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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
PROGRAM OF CHAUTAUoUA
 EUFAULA.
weeks Exercises at Brenau Is Am nounced.

weeks Exercises at Brenau Is An- BOunced. -- Eufauia, May 9-(Special.)- )-Great preparations are making for the third annual session of the Alabama Brenau Chatauqua, which continues from May goth, through May 27th.
 This Chautauqua Is a development or Commencement exercises of the college of the same name, which is just clos ing the most successful year in its his tory
 The complete program is as follows:
 Wednesday,, May goth.
 p. m.-Opening exercises. Recital by the Otterbein Male Quartette, as- sisted by the Military Band and the Chautauqua Reader. 1
 Tuesday, May Fist, Floral Day.
 Il a. m.-Graduating exercises of the Eufaula Public Schools. Address by Prof. E. M Wright, of Troy.
 3. p. m.-Flower show, Promenade concert by the Military Band.
 8 p. m.-Grand concert by the Stu dents of the Alabama Brenau-Conser- vatory, assisted by the Male Quartette. sst Friday, May 22nd, ID. A. R. Day.
 II a. m-Program by Daughters of the American Revolution, Address by Dr. c. J. Owens.
 3 D. n.-Owing to illness of Senator Tillman this date is to be supplied.
 p. m.-Lecture by L. J, Beauchamp Subject Mistakes, or the Blunders of Every day Life.
 Saturday, May 23rd, Farmers Day.
 10 a. m-Domestic Science Demon stration, Miss Hdye.
 II a. m.--Lecture by Colonel Robert L. Seeds on How God made the soil fetile" F p. m.-Lecture by Lou J. Beaur champ on Third Class People.
 D.. m.-Oratorical Contest. .. Sunday, May gath. ..,.. il a. m.-Commencement Sermon by H. M. Edmonds. Pastor First Presby- terian Church, Montgomery, Ala. 8 D. m.-Sacred Concert with selec- tions from Handels Oratorio The Mes siah.
 Monday, May 25, AIumnae Day. II a. m. Program by the Almnae of the Alabama Brenau, formerly Union Female College. 3 p. m.-MiscelIaneous Concert 3;30 p. m.-Address "The Preven- tion and Cure of Tuberculosis" by Dr. Saunders, President of the Alabama State Board of Health. p. m.-Play. The Princess Kiku, by the Brenau Dramatic Club. Tuesday, May 26th, Graduation Day.
 II a. m.-Graduation exercises. Bac- calaurate address by Rev. Charles Lane.
 p. m.-Lecture "The Old South and it's Ideals" by Rev. O. J. Copeland. 4:30 p. m.-Art Display and Recep- tion at Alabama Brenau College. p. m,-Lecture, "The Christian Cit ibens vs. The Demagogue." by Dr. L. ! c. Broughton. | Wednesday, May 27th.
 II a. m.-"Our Bible and its Critics. ." by Dr. Broughton. 3 D. m-Miscellaneous CopcArt 2:S0 D. m-"The Twentieth Century | Church" Dr. Broughton. D. m.-FareweH Concert. 830 D. m.-An evening of MaEis and Mystery by the noted PrestidiEitatuer Walden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
THE STOCK MARKET

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 New York May s-The week closed with an animated and buoyant market in which interest vas nanifestly broadening and new ment. AdvantaEe was taken to effect dis trioution of speculative holdings of some ol tne stocks which have led during the week m strength and activity. In Read ing and Union Pacific the volume of the trading was on an undiminfshed scale. but the price variation was held within mar Even ins stocks in which realizing was most pronounced the days business was effected at prices hiEher than yesterday and in fact definite news accompanied the further ad- vance, continued busy
 Much of 1t dwelt with the anthra- cite group and supposed change of control of Reading, in spite of denials of the re- ports of the sale of Lake Shore holdings of that % stock The coming Union Pacific bond issue was a subject of active discus sion wiht no authentic sales to the amount of terms of the issue
 As a sudden spurt in Chesapeake and Ohio was unexplained but was ascribed Dy some observers to the terms of the working agreement between the railroads and the government authorities for enforcement of the commodities clause of the Hepburn law. ending litigation to test it's validity.
 The metal industrisis were not conspic- was lower in London and rose again on circulation that the agreement on the prices of pig iron had collapsed.
 Assertion was current of the forcing to cover of some very large short interests; The bank .statenlent of averages showed much less than the expected gain in cash holdings but 1t appeared in the statement of actual conditions on Friday night and in that of other banks.
 The $23.623.300 loan expansion of the lat ter institutions indicated clearly also that the burden of the weeks syndicate financ- ing had been borne by them. : The decrease for the week of s2.T00.0oo in United States deposits shows the early re sponse to the call for repayment of $2O,oVO,- 900 of these deposits. which fell que to day. The items of deposit and of specie holdings in todsy's clearing house statement stand at record figures
 Bonds were firm. but reflected sympathy for the taking in low grade Issues wnicn were advanced yesterday. Total sales par value ga. .70s.00 United States 2s declined the registered < per cent. on call during the week.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Throughout the entire session there free selling by longs A number of reports were received telling of damage by Hessian flies In the wheat fields of Kansas. but they were given but scant consideration. The market closed weak.
 July opened h6Ac lower at s2Ec to eS&c sold at s3hc and then declined to s2Kc. The close was at s2k@hc.
 The corn market was weak on selling bas- ed on the break in wheat and on improved weather throughout the corn belt More libs eral acceptances from the country also in duced some selling. The market closed weak with prices at. the lowest point.
 July opened t a Nc lower at st%c to e6c, sold off to 64hc where it closed May ranged between 72h @74A.
 Trade in oats was dull and the market was weak all day Clear weather and the weakness of wheat and corn were the bear ish factors.
 July opened k0Ac lower at 47&c to 47Ac, sold off to 47hc and closed at 4Iss e Ghc. Local receipts were 226 cars.
 Provisions were a trifle weaker early in the day because of liberal receipts of live hogs at all western packing centers but ral- lied little during the last hour on cover ing by shorts. At the close July pork was unchanged at SIS .s5. Lard was 21sc high at ss.5s. Ribs were shade higher at s7.S7h. @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Just as wait until the clouds roll by. 1ennfe" was the national anthem of the bears last week, and. indeed, in the early part of the present week. now both bears and bulls are doing hsnds-across-the-sea duo wtht that ancient refrain see-saw. by the clickers that one day tell how the cotton market is away down ana on the next sun Is correspondinEly away up.
 so it was yesterday. It reacted In the morning. especially after Liverpool wnicn ought to have opened at a loss from Fri. aayss auoaations declined to decline and with British stubbornity got out q 1lttie rfeclaration of indenoendence all fes own . 1f not only didn't decline. as in game or fo1iov-your- ur-lcader in which New Fork and but deliberately advanced. It was not .diIi- ruit to fancy q personification of the Eng- ilsh markets in the form Of formldapie' fat ana fretful man of fifty. snortiug deris- tvaiy at the Idea of being led by Americans: and repeating unconsciously the aovice Si s.Turn out your toes, stick in your head. stalk on with quick galvanic tread:
 and proceeding with just as much dignity as that. expressive of his insulation rom maanetic influences beneficently bru:ted
 sut New orleans and New York were aruAnable to influence. When LlheEpQol NgSnFt follow them down they let Ii~erpc ol De .qt'' and followed 2 new lsaasr. Edm, Lns york July's again closing on -he bright sida of cents with 3 09 the figure being quoted for the month.
 So after the long journey of 4,v00 ni.les and more to Liverpool and the eddal ulE- tance in return, the Montgomery spot mar Eat fs reached. Middling WAS called an wlRhfh up with middling quoted i2 s-loc- There was no trading.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

ava. paid with her Il life for her dar- ing attempt to rescue number of po- litical prisoners who were awaiting transport to Siberia.
 Mile. Holmskaya, aided by group of men and women revolutionarleS' manufactured bombs. and arranged to blow up the prison gates disarm the wardens. and supply the captives with revolvers.
 When everything was ready a let ter to one of the convicts fell into the hands of the prison director.
 A detachment of police was at once dispatched to Mile. Holmskaya'S lodg- ing. Seeing them coming she escaped to the roof, but while attempting to chamber on to a neighboring house top she fell into the street and was killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NORWAY TO PROVIDE FORTS.
People Fear An Invasion By The Ru,
 

Heopie rear An AnNhSiOn By The Rua
 si=ns.
 Christiania. May 9-The people oF Norway are going to spend many mil. lions on the construction of forts to protect the northern part of their country against a Russian Invasion. which they have always feared since 1t became evident that the Czar's gov. ernment is always anxious to acquire A port which might be reached without passing through the narrow and shal- low passages leading into the Baltic. As beginning, large bodies of troops are to be concentrated in the northern part of the kingdom and kept in permanent garrison there. much to the disgust of the army officers who dread the monotony of life in those dreary parts.
 During the summer all the mountain artillery now stationed in Christians sand and Bergen Counties is to be transferred to Tromsoe, close to the Russian frontier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
DRUMMERs' SAMPLE CASES. We make all kinds to order. Gilbert Trunk Company,
 2I8 Dexter Ave.
WIII Is set AaIde.

Bloomington. Ills. May s-A verdict was rendered by jury fin court here today setting aside the will of Banker Thomas Crambaugh, who left half a million dollars to the Spiritualistic Church. The verdict followed a sensa- tional trial at which letters were pro- duced to show that Crambaugh had been unduly influenced by alleged me- diums, who claimed to be in communi- cation with the spirit of the banker'a infant son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, May s.--cotton. spots were EaIes were i.5OO bales the spot and $50 10 arrive.
 Futures opened steady, seven to ten points above the close of yesterday. a full re- eponse to the favorable showing at Liver pool The market. the whole was mar row nervous and irregular. bull movement starting here simultaneously with one in New York Those who took part in this movement appeared indisposed to take any more actual cotton than absolutely neceS- eary to carry out their object Little en- couragement was offered by the weather. but the market advanced slowly up to the close. whieh was steady. with the active months IT to g points above the close of Teeterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

The election of JAS. P. FERRALL ma INhA oHER of Montgomery County means a business mans suDervt.,ou oe the county funds. He is in daily toucI, with the financial conditions of tha world. He has no strings tiea to hIr, politically or otherwise
 VOTE FOR JAS. P. FERRAII.
 It means Good Roads with econo,..-. su-wed-fri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
cu1cAGo nRAIN ANp PRonrcE.

Chicago, May a.-The wheat market was weak today owing to liberal realizing sales. the July delivery closing ct a net decline of 14c Corn was off | d1c Oats were I, a %c lower. Provisions were unchanged to 2hc higher .- '
 sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish all day and prices at the close were almost al the lowest point The failure of Euro pean markets to respond to any great ex- tent to the Sc advance here yesterday was one of the chief depressing intluences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Lumber Company at Collins, Mss, to- day. Those who lost their lives arc Bremen Morris Whitten and Monroe Hatten another employe. An investi- gation is being made. but the cause so far Is unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Circulation. s57.s37, 500. dec ssI1.ooo. Legal tenders Ses,1eo 200, dec. s5s7, 500. Specie $S13. 3.304.5oo. inc. s5.6so. 500.
 Reserve s3sis4s4.7eo. inc. $4,s72,oo
 Reserve required S317 75s1.225. inc. s3.15l, 425 Surplus te3. Ss3. 475. inc. $1.530.575.
 Ex-U. & Deposits sTs.674,ss5. inc. ss7o,i2S
 The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks at the close of busi- ness yesterday 30.0as The statement of banks and trust companies of greater New York not members of the clearing house. shows that these institutions have aggre- gate deposits sof $ssS. sss, 500. total cash on hand s6e,osssoo. and loans amounting to ss52, ,750. 900, v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
sr. Loc1s LIyE srOCK.
sr. LouIs GRAfN MARKETs

St. Louis, May s--tSpecial.)-T st. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- Wheat: May ss; range 90. July SIS e E bid; range s7& to s9. Sept. s5S bid; sSb to S61z Dec. sSA.
 Corn May TIA; range TIA to 12. July 63%A; range s3H to 64Ss. Sept. 61 E range 6l7sA 10 62h.
 Oats: May 49k bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
rmr nIrrAL. MARKETs.

New York, May o.--The metal markets were quiet and neninaily unchanged Tn the S'Tgne Tin is quoted at sso. s5 @I5.
 Copper continued easy in tone with lake auoted at e$I2 .50@T5; electrolytic al Lead was firm at s4. 2S 9o5.
 Spelter easy $4.4506S-
 Iron quiet and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
DEPOSITS ARE INCREASED.
Steady Inflow of Money Into the New York
 Ranks.

UIE8uV ImTIUW UI lNUEFs NHNU tIlU -NuW AVHN
 Banks.
 New York. May s.-The steady inflow of money into the New York Banks today. in creased the deposits of those which are members of the Clearing House to a record figure of s1.27o.324900.
 This was an increase of sl2,5e5I00 over the deposits reported by the banks last Saturday The amount of specie held in these banks also reached new high record of Sa13, ,S04. 800. and the surplus was more ehan five per cent in excess of the 25 per cent reserve rule. The aggregate deposits of an banks and trust companies was S2.157.- 1s3. 500.
 The statement follows; Loans 3l 1es 342, 200. inc S5.ss7oo Deposits Sl2TO, 324 300. inc. Sl2,565,7o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Nrw YORK COTTON.

New York. May s.-The cotton market r,esed steady with prices net 126l6 points
 Receipts at the ports today s.soe bales. s.r ths week (eatirnatedD 55.000, against Ssfss last week and 5s.s94 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 5,boz haies axainst g. 00s last year and at Hous- tcn aJ4i baIes against 1.1S5 last year.
 .x Onen High. Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Nrxv yORK DRY GOODS.

New York, May 9.-The dry goods market ',, fin primary circles More business Is oenis
 done in cotton goods. There have been larger sales of fine and medium count con con- nr,th,sS ,a TInensF are meeting with better demand. Burlaps for linoleum purposes are more active. Current stocks are light m thls , market. The carpet auctions con'inueo as 2 whole the weeks results were gratifying
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Two Men Killed.

Hattiesburg. Miss. May 9-Two men were instantly killed and a lumber mill nartialIy wrecked when a boiler ex- ploded at the plant of the W. c. Wood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May S.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 351sc; do yellow 4oisc.
 Sugar raw steady: fair refining sS se' centrifugal os-test t4. 3S; moiasses sugar s3.6l refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

T-Tndicates inappreciable rainfall. For yesterday. t-For 24 hours ending e-na.. 18th meridian time.
 EOTE-The average maximum and nini. mum Temperatures and the average rainfall made up at each center rom the ac- tuaI number of reports received, The "stata of weather .s that prevailing at time Of observation.
 REMARKS.
 Temperatures average slightly higher, Generally fair weather has prevailed. With no rainfall worthy of special note.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. W. B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
A GIRL REvOLUTIoNIsT.

pursued by Police She Falls and Ia
 Killed.
 st. Petersburg. May 9--A 17-year-old schoolgirl of Minsk. named Holmsk-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York May e.--Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices. Tho Frencn market was steady; primary markets sisht- iv higher and Brazilian receipts light but Europe was a moderate seller of late months in the local market which eased off slightly. closing steady net unehsnged n oo Five noints lower. Sales 12.250 bags, in- cluding: AE ,n
 June ....s = s..'''.' 'o 3g Se oo July ....a ...S. S... ... 'srsP 2 aS VO'-V December ..,.. .--s ..;. f'-''.. 'e SS
 March s-s '' 'O '-'
 Spot steady; Rio No. 6 5-lsc; santos No { sNc; mild quiet; Cordova s% Ql2%c'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

WEATHEk CONDAAAONcs u
 The barometer continues. lowest over the extreme northeast and additional rains have fallen in sthe lake reglons -0h1o valley. and along the north Atlantic ,eoast( though generally fair and pleasant weather mas prevailed in the south and between the Mis- sissippi river and Rocky Mountains. under the influence of an area of relatively htSn baormeter central over the Missouri valley. As this high" moves eastward 1t will give continued fair weather in Alabama tonight and Sunday with higher temperature Sum day An area of low barometer central over wyoming has caused light precipita- ton fin portions of the Plateau region, and is apparently stationary off the north Pacif- ic coast -
 Temperatures have fallen somewhat in the Plateau region, have risen eight to ten degrees in southern Texas. and remained nearly stationary elsewhere. N
 COT TON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the J4 hours ending at & am, 18th meridian times
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

vvIininxton May s.-Spirits turpentine steady 4iizc. receipts s7 casks.
 Rosin steady $2 50: receipts. 105.
 Tar firm Sl 90; receipts 4i. Crude turpentine firm S22S; sS'oO ana s4 %; receipts 3o.et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
SEE-SAW THE GAME
POTION PRICES PLAY HIGH-Low IN
 SHORT ARCS.
After Friday's Decline Bulls Swing Figures to High Side With Gain Of a Eighth on Local
 Spots.

Local Market Quoted as Follows: WfAdlinw ., ... ... ... 10 S-l6c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Charleston, May e.-Spirits turpentine quiet at lsc: sales none
 Rosin culet, sales none. ARG $2.T5; sa a0: E ga O5mi0; r $3.1s132A; q s. 2S 9s7H; H ss 70; I S4. 70; K $. so; M $S.65i s5.7o; we S5. 80: wv $5 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
cHicAGo LIVE sTocl
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, May s-Turpentine firm 42Ac; sales 52s: receipts s2a. shipments l4o
 Resin firm sales 2.t1g: receipts l,Ies; S2 90: ssse0; E ss.fs;eF g. 25; c g 30; H ss 75 a a. so; | s4. so: K S6 TO; NJ $5.T5; s5. so; VIC s5 SO; wv sS.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

THE WEATHER. n,,,lv Local weather Report end havo' ~'S Forecast United States Department Q, AAssrsrxation. Weather Bureau. LocaL
 Montgomery. May 2. 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
s-RisfnR. x-Faliins.
wrATuER CONDITIONS,

RIVER FORECAST.
 The Coosa and the Alabama Will faii SLOW ly during the next two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

Sales High 1 Low. lClose Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

,I TemperatureI Rain srATIoNN -I--linche Max Min. I1o0ths
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

.-Received too late to be included in av' erages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

4 windI Rain State of Mea,n1er
 lIeothsi of wino. 7amIfb5~ s .00 j. Clear-West. pm. ss T ,oo Clear--N weea. Maximum temperature for day. 72 deg Miniuum temperature for day, 5l deg' Average temperature for day. eS aes. Accumui excess since Jan. l. 1o5 deg. Av. relative humid. for day. 64 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l. 2S.l0 in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

AuRusta--Firm ss.... Memphis-Firm sssss. s.'s ss.s = [. St. LoutS-Steady s.-s sr Cincinnati.. .. .. ........ Icuisville-Ffrm. .s.. N...s Little Rock-Firm ..s. .... f.'.- [.
 Total today .... .... .... ....t......
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10

CLOSING STOCK LIST.