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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28
REPRESENTATIVE OF PARKER
COMPANY RETURNS.
AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY
Parker Company May Give Weeks
Carnival In Country Club Park, Add
Ing Agricultural Exhibit and Offer
ing Prizes.

From Saturdays Daily.
The q. w. Parker Carnival company
may vet show in Billings. b. 3. Car
ner, representative Of the company,
returned yesterday from Sheridan,
Wyo., where he closed an engagement
to appear at the fair, August "a to
August 20.
Since his last visit here he has In
vestigated the condition Of the coun-
try surrounding Billings and condi-
lions in this city and has practically
decided to show here the week OF
August 81 to September s. He is
negotiating to secure the Country
Club park as a place for the attrac-
ton.
Mr.. Garner said yesterday that 1t
Is his intention, II the company comes
here, to hold an agricultural exhibit
ton IN connection with the carnival,
Offering between $500 and 5000 for
the best displays Of fruits, grains,
vegetables, etc, thus having the car
nival partake Of many Of the features
of q county fair.
The display OF fruits, according to
his plans, will be displayed in q large
tent on the ground and no admission
will be charged to see It. After the
carnival is closed the exhibition will
be proffered to the local chamber Of
commerce.
Billings Looks Good.
Billings looks good" said Mr.. Gar
ner, IN talking to q representative 81
The Gazette yesterday afternoon. II
have been in very few communities,
indeed, where the general prosperity
seems better. AS a result We think
It Is an excellent town to book our
carnival. OF course, we = sorry the
Chamber Of Commerce has decided
not to have us exhibit under its ans.
pieces, for I am certain we would have
turned over a neat sun to Il to as.
sist ii the work OF boosting Billings,
As It Is now, IL we show In Billings
we will give a sum similar to what we
would have given the commercial body
for prize purposes and ecure exhibi.
lions Of the produce Of this section.
IT the show is held at the park,
an admission Of ten cents will be
charged at the gate. which admission
will enable one to see the agricultural
exhibit, the five free exhibitions, the
feature Of which viii be the sensa.
tional Ringing circus act Of jumping
q 40 foot gap on q bicycle.
Travels on Special Train.
THE G. W. Parker Carnival com
pany travels III its own special train
Of "a circus cars. It carries a com.
plete electric lighting plant capable
Of producing power to operate 5000
lights. It has two uniformed bands,
a steam caliope. $50 people, II good
attractions to which admissions are
charged including a trained will ami
NAL show.
I'VE have q week open date be
tween the time we close at Sheridan
and the time we open IN Bozeman
and we are extremely anxious to show
in Billings that week. Our show lea
much larger and finer aggregation
than seems to be the general i'm.
preston here. $.485
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28
INTERESTING G

According to the correspondent Of
the London Times both the rival sui
tans Of Morocco depended for troops.
upon each Others deserters.
Sweden is sending to the United
States for some of her sons who have
forsaken her and have made a sue
cess Of careers In this country.
It is said that the New York Jewish
community is now the largest in his
tory or tradition. It represents 10.
per cent Of the entire Jewish popula-
ton Of the world.
In connection with the death Of.
Grover Cleveland it is interesting to
note that only twice before in the
history of the nation has the United
States been without q living ex-presi-
dent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28

Help some friend to win q trip
through the Yellowstone National
Park.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28

Laws always depend on our essen.
tial valuation Of life.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28

Got your friends to help You win
one Of The Gasette's trips through NE
Yellowstone National Park
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28
TO THE POINT.

Greater work Is the best reward for
good work.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-28

Character depends more on cor
science than on creed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28

I. one sack cotton seed. c. R. Hud- son. opslika: Ala; B. lot household box adv. matter. Granville Pharmacy, Grantville. Ga; IA. one box adv. mat ter, c. W. Glover. Grantville, Ga: 15, one one box i,c,S,. clocks. Phillips & Dowery, R. Pope. College Park. Ga: 19, one empty barrel, Georgia oil O., Atlanta, Ga.;'21. one package adv. matter. R. w. areS fs@psr Posts @ o. x MSntso% Sns gon cry. Ala; 27. four boxes spice, J. M. McCool; Montgomery, Ala; 2s. one box spice, Montgomery w. ". Co. Mont tional Bank. Montgomery. Ala; 30. one carboy, Southern Bell T. & T. Co. Montgomery. Ala; s2, two bundles siafs. Henry smith smith Montgom.sry' Ala. Ala; gomery. Ala: 35, one bundle paper boxes c. & D. Montgomery. Ala; 37, one table, J. Nj. Riley. Montgomery, riage Co. Montgomery, Ala; A. one box fireworks. J. M. Go. Montgomery. Ala; 51. one crate glass. P. Washing ton. Montgomery. Ala; s4. three cases one case baking powder. W. F. vandi- yer, Montgomery. Ala: e2. one box adv. matter. T. J.: Wilkerson. Newman, erts. Wannee. Fla; 64, one bundle bed ding, one pair spring, P. c. Harris. Standing Rock, Ala; 66 four crates signs. R. L. K., sBellers. Ga; 67; three snn0si sFy s p9S ss Sns box S aps pSntso%
 Hudson, Opelika. Ala; TO-. one box drugs. ". F. Chester. opeliia. Ala: 80, one bundle household goods. M. Me- ing Coleman and Barnhardt, Sell Q orr Stationery e. Atlanta; Ca; Mont Ala al raj Cln ing, Effie West. LaGrange Ga.; 93. one box picture frames, Kate Pearl, La- Grange. Ga.;' s7, onescrate slathes Park bundle springs. Park Cotton Mills. LaGrange, Ga; s9s. one box ffittinss. Spence Hardware co. lO1, one keg vinegar. E. 2. Crowder. LaGrange, Ga.; 102, one bundle bed clothing. V. Gilbert, LaGrange Ga; Ga; i0s. one bundle griddies. King Hardware Co, LaGrange. Ga; no one box books. J P. Patillo, West Point, Ga.;. III, one box snuff. F. E. Gallo Grange Grocery. Co, LaGrange,' Ga. ; 113, one box hats, c. Burpee. LaGrange. Ga; IA, one box notions, J. & J.. M. Cober. LaGrange Ga; 115. one box Grange. Ga.:s 116. one stove, King Hard- ware Co, LaGrange Ga.; 11s, two bundles plow points, A. J. Owensby LaGrange, Ga 124, one box wooden blocks. B. W. P, West Point Ga; I25, one barrel, one box crockery, M. Baugh. West Point, Ga; 126. one crate cabinet, E. A, Gum, Reeves Bluff. Fla; 127, one box household goods, E. A. Morris. Bryant Ldg.. Ala; 1ses one barrel crockery Lee Duke, West Point, Ga.; 132. one roll paper Dallas Bak- cry. Selma, Ala; 134, two cases patent medicine. W. M. T. C.. Selma, Ala.5 1s5, one nackaRe twine B. S. Grocery Co.,, Selma, Ala I36, one box Adv. matter, B. 6 Meyer. selma. Ala; i3s. one bum dle paper. The Graphite, LaGrange, Ga: 139, eight pieces pipe fitting, one piece pipe, General Fire Extinguisher Co.,. Atlanta, Ga.;1 IA. four: chairs. No. G-gs0I; 14s, one box glass, W. D. Co, Montgomery, Ala; 147. one safe. D. L.. White, Montgomery. Ala: 1855, one case W. powder. B. & Co, Lett Ter, Ala; 164. one box soap, Swift f& Co., Colon, Panama; 1e6; three cases paper, J. W. Murray, West Point Ga;
 1ss. one stool. P. West Point. Ga;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
THE STOCK MARKET

New York April 27.--The action of the stock market today was confirmatory of the ed upon me prospective success of the Pennsylvania bond subscriptions. The sub scription lists. both here and fin London, the bankers will require several days to classify the mass of bids and give accurate details of their amount brilliant. The speculative tone in stocks. nevertheless. was more ar less unsettled tion lists for the Pennsylvania bonds. in effect. throws that transaction into the category of events closed and. consequently, of non-effect for speculative purposest
 Profit taking sales were in order on the part of those who had anticipated this event and were plainly in evidence. The efforts to extend tho rise in prices centered on Union Pacific. Inferences of the prin- eipal benefit to accrue from the tenn- sylvania success were made to apply to
 It's forthcoming bond issue was held to he largely insured of similar success and ticipation in it's case by foreign investors The reyivine effort of the Pennsylvania incl dent was perceptible in less degree in other ways Confidence was maintained that money market conditions were to remain propitious for the new security offerinss. ed bv some slight hardening of rates for time loans which has followed the new de- msnds upon the money market;
 newed and conditions abroad shaped them selves in a way to promise continuance of this movement. Exports were indicated
 Discounts hardened in London and Paris and sterling exchange rose at the latter Bank of Germany and the reduction in It's official discount rate were regarded az showing desire on the part ef the Central market and to move for further accession of gold, with a view to strengthenins the German financial position
 These were some of the days influences which were adverse to the rise in prices. United States Steel was conspicuousiy in the ranks of sellers of iron who have been striving to sustain prices by agreement. There Is some anxiety as to how the s,rS rsuaes to be presented to the directors meeting tomorrow will be received Information points to some improvement ip the amount of the monthly rate of net earnings over the $5,034 531 to which they had sunk Tn December at the end of the preceding quar ter But the new quarter must neVerthe- less make a decidedly unfavorable com parison with the s32.553.995 to which the year attained in spite of the early effects of the financial crisis. The price or cop per also was reduced both here and in London.
 Raiiread traffic officials had no improve ment in the freight movement to report, but hopefui views were heard rom them on account of the good crop prospects Some impression was made by the Southern Raiiway's demonstration of ability to econ which a decline of ss92,0l5 in gross earn ings was met by cut of Ss5fiso m operszlto slo ing expenses. resulting in a gain or *zSe, ~ Pacific, St. Paul. Atchison and Pennsylva- mia were carried to new high levels TOT the the year. but the movement in the general list
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par val ue sl,4ss, 900. United States Bonds were unchanged on call. g..
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
W. 0. HUNTER, Agent.

I'll. one barrel crockery, Mrs L.
 Walker. Opelilxa, Ala: 173, household goods. Mrs F Baker. Montgomery. Newman Ga.; 175. one box drugs. A. B.
 Kestler, Newman. Ga. 176, one barrel bottled ginger, R. c. Loeb. Hogans- fee.P. L. C., Thurman. Ga; IFS. two bundles N. W. paper, two bundles paper bags, four bundle paper board trays.
 f79, one bundle coffins, s. A. Archer. Hogansville, Ga; 1s0, one case F. syr- up. T. A. Folds. Hogansville. Ga.; 1s1. gansvilie. Ga; 1sa, one drum. one case food. Ware & Echols, Hogansville, Ga;
 184, two boxes powder, two crates F. 5srrels. R c; Ward H1gansviiis. nSDn Ga; Ga meat, T. A. Bali. Hogansville. Ga;
 iss, one bundle burlsps, y T. Bailey CT, F. Green. LaGrange Ca; 1so. one Grange, Ga. 1s1, one, box clock faces. one iron safe, Hogansvilie Bot ting Works, Hosansville. Ga;
 lss. four crates S: ware. Harris Tsp lss one Cent show stSss ssss. + Soeroa s Opelika, Ala; 200. one show case, one case catalogs, J. M. Nall, Hogansville. S Siogs, 1T r. e c. Lane. s HosansSiiIe. ca: Hogansville, Ga; 203, one box granite sa oxs SuT pps ssnas' M Toafes
 one ' case collars. Rosy King. Benton. Ala sSsons sos ease tssIe Fy.v a A
 ley, Auburn, Ala; 20S; one sack cast ing, General Fire Exttnguisher Go, Atlanta, Ga; 2o9. Three rolls bagging. comforts, O N Maxey Edlestein,. Allan ta, Ga: PIP. chairs, C. E. Bryant, Mont gomery. Ala; PA. one crate boxes. 5. bundles, four rockers. Graves A F. crockery. Agnes Smith. Tallassee. Ala; don. Tallassee. Ala; 21s. Twentyone bundles chairs, w, T. Goodson. Hogans- vile. Ga; 22o, one package. two caddies aSPacoo s9I o1e S box olive sss5Hy oii e easley A Co, Montgomery, Ala; 222 twenty nine rolls paper, J Kriess, Montgomery, Ala; 2sS, one boz Sos w. glass. H. Golden. half-barre1 cider. twenty boxes wood en-ware. one case samples Manget Branon Co. Newman. Ga; 22e. one box pails candy. B & M Atlanta. Ga, 229, eight cotton planters. iE. D. Camp. Moreland. Ga; 2So, one box iron lasts, Ga: 2s4, one case smoking tobacco, J. D W, PaIamQre. Fla. 124ssf-2. to- bacco. q. W. & Go, Newnan Ga: 235, J.l Bullock. Shorters, Ala. 2Ss one grate. Hudson x Co.,, LaGrange, Ga: 239, one box glass. T. T. M, Beal Springs, eral Fire Extinguisher. co., Atlanta. Ga; PAP. one stool. Forbe Bros. La Grange. Ga; 246, fifteen rolls paper, box marble, J. K Adams, LaGrange. Ga. 24s. one box sifters. L. L. Lee, At lanta. Ga; 24e. ten bundles paper. two Ala; 25O, one box paint, J. H. Boyd, Sh0rters, Ala; 2s2, one keg white hsh, A. H. Daniel, LaGrange, Ga; 25S. ons box paper dusters. Phoenix Dustert e& mfg. Co, Atlanta. Ga; 25A, one case drugs. one case soap. ]. A. Gowen. La Grange. Ga. 255, two boxes adyer- fery. Ala 256, one box pads. Potts & Thompson, Atlanta, Ga; 251. lot axe Schulch Miller Co; Whitehall: Ala: 25s, one case C., powder, Phoenlx Supply Co. Atlanta, Ga; sixty. sT no marks. 4s,*s4ist ,, ,- fss sss.- ... ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. April 27.--weak cables and fav- orable weather for the fall sown crop in the Southwest had depressing effect today livery closing at a net loss of half a cent.
 Corn was hc higher. Oats were unchang- ed and provisions 5m7hc to 15c lower.
 The wheat market was dull and senti- ment was bearish from start to finish. The market opened weak because of a decline of one pence at Liverpool, which was based upon larger shipments from Russia during the last week. Excellent weather in the Southwest also caused considerable selling at the start. The statistics of the day were generally bullish but seemed to have little effect The close was weak
 July. opened < %c lower at ss%c to ssNc, advanced to sskc and then declined to ss%c. The close was at ss%c. May sold between 9sAc and s7%c and closed at s7&c,
 to 171,3o0 bushels. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of PA cars, against 2so cars last week and sss cars last year.
 day in sympathy with wheat but later became firm on buying by shorts. The close was firm.
 July opened H@%c lower to . shade ssfhsa ssi cars a1 with I of o contact e srsds. s
 The oats market was firm. Cold weather in Kansas and Nebraska was strengthen ing influence.
 to 45c and closed at 45kc. Local receipts were 10: cars.
 Provisions were weak all day because or a 10c decline in live hogs which was caused was down 15c at s13.17h. Lard was 50 7,sc lower at $s 2oa22h Ribs were lower
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 21 cars; corn 2s4 cars: oats 2Sb cars; hoss 1e.ooo head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
srI.MA coTToN MARKET.
NEW WORK CnrTnN.


 N&w York. April 27.--The cotton market made new low records today and while the closing tone was steady. last prices were ten Eto thirteen points lower. Sales were estiinated at 275.000 bales.
 Tlte market opened steady at unchanged was kbetter than due on the cables. as a result of covering and reports of unfav- orahte weather in the eastern belt but aImdst immediately weakened under South enr ceiling and scattered liquidation. The decitne caught stop loss orders and for the inglx for local account. as a result of which the market ruled very nervous and unsettled After selling at s.i4 for May and A8 2e for July. ar about 2l points net Aowek. prices rallied slightly on covering of shorts, buying orders for this purpose com Private cables reported that German spin pers would reduce their working time by 20 per cent. and there were reports that Carolina spinners would shut down. while the Southern selling here was believed by manS to be against actual cotton. Further are looked for tonight in the eastern belt. but She western belt forecast was for fair and aFarmer weather.
 The weekly weather tomorrow is expect ed to reflect the severe storm and torna- doesg of the past week, bat local traders 2iona in view of the Southern selling in the local market. The close was about eight points uD from the lowest.
 Receipts at the ports today s,6IS bales against 9,Os3 last week and il, ,469 last year. For the week s0.000 bales. against 5S.575 ceipts al New Orleans 4.294. against 2.0s2 last agear. and at Houston 2.1o4.. against 1,30s last year.
 Futures opened and closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York; April 27.-The London tin market was lower today wiht spot at IA pounds and futures at 142 pounds 15s Lo- caly the market was easy with quotations ranging from S31 50 to $31. 80.
 Copper was lower in the English market with spot quoted at 57 pounds l2s Sd and futures at 5S pounds 5s. Locally the mar ket was easy with lake quoted at 2.62h Qs7h eiectroytic SIP. 50d75: and casting at S12. 25 950.
 Lead was 5s lower at 1S pounds in Lon don. Locally the market was steady at $3. 971s @$4. .024.
 in London and at S4.6OQ65 in the local market.
 Iron was higher in the English market with standard foundry quoted at sos Sd and Cleveland warrants at 51s 9d. Locally the market was unsettled No. 1 foundry north ern SIT. 50@$1S. co: No. 2 S17 .00@S17. SO; No 1 foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southen soft at SIS 50 @ SHE'S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
soNTeoMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
Corrected Daily)
 .s ...N.ATa0t. and naR kA

(Corrected Daily.)
 rhs~a prices are at wholsaIo and not to eoA- s,sSebWco-n s0loe; standard goodA pearf 1ne; gloss lump 4Ac; nickel goods Ss. 0e. .A s,L.. L..,. Riee-Extra fancy head 'ho; fancy head ex 07c; broken 4h @6c: Japan 6h 05 &e. ssit-LiverpooI s1.1s; Virginia soc; LGu- isiana soc. ~..
 coffee-Green common sA 9loe; Rrim' fsndfes-stiok To; fancy 7kc.
 Crackers-xxx soda shc; XXX Ringsl ssrdines-Ameriean mustard ss.7S: 4 -oi Hides-Dry fiints S@se: dry salted 607e; green hides S@4c: green salted 49Ac.
 Weol-clear Zoe; bury 1O9l2Hc; washed MeaI-standard ssc: waterEround s7c; Pearl soc.
 Fruit and Produce-Apples; No. l Bald win sA 25; Ma1agG grapes &5; fancy lemonS as0s per box s 65: Irish potatoes per bu- ef 10: onions yellow globes S1. 25 bu.; Flor ida cabbage s1.s5: Rutabagas per bag s1 be;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
NEW ORLBANs COTTON

N@W OTseans AprlL, Z..spo. .Ssnp, a,'r ro,.on on sII
 erades Mlddling 5-16c. Sales were $50
 bales on. the spot and 13 to arrive.
 Nkw low levels wore established In the
 futuTe market today, the December option going low as 8. 33. The opening was
 quea one point above to one point below A the Close saturday. The market then pro ta ceeded to work higher on less favorable ,ronz develooments, low temperature in the Theses{eru belt and possibilities of frost in latz section. Later in the session rumors sresh Financial troubles of New York firms sossrht about a marked disposition to sell SNilN lF future buyers
 kxrest-ffis resulted in general and rapid re- sIbn in values. which was further aug fist &sd by cables to the effect that conti- A spfnners would probably work on 2 Moseef hours. At the close. which was \ A the active months Is to 27 tetle, $ below the close of Saturday.
 4eW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. A4fifoyf N Orleans April 2T.-The futures mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
wEATHER CONDTTIONs.

An area of decidedly low barometer cen tral over Minnesota tins morning with out CT linles of disturbance trepding south to the south Atlantic coast has caused rains over most of the eastern half of the coun- try. the rainfall being heavy to excessive in portions of Alabama and Georgia and rain is still falling in the latter state. The rain has turned to snow in the middle western districts, in advance of an area of moder- ately high barometer extending from Mon tana south to Texas. and which is giving fair and cold weather over most of the west. with fair and cooler as far southeast as Alabama. in which state fair weather is indicated for tonight and Tuesday with cooler tonight.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the 24 hours ending at ( am. 18th meridian time.
 ... Saturday. April 25. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
NEW YORK DRY GOODS,

New York Apru 27.-The dry goods mar ket vas a little improved today insofar as demand affected 1t. but the prices at which buyers were seeking goods were not active especially in cotton yarns Mills are declining bills at some of the prices offer ed and are giving notice of determination to curtail production still further. few lines of well styled dress goods are meet ing with a very satisfactory sale. but the trade as a whole is quiet. Raw silk is cas- fer Cotton yarns were steady but very quiet. If there any change for the day 1t was in the direction of more hopeful feeling about the long future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
sr. LOUIs GRAIN MARKET.

st. Louis April 27.-( (speciai)-The st. Louis grain market today ranged as fol- lows
 Wheat: May s7; range s5hA to s7h9A bid; July s5 h A; range S5k $ to s5 t a S6 bid Sept. s3; range S3 to S3 ls bid.
 Corn: May 64M bid: range 647s to 64% bid. July 61 $ a # bid; range 6l to 61 $ e F bid. Sept 59A
 Oats: May 47 bid; range 47.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28

Two Crown Raisins S2.oo per box; cocoanuts $3.75; fancy H. P. Peanuts SEc lb.: choice Florida oranges assorted sizss S2.TS.
 cheese-Fuli cream. daisies 1sc: singles 15Mc; 1 ID. cuts. square 17c.
 Grits-Per bbi. 34. 70; per sack sa.ie
 Grain and Hay-Bran $1 .60: shorts 41. GO: oats 6sc white esc; white clipped sshc; timothy hay s22. 50: Johnson grass soc; A. faifa sl 25; corn white soc.
 Prime cotton seed meal t2e .oo: sacked cotton seed hulls t13 .00 ton.
 Molasses-Georgia cane bbl. 40c gallon: cases. gallons S3 50 per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin Brand, gallons $I4; M gallons 9T.Bt. quarts e4. 2s per dozen.
 Chickens--Hens 35040c; fryors 35 zoe: broilers soc; ducks 25c; turkeys lie.
 Sugar-Granulated 5hc; FIG. Shc.
 EgRs-13hc.
 Country Butter--15e per Ib.; Jersey butter 2Sc.
 BagginR-New Jute 50 yd. pieces. 2 h. tthc; new sugar sack E ID. Sc; ID. ekas second hand sugar sack 7K K0Sxe.
 Tias-New Arrow q .9a.