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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Grbicu oOcr edotcn.

Slt allgcnrctuen mcr0en Grbien
rieatals en- nbilIiles" @entiiie. penn
9eeaNt iu Der 3eit in Der Sic Dor
rotAe ubcrrcihliA iin0. lest 0ie Gin.
luatrfampalue Elm. un0 10 be1alten
lie ltet9 tiHeH beitlmWtcn @reis. lin
tie ~ ruerlduWru", fennt Die Burger.
ude aiIle ais bsloueers prattiid Sic
@tr5in0iuQ init Narntten oOcr Nlobr.
rllact Oerel mjloe SuBilteit it'd Ser
SuBiafcit oer Gr1ien angeuebm an,
idEtcH s,3h SparBeI un0 Ntor6lcln
ruec0eu ueuah 8i1elest. Ole 3QbI
Ger 3pbcrcitimgeH tit eberio aroB
luie 0e 3ohI Ser &eiluJeH, 0ennodl
hot man eiuiIe layl dlaratfernf1de
Observation-Disclosures. s. y. Sdgten
NIT @adhir1r. Stoten NIT ae5ade.
item SeEuItJen o0er N'liido0en.
Stoten init 8~uIbS1ppden o0er
NdI6Sntld Sdoten mt eierfldeu
nj. N. - GincN ttpt5e0jrutal nir
Gen @obIQeidmad 0cr Gr9ien tit rs.
o6b ne ufpltluAl tclU oeloetNt
lUecOen II fiirjer Sic Bert 1T. Sic
yuii6en Sem &iiHfat Gno 3a5erei.
Ten lie5t. oeito 5lrter HiN 0ie @rbia.
ltah gpc 5agen idou= cerlieren ie
beoGiteno an @eitmod Genn 0ann
bat hn Scr 3adense3alt in 5tarfe.
upz-I ptrDancelt. &2ir iiaSea Sam.
oaB o4e Gr5len we'p.g iaB. Soiar
oeito mealisT id1e3eH GuA Elm.
1euott io1cn ut5l.itH Biu lan3
friid a~epflafte sr,ien 1DccScu. 5inO
ie hHul @totcn 'tou alter ais
5mci 6S orci Sase is u16t iih Nas
tcia Cenen 0er ioicrt be,
uenalg. 0oS Crh'eroliy 1T uitt
FLAIR icaNcru trli5G ruie uit @la'l
utus~ni df @i0nduial 1T IS an
mat Sam IRA su uicrfen
man a.si, ia'syu 'ih urit 5cru $50.
Irtg Sic C,n ais urcr1cu er
WN'5u. aea@ c- AM unS iii.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

.aeIeut nuroen. 9te Game Ourfte
niht Sic gerinGtc 9teiguug 81
@Iotidercien belibeu, ioate in allen
9~ebenslagen, in Die tie Ginblide be-
Fam. mehr ais Oisfret ieiH, Elm bet
teres. froEIides @emiitb baben,
Jung uuo ooh hreits eriobren IN
ibren 8ili6ten iein ionic iid oieien
nit poaitdnOiger 6in9ebung mio-
men founen. Sine iolhe &inoe.-
pflegerin mar natiirli9 I'LL IN
England sufin0en. Sum fomen 5u
al Ser 9ortreiflitfeit nod sic per-
idieoenen 8fIihtea oeS neuen am-
tes. BON Dem Auaenblid an, als
ibr Shublng ihr anOertraut pur0e,
bari Tie i5m ME mebr NrIaiien, tDe-
ser bei 3ag nod bel Raht; lie 0arf
i'm unter feiner @~eoinguug an0e-
rem u%nDertraueu ais Sen BON Der
Mutter b2iou0erS be5eidneten Der
ionen. Sie befommt eesAalb ana
uie beitimmte Gyerien. n0H lueni8ec
iinO i6r 8eiufe Del i6ren 4ngeborI'
gen geItattet }uobl aber bari lie mad
~6eiouoerer grlaubniB Der 4onigiH
@iftoria lire 0futtcr ooer cine
SdGueier AT ltd aufs S6IoB. 70.
6ar fir lGngercH 4uientbalt. einld.
oen. g3ur Tie ielbit ion megen Der
auitedunasgei1hr ons 6aus Nsrer
gnaeh6riqeu ME betretcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
gls5cpfc sum aiidcn8ettel.

Seglerte Sago- On b p 2.
gfan foht ~ Altartleihte &noden-
briibe 112 StuRoe nit nngef6br 2
un5en edtem Saao duf gelinoem
6euer, rerrirbrt Die beige Suppe
OanH nit Elm bis 5lDei in Sabne per.
guiriten gfoottern fiigt etDas gerie-
bene MtusfntnuB mo ge6adten
SdnittIau6 oa5u un0 ierDirt ole
Suppe iofort.
8rabbensS Sauce. Wan
foht 5iuei Sdn0e boil quite, friide
arabben In Snl5Daier qor, ibaIt tie
ans, legt Oas Jleiih 6eiieite unO itoBt
Die Sdalen NIT etuos Butter I'M
Steinm0rier 81 9rei. Sierauf 0iin-
ltet man Elm Big 5auei 20ifel Iiebl in
2-3 lln3eu 5eraiiener Butter ourd,
gie5t Die 81 9rei 3eritantpiten Sda.
len uno / Bint @aiier ooer 9rii6e
Oa5u, lGBt aGes 10 glinuten gut
OurdJfohen. itreid)t Damn Die Sauce
onrd Elm Sieb, giebt Sul5. Bfeffers
Oas ara6benilelidJ uno einige Sro-
pfen 3itroneniaft oa5u, last mebr-
mals auftOden, idNnedt ab uno giebt
Die Sauce in cine eriparmte5 aueiere.
WfirpidIes. R agoutbon
6leii d e t c II. 81 oieiem 8erift
fam man 1ae 9lrten Settle, and &c.
miidlt, %pergDen0en: 9fin0-, 6anrnel.,
8iIO- ooer Sdppeinsreite. oie, in
nette @urfel geihnitten, norldufig
6ciieite gGtelH fperoen. auBer0em
ihne1Oet man aQerlnno Mirpidles,
Senf-. 8iefTerglten, Elm bis 5pei 20
moten in Miirfel uno miibt Dies nit
gpei 6bl0ffeln aapern. glun mad)t
man ron 2-3 2oifeln Me6I in 2
uu3en Butter cine ouufel6ruune Gin
brenne, oerfo6t lie nit 8rii1e oOes
9Saiiey fam nuh et1Dnige 8raien.
iaucenreltt 0aSuge6en, fitgt SaI5
Bieifer ionic Die 9lirpidles un0 Oas
anoere Oa5u, laBt aaes einige Wtinu.
ten foden. gie6t Ole Neiidnuiirfd
blnein. lGBt gut ourh8ie6en, ibmedt
ab unO rihtet oIf eriudrmter Shui-
iel an.
8ebudener @artoffeIs
i d marren. 3pei 8funO am Dor.
6ergebenOen Gage gefohte. OurA
uu0 our6 erfaltete &artoffeln miro
gerieben. nit etip1s 0sEh, 2-3 gi-
ern. einem 2Sffei NiebI, etipas serial.
iener Butter uu0 Sal3 permu9t un9
0ieie M2aiie in elmer init reihli6er
Butter uu@geitrihenen 8fnnne auf
beiOen Seiten 81 einen Shmorren
ge6aden, Sen man init Ser 8abeI
einreiBt un0 iebr beiB ieroirt.
&apaun (tpie 8ilogefliiqeD.
Sin ihoner 4apaun Miro gut gcpuet,
auslenommen. d69epiiht auf Ser
9ruit geipift uu0 fir 12-24 Stun.
ben in cine miFoe gii1bei3e uebit etli
den 3lUiebelideihen, @elUiir8 9or,
bcerblatt un0 Observation-Disclosures ae.
lclt. Garm trodiret man ibn ab. 5er.
inBt EN- fncppes Babes 9iun0 fetten
Sped IN Der @sotpfnnue. tlBt ibn
gol0geib mcr0en, Ieat sen Rapaun
bnein, id}iebt Die @fannc in Sen
Glen mo last Sen 9ratcn unter flei.
Di3cm 9elieBen ma 9tadliiiaen BON
etlp1% 0urb Elm Sieb gegoiener Del.
Sc mcth hraten. 8ur5 Dor Sem Gar.
Wer0cn fttIt man etpa5 0ide, Ianre
Sahuc 0a3u laBt 0cH 3apuan BEL
alltcr Gienbibe brdlmen. be1ieBt i'm
ileIbil nit Sahue un0 Derfodt Sic
2auce nit anuas in Sabine Derquirl-
tom 4lebl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Sic &flidltcu elmer ainocnuarteriu
am ipaniiheH 6ofc.

lie autmiithi9e. GlDar s%eriabreHe
aber |unlebiloete 8tnNrfrau ans
einilder. laa0.iher u~m8ebung. Die
oas %0eal o1er luugsR Mtiir.
Ter b~eiouoers fitr ibren gritgeboye
ileH. bi.oete. uaN Bic nitt ieiten eiH
5Slmi.ieH Grbitid mar, lit niht uteAi
be.Iebt iie muB beu,e In Dohlhabcu-
Sen uno hohen EamiiieR Der 9ebi.
0etel. .trainirteu~ aiRoerpfIegerti1.
oie eiac eisene ShUIe 0urdgemaAt
1at uno per noeiB ME Oft pgspruft
poroen 1T. peihcn. Die S0ui1ia
ron StaIieR pahlte Die G5ariE oes
uRouig,H Charlotte 8inoertrdr-
teaaluies ais @fiegeriR Fir DEN flgi-
men @rorpgiusen. uao oie aouI8ia
&ittcrIa ron Spaniea bat iih Ell
enl.libes -trdi1irtes" Sin0erf.1Hs
,ein aus gutter 6ani.ie 'iir Den iuR-
leu Grirsea BON 8fEzieH ssnsus
mex. Gl5er es Dar Ser 1userfors,
1cR nsht .eiht. oieie Steauna 5a
erha.ieg. Die 8inoespfle9erin iol.a
ras pteleiht am leitteteu ga
lileN mar. II ihrem S~e5eHslnero
unaHtaitblr ieia ur0 erir.sl
3cnpniiic ii6cy ibre @e'abtour3
Ser a~lnoer9fleae 5ctbriHgsa t5
StDcrcr 1DareH Sic @rigy8
-. LIZ 4GEEeteR i5en G51ga1I
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
Bic UricutaIiidc glnmcniprade.

SeIam aenangt fDeldp Die Sur Gins
ianfait Oes Sersens oerurtaeiltaH
.5d,6uen Oes 5areHs In Elm i6rml:-
dies SRtem eebv1ht ha5en, it ie5r
Oerihieoeu oon Oer uticriaen. 0a IL
It'd fait dus am bic "a.
men Ser z lriaoet. uniere
9lumeniera1 Mif nod an.
oere Gi1euit1 ocr @flanse Be.
rid htiJ. e ioI 6as oerites.e
0cilteu BE @sitaoaa6cit neriinr.
Siloliden. Sen 95srS Sic rarfotiihe
0.ohp5lsnc Sen 9er-sr Sos blame
2sb-blantgt Sic Qrrnls5 Bic
Ieee EG5rc ser RumRr Sic SITTER.
Sic @s1ss & azr5 3ren
1n1.e %1nii& uES @ keE.
ov Rosmarir. St
ca 2laAra cerftnnBiIo.
elo 9amiaeutyouB sic
un0 and Ii Seufiher.
81. msrAer Ste 9.ainen Tstg
poa ibrar 9etnmana bebol
e1a5o,eu uao Eager ser g
flas az is.a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12
AGrerret.

*ssss:@sse
Sin Eama Sdatfln6 vnroe in
Giirnberg %ae9ruHOet. Sa Se4rtuflen
Ioaen 4nianaeriHnen llnterriht IN
ShaAipiel erhalten unO regelHlaglg
modentli6 eimnai je 5pel Stun0ea
ue6mgen tatt9inoen
9ls mei5lider Srreuar8t DirS
Srdlilein Or. me0. &aseai lesf IN
9aris t5dtig ieia, nah0em ne loebeR
pom Ntnnter Oes SuHern DE Sela'
biguns sum Aiiiiten5irrenar5t erDal'
ten Bat.
Gie erIte iddFide grofsiiOrin,
Sraulein Aglaia Gr8gHi. cine 1erpor'
rogenoe @eioGgsmeaterin an foul8l.
8onierDatorinm 81 GresOen, erbleli
oen Sitel elmer @rOieiiorin Scr @lr1ti
nit Dem 8ange Der i. 9olrang-SrOa
nuug.
> Sn stodbolm BAT Sic o6erits
Eoli5eibeborOe 6eihloHen. Orei peib.
Idle BolBciniiiiterten an3uIteuen.
Sine Der 9amen ioa in ser 9etettIo,
abtbeilung tbatig iein. sic weroen
81 Anfaug Elm SabresgeAalt DON
1000 aronen befommen.
: Cine io3iaIe 5ruuenihnle iOI
W2itte Sftober in Berlin BON Dem
8erliuer 8erein fir @olfser5iebung
un0 oeu @11Ohen- uno 5rauengrups
pen fir %io5iaIe S~ilfsar6eit 5uinmmen
eroffnet merOen. Sn oieier SbIIe
ioaen 0ie jungen Nfa0hen in ipite.
matiiher 8eiie fir fretpilIige ODER
b%eruismdBige io5iale 8o9Ifabrts-
Prlege D~orgebilOet DerOen.
Cine nelle, MIR non meiblihen
Aer5ten geIeitete 4linif fir Jrauen
1T Dor Ginger 3eit in Berlin, 9pff-
bduleritraBe p. erofinet poroen. sic
DerOanft Der Senorin ser 9erIiner
4e5tinneI Or. meo. 5ran3isfa III
burtius, ibr @ntite6en. 4ae 8erlis
ner aer5tinuen, oeren es jest ihou
etrpa oreiBig geben ioa oiirfen ihrs
Batientinuen in oieier &linif unter-
bringen un0 bebanoeln.
3 \ +
Sin meibliher 6riieurlebrling
bat in 4ottbus Dor Ser reguIdren
@riifungsfommii6ion nit autem Gre
ioIg Die 8riifuHg ais @erreniriieur
dbgelegt. Sc lit fdon 0es oitereu
ouf Die aUeiblihen 8nrbiere in 5ranf-
reid 91uemorf IL. !. 10. h~ingefpieien
moroen. inns Sci Ser manuelen Sc
ididIiffeit Der 6rau lit es nur 0er-
munoerlih, OaB lid 5Dar bisber Oiele
Srdiien BON Wdnnern, aber crit lett
aur3em oie W1dnuer niht Don
6ralen friiieren lieBen.
= SoiepBine Sreitn b. Gnorr, cine
ser alteren Generation nidt unbe.
fannie 9ihterin, lit I'M boben alter
non 81 Sobren am ibrer 9eiisung
ShloB Stiebar in gtieoer0Iterreit &c.
itorben. 9ereits i'm 20. 9ebensiabre
i6rieb S5oipebine b. &norr 0as epiihe
@e0ibt ySrene~. SpGter bat Tie Eos
@pos ,SOilio~ un0 5ablretbe @roihte
erideinen Iaiien. Noh i'm Sa6rs
1900 CAB Die @reiiin cine uebcr-
iebunJ BON 8Dron's .WlanfreO".
= 9luf einen gntrng oes gIbgeorO-
neten 0aoio IN ser beiiiihen Sam.
mer betr. Die 9ei6Gitigung oerbei-
rotbeter 2ebrerinueu iteate Ser RE
gierungsbertreter felt, 6aB Die litter.
ridts6eb0roe nur 0a5 Ge6t babe, cine
Qe1rerin imJaae i6rer gerbeirntbuas
gu entlaiien, fals iie niht nm Ger'
bleiben i'm 4mt oorber nnhgeludt
babe. 9isber iei aber Elm iolhes 9e.
illd nod nienals an oie 9eborSe &C.
lanai - Elm 9grUeis. OaB Bic qnge-
leqen6eit farm cine groBe prattiide
8eOelitumg bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

SFrit ne Oh oz5f nuisr ua0 im
#nUy ctrslel2
Gi t1anlt 'uH At uBn1cr 3ua
f3rerT. ofd, Hctti.
Eas @ycbe b.eaa# ea5l aeuu8rmsnS
sri tcao
SD a.elRlideu iloittl ser Qlaglde
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

gie erIte iddiiide @rofsiiorin,
Srdulein Agloia Gr8eHi. cine 1erpor'
rogen0e @eiorgsmeaterin an forl8l.
4onier1atorium 81 GresOen, erbleli
0en Sitel einer 8r0ieiiorin Der 9llii
nit Dem Range Der 4. 9olrang-Or0s
nuug.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

= Sn StodboIm bat sic o6erite
9oIi5eibeborOe 6eihloHen, Orei ueiba
Idle 8ol5cinniiterten an3ultetleit.
Sine Der 9amen ioa in ser GetettIo,
abtbeilung tbdtig ieiH. sic oeroen
81 Anfang Elm SabresgeAalt DON
1900 aronen befommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-12

9lls meibliher Srrenar8t nIr0
Srdlllein Or. meO. &ascal lest IN
9aris t6dtig iein, nahOem lie loebeH
pom N2inlter 0es SnHern DIE Sela'
biglins sum aHiiteH5irrenar5t erDal'
ten Bat.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
!. f. tombstone & Co.
Cotton Merchants and Exporters
Cotton Bought in Alabama and Mississippi ~
Branch Offices Troy and Dohan. Ala and jackson Ml
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Jan. Silt would be DIFF
ficult to deduce any well formed optn-
ion Of the outlook for business pros
perity OF the future values of securi-
and the insignificant dealings in to-
days stock market 1t was assumed
during the duh period Of the market
that the appearance Of the Presidents
isation e was foiiowsd Ply ~ even greater
dizziness the conclusion was forced that
no radical shifting Of ownership of
stocks was being promoted BY the
views to Congress- Prices hardened
immediately after the circulation OF
the printed reports of the message but
1t was obvious that this was profess
who had sold stocks yesterday in the
superstition that the tone OF the mes
sage would cause q slump and who
Were seeking the occasion of its pub
LEGATION to get their stocks back again.
pearance Of almost complete stagnation
in the market. Operations in q few
special stocks were without infiuence
in the generai market and some Of the
most influential stocks In the list moved
in contrary directionss Illustrating the
entire lack OF any consistent trend to
the movements. The coa1ers as q group
were somewhat depressed by the De-
trail Railroad OF New Jersey and the
Delaware and Hudson. Indicating In
roads upon the earning power of that
group in common with the general sys-
tenn Of the country among the leaders
in the steel business which was in
progress in this city yesterday. The
end OF the month. requirements, COM
ing together with the usual special de-
mand OF a Friday 1t the stock exchange
to carry over loans until the following
Monday had no effect on the prevailing
ease OF the call money market The
closing of the Oriental Bank was OF lit
tie effect as had been the previous SIM
liar affairs OF the earlier part OF the
week. There was some effect OF de-
preston in the bond market today in
NUNS the oder New York city issues
as a result % the announcement of a
coming issue OF S50,000.000 Of New
York city la per cent bonds.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales,
par value, $3.50, 600. United States As.
registered. declined Ia per cent on call.
CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01


New York. Jan s1-The cotton market
<sas nervous and irregular during today 8
trading with the close at a net decline Of
e@11 points. Sales were estimated at
me market opened steady at . decline of
four to six points and during the early aee-
sion showed q net loss OF about sos points
en- the active months under scattering
liquidation and bear pressure which was
probably encouraged by the bank suspen-
sion reported at the opening and the abb
Hansa OF bull support. Covering developed
At the decline and there was some buying
On tha lighter estimates for tomorrow's re-
ceipts at leading points a. a result OF
which prices worked up to q net advance
Of about two TO four points on active po-
sitions. The market weakened again dur
ins the early afternoon, however on q
baaFish construction OF the Presidents
message and at one time showed a net loss
Of HOS points with May selling at lie.
There was 9 rally OF four to five points
toward the close covering and the big
exports which exceeded 100000 bales and
were about $4,000 bales over the days re-
calpts Mt the ports. Southern spot mar
kots officially reported were generally I'M
changed.
Receipts at the ports today Be.254 bales.
against $3.50 last yeek and $685. last
year. For the week 275. 900 bales, against
9e9,01e last week and s0s.O23 last year.
Cation futures onened and closed gteadys
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
TRADEsMAN'y wEnaxLY REVIEW.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. 2s.--(spe-
cial THE list Of the most important
new industries established in the South
fer the week ending today as re-
ported to The Tradesman are given
below. While the capitalization ~ not
given in all cases. still the aggregate
shows very large sum running away
up into the millions Of dollars that
has been invested, Ia Southern enter
prises during the week. Among the
larger enterprises are q 100000 Luna
Der mill and $4,000 hardware com
papy in Arkansae; q 500, 600 lumber
company and a 100000 mapufacturipg
company in Florida; $500, 600 land
company and a 100000 oil company In
Louisiana: a 100000 amusement COM
pany. $S50,000 land company. a $780,
600 mining company; a 3l60,000 man
ufacturing company and $150.0e0 1utn-
Der company in Missouri; q $50. 900 lime
works In Oklahoma: 3 $4,000 ice
company, $4,000 manufacturing
company, a 100000 lumber company.
a s125.000 hosiery mtiI and . 100000
development company in North Caro-
lima; a $4,000 shoe manufacturing
company in Tennessee. and 100000
lumber company in Virgins.
The complete list Is herewith given
by States and rs verified by The Trades
man:
Dothan--$l5.000 hardware company.
Brundidge-Oii mill.
Russelivilie-AI Mining company.
Birmiughefp- Censtfuetion company;
amusement eompanss
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
COTTON mills IN SOUTH.

Baltimore. Jsn. s1.-(special )-Rsports
to The Manufacturers, Record during the
past past week indicate eons ..1 actiyity
at s2s. 100 for the constTaction on, Of a mill
at Weldon; n. G: for the production Of
main structure will be OF brick two
stories high soxi50 feet. and it will be
ssceSsory member. constTuc ad1sS haa
begun upon a 5000 spindle mill at Lsnoir.
At Blacksburg. o. c.. will be erected q
mill 5000 spindlss and 100 looms to man
ufacture cotton cloth. The main struc-
ture viii be $50 feet wide by 200 feet
boiler room. the total floor space Of 1he
building being $4,000 square feet.
A knitting mill az spartanburg, s. c.,
Is preparing to install equipment for spin
dleton, g. c. will add 5000 spindIes to
its present equipment.
the week are S' for clay ' working s plants AZ
Falling Waters. W. Va, and at Dickson.
Tenn; new or developing coal operations
At Pineville. Ky. Crockett. Tex. and in
age plants at Dallas. Tex; Dickson, Tenn
Winder. Ga. and Marianne. Ark; lumber
in Liberty county Fla, and Memphis,
Tenn; tobacco factory at Horse Cave. KY.
and cotton seed oil mill at Brunbridge.
Ala
IN a number of communities municipal
improvements are under way or planned.
The Board of Public Works of Rome,
Ca, will expend $4,000 In extension OF
water-mains, and Vidalia. Ca. Florala,
Ala, Fort Morgan, Ala, and Graham. w.
Va, will install or extend water services.
Iprovenents at Dallas. Tex. include a
new epgine-h ouse which. with its equip
ment Including a 100000 gallon steam
pumping engine. viii cost $4,000.
Gallatin, Tenn Pascagoula, Miss, and
Washington. d. c., have sewerage plants
under consideration at Orange. Tex. Lex
ington, KY. Richmond. Va, and Graham,
w. Ya-s are planning more or less ex-
tensive street improvements. Cambridge
Nd, and Thomaston, Ca, are to have
new county court-houses, while Natchez,
Miss, Cheneyviile. La. Gainesville, Ca,
Little Rock, Ark, Sinton, Tex. Petersburg,
Va. league. Tex, Walnut Springs, Tex,
Douglas, Ga, Eldorado, Tex, San An
Angelo, Tex, and Toano. Va, are among
the communities active in public school
buildings.
Recent railroad, projects are for line
275 miles long from Gravitsch. Ark, to a
point near Oberlin. Okla: for line so
miles long from st. Paul, Va to the
breaks Of the Big Sandy river, and for
line from Paducah. KY. to a point IS
miles down the Ohio river where q
bridge Is to be constructed.
Completion of the -mile-IonK tunnel
OF the Virginian Railway through the Al
legheny Mountains points TO the compile
tion this year of the road from Norfolk
to the coal fields. Work upon the west
ern end OF the line can now be pushed,
as the tunnel will permit the Transports
ton to that portion of the road Of the
rails and the structural material neces-
saEy for its completion.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. Jan 31.-No change was re-
ported in the London tin market with spot
quoted at 12S pounds and futures at 1875
pounds Sc. Locally unchanged
The London copper market was unchang-
ed. Locally the market was dull with
lake quoted at siS. 62A @$i3.s7h; electro
lytic at t1S.bo07s; and casting at SIS. rs
go.
There was decline of one shilling 8
pence to IA pounds ISIS Cd In the London
market for lead. but locally that metal Was
unchanged.
spelter was unchanged at London and
S4.46@$4.65 locally.
Iron was unchanged in the English mar
ket. The local market for iron was quiet
and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
NEW YORK COFFEE aiARKe4.

New York. Jan. little market for cof-
fee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices 70 an advance Of five points IN keep
ing with the French cables Business Yves
very quiet and the market closed stahdy
unchanged to five points higher. Sales 7soo
bags:
March .... ss.s.. SO g. 10
nay ''.' s''s $3.50 80. s'..i ..s..-6.ze
july ss.s...ss s~ssssss....d.S0
september So s'ss ss's ss.s .ss.sss6s40
oesopsr go: as....ss :. -. -
sac; mild coffee steady; Cordova 81 D 13e.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01

New York Jan. 3l.-The day was quiet
in the dry goods market Wide sheetings
are now on a basis OF 80 cents for iOx4
goods. q reduction OF 16 per cent. Knitting
yarns are in better demand. but weavers
yarns are still quiet. The retail trade is
generally quiet. although the extreme cold
weather has given a little squirt to some
winter merchandise.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Jany. al Sstrio receipts atc Ut
$500; market steady.
BeevSs $50 q $40; COWS and heifers 10
700; western $40 q 400; Ftociera and
feeders $50 @ 4sO.
Hogs, receipts about $4,000 IS to IOc
higher. Light 40 q Az; mixed $40 %
45s1s heavy 420 a ass; plSs $50 q Az:
bulk of sales $50 q li5.
Sheep. receipts about 1900: strong
lambs 500 a tbs; western 100 T2O.
Kansas City. Jany. 3I-cIoss. Wheat
May s1%. July s5%i cash NJ. . hand 92
@ Sc: No 2 red 81 O es. Corn May
5sh. Oats. No white +aS Mixed 4s44
Butter steady. Eggs. fresh extras %;
firsts 2l.
cash n @ 95.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
St. Louis, Mo, Jany. 3i.-Cattle re-
osII is 500 Including 800 Texans; strong
and steady. Beef st sars SIS % Coj; stock-
ers and feeders 140 % $50. cSws End
hetfers ITS q 400.
Hog receipts 5000 market 1Jc hiRher;
pigs and lights $50 o 44s: Eackers 1 q
14k; butchers and tsst heavy AS o a55.
Sheep. recaipts $40: market steady Ma
tIves $50 q $50; lambs $50 q 100.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01

Kansas City, Jany 3i-Cattie receipts
1000, including $50 southerns. steady Ma
tive steers 42s q SIS; southern Steers 400
q $50: southern cows $50 o SEQ; native
cows and heifsrs $40 o ass; wes.ern
steers 400 O s25. * II
Hogs. receipts 10000: to lee higher.
Bulk Of sales 81. 30@s4. 90.
Sheep. receipts 1000; strong. MuttoBs
$50 @ $40: fed ewes l25 q 800. -