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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25--Hogs
5000. market strong and Toe higher.
mixed and butchers. s590u6.65. good
s SGSv light ,s S'S He pigs. s45oG 5s5.
bulk. $615Q6.i5. Cattle--Receipts H.
900. i09l5c higher; beeves. sil0G ::
cows and heifers sl.s5U $50 @stockers
a $40 calves, $5q725 Sheep-Re
ceipts $4,000. market l0@ l5c higher;
sh eep, So 50a so; lambs. $i.15Q $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

in tone. Dressed calves and hogs are
steady. The {OnlOn market IN very
strong. some dealers predicting a dol
lar a hushel before the new crop comes
anc a little slow. ehnu oranges are NOV
ing freely
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16

much from lack of food that he was harassed by the
tantalzing dream that he was being chased round
and round an aching void by several large, three
cornered, luscious jan-tarts Capt. Scott book,
1.-The Voyage of the Discovery contains, among
other amusing references to Shackleon, the story of
how he discovered plum pudding on Christmas eve
II had observed Shakleton ferreting about in his
bundle, out of which he presently produced spare
Sock and slowed away in the toe of that sock was
a small round object the size of cricket ball which
when brought to light, proved to be a noble plum
pudding. Another dive into his lucky bag, and out
came crumpled piece of artificial holly.
THE marriage of King Peter of Servia was one
of the most romantic episodes in his extraor-
dinary adventurous Many years ago he
served as a volunteer in the of the MOntene
grins against the Turks, and one day the Turks
captured the Princess Zorka, daughter of Prince
Nicholas of Montenegro. The future king of Servia
set out in hot pursuit with few picked men, and
succeeded in rescuing the terrified princess from her
captors. The lady thankful to her deliverer
that she fell in love with him. and eventually they
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16
MAY 16, 1909.

T<HE following strange story is told regarding
Sir Douglas Straight who has Just retired
Il from the editorship of the Pau MdH Gazette.
He went into shop to be shaved. As he sat in the
chair he much surprised to see that the lady in
the outer shop kept looking at him anxiousy through
the glass panel of the door lie could not under
stand her behavior at all until he got outside when
a policeman came up to him and said 81 am glad
to find you We out all right, sir. y Why"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16
THE HALL OF F AME

were married The princess died in 1890, an event
from the effects of which her widower has never
quite recovered.
MO one denies that Mr. W. T. Stead is one of the
~ cleverest journalists in London. AS he con
fessed the other day, he has been right through
the MILL - and there was time when he wrote ad-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16

PRINCESS TRoUBETzKoI AND Her TAME WOLF,
WANDA, IN THE STUDIO AT PARIS.
exclaimed Sir Douglas, in surprise ''What s the
matter! Is there anything wrong inside?'' ''Wel,
you see " returned the policeman, 'the fact u.s. sir
that that barber out of a lunatic asylum only
last week. and his relatives are considering whether
they will have to send him back again
T IEUT SIIACKLETON, who has accomplished so
II much in the antarctic regions, has been in some
very tight corners On one occasion he suffered so
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16

REAR ADMIRAL MELVILLE, FROM THE PAINTING
BY SGMUND IvANowSKI.
been said that he has interviewed everybody who is
anybody, from royalty downward. Mr.. Stead has
many stories to tell of exalted personages he has
met. lie once visiting the king and queen OF
Denmark, and during the interview the question of
woman suffrage arose. The king was in favor of
extending the franchise to the gentler sex, but the
queen demurred "But, my DEAR" replied the
king, with smile, 'you have everything that the
suffragists fighting for. -
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16

LOS ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MAGAZINE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.


 New Enterprises in AIabausa and eeor.
 Columbus. oa, rsB. ,A is.--tsp.c,aa,-rs. sscotzia sss. and AtabAm4 &fnduhtffsi Index will
 The virus of hope and renewed deter. minafio1 that was injected Into the veins the gssnnin ssf tSs tSSsus ssy ,a As se..a 5. in manner truly gratifying in the state of Georgia and Alabama. The general bvs- oe q decidedly cheerful character ana in. dacations are that building ioperationa m fine ,spsinS months win be on quite an extsns-
 ''rhroushout the great mineral region of Alabama . feeling Of radiant optirnism has Deen . generated by the official announce. Steel properties have been oompieted and sz,V00oeo with which to make immediate furnaces. coal mines ana iron mine. s,. bss been secured. much of the capital beinR fur Mshed by .Paris and London bankers. These sunstantlai expenditures will in themselvea encourage other large inVestments In NortIs- enr Alabama, where business anterprise ia asserting itself in particularly aggressive reported from that section during the past week Mee the sale Of brown ore property at t., hnsssilyilie for siso.ooo cash. the purchas- ere peinE Pennsylvanians.
 An offictal report just compIated shows mat during the past seven years the depoa- its ,of the state banks in Georgia have ex- ac1,ay doubled. being now near the fifty millton-dollar mark Those were not il- deed. seven lean and hungry years in Geor- 9la. judging by this record The majority pr these state banks are in small towns and a large proportion of the fifty million doI- lars is owned by the farming ciaas.
 ~In cement and stone there is being writ important chapters in the industrial histo- " or Georgia. for the work of constrpct'nn the big dam across the Ocmulgee rtVer d that. point is in full swing, fully five hun. dred men being busily engaged. The work is progressing by day and by night, there being two shifts of laborers.
 At Mobile, Ala, an out-of town capital ist paid s11,S0o for choice realty in that city and his investments in real estate there now aggregate nearly Sl.OO0, 900. At savannah. Ga a high grade residential park is to be established by Baltimore cap- itaitsts, who have acquired roo acres and propose to improve the property on an elab. crate and expensive plan. It is planned to make the park Q homing place for North ern people spending their winters in the South,
 "A new bank is to be established at Gadsden. Ala. and an Anniston. Ala, bank voted to -increase its capital stock from $l0o.d0O to e16o.0O0. Al dozen new corpo. rations applied for charter during the week. with aggregate minimum stock Of &294. 800.
 Within a week the contracts will peoba- ply have been let foR the construction of large. nodsrn cotton mills at Manchester. Ga. and Ianrangy. Ga. A tl00.000 cotton company asked for charter at
 'sThe revival in the sawmiIl irMustry is well illustrated by the many purchases of sawmM equipment now being made. Numer- GUS eonetruotlon items are reported tnclnd- inR residences, business structures ana mu- nieipal improvements"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
WRATHEll CnNnTrrnna

The extensive low barofnetsr eraa that weg central over Aississippi yesterday has moved northeastwafd, and is nosr centr@i oysF West VtFginiAs II was attended ,vith ssnefef reins tn aii sections east of the 1iselselppt the rain turning to snow iS sns middle Mtselsippi and Ohio vaiieys. the Lake region, and New EnRiand
 Aemperatures continue rather high in tha nasaele ana south Atlantic States, thonmh an area Of high barometer central nv-r ., Texas Is irving gepsraIly fair weather bs-. tween the Rockies anu the Mississippi. and hes caused much colder weather from ths maodle and east Gulf coast northward tsnnsoaEh snEh Tennessee, the freezing line now dlppsng south Co Galveston As the .hirh;' over Texas moves eastward 1t will gave fair weakner In Alabama tonight and Wednea- dsx, vita freezing temperature tonight = :. Lempsraturss are rising throughout the West. and additional rAinb have fallen m the Ter western and northwestern dis 2. 8. pERAgTAaEMT of AeRGcULxuRR
 WEA1AzER BURRAW- ~~AAss TaInDerneage ana preofpltafion Ersoo... a |
 sslssssa .ss ..ss.S sssshsr5 z. stasiona For ths 1
 Et February IGth 1aaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
Wounda RrAsian PoIrce.

Ghent, Belgium, Feb. l8.--A Ruassan terrorist. giving the name of Alex ander SoukarofE, yesterday mortally wounded two police officials who had arrested htm on 9 charge of attempt ing to extoTt money under threats of death from a Brussels merchant Russian refugees have always been well treated In this clty and there is great indignation oyer the alEAIr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
OmTID Is MURDERED.
DlssovsEr Ia Pass. .o1 2 Rru,al ol

Discovery In PaR1s 0e Brutal Crime.
 Marseilles, France. Feb. I6.--The dis ecRery of a Fevolting crime, recalling in details case which occurred In Paris in 1907 has caused a sensation here.
 - The body of an eight year old girl, torn by twenty-two kRlfe wounds an6 further mutilated by, burns has been found in popuious quarter of the city. F vas learned that the chiId
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

managed to twist an iron bar from thegr esll and escaped. All the atten- dants that could be spared assisted by the police of Norristown. started in pursuit, Weiss was captured.
 During the night all the attendants returned to the hospital except Iatti- more and nothing was seen or heard of him until he was found lying along a trolley track ct Harmonvilie. near here. A motorman of a car saw the body too late to stop his oar ana an arm was severed. Lsattimoro died on the way to hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
DRy f,OODs MARKEr.

New York, Feb. 1e--The day was exceed ingly active in the dry goods jobbing houses white goods were made. Most department heads agreed tshat the buying was the most activ Known in two years. China trade was quiet Other export points afS doing a good busfnesa. Cotton yarns are easy. LiningB for the fall clothing trade are active but cotton linings are being bought moderately Cotton gods in the primary market are firHner on the finer counts and are moder- ateiy steady on the coarBer counts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
. HEyp YORK COTTON

fx<& xSfk Feb, fe.--iWhiies nor. or ,.s. NFNEnsnF esFly efias cotton niarkst shoaeS NSusfkilY sEtad3 tone today. ana cioss6 1
 - sssRdHs aE a. net advance of N70li gs,nss seles wste sstirsated at i5o. coo .ahs msrkss cpsasa steady ., an ssv.no. tpnehaneed to five points lower with MarSk reiaftFely oasy. under iiquidatios,. Cabiss
 pEe encnt es dss and whilA private ad : f5cee reported an unfaverabfe sittratian n
 Hsnche*tsf. Itxerpoof seemad to bs b,svfhr 14ftnE fhee qaFiy session New OrIsars faewa stead.nsN sth weather map indica ted ao g pssespitstion 1ul the southwsst, and when ss's .iVss.n Hsns estaate for tornorrow.s receipts Psxter on covering and bun supporf. rsr the seS.ssnse leading huii interests seemed to hs szs1nE the 1HaF montha, but these offsrI,ss at pfieee supposed to ba HoInevvhaf mndas s keezt.I Witn' soutnern mafke2s, were raaSslv L@gs1Lned ny shorts, while the snIes of Tfss@scu ana 1fey ~wsre Faccompaffed hsr u.,f. snssss. of short. hedges in later positiona. - s- ns gemand was sufficient to impart a ezN steauy tone to the market pnrticularfv For new crop months which during tha aT tefnoqn sold within q few rintnfs oe eha plBhest figures of the ssaSon The nnarEas slessa very near the best for the day
 s2ntnern spot markets reported early were 'gEnesa1ly unchanged. - q " " "~~%e
 Futures opensd steady, and eiossd very
 Hsaslpts st the ports today as.sao bal.... rear. &tF .sl..I ] ~. ~ -e
 For the week iso,ooo baiea. against eai se1 laek week and I40,4es last year. Iouays receipts at New Orleans esaek patea, against 6,SS2 last year and at H5ua. ton Ae,seS bales. aketnst 2sA9 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
NEW YORx BONDS.

o's. refg: 2s reg ..,. ..1o1 T, ao. coupon ...s.. .... .... ..101h o' 2: Ss: reg.. .,.. ...s '...'.. 109 T. 9o' coupon '...E.... .is... ......lQo% O' 4S. reg '''' .... .s-s, ....s.s.l1e
 uy. Soupon '..sss... ss.s s.aZO American Tobacco 4s .... .... 76k A.otto.O Os .',. '... .'.t s.s' s.t .1o1
 90 adjustment 4s ...." 95
 9o' cv! As ..+.-.. .l04h Atlantic Coast Line 4s .... ..<. .... s7 Baltimore Ohio As .... ....r .... .101h Brooklyn X a. r f cv {: .... - ...: ss s" Centrai of Georgia ss s.... ..... .lI1
 do" lst Inc .A. ...... 80
 So sha' Ine ''..' '.'sA..s.s ''-'. ase .cAuo uo S1 Inc '.'A ''.. ss.. l.s..-. ee Snss. e;hs. ohio Ahs .... ...s .... =. .lo6A Chicsso Alton 5ts .... .... ..,s. 7sk z. B. & Q. new 4s .s.. s...s.ss. .. Se C. R. I: 4 P. k. R.. ss .,..-...- SOS
 do' d eoi, ss .''.tt'- ..ss ''.s ''s' 9sh = ao. rfdg. 4s .... .....- ...... e9A '. C: < St. l.. gen. 4s .... .. 9eh Sol' mo os ..s. s.., 1b Soi. midland 4s ....s.- e6 Soi southern 4g .... .... .... g8A DsI. Hudson ev. ls .... ~s.. ....10ih 1onV. K Or. as .-.. 9e Eris prior lien As .'.. .,.s ....s sFrsAans valley 4hs fss. ',ss %. s.AelA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
METAL AEARKETe.

New York, Feb. 1s.-TheEo was q, sharp advance in the London tin market spot clos ing at fIs0 5s and futures at flS2. The local market was quiet but firm.
 Copper was about ss higher in London with spot quoted At fks 12s ad and futures at fB9 los. Locally market was ouii 1no
 Lead duiL unchanged both here and
 speitsr was lower at ssi Es In London.
 Tha Ensiiah iron maFket-was lower with Cleveland warrants quoted at 4ss, Locally. iron was dull with prices practically un-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
ARKANsAs MYSTERY.
Man and WOman Aecussd Of AIurder
 Are Released.

Are Released.
 ArkansAs City, Ark.s Feb. 16.--R B. Andrews and daughter. MrH Emma Smith, wife of Sam Smith. who was killed Thursday night last at his home on Smith Island in the MlssiesIppi riv- er., both of whom were held In con peetion with the murder of Smith. were released yesterday on the ground that the evidence was ciTcumstantial and imaginary.
 The killing of Smith was one of the most tragic in the history of this sec- ton. Smith and his wife were seated at the supper table. it is alleged when some ons fired a double barreled shot Giln, through an open window blowing away Smiths entire head.
 Tha wite. eat alone the entire night with the headiess trunk of her nus band
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
NEv oRIEANn cnr'4x,N

NeW UFIeans, Feb. 18.---BpQt c1tf0l Hfs36V 1t-lec higher, n.iddiinR 7-lec. Hafe6 on Ikhe Futures opened steady, unchanEed 10 three points off. Official cEble EaeTsalenk { from both Liverpool and Mnnchesser we're
 encouragsrnent around thetop1nina. flnme- ldiafelv after. however. prtvzfe esolsgranla kf&nehestsr with India fhis Hes followed by tslegrams from New York stating that lNnw England epinners and Phfiaaetphia
 eptk houses were in both the future and .es5t markets for large lots oE -eottnnz Bears weakened under this news and hurried 60 sx14|F To their buying was added fresh
 za8f fs points above yesterdays closing. SThe market closed very ateadY At 3@. not ladv
 yHflce of s0is points '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
4 MODEL SALOON.
Tt WnI Be Conducted by New Jersey
 Chupchmen,

v " VI -~W ~VN1N1U7Et~U " INV DNIHGN
 ChuRchmems
 Montclair. N. l., Feb. le.--A number of well known churehmen of Mont- clair are planning to open Q model sa- loon similar to the one sanctioned by the late BlShop Potter. of New York
 The movement was started at a church meeting recently and ct the next period for filing application for liquor licenses steps will be taken to secure e 1Icense for the Ideal saloon. Besides the spiritnous drinks the church seloon' will furnish coeEoe, lemonade and soft drinks as well as light 1nncheonn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
INSANE MEN ESCAPE.
Hospital Attesdaas KilIsa wAas

Searching For TheEA.
 Norristown. Pa. Feb. 1e-The escape last night and search Tor three crinl- nal inmates of the state hospital for the insane here has resulted, in the death of one of the hospital attendants. who today was found badly hurt some distance from the Institution. The Head man is William LAttimore, Of 
 The men who made their escape are John Weiss, Frank Mango and George Balgner They were brought here from the eastern penltentlaFy at Phiia- delphia Beveral weeks a@O and ~.7- fined in one cell Last night Hsy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
AAmlrnl farnan naaa.

Washington, Feb. l8.-Rear Admiral J. O. Green, U. S. N, retired died at Edenton. N. C., today. He was born in 1S4tS entered the U. 8, Navay Ser vice in 1861 and was transferred to the retireA ME4 1n 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
F--.Riains. 1-Ealllas.
RIYRR FnRncAann

to rise the next twg days, the rise contInt,- ing longer h the Alabama. The following feet: Mohtgomery. 'ss feet Wedi,esdsy nisht or Tnyrsday; seime. ss7 feet Thursday night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
cENCENNATT PRopucE.

F Cincinnati. Feb is.-EIour anlet. c Wheat firm s1. 2@28. kst VI Corn firm 66sk Q eec. <. ess hg- Data firm 541 Mc. s ~' fr' 2
 Rye steady so6sis. E Provisions steady.
 4 xrhtskey steady t1 96. s
 Butter steady; creamery g e kcs do, EzsFats s0M 0sIlc; dairy 2e0zae. HgRs Eirmer 31 8Se. .H Poultry firm; young ehtakeas 1S Q 1sc s.ens i214 013c; turkeys ts01se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

'At Mobile, Alana,. ototOf nw--u apidly Wilmington. Feb. 16.-spirkks turpantina
 Rosin stsady ss.7s; receipts ssS bar reIs.
 Tar firm S1.4O: receipts 2A7 barrels. Crude turpentine firm, $2s0o; $3.eo and S3 %; receipts 2s barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
TnEAerrJev TtAY.A AArfsus.

< Washington, Feb. 1a,-fedAsss statsment of the>treasury balances in the sonerai fpnd ghows: w
 iAvaiiabie cash balance :. - .s1s7.ssi. 2s2 Gold coin and bullion @,s.s.....s 3e,4l235s
 Gold certificates .... -.., ..s. 2g,se1.Seo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. Feb. ie.-rurpentins quiet
 Rosin quiet: ABc s9.ss: D ss.oO; E g. .o2k @oS; F ss.es@O7A; e. ss:1o; H we O.. 36; wv $40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
SELMA rnTToE - MI I.st

Hslma, Feb. f2.--l Special Jz- ms price of
 8pet cotton was quoted in the fpppl ussFkefs |today as follows: Fl ss4 sss N sst f q 7I .6ooA rnlddiIns L s, s .s6s.ss.ss s5 i f5,s Strict middifng s.s.. .... 4. 2. ~. .s9 a- f6n IMiddiing %.. .s.s. .. K. t8 z< nd
 Strict low fniddling .... .A.* s$ssE Ee 4Ex6d
 How middling .... ..s.sss g.i.. s6 n F11&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
satannah, Fe

Savannah, Feb. 1e.-Turpentine firm 4eKe; sales ss: receipts s7;- shipments s1 :.
 Resin firm; sales so; receipts 1,s94; sS.O5; D s3.10; EFF ss.1S; c S3. 20; II S9. 50 I 9s.00: K s6.0O; If s5.7S; E 6.2s; VIC t6.S6; wv $e.s0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Feb ls.--ciosings Cotton spot 4ulat: prices firm: ba hs
 lA nskrfcan middIing fair |. .A see. =. .k. sH
 Middiing .... ...: .... ss.,. ss. 7 ksa7 4eoW mtddhng ...A sess sssst }st FsAt st i&oQd ordinary .--ss ssss ea*s-s 4efI
 &fl1lnAky s+sssst ssF ftfz : v te1 lz The sales, of stha day were 1.o0a' bales Of
 which 500 were for speenia4i0as ana exnorE
 1l eco bales Including i2. 800 Anegicsn. Futures opened dall and closed steady. Eepfuary sSs .ks .sss{ . s..@ es ye s February March s.s, s.a. ss,.s e1 EA4arch-Apru ssss .ssse4 .ss gSSs.h.V .V% a4 EAprii-Aey 's- T. q v. T. .o.v4 1s Aaay-June .... c'.. .... s.ss-f'.... e.g5H June-July .... .... .... .... s. ..6.0H Iauly-August. .... .... ...s V,..k.0Th August September .L...s ssss. x. 0e sEApfesnbe October ..s. s...s sy .,~ ..4, e1h krctober- November ........ .s.s s.1.ak December ....s 5..A.93 ectmber-Jsnuary .... ..., s.ts.44.e1 1Rnnary-February .... ..ssa .ss sss {. 01
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
nNnnNr LsrOCKa

London. Feb. 16.-American securities inR today. Reading declined M and che rest were dull and heavy during the early trad of the list sold from x to below yester- days New YoFek closing ConaolS For money . Illinois Central .... .... .... .....14z Loulsx. q Nashv. .... ...s ... s1s1h southern hy.... s.s. s..s ..ss 11
 Discount for short bills 2k o $ per cent for three months bills 3x par cenes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
CF1xEsFAN nF0NwY.

Berlin. Feb. is--The rate Of discount os today from to BIS per cent This ts the Iftrpt change In rate since Juae IS, 1908,
 IMhen it was lowered from 4M to per
 lrsnts N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
ar rnrrra nrAn,r

bI. LOUGB OHAIN.D f~ :. = \ St Louis. Feb. 1s.--kSpeeiais s)--The st. Louis grain markets today rapgesF as foi-
 wheat on track: No. 2 red sa a.ss@27; 2 Ihard s1 i@s1.Ish; May Si.fe--: range :1oh to q: :1oH; July ssA9M: range Corn on track: 3 corn ssX- tS esK: 2 white seh to SIX May s4X bid; range s9sM to 64k: July sax bid; range saM@ " 10 e4h bid. Sept 63A bid.
 Oats on track: 2 oats ,6sH: 2 white 5aN; &asa 5S&@ # bidi July 47hN. F- ~f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
Car Lof Receluks.

Car Lot Receipts Wheat 3b cars. with II of contract grade Oats IA cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at cAjeago Min neapoiiz. and Duluth today were ,2sS cars, comparea with ze3 cars last week and 2si -carE the corresponding day year ago.
 PrOdaee Market,
 Butter-steady; creameries a2@2sc: dai- ries z1 936c.
 EEgs-stssdy at mark cases included % o sec; firsts 2ocs prime fiests 800. Cheese-steRdy; Daisies 16h 01sc; Twins 1tM e 1be; Young Americas is@1ehc; L0ng Enthusiastically: choice to fancy OOH sse; fair to good sS0ese, Pouitry--asronG; turheys lie; chickens i4o; springs i5 he. ss 10. wts. a&se; sS to Ifo ID. wts. % t1Mc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
had been i'll treated before being klll.

eds
 4 man. who had been living with the girls mother. who is 6 widow, has been arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
NEW YORak PROpUcE.

l+
 New York Feb. ,is.-FiOur quiet but
 wheat firm: No red si.iSR nomlnsl rob afloats Options M to Mo net higher. May H.i7A; July tI.e7K.
 Corn firm: No. 2 75c elevator and 5lo fob lafloat. optlong z to ~s$c net advance. May tg5c; July 7sSe; September 72a. h Oats firm.
 Beef steady. Cut meats steady. Lard Firm. Pork steady. Tailoy quiet. %
 hosin. turpentins qaiet Rice fem. D Molasses steady. Ss ts H Sugar, raw steady. N
 Coffee steady: Rio No. sc; santos No N sMe: mild steady. ff Coffee futures closed @keGs1y net five Spqlpts lower to five points hlgher., k Huttsr u1lnettled and lower. Chaaae firm, ihnchanged Eggs firm.
 Cotton seed Aotl was easier for crude but l4lrm for refined on commission hoilaa buy laAe. Prime crude 4.ssQG. lT: do. enrsmer lyeliow 5.4B@55S; prime white $ 60 @gs .7s: prime winter yellow 6. % 96. 70; off sumn,er kTelloy 5.0AV6. 51; good off summer yellow V S.A3@b.h1. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
LTYERpnnL. nRAIN.

[Strongs No. 2 red western winter ss 4a. Futures quiet: March 7s 10&d: May 70 e&d July 7s i0Ad. IT .s4iss Corn. spot steady: asw Amertean mixed igs 7hd. Futures quiet; March ss Cd: May
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

Grain S.afist1ca Total clearances of wheat and four yera equal to s4.o00 bushels. Primary receipts were 5ee,OO0 bushela compared with s76.00o bushels the core spending day q year ago. The worlds visible supply as shown by Bradstraet's increased S.S00,000 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 35,00O head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

Y NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH.
 New Orleans, Feb fs.--Cotfen seed oil: aFigne refined in barrels per pound s. 5o 'snts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

Asts-T indicates trace of prsclpitation. '.~-'' FRANK P CHkpFEE .. Aestioa Director. weather Bureau
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'A'SA' A'wi'G'Sss HsS.
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zEkn wEATllER.

Uattea states Department of ARricuitura
 Weafheg Bureau. Local Ohaerynfion z Central Timal Montgomery, Feb, 1s 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
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New Orleans Feb. 1e,--apot cotton was staady; receipts s.22s; slqek 3117a..
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 Middling va. .... %.. ...s-. q T@1eg
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 Fair, nom .... .... .s.s ....t Il i-1sc