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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Jan. B.-The professional
 view of the weakness which developed
 in the stock market today was that It sset xss eass of s. eoH eoiiaps. ns consOiaseS Gas, which proceeded today only less violently than yesterday. The period of greatest weakness in Consolidated Gas today; however. was while :, the ns against the reaction and was showing quarters. The action of the market wsrrsntsS the inpicatiSsn tnss suppGh1s pths of this purchase had the later effect of weakening the whole list. The un- expected and adverse decision in the donbtediy took the interests most largely committed to the long side of the market unawares and 1t followed with the plan of conduct of their mar
 Evidence more or less reliable. sspe- cially that growing out Of the move.
 ment of the market itself has Kept
 for prices has been offered for months
 past in connection with the impressive
 Accumulation of securities that was so-
 ing on. The concenSus of opinion nas
 sse ess frons n ,hs 'nas ss n%arSet after the
 turn of the year would indicate re- viyal of speculative activity and com
 duct to still higher prices for stocks.
 The money market is rapidly and sen sibly growing easier and other expect
 ed favorable developments are not lack ing. but so many speculative holdings of stocks apparently have been wait
 as oasfwsirhs .G sis,lss tns ds@sna: Rs1ns ' "'a The effective selling was withheld for time early today while measures were taken to steady the market. but prices had been attained had strong influence on speculative sentiment ana discouraged hope of present efEicient leadership for further advance. The has had . bad effect on the speculative confidence engendered hy tho assump- ton that governmental activities were
 to move in future in favSr a of i.s,ss. sns COT. Court to entertain the GpvernI!ients appeal to reopen the Standard oil fine decision was indus.rtously' cited to off-
 set the effect of the gas case. but its
 ment of the Attorney Generals ofIice
 that the case would be retriea. The disappointment in the gas suit has
 the outcome of other suits In which
 . favorable outcome has been assumed. This Is notably the case regarding tho suit to contest the Hepburn law com- by the Balkan question had disturb
 ing effect cn foreign markets and were reflected to some extent here. Some of the days liquidation was attributed were unwilling to sell 1t and had to find resources to protect 1t, American Smelting. almost alone. of the general list. showed strength and an advance in the price of copper was given some responsibility for this
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value were S5,si5,000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
RABIES IN FRANKLIN
MISS RUBY GREEN DIES or HY.
 DR0PHOBiA.
ssvsrnI Members of Her Family COuse tm MontRomery for Treatment,
 RusseiiyilIe COuncil Passes


 RusseiIyiIIe COuncsl Passes
 . Law
 Russeilville, Jan. 5.-(speciai.)-- This county is in the throes Of ex- citenent over mad dogs
 Miss Ruby Green, popular youne woman, living near Newbergh, died et her home Friday evening from hydro- ph hobia.
 ia su1posed she contracted the dread disease from a dog which belonged to her dead brother or from her la ther's horse, both of whom had been bitten by a mad dog ana Arterwerds developed rabies and died.
 The family did not think at first that the dog or horse were mad and doctored and attempted to save both, Miss Green assisting.
 She had q slight sore or abrasaon of the skin on her hand Thrcugh this 1t is supposed the poison was communicated to her system. She was at a Christmas tree at Mount Pleasant Church Friday, going home not feeling we'll That night she bee came worse and the next day Q physi- clan was called She grew worse and Thursday unnlistakable signs of hy.- drophobia developed.
 Before the disease developed many friends visited her and it is feared ex- posed themselves to contagion. Sey. eral have gone to the Pasteur Insti. ute at Montgomery to take the treat ment.
 W. W. Green. her father and broth. CT, Grady Green, left Saturday for Montgomery Terry Mcfight with his family. Charlie Green. another broth CT of Miss Green. and a negro who work cd on the place left for Mont. Romery Sunday. None of them have been bitten but all were more or less exposed to the same danger which was fatal to Miss Green.
 W. W. Green. the father. is one of the county's best citizens. He has lived here all of his life. was a gall lant Confederate soldier and is . farm CT in good circumstances near New bergh, ten miiee cast of here. He Is . widower. Miss Green had been her years. She was about twenty-five years old a devoted church worker and very popular.
 Mad dogs are reported at several places in the county and "Fido" is having a hard time to keep . whole skin. Several supposedly mad ones have been killed here in the last ten days.
 The city council has passed . strin- gent anti-dog law, ordering the city marshal to shoot all unmuzxIed dogs
 Sheriff Lowry returned from Fora Payne last night bringing with him c man named Baldwin, indicted here for selling mortgased property balongius to Mapes and Company of Phil Camp bell. this county,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
MOBHE 10 HAVE
 HOME FOR AGED WOMEN

Mobile, Jan, B--(SpeciaD--To care for aged women of the City of Mobile. the Mobile Female Benevolent Society has decided to erect 6 new and conn rnodious home and contracts will soon be let and work begun on the new structure.
 A meeting was held yesterday with Mra. Erwin craighead. President pre- siding and officers elected all the old officers being returned.
 The plan of building Q new home has been one of the main objects under discussion by the society at several recent meetings and yesterday 1t took definite shape when . resolution was unanimously passed to erect the home. The present home Is considered ample, but not commodious and the new strue- ture will be made modern and thor ough In every respect.
 The site has not yet been agreed upon, but this and the nnatter of let~ ting contracts will come up at R meet" ing to be held iA the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
NDusrIlIAL rroonfss.

week's Review of werk in I've stak4s. c.spsis sns s. & s:n ssssyss1 snS. 1s say tcnaorrow in its resulsr weekly issue:
 n s ss .ns ssss q .n: new ss porations. whose minimum capital stock AsEresates nearly ssSesoo. representing pied for es.sscfs M .ss Eses sa sS.nses essnses year and the general spirit insnifestsd Is,sri and fsnswsd courage and dsssrmins- ,,.,. {; sssss:..y :s ,ss . s.n,n. ,s:.,.s is {essure of msrtsd iSserest Almost
 s.s sasss rss ss ssss and s. s1esins ias ssy % asis. sssai:osssy S ss.' is sss @
 's ,sst @ sSs ssss o ssp1sss ass sss sso . 5.2k sss s..s,inss ln haeon; e; ins.s:s. Of the first few months of ths year. i6 Augusta. Ga, the banks ere now payins of tSs .sdss ssas s. @ psis 7h per cent. emi-annuai dividend for the first time in It's histery. and at the same New banks are snieunced for Birninsham. Ala, Miilport. Ala, Edenvilie. Ala, and Thomson; Ca. Mobile Aias hanks are .,Ss new payfns divfdends assresAtins soosf saoes-
 'In Atiants, O.. : Is. which seven years ago was bought Ter s:ssse. . ~ss .ss scis ey e. the 900 apartment house will De erected thsrs In the same city contract for . esaoee Gas. nuSnt that sa. an let esssss s
 building. to cost siee, ees. would be erected at once At Fftsgsrald ca, a coionlsasion fare trssts sf south asofsia iAnd ana ssii tion of . colony ef Dapes in sonth oscesfa
 Chatham County farmers met at saysn- nah. Ga. and organised . canning company. Sh,s w ssss; modern Sisnt fSr the m Wsr. s 'ss susssofin.s 'i Sy sSs s,sissns of wesa ls.n Ala E. sn s1sc;icn ,s:. ,...n. wss s @ nouncsnssnt to make that during 1ees the new corporations chartered In tfiat city had State of Aiasama ss . whole reported for 4ss foreisn corporations that hsd qualified ' SoDssomsss. SG nsrs AIa. is esei.als.s have bought a cement plant at Dsmopolis, Ala, .nd . . will spend sssS'eos : .mnssvi9S t. A A factory and lumber plant. Queenstown. the
 sT yiys so.n for ,ss
 Churches Se ns are ts S bs sreciss at Atisats as. ton oS o st Rsme. Ca. T is to se seiIewss Sy the erection of handsemer, more modern buiid- ines in the fifs-swept area.
 ''Columbus, Ga. has begun the new year by calling a, mass meeting of its citizens to organize q Grestsf Columbus Association. Macon, Ga, appropriated s1e.eoe for street paving as a starter for 1908. One of the leading railroad systems ts again In the first time since the late panic. Large num- bers of Italian iaboress are afriving in the Birmingham, Ala. district and are bsing put ts work ss they arrive. Anncunce.nsnts is made that another party of MichieaA farmers win soon visit Glynn County. Ga. lishAd show that Atlanta. Ga, collected from It's property owners for street improve ment purposes s7o.ooo more in 1898 than in the previous year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS sPOr COTTON.
New York Cotton.

New York, Jan, 6--The cotton mar kef was less active today and tluctua- lions were irregular within a range Of to 6 points. The close was steady net points higher to 5 points lower. and sales were estimated at 125,000 bales. The market opened steady at unehanged prices to decline of two points, and held close to the final figures of yesterday during the early session. Liverpool cables were about as due. and while favorable advices wers received as to conditions in ManchesteT, cables from Germany re- pertsd that spinnefs were out of the market and that trade conditions were Suppressed. The market weakened nhortly after midday. under realizing, with present crop deliveries selling five to six points net lower, while October showed a net loss of points Some of the leading spot interests sup ported the spring months at the de- cline and the market steadied late in the day on covering.
 Receipts at the ports today 45,4se baiss. against s1.037 last week and 6S.. 9ss last year. For the week s4O,Ooo 302.9D4 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 10.7Ss bales against 20,- 1se last year and at Houston is.t91 &mainak i7,S21 last year. Futures AAA A.v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
BiruainEham Annual Reports.

Birmingham, Jan. 5.--(Special)- All city officials are busily engaged In finishing the annual reports of their respective departments. The of- fcial financial statement for the year 1908 is expected to be finished in q few days and the contents oe this report are awaited with interest.
 Auditor Peterson is working on the document at present and hopes to complete the report in few days It Is very likely that it will be shown ghat the revenue for the city for the year will go over the SS0O. 900 mark.
 Mayor Ward will in 8 short time also compile an annual report. The report of the mayor is based, how. ever, on the report of the various de. partments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

market rules stesdy. Many buyers afs coming Into the market from the rs- tsil and jobbing trades. Several sold to chinl for Fssrusry and March
 goods Printsrs arS buylne marrow cloths more lfberaily Ana convsrters market Large shipments of Eoods on old orders are being made. In nnen's wear new lines are being shown daily and business has been active on fancy activity is delaying the opening on suItiug lines. Immediate busfness ib several lines is quiet, but houses almost universally report requests fof advance shipments of goods due January l6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
SENSATIONAL DDCIrNE.

Consolidated Gas Causes Gezne Excitement.
 New York, Jan. s.---Consoiidate4 Gse shares made a sensational decline fn the stcok market today.
 The stock opened at from 13e to lle as aRatnst yesterdays closing of 14i. It moved sissgeishiy downward during the early ses- sion of the market but this afternoon on persistent liquidation sold ss lew e ise \. From this price the stock rallied eeebly:
 Yesterday's high price for consolidated Gas was 1854. Tcday's market was affect cd by the decline In the gas stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

Tax Collector J. Ed Gardiner has made up his report for the month of De- eenaber which shows that he has broken all records in Madison County in the collection of taxes. During the month the amount paid in for general taxes was $72.207. s3. The poll taxes numbered 534 and the dogs and bitches sB5. The largest collection of general taxes was made last December, when the sum of SS7.sao was taken in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
Jackson County Prisoners.

Huntsville. Jan. 5.-(SpScial. )- The prisoners from Jackson County who have been confined in this jail for several weeks past have been moved back to Scottsboro. They were held here for safe keeping while repairs were being made on the jail at Scotts- bore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

SnACA9O 0HAAN AMI sf1oVDNb.
 ing by local ionss csussd wsaknses in sh I owing net iessss of s-s tp cent c9.s cs.h St: sS f asss,na s: & sac''d veIcesd ns'1 in the m ansi hour hour. until prices Ssh SseneS eobs moss aay cent purna rS the sns early part of the ses.lon mild nrmness was manifested owing to the cold wave which had sprung up. over q and as to an Advance to lad at liver
 The market was also bulIlshly sf- fected by decfease ot 2,2so 900 bush- the week. the ssnsrsi imprs sssioni pre- Agures that the ,decrssse would be con seso sss a ats sn. wss Ssss rhs ssss fu%en si sne dsossass m osS'ms m svsssIe sE
 Hs ss Tss .sn i rss sss Esnss n s final hour and the market appeared to veal weak W at sin,ess apSs the Iovess poins. . with a:y ss so7 IF; ses Js sS sus ss ss ss eaual to sls.ooo Sash els. Minneapoiis. Da,yth and chicaso reported receipts " An improved demand by. shippers early in the day. but later a weak tone developed z6scause of free sell ing by local ;.holders. The break in wheat and an absence of any ekpor& demand was sthe chance for the bear influences of Hate trading. The cold wave also fnspired some selling. in the final hour. tThe market closed weak with prices 1.4@S-s to 3-syiower com pared with the previous close. Final and on July. si 1-3@5-s. Local re- ceipts were 47S cars with four of com
 Trade in the oats market was quiet. Sentiment was a trffIe bnilish early In the day. in sympathy with wheat and corn. becomipg weak later in the ses- sion. following the decline. in the mar kets Cash oats were steady to 1-2 higher. The market closed weak with prices of 1-4@ 3sS to 3-S with May at si s.s. and July at as@ 1rs. Local re.
 Provisions were weak nearly all day owing to. the selling by Western pack CTS and local iongs. rhe. selling was chiefly based On he continued liberal receipts of hogs at Western packing centers. Al the close prices were i-I 10 17 i-2 lower than. the previous
 EsttmAtsd 9receipts. for tomorrow: Wheat. six cars; corn, s211 cars; oats. iO1 cara; hogs. is,ee0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
BoARDs srnL FAR APART.
Puhlle WorsEa Mstter To Come Uv
 Wpwa&nw


 Mobile, Jan. B--tSpecial) )---Whtle but little was accomplished at the joint meeting of the committees of the council and Board of Public works iast niwht. appointed to meet and harmonize matters between the two bodies. it is expected that some definite arrangement win be made at con- ference set down to be held on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The matter originates from differ auce of opinion among the members of the bar as to who has control of the different city departments which re- suited in the appointment of the com rnittees to harmonize matters.
 The, matter was discussed thorough iy at last nights meeting, but noth- ing definite arrived at. It was de- cided to hold another eonferencs Fri dav afternoon and 1t is said that the ease will then go to the courts for final settlement, the two bodies agree ing to 6 friendly suit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
SELMA COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Jan. 5.--Spot cotton quiet ond stsady, unchanged. Middling sNc. Sales ch the spot 1.soo bales; to arrive 375.
 Futures opened quiet at decline of one ts two points Cable messages from both xixsrpooi and Manchester were favorable but bear pressure held prices down. Soon after the opening prices made slight sd- vance until they stood one to two points higher than yesterdays closing. At this Ierel selling for short account was again renewed and the market fell off until the active months stood at . net decline of six fo seven points.
 In the late session bulls offered some iit- tic support on reports of the planting Of wheat q large scale on cotton lands in fha Southwest and the market closed steady W.t prices unchanged to one point down 11nparea with ysstsrday's closing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
Madison Sheriff Revortn

Huntsville, Jan. 5.-(SpeeiaI. 1- Sheriff Mitchell has compiled his re- ports for the month of December, showing that there were eighty-fiv commtttals in that period. This does not include the arrests of defendants who made bond. Thirty-three prison CTS remain tn jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
Lnnaon afocIEa.

London, Jan. 5.--During the early trading today American securities were generally firm at prices ranging from I-4 below to s-4 above yesterdays New York closing. Pennsylvania, Reading and Union Pacific, were the moat aotivA ahsEes en yhe ylisE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
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RIVER rORKcAsf.

A4NA Ab1 EOA&GA8ls
 The Coosa win rise slowly: the Alabama will remain stationary, except slight rise in the upper portion.
 The disturbance central over eastern Min neeotas has moved eastward to the East Canadian Provinces. with lines of low ba- rometer extending southward to Alabama, causing rain and warmer weather in tho eastern and southern districts. The north- western area of high is spreading south ward through the Missouri valley. giving fair weather, with . cold wave and below 2ero temperatures in the middle west and northwest. and clearing, colder southward to Texas, though another area of "low'' central over Colorado has caused warmer unsettled weather in the west and South west. As the northwestern area of high" sweeps eastward, it's southern edge will give fair and much colder weather fin Alabama tonight and Wednesday.
 .. c. DeDaztmeat ef A8fieuitREs. Wsathss xemDeraturs and preeipitation as Fepert- % by the Weather Bareau for asieetsd Sostnern States dREanS the 3A hours snd-
 January 5. 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

On the Produce Exchange today the hut. dairtes 21M @2Te. ~"|S' Eggs firm at mark eases included 25@ 2sc; firsts 2Sci prime fiEets Soc.
 Cheese--Firm it@lSc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
MvERPOnL, nRAM.

Ydyerpooi. Jan. 6.--CIosing: Wheat spot Nn red western winter easy 7s lo&d Flu lures steady; March Is 7Hd; May Is Nd:
 Corn, spot steady; new American mixed 5s 6%d; May Ss 2Md.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
CINCINNATI PRopuor.

Cincinnati, Jan. 6.-FIcur quiet. Wheat firm s1. 0s @SI %. Corn steady Sih @ssc. Oats steady Stk @s2c Rye dull 7s@S0e. Provisions steady, Whiskey steady S1.56 Q 32c; dairy I8ko. ''e "A H Eggs steady 2S@2ec Poultry steady unchanked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

' f.4i Nat. R. h, Of H.s eonSts Sc. ... .... t0h \. '. Central ssn. axs ..-s .... ...., ,ss% Northern PsciflcS q s... .... .... ..Iesh ,..,dss do; w.:; ;;-.'.: .,.. ....t.... ,ss fenn. cv. 9e Smie.As. ..r.,sssEs... slh Penn con ts ..,-g. .. A-... fs.. >s.. .letA Republic Of cubs tp ....f ....;s... ..iosH St I% A g. IT. fg, e1x..,.f. .ss..... 4bA St. l. Ewsst- con. tsl.... ..s..i...... Southern fscifis sts G.... .,....f.... siK
 do ist 4s .s..4...sS.... ...... ysA Tesss Pscifie sisis iti :. .iis
 Tol. g: L. " ts .... ,.,. .!.... ssh Union Pacific Ol-.ss....s ...@ ....lvzb
 do. cv. 4s 3ss..9--.. ...+ ...s.ss.lvt wabash 1sts ...-f.... ....s.....a lls u. g. steel Ind e s.a. ....T.....,i ,iosr Ws..,Ins Ws.ssfn se L ss E,i. ;. =. ssH Wisconsin Central 4e~.... .... ...... ss&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
TREAsuRv wAx.aNrrws

Washington. Jan. 5.--Today's statement of the treasury balances in ths TenSrSi 1,.rS shows: ~S'-A Available cash balance .slsS.7ss. 1sl Gold certificates ... . . si 1ss TsS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
ArNXY n

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orieans Jan. 5.-Cotton seed OH: prime refined in barrels per pound s'ls cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
CAME OF WAIT CONTINUES
 IN COTTON SALES RENN.
erst nesrsssd ts ssxc while Futurss Were
 About Same.

There was much of a duilness surround fne the atmosphere of the cotton market n Montgomery Tuesday. Local spot quota. fIons f3disd back to sNc, while the foreign quofations hung Iistiessiy without marked cHsnke through the day. There was little n=orafaent of the staple in the city, either no 10 receipts or sales.
 The period Of marked activity in the lorai cotton market is about over, now that xaoat of the crop has been picked. anc the 7areef mart brought into storage. and there x1naains little for them beyond the walt for d change in conditions as will be shown fhrough the big markets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

NEW YORK PRODUCE New York. Jan. 5.--Cotton seed oil irrAs uiar; prime crude 31@hc; prime yellow 39h @40c. 'o" Petroleum steady
 Rosin steady. TuTpentine firm 42hc.
 Rice quiet.
 Molasses steady.
 Sugar ra~ steady; fair refining 5 s.17aso. centrifugal s6-test 3674T0: uolssses suEsr 2.92@s5; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Jan. 5.-coffes futures closed Sales were reportd of Si.o0o bags. includ- ing:
 March .... '... ..''....b 6b gI0 May ''.''''.0 70 R fO July .....ss..s ss"-s.s'.. D DO spssnost: ea, st::dv No. Rio s% afc; santos No { g@s&e; mild. dull; Cordova 9N a13hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
 s7Ac. H''e'' Rosin quiet: ABODE sss7h: .s.s2H. s2.so; H g. ?5; q. 10; K 36 %; M Savannah. Jan. 5.-Turpentine firm ssx @ssc; sales 4?2; receipts 2ss; shipments Rosin firm; sales B.s1s; receipts 2.72o: shipments i,o6s: stock 1ss,12s: ABD 2.sS @tS oo; E s2. e7h @ss. O0; F t3. co eo2H; ss.io; N s5.so; " ss.i6; WIG ss.40 wv wilmington, Jan. S-spirits turnent,r. steady 35&c; receipts 2S casks. ''"''"' kosIn steady e2.s6; receipts s2
 Tar firm $t. 76; receipts i5s.
 e2.7b; receipts 30. ~Hu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

SSsAtvon Co4nty CoEIsetapna. Huntsville. Jan. b.-IEDecta4sA--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
i Tefnpefature. lPrecip- Atn. Max. lltatton.

E--1AdieAtes traca. FRANK P. CAAFFER
 @eatlon Director. WAAth0r 3ureAu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

sT, LOUIS GRAIN
 st Louis Jan. 6.-(SpsciaL )-ThA St lows: ~S tol- Wheel: May s1.o7x@%: range .t.o7H 10 H.os% July ss1B; range ssK to or z .. Corn May 6okA; range sOkA to sox n 4. July S0% range 60% @%A to s1X@ Y September 6ikN.
 Oats: May 50 bid; range BOA to 5ox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
ITvEwPoOL COrTON.

Liverpool. Jan. 5.-closing; Cotton. spots quiet good business done; prices three points lower:
 American middlinE fair ..., ..6. .ss Gcod mtddling .... ''''.'''s sS MtdGltug '"'''s s''''''' D 'Us Low MldoHnB '""'''''s Ss Good ordinary -.,. .... ....t SS
 Inc sales of the day were 13.ooo bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 1l,S00 American. Receipts 2t'- 0G0 bales, including 23.9oO American.
 Futures opened easier and closed steady: January .''' '''' s'-'t se 2 January February ''." s..'t eS P February March ''''S et MaFch-Aprti eco ''s.t' Sl sAprtl-May .''''''' eco ''''''a so, June-July .s''.s '''s''''4 IS5 JltIy-August ss.. '''' s'''4 1s P AuEuBt-S September s"'' ''''''4 oS 1S sSaDtAmbeT- October '-t.ot october November ..'.s.'.t 6O Koyefr beF- December s.''S' 9e Haeennber- January .... ......t 57 h January- February .s'. s.''t'et