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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
Stocks - Bonds y Cereals
WHEAT WAS HIGHER
On the Close as Result Of Good De.
mand for Cast Article--Corn
Up and Oats Down.

1 Chicago, H., Nov. ll,--WHEAT-
/ The total volume of trading was small
today During the early part of the
session the market was barely steady
! but late in the day the sentiment he.
came somewhat bullish, and the clos
| ing prices We're near the highest of
the day The fact that the Liverpool
market showed only a moderate ad.
vance in face of the sharp upturn yes
terday on the local exchange checked
The upward movement for the time
being The denial Of damage to the
Argentine wheat crop by frost also
depressed the market However, the
spring wheat territory remained ny.
changed and the movement today
gain was much smaller than tina
f last year The primary receipts
We're 25 per cent less than a year ago
The weather in he northwest was
bad and this is expected 10 interfere
with the marketing Of the new CROP
The excellent demand Of cash wheat
at Minneapolis had bulIish effect
here. The commission houses and
small holder We're the chief selling
December closed Is cent higher
CORN-EXtreme nuietness prevail
led but the tone was firm, The small
local receipts. light stocks and he
unsettled weather in the corn belt
We're factors that caused The firm feel
ing The demand came chiefly from
The commission houses while The cash
buyers and pit traces We're seller.
The close was firm December bc.na
mp u cent.
OATS-The trading was quiet ard
the market about steady Realizing
sales by The local longs depressed the |
market and The commission houses +!
were fair bidders but the demand wa
not sufficient to prevent a small de
cline in prices December closed y
cent lower.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
THE HIDDEN HAND
OF Some Big Pool of Capitalists Sus-
pected in Yesterdays Market
Close Was euoyant.

| New York, Nov. 1.-THE stock mar.
the easier tone of the call money
market yesterday an advance in all
! departments on dealing which took on
at times and in certain stocks, con.
siderable degree of animation. There
was a wide range of conjecture as 10
the Identity of its operations in the
market. Purely speculative operations
by stock market pools were suspected
IN some cases, while other brokers
on the floor of the stock exchange
prOfessed TO see evidence of opera.
ions for great capitalists, or groups
of capitalists, occasioned by cam
paigns of an aggressive form and eff.
fective leadership which was followed
with confidence by many smaller
operators. The movement Of st. Paul
viction that there was some large
consecrated business in the stock for
the account Of capitalists of ate re.
sources and frequently active in the
market. Completion OF the stock mar.
ket settlement in London with trouble
and with less pressure of liquidation
on New York than was expected evi-
IDENTITY left some bear accounts uncov,
cred and there was considerable buy
ing for London account here today.
Money on call loans reached a
maximum Of per cent today with l4I
yesterday and 20 Monday and the rate
had fallen to six and below when ac
tual operations in the money market
We're still going on. The rates for
time loans We're firmly maintained for
shorter period but money brokers re |
ported additional funds offering for |
months loans for account OF westera |
banks and resulting in an easier tone |
The movement in the New York ex
change a. points in the west also |
marked the turning of the tide in cur |
iency movement in favor of New |
York Excitement in 81. Paul spread |
to the Paciffics and the supposition |
grew that St Paul was to be brought
into general operations Of the Harri. |
man combination The market closed |
animated and buoyant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
oil KING" AND
AIDS INDICTED
MORE COUNTS FOUND AGAINST
THE STANDARD OIL COM.
PANY FOR VIOLATION OF
ANTITRUST LAW IN OHIO.

Fmdlay Ohio Nov. 1.-THE grand
jury oday found indictments against
j. D. Rockefeller and four other per
sons In connection with the Standard
Oil inqtiry. What the indictments
allege or who the -four other defend
ants, in addition to Rockefeller arc
was NOT given out by Prosecutor Da-
yid, who however admitted that the
indictments had been returned
1t is understood that the Indictment
charge the defendants with having
continued to contract oil productions
and to fix prices on and after July :.
1906 In violation Of The Valentine
antitrust act. the state law under
which he rccent pro ecution Of the
Standard on Company in this county
was conducted and in which fine
OF $4,000 imp sed
Prosecutor David stated tonight
that no attempt would be made at this
'ime to compel John D. Rockefeller
to come here as his appearance had
already been entered by his attorney
in the matter Of the information now
pending in the probate court
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Ill., NOV l4-CATTLE-
All the early indications pointed to
a lower level Of values. The receipts
were APPARENTLY 100 heavy for buyerH
10 absorb The packers were not bid.
ding al all on the early market and
the tentative Inquiries from shippers
developed the fact that they would
not pay With. ~ and - cents Of tho
high levels Of tine previous day \
very few choice lots were on the
market in this class demand. Ono
lot sold at $I25 the highest process
with one exception this season.
HOGS-The market was strong with
far buying by packers and with good
shipping demand the indications were
that The price would rule a lille high
er. The quality was much better than
yesterday
SHEEP-On the early market f.
seemed that he bulk OF the good lot
would find an early outlet The soil
ers called the trade at the start strong
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
What Would
You Do
If Called Upon 10
Give a Bond at a
Moments Notice?

Ii is increasingly difficult to find
friends who are willing to become
personal sureties.
What would you do ?
You would seek corporate se'
curity, which is fast superseding
the personal kind You would go
to the nearest office of the American
Surety Company of New York and
obtain the necessary bond, quickly
and without red tape.
When placed in a position which
requires a bond, whether fidelity,
judicial, license or contract, apply
Immediately to
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
WHY IT SUCCEEDS.
Because It's For One Thing Only, and
Cairo People Appreciate This.

Nothing an he good for every
hing
Doing one thing well brings sue
! cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only
They cure sick Kidneys.
They cure backache. every kidney
I'm.
Here is Cairo evidence to prove it,
W. l. Gibson. Of 4tG Eleventh street
employed at The Big Four railroad,
SAYS Kidney trouble started two
or three years ago with lamene-s and
pain in the small Of my back across
the kidneys, II caught cold it settled
in those organE and rendered the
pains SO acute that could scarcely
straighten and it was almost impos-
sible to stoop or pick up anything
from the floor Learning about Doans
Kidney Pill-, | procured a box at Paul
G.. Schuhs drug store and from he
prompt and satisfactory results OBJ
tanned. | can speak Of them only as
being Zip top remedy ! chaerfulIy
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
any one suffering from any kind of
kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo n.
Y. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15

Cairo TO Springfield and return
November 10 TO q, return
limit November 24......... 70
Cairo to Chicago and return
November s and z, return
limit November f2........... "A Sc
creal Springs and return on &C
count meeting Southern Hi
nois Horticultural Society.
Tickets sold Nov. rs, Y and
%, return limit Nov. 20. 1906 2 50
Cairo to Havana. Cuba and re-
turn, on sale November and
daily until March 81. Return
limit six months s......-.... 81 90
For further information apply Ilii
nois Central Passenger Station, Cairo.
A. n. HANSON, p. 7. NJ, Chicago.
s. c. HATCH, G. p. A.. Chicago.
J. n. JONES, Ticket Agent, Cairo, ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
THE NEGRO IN POLITICS

lion of desirable white imTi-raH not
only from foreign enrrf-.e-. hur from
the north. Was suggested in me .eIfer-
The report 1f rha good roads CON-
mttec favored rha af.p' Iu uf the
Ianmer Brownies IHI -uU pending
ir congress. asking fr national aid iu
The cons mcfion Of znHf roads and
hat rhr -tares use --s.E efr-f f5 inn
prove fh. highway
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15

| Concluded from First Page.)
by yes ed right of the Polish people, 20
replied Hermonwicz For "A moment it
seemed as if the Russian and Polish
interests would come to blows. but
friends interfered and the government
de tactic and government de iure were
separated
Relative Barred From Inquest.
The ule at Mercy ho pital which
permits no one TO visit H. sick after
O'Clock I'M the evening worked a
great hardship on numbers Of work
iu2men who wished to see their
irien Is or relatives last night The
mos pathetic scene was that oi The
two little Levin girls Mysia and Fan
nie aged g and II re-pe lively Both
little girls were badly burned. and no
one but claim agents. lawyers and
representatives uf the various Polish
and Jewish soc cites had been permit
ted 10 visit them duling The day The
father was billed in the wreck At
C.30 p. m Halbert Russin If 60 Hast
ing street cousin Of the injured chill
dreu. called gt tne hospital and
pleaded with The nurses. the interueg
a-l the representative Of the Russian
Consul iu be permitted 20 see the
girls He had brought sack fuTI OF
Russian -wec'meats for them. when
informed hat ie con mot sDc them
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. Nov. 14.-Money on call
firm 3H9 per cent: closing offered
a. per cent. Time loans easier for
long periods. firm for short; sixty
days. s per cent; 80 days 7d7i9 per
cent, six months 6GG12 per cent
pine paper GnGis per cent Ex-
change steady. demand 4S5.G0G Ga:
sixty days 4So20d25. Bar silver 71as.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
CITY WINS ITS FIGHT.

Indianapolis. Ind Nov. 14.-Judgf
r. G. Allen Of the corcuit court. de-
cided today that the city has the
right to use the market house site
as he location for a $300.O .O01 coils
cum. He denied the petition Of Jos
eph Cook and other market house
butchers for an order permanently re
straining the city from proceeding
with its plans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15

Generally Has Long TO Wait.
The man who is satisfied to sit down
and wait for something to turn up will
need a good thick cushion 70 his seat
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
Lower Rates
VIA THE
Big FOUR ROUTE
COMMENCING
November |, 1906.

the big Four Route" will make great
reductions in passenger ra-es 10 near
ly all points located on or reached
by its lines.
Passengers in order TO avail them
selves Of the above low rates must
purchase tickets before entering
trains a. fares collected on trains are
much higher
BE sure 10 see the nearest agent Of
the
BIG FOUR ROUTE
before starting on your journey. or
address
Il. J. RHElN, G. p. A.
Cincinnati, O..
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15

Think 70 over.
kept a cash 4eg. sleT?
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-15
TO PROBE BE- 0. WRECK

Concluded from First Page.)
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
MAKING PREPARATIONS
FOR ACTIVE INVASION

from the storm on board the Freder
ick, Capt. Tyler said. other than the
fright some of the passengers suffer
ed, was the maneuyofing necessary
To get in position to rescue the
crew of the Ohio. Six or eight hours
were consumed in getting the men
from the stranded vessel to the deck
of the steamship, and dhring this
time the rail on the n"st deck of The
steamer was constantly awash. and
many of The state rooms were food.
ed.
Capt. Tyler said he could stand on
the bridge and dip water from the
sea with a bucket ut intervals. so high
did the swells run. As soon as the
rescue of the crew of the Ohio was
effected the Frederick resumed the
voyage to Savannah.
Capt Tyler said that he sighted
several derelicts. On one of these he
made out the name Frances e. Tun-
nell, with her sails blown away. The
crew was still on board and when
signalled replied that no assistance
was needed. Another schooner, a
four-master, whose name was not
learned, was sighted by the Freder-
ick in a badly damaged state The
deck cargo had been washed away
the sails were gone ahd some of the
spars were missing frhe captain sig
nailed that he needed no assistance
Monday afternoonl a cargo of lum.
Der was sighted, drifting with the
tides. 1t was evidently deck cargo
as ii seemed to be chained together.
"lhe Frederick was not damaged
in The slightest, furtheG than being
in MANY af the cabins
and saloons"
The Ohio sailed FROM This port onl
September s, With clrgo CONSISTING
of $4,000 feet of lumber, valued att
$15G7
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
HIIt0R-1odge Company Shut
Down All in This beigh-
borhoOd
ST. SIMON MILL CLOSED
One Near This City, Another on the
Satilla River and others in
This Section Have Reoeatly
Ieen Shut Down.

Considerable CONSERVATION is fel,
over at st. Simon island, In Darien
and out at the Altamaha cypress
mills Of the Hilton e Dodge Lumber
Company near this city. AT All II
these places the company has saw
mills and few days ago the edict
Went forth To close down all OF
the mills. over al ST Simon this
comes as 4 pretty hard thing upoa
the people of the island. as d great
majority of the Inhabitants are en-
bIoyed BY the mill and they will Of
course, be ont Of employment during
the time that the mills are closed
down.
An effort was made to commnni.
cate with Capt. }. A. Foster, at ST.
Simon, last night, but he could not
be reached by phone and it was i'm
possible TO get any direct informa,
ton as to the length of the time
these mills viii be cosed.
News representative saw an em-
ploye Of the ST. Simon mill last night
and in answer to the question he
said he thought the mills would be
closed down until the first of Jan
uary.
The News understands that the
mill of the company on the Satina
riycr and at lOchwalknee have also
been closed down and that the only
mills IN operation are those at Belfast
and Vale Royal near Savannah,
Several reasons have been assign
ed for the closing of these mills, but
in the absence of any specific in
formation on this line. there is lit
tie to be said on that part Of the
subject
The people OF Brunswick will OF
course hope that the step, on the
part of the company, is an emergency
one. and will only last short TINT
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
Two More Of tbs Bruins
wick Line Soon 10 kiss
the Waves
N01K IS being PUSHED
Announced That the AItamaha and the
Ocmuaee Will be Ready for
Launching Sometime Dur
ing October.

Two more of 1.-THE large freightere
being built for the Brunswick Steam
shop Company by the Fore River
Shipbuilding Company, at Quincy
Mass, will be launched during the
first week in November. The ships
are now under CONSTRUCTION and a.
soon as they are 16aRched they viii
be completed as fapidly a. possible
and placed into commission.
The freighter' Satilla, which was
launched some weeks ago, VIII be
ready for the hlsl voyage to This port
III the course ofia teW weeks and she
will be on the lrun Regularly, to be
joined by the other two steamers, the
Ocmul8ee and the Altamaha, as sool
as they are TUNED over 10 the com
pany by jhe shipbuiliers. Two more
steamers, the ogeeche$> and the Ossa.
baw, will also he blJt for this run,
the contract haBing been awarded
some time ago --
1t is expected that the piers and
the wharves OF the Atlanta, Birming-
nam and Atlantic rallFoad in this city
will be sufficiently completed by the
time the first ship arrives to give
her mooring place at the hand,
some, terminals 6f the road The
work is now beipg pushed with rapid
itv and will bh comnIatad iuc+ 90.
soon as it is possible.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
MEETING. TODAY
AN IMPORTANT SESSION OF TIE
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE TO BE
HELD THIS AFTERNOON.

The Brunswick commercial League
will hold a sEetIal meeting at the
court house thisyaA ernoon at 4 O'Clock
and it is urgshtk requested ana
hoped that cvary smember of The or
ganization wil4 bel Kpresent.
Upon this lEeethl depends the fiji
ture of this " ell known organization,
and il is the gdRt% of all members to
be present.
AS is well known meetings have
been suspenb bed huring the summer
months. but ssinc4 it was decided to
again meet il reg {lar weekly ssions
there has been aglack of interest on
the part of dertaiH members. In fact
there has not beeA a quorum present
Several meIhberg1 it is understood
were displeaSed ats certain acts Of the
board in the fall and for this reason
have expressed thd Dir intention of de
serting the COMMERCIAL organization
The special meeting this afternoon
will be for the purpose Of practically
recognizing the league, outlining the
work of the future, and to make an ef
ford to inject new life into it.
This organization can and will ac
complish much for Brunswick with
the assistance of the members Wac
must unite and work for The interes
of their city. Just at this tie, when
wave Of progress is passing over
the city an oganization of this kinG
is badly needed; it can assist mater
Tally in bringing new enterprises tc
the city, and accomplish other gooC
work, but to do this it must have the
support and cooperation of every
member
Attend the meeting thls aftern0o
and let's resolve to make the Com
mercial League one OF the livest or
ganizations of the kind in the state
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
A PRETTY SOUVENIR is
ISSUED BY THE SOUTHERN

The Southern railway has ISSUED
a handsome souvenir brochure illus
trative of the Georgia Home Com
ing" which will be celebrated iii At
lanta October 10 to 13. The book
contains a large illustration of the
Atlanta Union station on the cover
and inside are various views of the
city.
The book mentions as the prirci-
pal events of interest, addresses by
distinguished sons of Georgia on the
second day, and on the third day
there will be an old-tasb.oned all
day singing, when the Paynes Home
Sweet Home will 'oe sung by chorus
OF 5000 voices.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
HIGHEST TAXES
BRUNSWICK CHARGES MORE ON
THE THOUSAND TAN ANY
CITY IN GEOEGIA.

Atlanta, Sept 20.-Rcturns from
ffty-four Of the different counties Of
the state that have been compiled at
the state capitol givq some interest
ingG information coacerning the tax
rates in counties fin Georgia. Not
.all Of the returns} have been made
yet, but enough Haye arrived for the
state officials TOT secure a good line
upon what to expect and how to fig
ure upon the total amount.
out of the ffty-four counties heard
from. but one Of the number has M
tax rate thE year. This is Terreo
county. Oging to the presence Of
four dispensaries in that county the
rate has been left off.
Jones county people are paying the
highest pf any county tax rate yei
heard from on account Of The erection
of a ngv and handsome court house
at Grays The rate there Is sl020 on
each one thousand
The highest city rate is that held in
in Brunswick. which amounts to $14
Taking all Of the taxes that Allan
ta people have to pay into the diff
ferent treasures. it is found that tho
sum lis $3.50 on each one thousand
OF course this amount includes al
the city, county and states taxes.
The officials here expect ito get il
the returns from the otheS. counties
during the week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS
WILL HOLD A MEETING TO-DAY

The teachers of tie public schools
of Brunswick will l,6ld a meeting al
the Mansfield \sh96t school building
this morning AT o'clock
This meeting is to be held for the
purpose of discussing and outing
ing the work in the schools during
the coming tcHn Superintendent,
Ballard will be<Dresent and viii PROB
ably give the teachers a title talk
about their work.
Everything is now in readiness for
the opening Of the schoos OIL Monday
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21

MAYOR OF spFFALo MAY BE Nv
RACE FOR PEmocRATlc NOM
NATION FoR GOVERNOR.

Buffalo, N. 7, Sept. 20.--Mayor
Adam. Of this dity, is rapidly looming
up as a formidhbie candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor
of New York.
His friends In. all sections of the
state are urging him to contest for
the nomination. claiming that he has
al excellent chance Of securing IT,
When seen today ho expressed him
self as being gratined with the Of
fers Of support he is resolving from
over the state, bu' said he was no,
in position just as present to say
whether or not he would become !
candidate COR the nomlnation.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
A Splendid Lire Of Goods.

Attention is <directed 30 the ad-
yertisement Of Geo. W Owens, the
well ltnownllNeY Town dry goods
merchant, which appears elsewhere i'll
this issue. Ny owens has purcnas
ea an unusaady fine line Of fall dry
goods, gqpt@ furnishings, ctc.,whieh
he is offerifg to the trade at remark
ably low prices. Parties wishing to
secure real bargains should call al
his store, corner e and l. streets.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
SCHOONER r. D. elBRER is
REPORTED IWATERLoeeED

A special sent Put fro4 Whining
ton, N. c., yesterday says:I
Fishing steam Frs report that a
British steamer and IfOur-masted
schooner are ashore at Iittle River,
S. C.
wilmington tugs ares still at sea
after the schogner R. qI Bibber, pre-.
yio4sly reportsd waterlSgged off this
coast, and, it is presumed they have
also gone toI the ASST Etance Of the
ofrer craft.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-21
Yesterdays shippinq News.

Following Is the record of the move
ment OF vessels at this port yester-
day: Arrived, steamer New York,
Staples, Boston, via CharIeston
bark Habana, Sust, Havana Clear
ed, schooner Governor Powers, Kent,
New York; schooner Ine4 N. Carver,
Dung, New York.