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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
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SofaIes.

Sn Wullins 2oblenQrube ND. +
i'm Beaperbam 9bnle rriirOe aellerM
Yormittna Der 1ohlenardber 0ont
@rimm bon folIenbem @eaein 9strOl5ea
unb tlimm perleBt.
Wor elmer WoGe fhneife cs une
einige Sage hotten mir quite 6hlitfsiss
babn in Der Naht gum 5onntdA III
Der thermometer beinabe out BEN
Nullpunft. bod, ieitber 1T es beftdn0t8
mdrmer qeporbfn unD 5hnee uno Gts
fino gr6Btentbeils fort.
Saeob 0elter. Elm Gar1ner Il, Der
Ndbe bon Nemport. tparb ain Dienit0a
in Yrobate 8eribt irrlinnig befun0eH
nnb @ieine leberfiibruna mad benz
Srrenaipl in WaIiiaon onaeoronet. "
aerietb iiber cine religi0ie @rDefnnG,
Die in Ieiner Stride peranitaliet tuuv0e.
in Nufteaung uno perlor oariiber ben
8eritano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13

Bei ben republifanilben Bortpablen.
Bic om Dienitaa in Obio ltattfanoell.
paren bic 3aIilente auf Der oansen
2lnie iiegreif unb iheint es. als bb
1ait Der eansen Delegation oes Staa=
tes sur republitaniihen Jotional=@ons
benton iidber lei uno oamit nod aaenl.
mos man aus onoern 5taaten bort.
auf Der Domination.
& Noh ben @riIdrungen zines sGo
ldnoers tpsroen ilh bic prohibitions
QefsBe in Nlabama mo Georgia Falnos
bemdbren. Sic Nnnahme 'oisIer 8e=
iebe. 10 ertldrt Der Betreffenoe, miro
sur Spiqe hoben. bnB Der ipeiBe 8eutle=
men jererSeit. ipelm er es rpiinlht. lih
einen 3runt aenebmiasn fonn, tpdb=
reno es Dem Niauer nibt mDallh lein
miro. einen 3ropfen au erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
/ Wsl bic Brippe nod nidt 9ebabf,
| treffe 0orbereitunaen fur oeren gIn=
psan9.
pie pankbarkeit oes Gerttteten.

CUR 3eit, Dc 9llba In ben Nieberluns
ben tpiitbete, tpurbe 3iharb Winems
fon, Elm Mrat aus Msperon, i'm Winter
burh einen Gert9tsbiener Derfolgt. CT
flob iiber bas Sis, ipeldes nph iebr
fdipah mar unb ibn fauni trdgen
fonnte; dllein er fam gliidlih un's
ienieitige lfer. 9aiat 10 iein gerfolz
ger. Oas sis brad unter bemfelben.
unb Der Gert9tsbiener ipGre unfehlbar
ertrunfen, ba fein 8ei1anb in ber
Ndbe tpar. aaum lab jepod Willemfon
bic Notb ieines 8erfolsers, als er 5uz
riidfebrte unb i'm NIT eigener 2ebenss
gefabr bom Sobe errettete. 11nb tpas
that Der @erettete9 gr perbaftste Wil=
lemfpn unb fiibrte feinen lebensretter
in's @efdngnib. 2(m 16. Mai 1869
ipurbe Willemion ilnter ben entleslidb.
fen Qualen lebenbig perbrannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
9ie aIte 9oper 8ramerej. I

Die alte gernbarb Brauerei in @anaI
Douer ioa abaerliien uno bic Waihiz
nerie tbeils nab Seem Ybilapbia. theils
na6 @antou eebrafbt nsrDen. um bort
8erwenouna gu finoen. Die 5tnrt-
luscaratuas Yrepers Co., Der lett eint=
gen Sabren auh Die Yernbaro Brdnerei
aeb6rt. finoet es portbeilhafter. oas @es
Ihdft au con5entrirsn. barum tunroe
beihlonen, oieie 8rauerei, eiue Der de
teiten in oielem Sbeile oes Staates. eilta
aeben gu lalen. Dieielbe. friiber als
bic Dargeleifen Brauerei befannt. rplir=
be i'm Sabre 1872 bon ben 8ebriioern
Bernbaro aetauft. Sm Sabre 1874
nnroen in oerielben 500 fab Bier Qe@
braut unb CUR 3eit. als oieielbe pon
Der Start=Susearamas Vreipers 60.
aufaetauft nuroe. NOR DIE proouttion
ouf beinabe 10000 SAB i'm ssabr aea
ftleaeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
yfad,bar5d)aits= Xieblttt8.

H,au y. 8. @barles BON Darbor.
Maiue. iaat beim Sprehen ilber elees
trio Yitters: .5ie biloen Die Glebllnass
aranei Der Nahbarihalt bier bel nfls. :"
sic peroienen es. iiberall gum 9ieblin3
al tperoen. Sic idaHen ralhe Ginoe.
runa bei Dpspeplia. 2eberleloen. ytle'
rentrantbeit, manselbaiter gadbrtralt.
Nerpofitdt. 3raftlofate.t nno alae.
meiner edmdde. Sbre Wirtuna out
oas Blut als Elm sriinolihes NeiIli-
|Qunasmiltel MAIDEN lie belonoers nilB=
lid als Gribjahrs Weoi3in. Oas
arbbartiae Mlteratiu Stdrtunasmltte'
miro inter @arantie pertauit in ". y.
Veter's Mpotbete. preis SO Gents. Sn
peters Mpotbete miro oeutl6 9elpro6en'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
0eaen Vrobjbition.

Surh lbren Yralioenten 3. W. Sill
more erlieB Die 9tatlonale WunerliSen5=
4lsa in Nouisullle. ap.. am Sonntaa
.ei.lsoftenes Ghrslbers OIL Die @elltlihell
Der yer. Stauteu. Na1osm Die SlQu
lbre 3pefe auseinanoer Qeiebt bat,
ndmtth Die @inliibrung uon lltulter=
oeisBeu fir Die 2,senSrrihsllun9. uno
31par aleibformiasn Seltimmllnaen fiir
aue Staaten, fdbrt lie IN oer Shrel=
ben fort:
,Dle prohibitiOnsaeieBe. melbe in
oielsm 2unoe anaenonmtn meroen.
uerbisten nur Die 6abrltat,on uno Den
Ysrtauf pou gelltigeu 8etrdnten, leoot
nldbt ben Ronium. uno leOer osntenDs
Wenlh ,pe,b, ouB. no elne Nuhlraae
na1 eluem &auIsartltel betsbt. oas
Anaebot INNER bon lrgeno elmer Seltt
tunamt, lubalo Der prOllt bod aelluu
lit, INN oas Hllito 81 oefen. Die Setter
Der Notwithstanding 9ebsn uou
oem @lunoiuBe aus. oaB ole Otrltsllunl
uno Der Nsrtauf uon oltoboIlhsn 8e:
tr1nten IN uno fllr llh unretnt 1T
Wenn Dos wabr 1T. 10 tam IS te'npn
,Spslt,l unterI,ssen. oaB Der alma6
tlue unred,t bat. ais er lelnem erDdhl
ten Nolte oen @sbraub uon Weln ELI
ptabl, uno oaB 6briltus unreht that
nls or nnf npr 0prhaelt 3u Sauna 9Bell
madate, unb als er yrot uno Weln aus
luhte. um ourh oen @enuB oislss 8s
tributes ieinen 3oo au feierr.
..QDenn nun oieleni9en. ipelhe an De-
proplbltionsbslussuns intetelllrt fnS
beuellen tsnnen. Dab @hllltus unrsh
aebanoelt babe. uno oab er tommenost
@elhlehtern elm iolhts Bellplel 9s9ebel
babe, oann befiirhten mir, oaB es timer
aelunaen 1T. Die @runolaaen oes dbrllt
llhen @laubens au aerforeu."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
.lniamh.

Die galonin yotomotiUiabriten in
Blliaoelpb,a babsn lett Dsaember TO-
o0U. 2lrbelter entlullell. lDell telne neuen
GufumDtlUen Deltellt neroen.
Der frubere @ountu Mibter Sumes
DarAls luutoe leBten Donnerltus Nub=
mlttaa III lslnem Iaoen IN sSaflon. SD i.
uun lelnenl Sopne Bead erlbOlltn.
par9is mar islt 3abren Der oemot. atl=
lAe > BOB" uOn yreatbltt Gpuntu uno
uls louder W,tAlleo DER Stauts=@rseu.
tlue. oOt tuunle ibn Die WuBenmslt
mebr bon ieiner ansebllhsn Yerbiu=
ouns nit elmer An3abl Wtoroe. Die aus
Der 0arais.@odrlu- Jeboe heruorsinaen.
Sn Der Oiliee oes Dlrettors oes Nr=
.menanltes in gDlltesbarre. pa., pers
.ihieo am z. Debruar 6ran MoIes
1ufer uno auem WnlAein nod 1T iie
0ungers aeitorben. Dian bate ibr ge.
robe eine Anrpeiiun9 fur 3sbensmittel
uno &leioer fur iiA ielbr. ibren tran=
fen Mann unD fiinf barbenoe Rlnoer
|pe9eben un0 lie murmelte einiee Dan-
teslDorte. als iie auiammenbrad uno
einiae setunben ipdter ibren lebten
Nthem3u9 that. 6rail 3uder bate lett
WOden fur ibre Jamilie geforat,
fAlieBlih aber maro lie ielblt trnnt UNI
tonnte iliAts mebr Deroienen.
h. e AZ
Durh Giferlndt foff gum Wabnlinn
qetrieben. erinob OH, lstten Greitaa in
Denper. gol.. Jacob Rorebtp ieine
Grau ouf Def GtraBe ,inD i0Qte lid
oann lel6f eine 4uael in bic Brut.
Inel1e ieinen 7oo balo noDher berbei.
|fhhrte. Roreb;D mar in 1olge por
GNminoiubt 0em 9o0e nahe. Hae q
bic 9bat fDrgfdlii9 9eplant bate. oebl
| aus oein umffanDe btrDor, bah Il fid
|leif mebrsren 7a9en im G1eihfnIniebel
|eedbt bate. Das paar. ipeldss ii
Qonbon. gnalnnb. asboren mar, ton
Dor iieben Sabrsr pCn Rem Dorf mad
Genpsr. 6rau Rorstip Ranp im Be
|Qriij. 81 Dermarbttn IN M Qgstropoll
bss Dasns lurad adlalst tysu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Ia8esneut8tette,t.
catD..

chtD.
sSn Glepeiano nlii1en qeQenmdrtia
nibi lpeniaer dig $500 Gamilien BON
Der ltdotifhtn NrmenpHe1e unterltiiBt
iperoen unb Die 3abl Der unterffiibuneEs
beoiirltisen nimmt nod INNER 3u.
Die Gage in rnlerem etaate bsHert
lih Witoer. Sn @leDelanb lino an
Montaa olpiihen 5000 unD 5000 Mdns
ner in ben Werfen Der National lube
@ompanp Dieo,r oil Die NrbeitS3uriid=
aetebrt. nahoem Die Ssobrit mebrere
Wonate lang aeidlon. In mar.
Sn 3anesuile nabm am Wontag Ole
G0brenfabrit Der Wart Wan1facturina
Company. Die 700 Mdnnsr beibdftigt,
Die Nrbe,t pieoer mt, uno Die Roie=
ulle 36pfersi, Die 800 Mdnner bes
ihaftiat. naam ben yeirieb our 0dlfte
DieDel auf.
Sn @untou bat am Woniaa Die
Start Nollins Mllls $50. Die Nrbeit
lpleoer aufAenomm,n. Die beloen an-
oeren 6abrlten Der Gompaanle ,uerDen
lnnerbulb pon slpei Wphen nieoer In
III gehleb Qeiebt lperoen.
eSn benz yabnbuu= Guaer Der y. q
=. @iIenbabn bel Nuol Duroe Samtaa
Mbeno Dtljo Jurceuii erlholien. uno
Sonntan Woraen Duroe III @reiton
Uilte Stejihs unter oem orlnaenoen
8etoaht Der 3hdterlhaft uerbaftet.
lier Nrbelter. ol, behaupten. DaB
Steilchs aeorobt babe, sSureeUit 3u er-
lhieBen. Duroen in 3eusenbalt 9e=
ll0nnen.
Sine Der 9r6Bten 3eabien Der gyai=
lerlelllaeii in Nolwalt liebt in Der pers
ion Der Jrau Dartbd @ampbeu Dor
Den S1ranten oes 8eribts. Der Brdno=
lilftuna beaihtiQt. Die Orau 1T Die
ST. Yrdliosn,ln Der @leenfielo 3onns
hip ". Is. !. Il uno Superintsnosn=
tin oas Observation-Disclosures otr
Observation-Disclosures. Die Nn.
tla9e bebauptet. ole Walerbeili9e habe
bas Daus Der Se0 Ututher III Stenbell
III Bruno 9elteft, oamlt bic 8sBtere ibr
slne auf oenl Bebduor laltenoe Dppo=
ibet nit Dem ELECTROMAGNETIC bs3ab=
len tDnnte.
nus glanhslter meroen orei 6alle
pDn 8enlfltarre nit tDotlifem Nusaang
psmeloet. Sic Opler iino S1ultinoer.
Sn Gapton wuroe ,Hsuereno" 9D.
IS. Wbltater perbaitst. unter Der An=
tlaae. ole polt our 60roeruna ieine,
grbfbaltslhmlnosl Wan.pulationen
btnnbt gu baben. Der shrpilrolst
0err ioIl $500 Dumme aefunoen ba.
aen. Die ellIsn 0appsn III eln,r ihpln
oelhaiien eng.llhen $500. 600. 900 grb.
lhalt aenen elne 8sbiibr pon $40, Ole
ne oem ,HeDereno" einlanoten, 3u err
ianaen honten. lnoem lie i'm NIT oel
Wabruns ibrer Sntere1en" retrauten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Oeffentlid)er Nerfauf.

Der unteraeihnete miro auf oer
sorm oes peritorbenen s. D. Gopen.
hp, q Weilen iiiomeltlih BON gsem
Vhllaoelpbia. oil Der straBe mad benz
Solbsn 6liuel, am 9nnneritag, 27.
Jrbruar 1903, Wnrmlt,aas um 9
ubr al elm" Ofientlihe Werlteiaeruna
brlnaen: Bferoe. Riihs uno 6armaes
r1tbibaften nler 9lli.
Is. 8. 8 one nj r b. MQent.
y REQ. Wnbrel 8, Nttiondr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Gin picMie Al. &aMte

bot ben @ebrauh bon .Veerleb .Mlebl
i'm @efolQe, neil esoie 6ousfrou Id
neln maht. inoem es Dos ih0nfe yrot
unD @ebdf er3eiiat. Webl pie oieies
tann nur bonn beiien Wei5en burA etnen
Qriinblihen WablproRb eraeuat merben.
Wo es Dertauft pirb. ipiro es aud piel-
oA unD beitdnbi9 aetauft. Dlan io0te
4unoen ni6t idleht bebanoeln, inoem
man ibnen onoeres. nlinoerperthi.
Qes Mehl perfauft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
pifetteS 0omS haItett.

cc$eoerman, III miltOmnlell. tuelsli
pir uns ,pobl flhlen uno mir Iiiblerl
uns nur .uotl. menn bic 8eroauunas.
Cyaane rihtiQ arbeiten. Dr. aina's
New Qife pills reauiiren bic 3hdti9tsit
bes MlnQens. Der Neber unp gin9etpeioe
sio bollfonlmen, Dob man fiN nibt bel.
I'M tam. ,pohl III fahlen, lDenl man
Sisle pllen 0sbrau&t. ~ @entA bei
q. G. pstfrs apotbtte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Iefci1t peTnpt.

pefiimiit: sd tann niht
anbers, 6err profefor, in nub meis
men @intritt in bic Welt als Elm llns
gliid betlasen." - pr feffor:
.Das bdtten Sic ober porber bebsnfen
1olIen, mein Qieber."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Sn pittsbura lino 10000 Mrbeiter
obne BeihdftiQun0.

Sn pittsburg iino 10000 Nrbeiter
cbne BefAdftiaung.
Nli piaot. Elm NeQer. Der Dor elm
paar Wofen III Der 9tdbe BON Broots
buben. Mi1., Elm iunaes meiBes Mdo=
den Namens Williams iiberfallen unD
peraelualtigt bot. muroe ON Montaa
Worgen Der Wlisfonpaanie bon safs
Ion. Die ibn nod Broofbapen aebrn1t
batte. entrillen, nno an einem 5ele=
Qraphenpiabl 9ana III Der Nabe oes Be=
rihtsgebduoes aufgetniipft, in Dem
mdhreno oes 5aaes iein proSeB begins
men iollte.
Nm Wontag Nahmittae murben in
Der Ndhe bon @entral Gitp. Gp., burh
eine Grplofion BON @as in Der Smith
Garrolton @rube Der Mooop goal SO.
neun &oblenyrdber aetootet.
amslanb.
Sm beilieen HuBlano miro rubiq
peiter ssitoblen. IS bat lih berauss
aeiellt, oaB Der staat ourh ole iplte=
mdtiihe' yeraublng bon 5anf=@ars.
Die nit Vornihen pon ben Mngeiiellter
Der Staatseilenbabnen periibt nuroe,
um msnialtens cine Million 8ullonen
Petroleum beliohlen wurbe. Oie @ars
muroeu slpiihen Weafailonen ange=
aopit, oas Sel in 6aher gefiillt unr
meaeefabren uno pertauft.
Yauoiten iiberfielen tiir3llb in Dc,
Ndne oss Gories @herrmtbowo in 81
birien 3pei 5er9eanten Der Ganbpoliiet
uro ermoroeten lie. inoem lie ihnen oil
a6pfe. Dinoe uno 6iibe abbodten. Mi.
litdr 1T abaelanot lporocn, UNI oi'
Shurten 3u perbaiten.
6unoert 6ranten mus @raf goni o'
Gaaellane, Der einltlge 8htte Nnnf
8oulo's. be5ablen. neil er Ielren Yet.
Ter. oen iSuriten uon Sagan. aepriiael
uno ibm in's @e1ht Qeipuft bate
MuBeroem erbalt leBterer 20 @ents
shaoeneriab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-13
Gtmtrad1t 1nad)t itarf.

1tlf TeCht ma0t Der ,@leOelan0
0erDlo" oarauf aufmertiam. Dap ole
9emperen3ler ibre @rtolae banptldhlib
bem umltanbe perbanten. oaB lie ohne
Huflidt auf Yarteilhtanten unentlDeat
ibr 3iel i'm Nuae bebolien. ndbreno ole
llberalen glemente ourb YartelSmls=
ipalt getrennt iino. gDiitoen auh
Die Iiberalen @lemenie aue Nliflihten
aui Ynrteli1ranten fallen lalisn, Denn
,es gilt Die pidne Der 3emperenSler au
4treuaen. 10 wiiroen lie audi bulo lhone
,grfoae au nerSeihnen baben.
Eiss if ribti9. IS 1T iibriqens be-
,merielrsDerib. bob Die 3einpersnsbe,pe.
auna nnmentlih islt Der @twdblune
Nooieoelts 10 ,leliae Jortihritte 9es
maeht bat unb oies 1T niht eiDa bios
bet 3uiall. mie mir Qleit ben mere
ben. 5srilber hiiteien lih Die lsitenoen
politiier. Dem liberaen Clement 4n=
ficb 3,i Qsben uno aat manhe 3tmpe-
.renmlubrsqel tonnte 0erblnoert metOell.
NEIL ole Yolitier iih liirhteten. oas II.
berais 8ntum 81 Derlieren. Selt Der
Wahl Mooisuslts II oies anpers ae=
mOrben. Eerislbe wuroe in melteren
arellen erH oaourh betnnnt. ouB sr III
Gem Yort osm Muderelenen.e als Yo@
lisrlpu,d,a malise Dunolanaeroienne
ns,rlthtete. 9lls ct trpB dieter Wlnder
|freunolithteit EFT gum @ouUsrnsur Don
Nep Oort, bann gum yl5e= prdlioenien
uno yralioenten erlu1hlt lDur e. alaubs
ten Ole Yoli,tter. duf, 0us lberdle ge
lnpnt niht lpeliere Hiifliht II, bmen au
mililyn. oa oieles. ourn Barieibaoer
aetrpn t, bod ME eineI enti1elOenoefl
@mflnb nussuiiben ln Stdnoe lei,
um 10 mebr uber warb nun um oas
Votnm Der lsmperen5ler.
Die H0luen aeluisIl l,d) balo. Sn
Cbln mnroe But4iou nomlnlrt unc
lnti Oitl'e Der Wufer aud ertpablt /; OH
8eIsBlebuna palg'te ods A'ten ~ LIB
uno miro nah Gem Vorudnle oes *.
notes and Ole 'Rnle Slll palnttn Npli
jpsn iliihollrl oer ttli1et ais StuuIs
/ lnmult IN St. Xulls Ilberulen Anlld)s
iau osbuinlut, uut i,b lvli Der Wab
}Mooippelts nls @pupeineur DOn Wlhot!.
1ri osm Muferthuu nDlia III ole Ntm
uenorfen Asbnllhe @rhelnun ,sl
Iipben mir in uuoereu Siautsll. On
| Volliltvr, ole infiner upu @runo
idben lprehsn, oislelben absr Dpn 5al
|su 5au lpehlslu. peln lie lih eluel
Yortaeil oapon uerlprphen. alall.
ben. oem hberulell 4sIymerte unaefrafl
l6ubirltie per,ebei. Su ollrten.
Dies miro uber loiurt anbers mer:
ben, menn bas liberale @lement oi
parteiiefeln abprit uno sielpemuB
|nur iolhe @anoioaten unteritlibt. mel
DIE iein Nsitrauen ueroleneu uno Del
lGadoe Der 6reibeit erAeben itno. Dam
aber crit onnn tuer0en bic Ynll
titer iehc balo lernen. auf oas liberal,
Clement 9ebiibrenoe &hdliht au neb
men.
/ Der bieIiae Staotratb bat BE-
GeisboebunQ einen proteit Qeaen oi
pailirnng Der Bsnie sSil einaeianot
Sic Bill Qibt Der ltaatliden 8einno
heitsbeh6rbe Bolinahten. neldye 9e9el
allen aeiunoen Menidenperifano Der
| fioBen nib es Der Wi1tiir iener Beh0ro
liiber!aNen; elmer 5tabt unerihwinalib
4 Musla9en nnf3ubdroen. Die yia Il
H1on i'm 0aAie pailirt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-30
COTTON MARKET
DULL AND LOWER
Opening Is Steady With Small
Decline In Prices
EARLY RALLY Is NOT HELD
Bull Support is Based on Belief That
Bad Weather Will Prevail Soon,
But Bears Soon Cause
Market to Fall.
EARLY RALLY Is NOT HELD

New York, September 29.-The cotton
vance being followed by a setback in the
late trading with the close steady at a
net decline of to points. Sales were
estimated at $4,000 bales.
prices to a decline of 2 points under
liquidation, but the market quickly sold
to points net higher on covering and
bull support, which seemed to be based
of low temperatures in the south and
continued apprehension regarding the
further course of the West Indian storm,
which was reported off the east coast of
Cuba. Otherwise, however, climatic con-
ditions appeared to be more favorable.
During the afternoon things became quite
easy on rumors that prominent longs were
trying to sell out before the bureau re-
port, and that the report of the National
Ginners' association indicated bearish
showing by the census figures next Fri
day The close was point or two up
from the lowest on active months.
Receipts at the ports today. S4,1a4,
against 1874 bales last week and as. 46T
last year. For the week, $500 bales,
against 1919 last week and 220276 last
year. Today's receipts at New Orleans,
1906 bales, against 1928 last year, and
at Houston, g. 1871 bales. against 1904 last
year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-30
SLIGHT CHANGES
IN STOCK MARKET
Days Proceedings Are Marked
By Exceeding Dizziness
RALLY FOLLOWS DECLINE
Prices Vary Very Slightly Under Lack
of Interest and Market Draes
Along Till Buying Starts
Near the Close.

New York, September 29.-The tendency
of prices to settle to dead level was
still further manifested in the stock mar
ket today. The professionals eonhned
themselves to what they call in and out
operations. Trading became exceedingly
desutory as the swing of prices dlmin-
ished and offered less attraction for those
in and out dealings There were inter-
walls of several minutes during the att
ernoon when no transaction was reported
from the floor of the stock exchange; a
cnrAition of dizziness rarely seem The
s. liant condition convinced the doubt
full aes that the wealthy capitaash who
wei credited with responsibility for the
acth Y of the summer dealings were alb
stain { from dealing in stocks for the
prese This fact constituted the news
of thu market. Nothing else received
much attention, nor was there anything,
in fact, which seemed to merit 1t. Pub
lished reports that E. II. Hartman had
been in consultation with a medical spe-
cialist were seized by the room traders in
an attempt to make food for speculative
movement The small effect produced was
evidence of the lack of basis for reports
of serious impairment of Mr.. Hartman
condition. That the sustaining force of
the stock market during much of the
past summer has conferred in the power OF
the Hartman name there can be no
doubt.
So much was this the case that disquiet-
ing considerations of how much rested on
the welfare of one life often crept into
the market discussion. The appearance
of succession of the annual reports of the
great railroad systems have rather
Christening effect on over-enthusiasm in
the speculation, although they relate cir
cumstances now become past history AS
an example of the depths from which
complete recovery must be made, how
ever these reports covering the late ifs
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cal year will have force. The progress of
net earnings returns now coming to hand.
For instance, the Southern railway sys-
tenn, in spite of falling off of 1914 per
cent in gross earnings, compared with Au-
gust of last year, has established an
actual increase in the net revenues of
no less than 1888 per cent This result
was obtained by drastic cut of 2S per
cent in the operating cost. So striking
a contrast, even considering the COMPARE
son with last years period of enforced
extravaganza in cost of operation to ac-
commodate pressure of traffic, does escape
criticism as rejecting a possible star
walton of maintenance expenditures. The
case is shown in magnified form in the
Southern railway showing, but the ten
dency is fairly representative. Some re-
presslve influence on the speculation was
ascribable to the preparations for the
quarterly disbursements of October l.,
which are estimated to require about $780,
100000 Money rates were a shade firm
er on this account, but no actual pressure
on the stock market resulted.
The surplus reserve of the banks re-
mains of such really unwidely proper
lions as to leave no present room for
actual money market disturbances. The
cold wave was still ignored in the grain
markets, and so was without effect on
stocks. The break in Westinghouse Elec-
trio was due to the reservations which
still obtrude on the proposed reorganiza-
ton plan. Net price changes as shown at
the end of the day are almost negligible.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, S2,03S,OoO.
call.
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago September 29.-Cattle receipts
estimated about 6OO0 Market steady.
Steers $4.4O07.65, cows S3.25@5.25. heifers
So. OOQD4.25, bulls $2.50Q4.50, calves $3.60QS.00,
stockers and feeders $36044t50.
Hogs-Estimated receipts about 1900
Market 5QD10c lower. Choice heavy ship
ping $7.156I7.2O butchers $710Q7.20, light
mixed s655Q6.8O, choice light $6.9OQ7. 10.
packers 49, 1O@8.90, pigs $3.75q625, bulk of
sales s6.75Q6.S5.
Sheep-Estimated receipts 10000 Market
strong with western lambs 10Q25c higher.
Sheep $3.5OQ4.50, lambs $4OOQ55O, yearlings
$3.S5Q4.25.
st. Louis, September 29.-Cattle receipts
1900 including $500 Texans. Market steady
to 15c lower. Native shipping and export
steers s40O@7. 40, dressed beef and butcher
steers ST. 100000, steers under 1000 pounds
"a OOG6.OO, stockers and feeders $3.00Q4.00,
COWS and heifers $2.5O@5.80, Gamers $500
OOPS. bulls $275a4,25, calves $4,000. 90.
Native muttons $4.OO@4.15, lambs $3.50
and heifers $1.5O@4.00.
Hogs-Receipts 12,700. Market 691Oc low
err Pigs and lights s3.50G65O, packers
SC. 60@6.9O, butchers and best heavy NOo
@720.
Native muttons $4oO@415, lambs $3.50
$50, culls and bucks $3.25Q4.00, stockers
g. 0O@S.75.
Kansas City, September 29.-Cattle re-
ceipts rs, 900 including 1900 southerns. Mar
ketl steady. Native steers $5.6Oq730, SOUTH
ern steers $3.00@415, southern cows WOO
@3.30. native cows and heifers S2.0oaS'oo.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter.

New York, September 29-(SpeciaI.)-Ru-
mors were current early in the day that
the strike In Manchester would be set
tied in a short time. A slight advance
followed the receipt of these advices
then the large receipts led to the belief
that the ginners' report would be much
larger than trade expected. At the same
time this only led to the liquidation of re-
cent purchases, as the trade believes that
the present range of prices is discount
ing a large crop and poor trade. The
movement continues on very large scale
but for the reduction in southern con-
sumption the September movement would
be the largest on record. We rather look
for rally again before the bureau re-
port on Friday, which the trade expects
will be bullish
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Naval Stores.

Savannah, September 29.-Turpentine
firm, 351ac; sales, 7O5 receipts, 74S; ship
ments, $50. Rosin firm; sales, 27s3 receipts.
24s6; shipments, 1910; stock lbs 665. Quote:
B, s2.65; D. $2.75; E, S2.721k; F, s2.75; G,
$2.S21z; H, So. 40; I, So. K, $3.50; M, $485;
N, $40; WIG, s6.05; WV, $3.50.
tine steady, 35c. Rosin steady. Quote: A,
B, C. $685. D, sassy; E, $780, f. s2.65;
G, S2.75; H, 1925; I. $3.65; K. A.45; M.
$4.75; N, $40; WV, $500; WV, s6.O5.
Wilmington. N. c., September 29.-Spir
its turpentine steady, 341ae; receipts D
casks. Rosin steady, $685. receipts, 80.
Tar firm, 81 .sO receipts, 8. Crude turpen-
tine firm, $3.50, 50 and s2.75; receipts, 10.