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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06
DR.. BISHOP AND HIS
ARTES|AN WELL STORY

DR.. Serene E. Bishop, in c0mmuni
cation to the Star, controverts in abrupt
and dogmatie style a criticism of a
statement made in Baldwin g new
Geography of Hawaii, in the review of
that work appearing in the Advertiser
on Saturday. The statement in the
geography is, in regard to artesian
wells on this Island: "The water rises
in the boring through the pressure of
the incoming sea water; in Honolulu it
does not rise higher than AZ feet above
sea level. - The review of the geog-
raphy controverted this statement of
the cause of the water rising. DIR.
Bishop says the writer of the review is
blunderer. He seeks to account for
the rising of the water in the artesian
wells by the pressure of the incoming
sea water on the theory of a syphon
in which there is sea water and fresh
water, the sea water because of greater
specific gravity, sustaining the fresh
water at higher level. Argumenta-
lively he figures out that the water
ought to rise in the borings about fifty
feet.
DR.. Bishop entirely ignores the fact
that if his theory is correct the water
in the artesian wells ought to rise as
high now as it did when the first one
was driven. The fact is that the ar
tesian well level has gradually fallen
with the increase of the number of
wells, and is now about eight feet lower
than at first. It is also fact that
the artesian level rises and falls with
periods of wet and dry weather in the
watershed which supplies them. AS
the pressure from the ocean is constant
with the exception of the possible
slight difference the tides could make,
if his theory is correct neither of these
observed facts ought to be. o.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

The Republican warcry the mainland is: f'y
IAN vote for Bryan at any time!''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06
THE DUTY AND THE OUTLOOK

This is going to be sptticket year-A G. NJ Robertson
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

Republican
nights rally syllable said in
Cah the straight ticket both
Dele
OF
sh the ticket confined the
people off the platform pering they looked at Kaea
something emphasize Robertson predie
ton b spit-icket
Republican warcry You
time!''
printed ticket which
a the rally last night
Friday evening
November
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

There
but they not majority Enough had methods
employed by the machine various precinct
holding of
lary
who might Catheart the
hardly
bound which
viii will party
firmly checked the polls viii adealng pays
there will be less party complaint in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

off
which
Russian lS777S
nwhowa max
his worldur The
duties defined by the Berlin
the time of beak
professional correspondents
Failed have long had the Balkans
will
power in Berlin agreeme
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

William
Henry making mos
eouldn the running it quite
candidacy Admiral
whom their
afet-Sa.
William
did
bolted
independents regulars
tickets Objectionable parties
well the public adding his
To him the Henry presidents o apply
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06


is far
Presidents
in
andumbe purpose
the max speeches OF he way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

The Ministerial politics
Federation to edoneo
of lines That tabled
the sheriff.
supporters good
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

Cleveland the He
who Oed
gold Democratic nominees, Palmer andBu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

for Baldwin and
that
like SMALL patch OF a sail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

Hours for registering: to 10 a. m.
IL m. to 1 p. m, 5 to 7 p. m. Fail not
at your peril.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

particular opposition mayor. No
ever hears of Fern Achi is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

Register and exercise your right of
franchise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06


tbrowe in the act limit law.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-06

1t looks as if there might be a TrnOva in Bulgaria
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
criemtalif6s sIamsmipradbe.

Die orientaliIde 8lumenIpra9e.
Selam senannt, lpelde bic Sur Gins
iamteit bes Ser3ens Derurtbeilten
S6Dnsn bes Sarems in elm fOrmlis
Dies Sbltem ssbra4t baben, 1T iehr
perI9isben pon Der unirigen, ba lie
ii9 faIt ausf9lieBli9 auf bic Ramen
oer pflansen sriinbet. unIere BLU
menIpra1e aber aud nod anbere @is
aenibaften Der pfIanSsn beriidiidtist.
50 fpa bas psritsdte 8siiden bic Be
ideioenbeit psriinnbilOli9en, ben
abenb bic nartotii9e Wlobnblume.
ben 2lerser bas blaue 2eberbliimden,
bic 2lrmutb bic leere Me6re, ben
Rummer bic utter. bic 9erubigung
bic bura ibrsn Sbee betannte 3aTnilIe
unb bic be[len 5brdnen Der Rosmas
rim. Sn romanii9en 9dnbern Oerz
Iinn6iloli6t Elm aamiIlenitraub bic
= ReIiandtion, unb aud in Oeutfhen
2anben psrben bi. 8lumen itets etc
mas DON ibrer 9eitimmung bebaIten.
SenD6oten unb Srdgsr Der 9efiible
su fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
eisbs mad Dem Silse.

3iemli9 sablrei9 limb Die 5das, in
oentn Der Wann iein Ser5 an oas
Bib zines Mdo@sns perliert, oas
ibm bis ba6in politGnOis frsmb mar.
Der Spr6Blins elmer alten franaDiis
i6en abelsfamilie tpuros bon benz
8iIbe elmer i'm Salon uusseiteatsn
StDnen 70 bsSaubert. bab sr na4
Dem Mobeu bes 9ilbes Ruaforidun'
gen anIteGte uno es in Der Sp4tsr
sinrs fleinen pG9ters fano, Die nit
rem iunssn Siinitlsr, Der iie semalt
bate, perlpbt mar. Gin shreniperthsr
qRann bait, iid unter iolden llm.
itGnben auriidse3osen, bod pas that
Der impuIiipe iunse 4riitptrat ni9t.
er ma9ts pislmsbr benz iun9en Wsdbs
den 70 lsbbaft ben !Sof, Oub iie ibrsm
8rdutisam isin WOrt ;uriid3ab. DER
aiinitler forberts, iiber Oieien Srsu'
bru6 smp6rt, ieinen Ripalen gum
Ouel, pbippbl er pubts, odB er Is
nit einem Der bsItsn S4iiben 5rants
rei1s su tbun bdtte, uno ttel beim
eriten @9ub, tootli9 ins 9era ges
troffen, nieber, pdbrsnb pas jung.
Wldb6en, bas jebt BON 9eipifensbifs
fen ssquGIt fpurbe. auf bic 9eiratb
nit bem lei9tiinnisen glriitptrattn
p.r5i9tete.
giad tieIer trasiI1en @,ididts
I.i nur nod elm, 2iebesssiaihtt be-
ri6t.t, bic stiidlid .noets. Dor tur5sr
3eit fdnb Elm iunser gneldnoer. Der
nod 9fuitrulisn uusssluanoert mar.
cine rsisenoe Srau in Der jrnsen
Sreunbin ieiner in Gnslanb lebena
BEN S6tpeIter, bic er Biz einen Wlos
not rpr feiner Seiratb nis geisben
bate. Die S9peiter mar unb TT
rr6 2ebrerin in elmer 2onboner
GbuIe, unb in ibren 8riefsn on ben
in fernen 2anb.n ipeilenoen Bruotr
fpra9 iis bdufis in ipormen Gusoriis
den BON Der S90nbeit iino 2iebli4s
felt elmer Jrsunoin. bic in berfelben
G6ule untsrri6ttte. Sus Sntereie
bss @ruhers fir bic iunge Dame mar
10 lebtnft seporben, bab er um ihrs
9tctograpbie Bat, I'M iid felbit bon
ibren geiSsn iiberSeussn Su tOnnen.
unb oas Bib, bus ibm bic S4peiter
iGidte, natts eineu 70 tiefen Gin'
brud auf ibn. bub er iid oirett on
bas jpp5e Mab6en ipunote unb iis
trisfIid frasts. OBJ iie feline Grau
perbrn fpolIte. Gr mubte nod 10
manGen anoeren 8risf i9reiben. tbs
tr bic 4nitport erhielt, bic ibn gum
sliidli9iien Der Gtsrbli9en ma9te;
rod eines Sdges lGutsten Die @lodtn
in elmer air9s in Der RGbe BON Yorts
Ibire, ter 9eimatb bes iungen WlGbs
dens, nno Der iunss Munn fiibrte Die
Nrr.Drteruns bes 9ilbes gum altar.
bic isin Ser3 auf Der anberen Seite
Ssr Nsl! in 10 rOmantiIder Dsiie sss
tuoanen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

Wpnne rno INN ben Wtunb lag Elm
,3uq unenbliher Seligfeit.
sd batts mein Mooeu sefunben!
@rf mar iie fdeu. 9lIs iie aber b0rte.
nm mas es iid brehte, mar iie sleif
bereit. WGbrenb Iie mir WlObefI itano.
aiinbete ib i'm @arten INNER Elm
Stusr an, unb ieossmul, penn ie e.
iab, fam berieIbe ieliss @usorud gum
@ori9ein. Der mid auf Der Strabs
s,feFelt hattie. sic lsbte allein IN sis
nsr fIeinsh biibI9en DObnung. Sbr
Nams mar Wldrtba 8ursb, unb fl
fppbnts bamals 3immeritraBe 37."
Wit bieien @orten sriibte Der
MlaIer uno psri9punb. 9lm ieIbsr
Hadmittas ipurbs Martba 8urgf
p.rbaftst. unb isitosm bat man in
Der fleinen belsii9en Sabrititaot ni'
ipiebsr BON .inem Da4itubtbranD g.
brrt.
Srdu 1llrits Srdnd fat bic fir BIZ
grgreiFun5 Der 8rdnoitifter ausse'
febte 8slpbnuns erbulten unb 1T bd'
blr9 in Der Gage, iid einen entipre'
tsnbsn @rfab fiiz ihr perbrannt'S
Ninbiliar f6affen Su f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

= aus Der Rinberitu b E.
SranSi, elm blpnbes. fupertluges
&erl9en, tpirb sefrast: Don mem bait
bu benn 10 piel MuttereDiBs -
Srdnsi: Dom Batter!
= @uf benz 80 obltbdtigs
teitsf4i. probbeimer (auf bem
@pblt6Gtissbu3ur gu elmer @srtdufs'
rim: Sd ipiinfde einen Sub gu taus
fen, ipiebiel tOitet er2 = 8ertGuferin:
Sunbsrt Mart. = probbeimsr Qsst
6unosrt Mart bin): Sd tperbe sIei4
msinen Disnsr Su Sbnen f4idsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

&nsiigIi9. Maper (3u
Ieiner Jrau unb Sdpissermutter):
Sebt Sbr. bort TT Der @eiup. =
S9piesermutter: Der raudt ia BLOB.
id benfe Der ipsit 5suer2 = Diaper:
Wdrte nur, tpsnn bu Oi9hr ran
fommit, ipirb er fhpn ipuden.
= @orfdtis. 5rau aoms
mersienratt gum @atteD: Der Serr
profeiior bat Der einen srOBen Oisnit
geleiIfet; bab bu su iebem @esenbienit
bereit ieisif. Der Mann 1T in sus
ten @erbdltniFen, bu tunnit ou oas
risfireH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
-QeidtbtareifIi6. .@ies

-2ei4t begreifGid. pie
Is 9idtsr iueroen erft mad ibrem
Sobe ssprieien!" = .Dus 1T bod
ieIbftberfGnblid! Denn bunn tOnnsn
iie feline @soidte mebr madenl"
= mas nod mehr. alte
Sunsfer: rWir ruben ni4t .Rer, als
Bis mir eua Mdnnern pollitGnbig
slei1 setporben iinb!" = 8ruber:
rSei bod sufrieoen, eipen Sdnurrs
bart bat 0u fdpn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

0erbre9ertosit. Der
ga9tpdbter I9Idft : iett lam id
nit rubissm @etpifen ben ginbru4
pasen!!"
Stab. OntsI 3beobbr. Der
aeraoe tein 4usbunb bon SdOnbeit
1T unb beIonoers burd feline einges
oriidte RaIs auffdlIt, ersGblt i'm Jas
milentrsiie @sididten aus ieinem 2es
BEN Dd pI6bli1, als er bon ben
S9idfalsidldsen Su eradhIen besinnt,
bic ibn sstrOffen. unterbridt t1n Der
tfeine Wtar: .ad. OnteldeH, baber
bait bu pobl beine einsebriidie Raie."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

= Wiberfprud. 2ebrer:
.Das periteht man unter tobter
Saiion9 gaun, gnbrae9" = Ins
brae (9trstfObndeI: ~Denn ulIss ses
iunb iit!"
: 9afonif9. Deinbdnbler
(oer feinen Sohn gum eritenmnl
gum WdFern bes Wsines nit in ben
8snsr nabm): ~alIo. bu bait Ss De
Geele oss @efdGftes: @eroiinite Ds
- perbienit Del"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
RiefenerfoIa.

RiefeRerfols. Sdmies
rsnTGngsr: Reuli9 bate i'd einen
8ombenerfOls. Oa bin i4 als 2obens
grin nit einem Wiotorrao auf bic
8iibne sefOmmen.
= ber9tbe. 2ebrsr (ruft
e;nen S9iiler auD: @r5dble mir in
tur5en rlmriHen Die Rdtursei4i4te
bes Rinopiebes. (Od Der anabe
idipeist, 5ornis nit brObenOerGuuit:)
2aB' mid nidt au lapge uuf eine
&nfpprt iparten. gsnsel. ou tsnnit
ia meine Rdtur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
: Ni&tausaenabts@ @sIs.

Ridtausgeniibte@ @slss
aenbeit. rWir iinO geraos elm
puar Stunben pOrber absereif, eRe
Der aroBe 8runO ausssbro9en it'll"
raber bas bate i'd bod ubsspars
tet!-
Rod biibf6er. Suusfron:
Limb mob eins. Gina. SoIOuten sebOs
rem ni6t in bic stiide!" gaeus a0z
din: I'D SOFT, Mabume, meiner 1T
10 fdi6tern, in ben Sulon ieht
Sbnen Der i'm 9eben midi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
arantbeitsansei9en en-

&rantbeitsanSei9 d n.
Maurer: .Was nit mir nur bsut'
is. / mub trant iei; ieBt bermauer'
ido' ben 5p6lften 8uditein uno
bin aGetpsiI no BEL Der 5ipeiten
Mab."
grmabnung. S6uIrdth
gum 2sbrsr, Der bafiir betannt lit.
baB er pieI priissID: sd sebe 81
nen ben Ratb, in 3utunft mebr an
bic Gbre. unb peniser an bas 9efiibl
Der &inoer 3u appeliren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

Wlit unenoli9sr Miibe nnb untsr
eissner 2ebenssefubr seIang es einis
gen nit @erten unb Rau9heImsn
ousssriiiteten SeueripehrIeuten i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25
GntriiftHHg.

@9mieren g auufpisler
als Der SOuffler cine duf bic
Biibne gefulIene Durit peri9pinben
IoIIen mill: .Wollen Sic iie glei4
berseben! Wer bat ben Samlet sss
fpielt = id ober Siee"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

% otefs Oienitmdb d n.
-Sbr 5rGulein So9ier ipielt ia bic
&onleitern tolpfal elegant" = na4
nein, bus III oas DienitmdOden.
Msbisin. .Sie sluuben
nlfo, bab Sbnen bas gfauaen gut
fbun ptrb9" = ~5iderlitb; oenn ipie
i9 dnfanse gu raudsn. sebt meine
S9ipiesermutter aus bem 3immer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

= uniberlegt. Wluter:
Wie, tei Dem fdledten Regenpsttsr
fpillit bu bic neuen 9ummii4ube ans
aieheng
= Der @erIiebte. rWeine
8raut bat bimmlii9e ausen."
sd finbs. Fe bat sruue ausen."
,Ra ia, fdnn benn Der 9immel nidt
aub nal srau iein9"
8erforsfid. 1. Stdmm.
gait: mWarum sebt Serr Wdmpsrl
beute eins Stunbe friiber ndH Sans
ie9" - 2. Stammgait: Der ipobnt
felt geitern einen Stpd bOber."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

@rft.r 9 9uiteriunse Bon
fuem betommit Su benn ole meiften
Prii5el, bonn Meeiier poer Der Wlees
ftering"
3meiter g duferiunge:
~Sa, lpeeits, bds tommt pruff an,
Eper serube 3eit bot!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

g dultiabrior9en BE,
dmter: salt mir gar ni9t elm. els
men Sag lGnser gu arbeiten : tpers
De mid einen Gag trant msIOen!"
@alunt. 5rGulein: sd
inD9te aud ssrne elm lentbarss Cuff
fbitf buben" Serr: ~SeIbFOcrIiGnos
aib! Sic fino ia pie ssituffen 3ur
&0nisin Der Gifie,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-25

Gin gbtto5opb. RGu6er
(Oer fid berssbli9 bemiibt. bic aafie
aufSubre6en): Sebr trdiiris. DAB bic
Menfden iih gessnfeitis oas aeben
10 erfhperen!
Hamenlofe @ergeBfi4z
tett. 2ebrer (au einem Sduls
retruten): @ie betbt bu9 = Sdii>
Ter GrDb! = 2ebrer: limb ipeitera
= S1iiler. 81 mar mi mai beIDnne.
Grad elmer WeiIe.) ST met bod mid!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14
BRADsqREETs REPORT.
ExpansIon Continues In Trade And IA '+ duRtriaI Lines.

ExpansI0n Continues In Trade And IH'
 duatriaI Lines.
 New York. Nov. Establishments to- morrow will say:
 dustrial lines. shipments over the rail- ways. are increasing, idleness is beinG diminished, prices in numerous linel are higher, collections are better and sentiment Is brighter than It has beer for twelve months past Tn many sec tions retailers stocks are badly broker owing to conservative purchases heret tofore made and as a result requestl for immediate shipments are qnlte tht rule.
 TOn this account and scause of mor1 seasonab weathcr. sorting up, crderl in wholesale and jobbiHg lines are Of larger volume. Spring business is a lst developing quite freely, although wide spread improvement n this directtnT is not look ed for until after the fturT of the new year. Demand for holiday goods Is increasing. Practically everI section save the South, ani where thl supply of water has been insufficient for industrial operations. as for sTl. stance parts of New England. shai shared in tine general Improvements. Al the South the v aather has nos beel entirely seasonab'e, and in some paFtt the holding of cotton for higher pricet makes for dI ness in trade and sioEv. ness In collections. On the whole the situation is becoming more favorable though 1t must be recognized that out. door oneratl ms tend to cOntrac1 witf the coming of winter. that some Q. cent expanstnne has been tinged with certain degrHe o. speculation, based OF anticipatinns of whsct Is to come ard that the tmDrnTamEpt may be slow iE coaching the 'a.i important centers
 Business failures In the United Statei Der PSF against 205 last week and 25i In the like week of 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14
Eseh Day Reduces The Perceuaase of
 Idle NFnchSneFy

EEeh Day Reduces The PerceutaRe of
 F. idle Machinery.
 New York, Nov..a 1a--E. c. Dun and Company's Weekly Review of Trade
 Expectations are being fully realized fin the increased demand for Hanufac- tured products that each day reduces the percentage of idle machinery and the number of unemployed. The dc- pIeted condition of stocks is disclosed as. business expands and throughout den pressure to meet requirements that assumes activity for some time at least. Higher prices for pig iron followed the Increase in demand, con suEiaers providing for requirements well into the future. including material for finished steel to be delivered in the spring. Furnaces have added still further to the active capacity and some have contracted for much of their out put up to July 1.
 The better feeling Is also reflected In the ore market and if weather con- diticns permit the movement down the lakes probably will be increased to 25.pO0.0 900 tons for the season. Sew eral of the railways are in the market for steel rails, although few important contracts were actually placed this
 Tn the primary market for dry goods, merchants are operating on q more liberal scale than at any time mills are rspidly resumping, but ac- cept business only where the raw cot ion is controlled and an assured ba sis of profit can be eatablished Some pFices have already advaDced and others are contemplated. Export bust-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14
KANsAs fITY: IEYE .sTocK.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 Chicago. New 13.--Despite news of gen. eratly, bsaEish chaFaeter. the local wheat market cleFsd firni today with pFices t to was strong eats steady aad provisions
 Trade in the ~Aeat pit was void of any, ;erized by consldegable nerveNFHass. 7hS majority of pit traders seemed to faYor first signs of any natssisI support from bull leaders caused Nasty covering by those s, Sho ,i. had sold segst" S:sE os Inc day va, ~-arlset was father eRW. receipts in tile Northwest were liberal. weather in AIEsn- erSPs ef @ and saSo1t @ sGsnsss .s@wss s %% ds@,eed
 Duluth reported that export business wss SSia soSss somapSissa Snis siGht Saas aes 'of of Manitobs Wheat pnttl late in the sfssian tTanssetsd at lie ssaoossd but shortIy tsE fore the end of the day 1t was eisinled thRt forty-eisht hostloads had been ''werked.'' reports Gee Grscsivts sosay stated thst rsihe were general ana that srowleg whset would he greatly seaeftsd. Demand. nd. for cash the sample tables were about steady. After covering a range of M 70 4; prices ct the the previous session with Dseerebar at $f .03% and May q. 1.07A
 clearanees of wheat and flour were equal to soc, eco bushels Exports for the week as shoEn by BKaastFeet's were equal 10 D. 03o, ,O0O bushels PfirnaFys receipts were esi,- 200 busheis compared with el7,O0O the cor responding week c year agos Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts sof 7ss ears. against $50. last week and tt7 6 year ago. 2
 Following slight .weakHsss at the start the corn market was strong the renatnd- E to $ above the previous ciase.
 The greatest strength was manifested in the December option which was in urgent demapd by shorts and buil leadars. The principal reason for the stFength wes the continued lKbt receipts noewi thstandsng ex- paaFi1At was also bullisAly affected by re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14
NEW YORK cnrrnlr.

New York. Nov. 13.--The cotton market today a little more than lost its gain of the previous day. closing steady at a net decline of 5410 points, Sales were esti- mated at 225.e0o bales.
 The market opened steady at a decline of about as due on the cables. Active months sold two to three points net higher shortly after the call on scattered covering and a renewal of yesterdays late buying move ment, but soon weakened under more ag- gressive offerings from local bears and liquidation in the absence of important bull support. After showing net loss of about points from the lowest on talk Of smaller Southern spot offerings and reduction in local selling after the close of the English market. but the advance was followed by renewed weakness after the publication of the into-sisht figures making new high record and the market closed at practically the lowest point of hts day
 Southern spot markets reported early were generally unchanged and this seemed somewhat disappointing to buyers who had operated on the rumora of firmsr holders early in the day and the deciston of South ern delegates at Memphis and New Orleans to hold for 10 cents.
 Possibly apprehensions of Q bearish cen sus report on November 18th. have had between l4 and 21 points from the high level of the season.
 Receipts at the ports today SO, 900 bales. against S5,42l last week and e6,I0S last year. For the week 473.00 bales against 4s2;4S last week and 357.24s last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans I4eI7 bales. against 6.61S last year and at Hous- tntures opened steady and closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14

ness continues restricted, foreign buy CTS considering the higher values a excessive. While clothiers salesnei have associated the trend of deman, there is still an inclination to pr9ct1G cautiously in placing orders for dupli cate lines of spring swoolens, so 4s q, be prepared for the normal quantit: of cancellations.
 , A better movement of spring good is lanticipato6 as soon as colda weather reduces stocks of . hSav: weights.
 Manufacturers of boots and shoei report a substantial increase in thu orders placed by. johbers and retailere whose stocks have bcen allowed | becom~ depleted and who now antici pate a much larger demand Not small factor in the urgency of buyer Is the upward tensency of roateriaIs which may soon be reflected In high CT prices for the finished product Leather already sells at an advance fol some grades. leading tanners askinl two cents moro for heavy sole ant about one cent for light stock. In, creased activity and strength Is notet in every variety of hides.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14

lse against s,es2.soe last week. 2.7s7,- last, and of all other kinds including Egypt. Brazil. India, etc, 553,000 against s25,o00 last week. 7S5.s76 last year and 761,0o0 year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase com pared with last week of 224,259 an in- crease compared with last year Of a1S.79s. and an increase compared with year before last of 42,09t.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cot- ton as above there is now afioat and held in Great Britain and Continental Europe 1,ss2.000. against 1.90O.000 last year and i,770. 900 year before lasti in Egypt 166,000 against 150.000 last year and 1e5,000 year before last; in India 112,000 against 2s7. 900 last year and 325,000 year before last. and in the United States l.5S1.000 against 1.t76.- 900 last year. and 1.540.000 year before