees. The sunshine was ample.-Albert Kiish.
 Morgan, Decatur: The mean temperature was "A degrees; the highest was ss. and the lowest 50 degrees. Dry weather prevail ed and the sunshine was abundant-E. A.
 St. Clair, Ashviiie: The temperature av- eraged about normal though the nights were rather cool for the~-seasens Light showers occurred during the early part of the week, but the latter part was fair. About 80 per cent. of the average sun shine was received.-Geo. R. Gather.
 Winston. Melville: Fair weather prevail ed. The temperatures particularly at night were somewhat lower than usual at this season. Plenty of sunshine was received. - IT T. Winston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
to such an extent by the demand for OK tails that a price was put on them.
Spring in Houne.

A spring bubbles up through the cement floor in the basement of the ladder company. The contractor fo who ho put up the building could not con- trol the spring. He did the next best thing and built a basin for it in tha basement of the building with an over flow pipe leading to the sewer. Now the members of the truck company have good surfing water for drinking they can get in 1t in the old country way of lying nat on their stomachs s blinR water
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept I-While the govern ment's condition report of 76.1 was a s,. snsss pndsr eIDeesasions t caused only S,os prices weakened under bear pressure and liquidation and new low records Tor the movement were made in the late trading: The close was steady at a net decline of 1I@14 points Sales were estimated at
 The market opened steady at an advance of 3@4 points owing to better cables than expected and covering for over the monthly condition and weekly weather reports hut soon eased off under local bear pressure sued showed net loss of s@l4 polnts on the active months. A rally of several points followed the condition figures and the weekly weather report refiecting dam broke again under renewed pressure and with bearish interests quite aggressive. sold Into new low ground for the bear move 1nent with October touching $40 and the active months generally showing a net loss Of 14H16 points. The close was only two or three points up from the lowest as q
 Todays weather reports were generally favorable and there was talk of freer spot offerings which the markets officially re- ported unchanged to 5-l6c lower Tne tion 7s.1. against 72.7 last year was gena- rally compared by local traders with the showing ih 1906, when a condition of IT.a with the present area of 32,0s1. 900 acres. produced a crop of about 13,50O.OOO bales.
 The New York Cotton Exchange figures the eommstciai G efog sa or ha,ss sss season snoea
 Receipts at the ports today lI.sI6 bales. against 1T.99s last week and b.7s9 last year. For the week (estimateo) 1v0. ooo bales. against 7i.496 last week and 4S.12x
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 70 bales. axainst 259 last year and at Houston 13.+2z bales. against 11,904 last year.
 Etsr4ss closed Etea0Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept 1.-Cotton, spots were quiet with prices unchanged. Middling 9Ac: Sales were 200 bales on the spot and AIS to arrive.
 to one below the close of yesterday, which was about as due on the cables. Although fhe report put out by the government on the condition of the cotton crop had n" marked Nor lasting influence on the mar Eet The report had the effect of slight lv stimulating the market and bringing about an advance of from five to six points huf the effect was temporary and soon wore off There considerable selling after the putting out of the report and thjS had a depressing influence on the market Tack of supporting orders continued to cause the market to decline during the late session and at the close which was uuiet and steady the active months were ii to 1a points below the close yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
Middle District .

 Bibb. Brierfield: Light showers occurred' during the early part of the week; the latter part was fair, About . AZ -avsd per cent Chambers, Boyd's Tank: good rain was TeesIveS weeE %as Un fair @ and rather cool for the season. About 45 per cent or the average sunshine was received--M R. Boyd
 dry one. The sunshine was ample. SThe days were warm. but the nights were cool for the seasSn;1E s5an A, wsr Sarr. and .bowsrv weather prevailed during the early part of the week: the latter part was cloudy ana Fillmore, Wetumpka: Fair weather prevsils ed, though & rain of 0.40 inch occurred on the 18th: The sunshine was ample; some of the nights were rather cool Tor the sea Greene, Boiigee: Fair weather prevailed. and the sunshine was asSnSss smSas and hs ths oW est 60 degrees.-Guy F. Brugh.
 Hale. Greensboro: The mean temperature was 77 degrees; the highest was Ss degrees, and the lowest 65 degrees.A shower occur red on the 24th: otherwise. the week was dry one,m,W. E " 1eroy, 1r.t,r. was 7s degrees; the highest was sS degrees. and the lowest 60 degrees. Rain occurred on the e, first two days the ReSd eSI IT. 0'H
 Iowndes, Calhoun: The nights were rath- CT cool for the season. ana the gays were localities. but very little fell here.--A' M Troyer. temperature, 75 degrees, was four degrees below the normal: the highest temperature was ss degrees and the lowest e2 degrees. Rain fell on one day, the rainfall being bright sunshine.--Weather Bureau.
 Pickens. carrollton: Fair weather prevail. ed. The nights were rather cool TOT the season.-W. L. Stuckey.
 Russell, Scale: Several light showers oc- cured during the early part of the week the latter part was cool and cloudy.-John E. Bush.
 du1.nl .ne early part of the week; the lat ter part was fair. The days were pleas ant, and the nights were rather cool for the season.--R B. Posey.
 sumter Ramsey: Fair weather prevailed The first few days were warm. bu tthe last four nights were cool.-T. L; Jenkins
 Talladega Lincoln; Several good showers were received. The first part of the week was warm. but the last part was rather cool-R. W. Tuck.
 TalIapoosa, Dadeville: The first part of the week was warm and showery; the lat ter part was dry, and the nights were rather cool.-W. B. Fulton, D. D. s. M D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
A a12n.O0n. .nnn CnnnI.

Realizing the value of waterways, and desireing to have better transpor- tatino facilities to Germany and Switn@ erland Italian Capitalists are financing $120. .000,0 900 canal from Genoa, Italy, to Basel Switzerland. The canal is to be one of the most wonderful enger- neering feats ever attempted. It will rcass the Alps, not through the syste- matic use of sluices and licks arranged after the manner of a flight of steps The canal will be 370 miles in length.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

St. Louis. Sept 1.-(special) )-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- iowR
 Wheat: Sept. s5K; range sbA to 95% Dec. s6A: range s5h to ssh bid. May s9 $ bid; range 99 & to 99%.
 Corn: Sept 76k bid; range 76. Dec 6s; range e2h 9% to S3. May 6sb range 62N oats: Sept 4s% bid; Dec. 4s%@nA; range As% @MA to 4sh. May 51h bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
THE METAL MARKETS

New York Sept 1.-There was quite sharp decline in the London tin market today. spot closing at 1s1 pounds and fu- lures at 131 pounds 15s- Locally weak and lower at $2S. .50@75.
 Copper declined los in London to 60 pounds 12s 6d for spot and 6l pounds Is for futures The local market was quiet with lake quoted at SIS .621s @75; electro lytic SIS. .50Q62h; casting at SIS 25 @37h.
 Lead was higher in London, closing at IS pounds Ss Sd. Locally quiet and un- changed at $4.57h Q62h.
 Spelter advanced to i9 pounds Is Sd in London. Locally the market was steady at $4.7oQ75.
 Iron was lower in the English market with standard foundry quoted at 51s and Cleveland warrants at 52s No change was reported locally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
HeIpa in Gooa VVorl-.

Church work in Uganda hes been greatly aided of late years by the prime minister, Apollo Kagwa, at Bible class which is often attended by as many as thirty of the highest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
az. snnsh,ns was receired.-c. s. Tut

Washington, Fairford: Fair weather pre- vailed throughout this section. Rain is Scw9rzauer. F. P CHAFFEE.
 Section Director, Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
CHICAGO LIyE srOCK.
LONDON RTOCKA.

London. Sept. 1.-Ameriean securities opened steady today. Prices during the early trading were to 15 lower than yester- days New York closing.
 Reading was firm and sold half above parity.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
BIG SALES WERE
 MADE IN LOCAL MARKET
One Let of 800 Bales Changed Hands.

Extensive sales of cotton were recorded in Montgomery yesterday. One lot of five hundred bales changed hands, and trad ing assumed proportions which removed the market far above the nominal line which has existed throughout the opening days of the session. Local quotations were: Strict middiing sHc. middling. S&c
 Little excitem<nt was effected by the government report issued yesterday. The and 72.7 for the corresponding month of last year were about as expected. Sales arc Increasing daily in the local market and farmers are paying attention to the gath erfnE of the crop. The deterioration which 1t is claimed the cotton crop has undergone is usual during this season of the year.
 Futures displayed no acrobatio proclivi- ties and manipulators appear to be acting copservatively- The New York market closed October s.44; December s.s7; Jan- mnKy H.2o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

Wilmington, Sept. 1.-Spirits turpentine steady 34Ac: receipts 1s casks. \Rosin nothing doing; receipts 50. Tar firm s1. 40: receipts S6.
 Crude turpentine firm sl. 50 $2. co and y275. receipts Il.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
.rrw oRLrANs SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept. I.-spot cotton quIot' Sales SIS; receipts TO-; stock 24,6lO. Low ordinary nom .-'. 4&o Ordinary. nom ss'.'' so Gopd ordinary .''' '' mr Low uiddling. .... ''.. SMc Middltng '.s''' '.'' Good middlfnK s"'s 's'- s-!se Middling fair ..-. ....iO i-lee Fair, nom '..' .''' '''''-iO +A-Ase
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
sELsfA COTTON MARKTT,

Belma. Sept. 1.--(special )--Tho prices Of spots quoted in the local cotton market ts- day were as follows:
 Good middling .... ...s see. s... S-1se strict middling ..,. 1-lsa MiautlnE ..-. .s.sf sss. sss. 10-lo Strict low middling.... .... s... 12-1ee Low middllnE... .... .s...s 1l-l6o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
NEW YORK COTTON OIL.

New York, Sept l-Cotton seed oil stehdy; prime crude 2sh @27hc; prime yellow 37c.
 Sugar raw dull: fair refining $s 40; cen trifugai s6-test s3. go: molasses sugar SS. I0t refined ouiet.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Sept. 1.-Cotton seed oil; prime atc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 1S@ 22hc: daIries 179 FOG.
 Eggs steady; at mark cases included 140 17c firsts 19c: prime firsts 20c'
 Cheese-Steady 11M @13c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES. New Orleans, Sept. 1.-Receipts 65 bar rels rosin: turpentine nothing doing. Exports for New York III barrels rosin; 150 barrels turpentine.
 Charleston. Sept l.-Turpentine steady Rosin steady: ABc $40; s2.45; E $2 50: Ss. TO; G S2.so; H 8. IS; 8. 60; K s4. 20; M $40; N S5.l5; VIC S5. s0; wv S6. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
Temperature Rain STATIONS. lMeanIH Highl Low fall
 inches.

T-Indicates amount too small to measure Extracts From Reports of Correspondents.
 kCounty-Piace.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Sept. 1.-CIosing cotton spot in increased demand: prices two points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02

1 Sales lHigh.l Low Iclose
 Bid
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CLOSING STOCK LIST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-15

A LOS -ABOGADOS
eora de la Ley de Evdencia sgn ha estabecdo los
stados Und0s de practca la prueba de testi
gos por WILLIAM REYNOLDS Iraducida permiso
del autor por los abogados don r. Ulpiano Colon don
lose Tous Soto de las Librerias del BoLETIN
MERcANrL Oimpo Otero, Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-15
DESEA COL0CARSE

Un joven de bastantes amos
de practlca ConerclaI. bien para
vlajante 0 cualquier cargo in
terror de IN almacen. con algu-
nos cOnocimientos lie teneduria
de libros Y corresponsal DO
nina especiamente el ramo de
cafe en- todas sus fases, tanto en-
compra ventas como en- sill Ella
boraci0n. Referencias sin IL
mites.
Dir1girse @. F., aparta 10. le
correos mum 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-15
CroniCas liriCas
Los diamantes fantasticOs

europeas aureolado de un renombre cier-
tamente sujestivo, despues de haber bur
iado con Ia fantasia de sus diamantes la
codlcla bancaria de haber aumentado
unos cuantos palmos las narices de la JUS
tlcia Es un caballero andante de la es-
tafa, condecorado profusamente como un
charlatan de feria, que vacfa ante los
oJos avispados de la usura su cornucopia
de diamantes, & la manera de un fakir
escamoteador de estrellas. No hay duda
de que su intenci0n es repulsiva, pero su
gesto es bello.
Ha posefdo el don de los buenos brujos
medioevales; su figura de estafador Sc
halla reivndicada cien ntff1camente por to-
do un iaboratOrio Ell que se acOplan rotor
tas Y almireces
Cuando Ia justicia alarg6 hacia 81
la mano, escabull6sele. dejando apenas la
tunca de falsedad en- que SO envolvfa en-
tre el olor azufrado de un polyorazo me
istofelico. Esta fuga de- escotill6n le pres
uga ann mas como alma que pact0 con 81
dtablo. Ia ycrdad que la hoguera
inquisttorial en- que vivo hubiera de que
marsele debiera estar alimentada con bi,
lletos de banco
Pens0 a. acknowledgements. que en los ira
jines de In codicia humana sentarfa bien
la gaya ciencia dc un Panacelso Il In mo
derna: Y de aqut sac6 en- limpio su pro-
cedimiento filos0hco. para estafar bonita
mente los ambiciosos. que siempre son
iucautos. obrando con Ia parsimonia doc
t0ral del que ha encontrado una formula
para cristalizar en- diamantes las lagrimas
que hizo llorar la usura Despu6s de todo
no ha hecho sino ejcrcer a su manera una
justca dantescH. cOndeuando nj martirio
Dc ~u- aristocrdtica tenazus lascarnca pro
yocativas dc Shylock
La Quimica moderna naci6 en- los criso
les de- Raimundo Lulio Daniel Zacarfas.
Braulio Valentino. Isaac d. Holauda de
mas dtvinos locos que. con perseguir en-
su- ajUcinacionc4 la piedra 6io.nfal. abrle-
ron horizontes desconocdos On e estudio
dc los fenomenos organicos pcro este gran
Lemoine que ha eacrlto SD nomhre On las
tabljllas euccradas 10 Ia fragl nmortalidad
ha hecho Dc la qufmica una poderoaa rival
do las trangacCiouas Iudaioas. tuventando
una fdrmulaiietint que abr"via gene
ralza, an -imholp al@ybrdlc0. ri tauto pOr
eeutn dc la4utlidAir7 arltm6tttn~
In buen dta comparece como a la ma
Ela d. uu coujuro ante Il bur0 dc una so-
ciedad an ya proxtma lIquldaci6n un me
tstdfeles de po8ittea cjeucta que SAGA de
balo d~ sn capa DO misterio. una bol8a re-
pletH de diamuute- fdciimrute ctuborado4
La codjcia sourla Sc uecestta haCer un
aafuerzo. ar hace. 8e necealta entreEar
un capital se entregA Los ojo8 de los
iDcautos 8e Abren de8mc8uradamcute, no
como para mirtr btru. ~jno como para mi
rar mas. El dedo seductor senala los ho-
rzont"a De oro que se abren eu Ia pro
mesa de una America Dc retorta. pero. en
esta yez Ia ayenlurA no se CORE al precio
Ge uuas cuautAa Joyaa 80 Ia Relua. 5ino
one s~s. fftst4 uNY nave. rau btEl.f44~ IA. han
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-05

"Step by step farming Is becom-
ing sure and scientific profession.
The risks and uncertainties that
formerly tossed the farmer back and
forth between hope and despair are
being mastered. The weather bu-
reaa, which sent a half million
warnings last year to the farmers,
has already become so skilful that
six seventies of i's predictions come
true. In Kansas whsatgrowing has
become SO sure that there has been
no failure for thirteen years. And
In the vast southwest the trick of ir-
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-05
MODERN FARMER

There is an article in the "Review
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Ca.son about "The New American
Farmer" (which contains some start
ling facts and figures and makes one
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eff the American farmer went out
Of business this year he could clean
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And he would have to sell his farm
on credit; for there Is not enough
money in the whole world to pay
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TAX of the money-man trusts!
They might have reason to be mad
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member that the Amsrican farmers
earns enough in seventeen days to
buy out Standard Oil, and enough
In fifty days to wipe Carnegie and
the steel trust..off the industrial map,
the story of the trusts seems like
"the short and simple annals of the
poor"
lone American harvest would
buy the kingdom of Belgium, kl g
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