davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11

Gm brpj Snr. 9an0poIt6u6 ga-
rius Snnien og ct &ar onore Mano
ira @an10 piloe / ST. ..Ribe
Stiftst.~ forIe0en foribge at tro0is
31en % gna oper til Better @eo-
Iteo efter soften, Ser boooe bo6et
Jig op, Oo Zen / oper Ell llge bar
Dc prret l1Oen 6orbin0elie me0
6uitlan6et.
@oa SenDeien gift Set go0t nof;
men Oa Sc poa Suren tilboge bar
fomn1en goOt ct &ar SuiinOe @leit
ira Sand, 6roit Sien, faa oe Ionf
/ @ono til 9nlteite0et. 6loooonoet
trGngte itprft pou, % Sc maotte
ele iig aennem S. % Slap for at
loo foit &or0; al @oTtingerne hi /
en- mi5lig 6orfotning, flyer fig
Ielb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
&aren0ncfslinaen mellen srnu]

&areuSucfslingem meQem syranf=
rig pg 2ammarf, Oct oonffe Sc
Ionotifo6 / &aris bar ienot lloen-
rigsmtniItqriea en- Sno6eretning on!
observation-disclosures meQem 6ronfrio
og gonmorf / Sc 10 foregoaenne
Mar.
S 1906 baboe lt~ofsrsIen fra
6ranfrig til 9onmorf en- gnr0i
al t5,078,oO0 6rancs MOB 49,
3S5,0OO 6rnncs / 1905. Sen Itsr-
lite @OIt er @inefSporter, ION /
1906 bel65 fig til 2,951,OO0
Sroncs.
SGr0ien al Sc ira 0onmorf
til 6ranfrig inofsrte @orer Dor:
! 1906 2,5O9,OoO ST., / 1905
100000 ST.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
&rrn0t GrGbifeitp(. S6n0o

grGmbt ErGbifcitol. Spnoag Ior=
&c ben 19. San. bren0te en- @aar0
i Seilitrup. SEQ benne Sloles blep
Seilitrnp &irfes Ereoifeitol ct
Gop for 2uerne. Sen bar taget
l1e0 for at blipe rel taureret Ga
~miolertiOigt anbragt / Sen @aar0,
Der 6r9note.
v@ol6. Imtst." &orrelponoent /
Srpnoerslep giper fpIgenoe Sp=
lpsninger ON Er90tfe Itolen:
Gen TANNER ira 4ore1e fist fpr
1900 og bar uofsrt / Nenpsiancee
it'll. Set bar en- iieloen imitf
Fr9otfeitol, og set bar beItelnt, at
ben ifltlOe rei%tnureres for otter at
6enDttes. Ser bar al Staten t oet-
tie 2ieme0 bepilget 200 &r., moo
at &irfeejerne -tilItpo en- liqnenoa
Sum. Taa &rGoifcitolens Sioer
fanote5 fire 0anife Moelspaa6en,
SlGgterre &robbes, &olenfrants,
Sfeel5 og Banners.
@rGoifeitolen bGep / 1907 be-
i@freoet, tegnet % fotograt eret al
9fotionolmuieet, ioa BET pifes nape
DGre ponifeligt at fofeslesqrp
i9en, oer er en- fro Sop 90 lhn
galllIs. tier IT,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
26 @alcitanscre / Srift meb Sien

"a 26 9lnleitongere forleoen bar
| &irfiombeO paa 9ouens 8reoning
neo Spltrup (2imfioroen), bap0e
net iterfe Sppeir og S%snoenpin-
cen leSnet Sien, ion Sen pes 0fio-
togstio fom / Drift, uoen at Stan=
gerne merfe0e noget.
ga Be enoelig opoageoe ssaren,
cor Gepnen bleben ioa breo, at set
par ltmuligt at fomn1e oper; oe le6
M ST. uSfipe Slf6l." mos Sp0
40 @irfiuno til og beo ct itprft
fcrceret Sob IDffeoes set Dem at
nao grlrnbet @on6, loo Sc funoe
babe i San0. Nogle al Sc plore,
Ter bar / bei @roo meotagne al
ret itprfe SOB, mootte .beres
2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
Uuumurk

statiitif, Otter n5tatiItiif 4ar-
bog" meOOeler -. 8. / L." fpl=
genOe interesionte ltotiitiife Sal:
8efOItningen % OenS
2ip. Oct egl. &ongerige 0un-
usorf5 9efoIfning bar Ben 1. 6e6r.
1906 2,5S6,919, Den bar oltiaa
for0o6Iet zig itOen 1910, ga Ben par
t,209,075 Ii 1901 par Den $780,
COD. 6Gr9ernes par / 1906 49,
$40, ISLANDS / 1901 79,470, @rgl-
Ian0s /. 81. 1888 og 9anif=&elt it.
Il0ien5 /. q. 30,527. Oct iumle0e
annife Monnrfi bap0e oltion ifpns=
bis Sen 1. Sebr. 1906 oper 2,700,=
900 og bar mi berlpeo 2 9(ar efter,
ner Sc 3 MiQioner. 8efolfnings=
tptbcoen 1906 bar pr. geogr. &pa=
erotmil for SiGllano 1886, pr. 100
&onOrotfilometer 1865, for 8orn=
boIm 6enbolosbis 1915 % 6,994,
for 9olano=Soliter 1851 og 6,085,
for 6pn 1852 og $500, for Sui
Inn0 2,414 og 1896, for bele &on-
gcriget Ganmorf 1861 og 6,641,
for SGrperne GA og 1,169, for
SsGon6 Al og rs, for 9anif=geit=
fn6ien 1879 og $500. SiIppfst=
procenten regnes 1906-07 at bape
bGret 1,16, ret goo / Sammenlig-
ning meo Sen foregaoenoe Wenne-
feaIoer, / 1SS0-S1 bar SEN Ioa=
Ie6eS 0,93, 1928 finn O,S3, men
I 1867 rigtignof 1,39.
9g gteifobernes Sal til
ger for6olospis meo 8efolfningen
eg par / 1906 1854, Sc lepenOe=
tsOtes ligeiaa og bar 1926, Be
o9Oes er enOog ablOlltt a tagen0e
=, 8r. al ben Itigen0e Sunbbe0s-
funoifob, og bar 35,172 MOB 49,
sos / 1905. Man iapner gonI fe
al SpgereGie al 6rltgt6orbe6en eI-
Ter rS9olelsprpcenter~ Cy6irtb-
rate4) pr. 1000, Ser CT Sen olntin=
Gelige internationole Maaoe at OPP
gore 6prbol0et poa.
Gen gennem nitIige
&ieliesal0er er iDnfenoe,
0en bar for Meno t9Ot-O5:
29,2 Aar MOB 3t,5 / t855-59,
for apinoer PSI / 1906 mos
$50 / 1866. Bette troos Sen
celpis pge0e Scamp for 3iluprel-
ieu.
s 1906 fpote 368,945 W36-
Gre iolt 374,O6O 9ern. 9(f 6s0s=
Ier1te par 5,OO2 Spiaingf60sler,
G5 SriQingf60sler og 1 Sirlingfg0=
lgl, 33t,2O2 W16ore fpote / 9@g=
teifa6, 37,743 u0enfpr; men al Sc
nnOer 30 9(or fe0te Sc fleite &pin=
Der, nentlig 6,679, u0enfor 9Gg-
teifab, fun 5,464 / 9ggteIfo6, Sc
minOreaorige mao BABE peret let
tere at loffe.
0e borgerlige 9g gte-
i~fa6er tiltoger; Der il1tte0es
1906: 942, 1905: S39, 1901:
67t, 1903: 605, 1902: 1876, 1901:
3St, 1900: 372, 1899: 300, 1898:
323, 1897: 283.
Gil 6olfefirfen 6prte (o9,
tpilfen Spin0elD 1,177,414, &eIten
forOeler Jig meQem Ell gfGffe an
ere, minOre SroesiamfunO. Ser
hor / 1906 1888 Spoer berbient=
me, iioen er Der fonrmet ct Har
Suiino ira <slano, uoen for
merfenote Sroesiamfun uni ltoo Ill
nm 1921 (atter Spinoel).
SeIpmoro er aftagen0e. Ser
funot / 1906 48O Steo (Man0
379, apinoer tOt) moo 572 gen-
geminitlig I bpert Aar 190t-05
Sa 523 genneminitlig oarlig 1896
1900.
StotSinbtegter og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11

pre- til en- iamlet GerOi al 405
Wlill. Str, nenllig ia Wfil. for
@pgninger uOen @runoens Seer
81, 155 @til. for aim. 26spre,
80 @lia. for Stibe Opilfe 5tibe?
tbi 6ergerne etc. alene fan bog
fife gpre OetD, 81. 0tia. for 81
bliotefet % Somlinger Ger iaa
@ggerne, Wialerierte, 8iQeObugger-
uGrterne etc. meOregneOe? -
Wtan utaltgler Spar paa oItfor
mauge SporgsmaoD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11

Ordination. Snsoog Sormiooog
ben q. San. or0inereoes / st.
&nuOs Strife / 00enie to &an0i-
batter, 8. &Olit og @. g. Sobon-
ien, til &relter. Gen fgrlte ifal
rGre periOnel &apellan for 0albp-
Stu6berllp 0}enigbeoer, me0ens
iioltn@Dnte ifol OGre @ralt for en-
Hanif Menigbeo I g}e6raIfo.
@piti0elig6eOen inOleoeoes / ST..
u6pns &i0.~ neO en- 45ra0ifen al
}'oitor 6. acGl font no fra Gr=
Gene / St9ens gomle Solme y@lt
gin O5 2ptte og gooe &oa0, tit
NaoOeS 2ps % tilienoe" trent
bGpeOe, at n0en 2pffe fan ct
NfenneifeliO fife lepes og Noaoens
&pS life ifinne.
Men 2pffe er life set ionume ionl
6elO. Gn Mano fan bape @elO
til lit Nr6ejoe, Ell 0igter fam baue
@elO mleO tine Spger, % en- 8oli-
tifer fan bope &elo til at Iamle
mango ON Jig og 6lioe en- Solfa-
f6rer, men 0erfor er set fife gipet,
at ban bar 6aft 2pffe me0 9[r=
bei0et.
Haa iamme Waa0e fan Ell Street,
pGre belOig meO lin &rGOifen, i'm
SpnoagsifOle eler on0en @erning,
uoen at set bog fon iiges, at Ger
ningel1 ret er lpffeoes. 81 moa
erfenoe, at meget al set, hi arbej-
Der me0, fun g1r tibet @apn, og
naar oct er iaaleoes, iaa mao hi
erfen0e, tro0s uQe Salemaa0er ON
manglenoe @pner og for ringe
&refter, at set iforter % paa Seer
ligbeO til Wenneifene. 9erfor 6ar
ri fife anoet at gpre emo at pie
al SUBS itore &erltgbeOs &9ln
og laoe os beifinne al SUBS Naaoes
Solifin. % | 10 itprre @rob hi
formoor bette, bill ri ogioa fao
Spit og Spffe til at g6re @apn,
1Dm Wlt0 BET Dtl nnn n1prhpA1fp
Wiao0e.
8iifop 8alslep inOpieoe Oerefter
&c TO @Gno til @ra1tegerrtingen,
iOet ban pnifeOe for OenL at Sc
maatte ppe Oenne @erning til
@uos s@re og @enigbeoens Srelle.
@oltor @olit 6eltag oerpao @rp-
oifeitolen og tolte ON 9onnenS
@etponing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
E1tnnel nnoer GtprcGrlt. 81!

Snnncl nn6cr Stprc6Glt. Sngee
MGR og 2all0inipeftgr $. DIRT bill
mart, i'll. IS. g. / IT," / rGiOsifrift
for SltOuitri" offentliggpre Ell itor
Ylan, ban bar u~0arbeiOet for eli
S1nnel un0ar Storebplt (0enn
inOgif JON Seq / @r. Nage @eIten-
bolt5's 6oriparsplon, men er itf-
tert mere paafrGpet al cipile
@run0e).
&eO Stationen Spenltrlp llpr
&orspr tGnfeS ct 0obbeltipor longt
ne0 gennem Ben ber begDnoenoe
Sun1el til S%torebGlt, bbor Sltn=
neaen fortl9ttes. Smfoi tningerne
l~i0regnes til 1000 ST.. pr. Weter.
Sunnelen er tpnft 0pbbeltIporet
cg mllret at flinfeoe M1triten e1er
@rnnit. 2ofomotiperne t9nfes 0rep=
ne peo @leftricitet fra @leftrici=
Hesitation peo @omoien b. Sipl=
lan0. @ele Suren gennem Sltn=
nelen ifulOe g6res pao 1 &parter,
3. b. /. / &ilometer / Winltttet.
gn Spaunosreiie forfortes oerbeo
ca. 1113 Sime.
@r. 3. mener, at @nlegget bill
De %forrente Jig 6eOre en0 Sen MT
pGrenOe 6urgetrofif. @n al Sc ITO
re 6Grger folter ca. | MiQ. ST.,
og til Sorrentning, geolige6ol0elie,
Imortiiotion III. M. gaor ca. 20 q:
BERTH fommer, at SunneQen let
fan operfomnle en- Srofif, ser er
langt it6rre ems Sen n~1ppren0e.
Sr. .. frembeper ogIoo set tiG-
talen0e l. at np1ten bele l10gifter
gaor / biemlige CONNER, ioet finn
Gonife enfelte Sing, iom @oIfiner
.. l., maa nnifofes / england.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
GrufciOr Soul Ia GOir, @ifi

ErOfeiOr Soul Ia GOnr, aifop,
bar / u@6iifolebla0et" ifrebet ct
IGltgere Stpffe ON @enrp Georges
5fotte Seorier g bar pon @rlln0-
lag al nogle &nl regnet us, at
Oonif Soro for at ti%lfreosftiQe ole
Sfottefrop efter @dorge5-Seorien
ifal ioare 725 % al fin geroi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
Stor HriSne019ttelIe.

Stor Trtsne0i9ttelIe.
49, 8sger TIL o~DerorbentGiq neSfa!
pris. 8enpt 2siIisbcben. Rsb nosk
Of bisis bilttge Bigger, tn6en b. Ct
aofoIgt. Ge uoelo6te gtrnre CT fptat.
Do A Rhs tam ituHs fere 9sser ill
Be aafbrts lore PriIer, ulna GeFil.
ting ~iHbfen6es Inare, ON usaa sngsr
Eos1s of BEN.
- gsgerRe titTerroes porhFr4.
- 8egerns beiilles eFber Summer
301, @n SamIing 9ers at gbt.
Wintber. 242 @tber / OmEaa
Repiat fra $1,2O til 5Ot.
3O2. She Samtng Of TIE Sbrerp al
@tIiam Gbafefpeare. Neeb 81.
fer o9 Nnmerfntnger At U. 5ts
mart, Mac @resor, Selma 9
&innep Og 8. s. Damn. Sill Gruq
Deb SeIbftubium, 9ripotunbtrbis.
ming og t @tolernes bpiere alus.
Ter. 1872 Siber / SmNdg. Neb-
lat fra soc til Doc.
3O3. Maobetb at MiGiam @bat.,
fpeare. Meb @lofer og Mnmerf
Hinger at Wr. u. @tetpart, Ma
@regor os Mrs. g. Stnnep. sil
8rue Deb SelDitubium, prtpatun.
b%erpisnins os / Stolernes bbier;
3lasfer. So @iber / Omlaa.
Nebfat fra 6Oc til zoe.
3o5. @rosebe 8lab., Digte at gbr
Wintber. 352 @iber / Smiaq
Webfat fra $3.50 til SOC.
306. 9iftoriferen 8ebel @imonfen
@n 2itererbtitortf : 8tograFR
@tilbring at Mnton Mnberien. 12O
Siber / Omflas. Nebiat fro
80. 5Obn guq Os bans 81 gnsel,
ffe Nutibsieber og @fiffe af Mo2
.. @en. 294 @iber / Om1ua
Nebfat fra $1,2O til 4Oc.
312. Den Norbiffe &irtss @runb.
leggelie oe fprfte l1bDttlins at q
.. Sgrgenfen. 9O6 @iber pe Sil.
leg III Siber ! Omnas. Rebfa{
fra $6,4O til $500.
314. MibDelaIOerens Masi at bic
.or Rpbbsrg. Sberiat fra @Denf
meb 5orfatterens sinabelfe. IL
5iber / Smfl, Nebi. fra 80 til 4Oc.
315. Setterne / Oanmart meb fer
: Zig 99sa7aa- til bsres @fpigsrer
2eren at ben eDunseltif<lutberF,
Strife. Nf 8. 8. Saabpe, @Osns-
prait. 400 @iber / Omi1as. geb
fat fra $500 til $1,Oo.
316. aritenltp / 0anmarf senHeri
bunbrebe Nar 1741-184W. g.
gubelig 6OrfumIinssz 9ifforts a
6reberit Ipgaarb. 0en fpnft
Oppeffelie. 45O @iber / Omi1aa-
Nebfat fra $3.50 til $1,OO.
ST. gn sammsI Ounmarts6iitnris
for 4ar 826-1157, alminbeltq
falbet Rosfilbe= &rgnnifen. Spsr.
lat fra Satin of M. 8rebsborf
80 Siber. Nebfdt fra 15c. til S.
M%isiions : 5orebrag at u. @
8. @robe : &dsmusisrt. 344 81.
Der i SmiG. gfebi. fra $1.4O til 70t
800. 8ibrag til 9ans @sebes pe bes
srsnlanbfe Misfions : 6ifnrit
1721-176O - efter trpfte %
utrpfte &ilber at 8. M. Senqer,
348 @iber | OmIlag. Nebfat frs
1920 til SOC.
321. Mtnbre Nrbeiber, GebreIaub,
tie 5orbplb og Nnltggerlber at 81,
9enrit Nitolui glauIen. l1bgibet
efter bans Osb of Or. Sobannss
@laufen. 1888 @iber / Smilde
gsebfut fra $500 til $1,oO.
322. Den gbriHslise @isbeb, Mpolp.
gefiffe l1nberfsgelier meb ier!is1
9enfpn til Granfs nSpftem be,
gbriitGi6en @eptFbeit" af 9enrs
listing, Sosnepreft. 242 @tbel
Omr. Nebiat fra $1.2O til SOC.
1913. Dst gpangeliffe atrtelips, Ru,
tib p9 5remtib af Dr.Senrtt NttO.
lai Gtaufen. Mnbsn, al G~orfatte.
rem sennem os Omarbeibebe, for,
sgebe nbgabe. nbgibet efter hani
CNnH o m}r6 Q1E G-,Sn~ Co.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-11
Statsin0tegter pg
u0gifter.

Statens SnOtegter bar / 6inans-
aoret 1906-07: 127,016,7 91 &r.
Dens llOgifter 1t3,833,493 Str,
rens 9lttiper 650,522, 872, Oens
yasiiuer 257, 3 ,798, oeraf / III
S%eulanoif @alO IS, 4O4, 54S, / u0en-
iouOif t69,527,25O, Der alt -
uuOtogen ipQe 166,25O - er pao
iranit @enOer. SrGffes Stats-
gGloen ira 9(ftiperne, bier Oisil
i;Oite ct 0Derifuo al 392,59t,O7l
Eroner.
@}en aft bette er finn Staten ion
eHentlig @erion. Mon fnor intet
al piOe ON 5taten fom Sn06egre-
net al @orgerne og ben itore pri-
safe mountaineering al Sire
Observation-Disclosures til ll0lun-
oct. 5 en- 9eote fortpGes, at eff
fer en- I 1905 foretagen &ur0ering
aieoe Staten 8pgninger og 2ss-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Inc oluLn nANAEa


 ,n aork. May is.--wnHs tns strengtn stock market was irreguiAriy cscss ases tnere was no mIstakins i.s us. sn.,,sa,.1 acter ana the speculation showed snamauon sn ana cnnsiueravle vaIIsty. rns i.sspst operations were attriouleu stiii tsssaa o .ns larger iinancial powers ana the pro- .s = cement was tsmiu aVvut Nentur- ins to seli the marKet snort m the iace ot tnis belief m support py sucn rormIaa- pas ',,. aerees. The purpose to foster the ds- to prompt the n,easures to controI tue market and the Hartman Pacifics are ereoitea with the largest interest at present new issues. the susta.ninx operaIions in the stock lnafket wsts commonly pslieNsd to emanate from sources in alliance with those of the Union raciflc ana southern r,acirIc resulted m the ueclaration or the ieguIar aivldenas on both stocks. and that acton tected oy rumors regsroing the coming financing on which no anouncement was
 The volatile rise in the Southern Pacific pto' inulcated the credsnce that was sNen 10 report that IL was in contemplation tO waive the companys privilege to redeem tho
 per cent. stock at lL6. fne exis.snee Of this privilege has had the effect or mold ing the price of the stock close to that level The motive TOT tnls suppoSeu Ints..- ton is sad to De the desire to market the balance of authorized preferred stock in the treasury of the comsany. The rumor of an intended extra distribution O. 4>oftht.n -,lAtS stosA Was fesned- Botn the Hlh stocks and st. Paul were benefited by the large sales of new stock effected before lac iIndnciaI ueprsssion set in. eupposiIions as to the benefit to the companies of these funds in naiid avaiIabis io. expsndIture during the period of depression and low braces of matsrIais piay an important part m the strength or the stocks.
 Stocks of companies which have effect ed financial Dlans respondsu to this news especially some of the railroads of doubt fui credit supposed to be confronted with difficulties In this regard.
 The Iact that note ..ist~ad Of bond issues were resorted in these instances suggested a graduation in the prospects of coming secu- rities issue m proprtion to the security of- fered or the financial strength of the com panies. The prevailing temper of the spec ulation was clear from the avidity with which hints of favorable events were seized upon to rush up prices. while events seem ing to bear unfasorably the outlook for values were ignored The enRagements Of gold for export while large were entirely expected on account of the abundance of money here. the decline in the foreign trade baIAncc m our favor and some remarkettngs here of foreign holdings of American securi- tIes.
 The foreign aliotrnents of the Pennsylva. mia bonds are re-,orted as rssold in this market, in spite of their denomination in pounds sterling instead of dollars. Discounts possible reduction in the Bank of England official rate tomorrow to 2h per cent. was under discussion.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales par value s447s, 900 United states bonds were un- changed on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14

of the primary and that good work win be done by each faction.
 Bryan has a big following in Col bert. and the strength of Governor Johnson has been growing rapidly within the past few days.
 Col. E, W. Crome of Minnesota de- Iivered a speech in the interest of Gov ernor Johnson at the court house In Tuscumbia this evening. which was largely attended by the Governors friends and admirers.
 Learning of Colonel crome's an nouncement, several members Of the Bryan Club secured Hon. Emmett O'NeaI of Florence to appear in tho interest of Mir. Bryan. An effort was made to have the friends of Governor Johnson divide time with MT. oNeal. but they declined on the ground that the meeting was strictly in the inter- est of Governor Johnson.
 Mir. O'Keal will speak at the court house in Tuscumbia Thursday night. and the Bryanites are bestirring them- selves to give their speaker an enthu- siastic reception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
SCHOOL IN ELIZA.

Elba, May .-(Special. )-Elba is to have a free high school After the High School Commission of the State refused to locate the county high schoo. here, the townspeople held a mass meet. ing. Patriotism ran high and more than $S.000 was secured in voluntary subscriptions to support a lrst-class high school.
 The school is to open next fall. ana will be absolutely free to all children of the county. Not even an incidenta; fee will be charged.
 Great interest is being manifested Ip political circles as the primary election Is to be held next Monday The local press endorses Hon. John A. Johnson of Minnesota for the Democratic nont. nation for President The argument is made that MT. Johnson is a steady winner. whereas Mir. Bryan is a steady loser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
Futures opened steady and closed very steady: American Tl1iddling LOG.
MoNroomERY cURRRNr eUorArIoNs
.. Corrected Daily.

tC0Execte0 Dauy.g These prices are at wholesale and not to stsTch-corn s@1oe: standard goods. Pearl 4Ac; gloss lump thc; nickel goods Lard-Leaf sEc; compound shc; basis tisrces.
 ss4 a Ic; broken 4ls @5c: japan 5Ia a6Ac, isiana SOC.
 vinesar-Per gallon ls02sc. Coffee-Green common s1s O l0c; prime sls c iOci choice liG i2c fa1cy i3 e i4iso
 Candies-xxx Soda shc; xxx ginger sardines-American mustard as.75; A-oil Hides-Dry Hints s@sc. dry salted 5s7c; green hides s94c; green Salted 4c.
 wool-ciear zoe; bury s9llc; washed Mssl--standard sac; waterEround s7c; Fruit and Produce-Apoles: No. I Bald win e4 25; Malaga grapes S5; fancy lemons ss0s per box g. 5o Irish potatoes per bu $l 10; onions. yellow globes s1 25 bu.; fan cy H. P. Peanuts shc b.: choice Florida oranges, assorted sizes ss 25: Florida Pine apples $3 25; new potatoes S4. 50 bbl. cheese-Full cream. daisies 16c; singles IS i5c; ID. cuts square 17c.
 Tomatoes s2. 25; Snap Beans stand s1; Cucumbers $I. 50.
 Grits-per DOL S4 %; per sack s2.1o Grain and Hay--Bran sl 50; shorts Sl 60; oats 6sc; white 6sc; white clipped 6sac; timothy hay s22 so; Johnson grass DOC; Al falfa 91. 95; corn. white soc.
 Prime Cotton Seed Meal S2s %: sacked cotton seed hdiis SIS ton.
 Moiasses--Georgia cane. bbl. 4oc gallon; cases, gallons S3 50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand. gallons $I4; gs gallons $7.5o; quarts S4. 2s per dog
 Chickens-Hens 3sG4oc; flyers 35 a 4Oc; broilers soc; ducks 2Bc; turkeys 11c. sugar-Granulated 5tc; F. Y. c. 5hc. Eggs-15c.
 Country Butter--iSc per lb.: Jersey but ter 25c.
 BaGging-New jute so yd. pieces 3 lb. ilIAc. new sugar sack $ ID. Sc; ID. shc: second hand sugar sack 7h Gs1kc.
 Ties-New Arrow S1 20.
 TteB-New Arrow S1 20.
 RAILROAD DIVIDENDS.
 New York May I3-The regular dividends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
TWF MFTAI, NIARKFTe,

New York, May 1s.-There was severe decline nthe London tin market, spot clos ing at 132 pounds los and futures at i32 pounds 5s. The local market was weak and unsettled in consequence. with quotations ranging from $29. 25 to $2s 75.
 Copper advanced Is Sd in London with spot closing at 167 pounds 2s Sd and fu- lures at 67 pounds 17s Sd The local market is steady and a shade higher with lake $12. .50962h; casting at SIP 25@37h
 Lead declined to 12 pounds ITS Sd fin the London market. but was quiet and un- changed at S4.22h@ @27h locally.
 spelter was unchanged at IS pounds l1s Sd in London and at s4. 559s5 locally.
 Iron unsettled in the London market Standard foundry was nominal while Cleve- land warrants were quoted at 66s. Locally the market was unchanged; No. 1 foundry ST 5O No 1 southern and No Southern soft SIS 0@S17.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. May 13.-Spot cotton was steady at an advance of 3-16c on all grades. MiddlinE i0Ac. Sales were 2.O00 bales on the spot and $50 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady, 266 points above the close yesterday as a result of the re- newal of the large demand for spot st Liv- erpool Reports of bad weather in various portions of the belt aided the advance and a fairly good demand brought about q still further tendency on the part of the future market to seek higher levels. 4; the close which was steady. the active months were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
MOVEMENT OF COLD.

New York. May 13,-The movement of gold to Europe which began several weeks ago and then temporarily ceased. was resumed to day. The National City Bank announced engagement of S2, 2,000. 900; the National Bank of Commerce s75o.oo0; Gold man. Sachs and Company S1.0OO.0U0 and Bazard Freres s1. 900 900. All this gold will be shipped to Paris. This makes a total of Sls250.O00 engaged for export on the pres ent movement.
 During the afternoon the National City engaged an additional $500. 000 in gold and Lazard Freres engaged an additional $500 000 for export to Paris This brings the total amount of gold engaged for export today up to S5.750. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-14
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. May J3.-Tlfe senea tional strength of July contracts was the feature in today's cotton market and while the closing tone was easy last prices were iS to 33 points net higher. Sales for 5ihes. day were estimated at 350.000 bales. s
 The market opened steady at unchanged prices to advance of seven points in re- sponse ct firm cables and big English spot sales There was some selling of July at first. probably profit taking by outside longs and prices eased off from the opening figures. July selling down to s.so, 0r three points net lower. At this level there wss aggressive bull support and during the later vancing sharply on comparatively small buying orders In the absence of offerings. At one time during the afternoon n sc Id at 3 .S0s forty-seven points net hiRher. ITO poinfa above the recent low record ani 74 poiLts above October contracts at the same time.
 New crop months partially responded to the upward movement and at one time act i've positions were 25 c 2s points net higher The close was off from the best under real izlng with July quoted at 9.I6, and October at 9. 06. The weather map made favor able showing. but detailed reodfss slowed rather heavy precipitation iu sorns central and Western sections. Some Wall Street people were active buyers of July here early but seemed to be raiizing in the last hour.
 Receipts at the ports today 7.Gss bales. against 7,3Os last week and lO,300 last year For she week (estimated) 5b,0 600 bales. against 5s.l55 last week and Ss.ss4 last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 3.7s4 bales. against 3661 last year. and at Hous- ton 9s4 balee against s3I last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed easy. nnkW