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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-09-12

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at Berryville in the State Of Virginia. al the
close Of business, September 4th, 1906
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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-09-12
PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal Property

Having rented my farm and intending 10
discontinue farming, / viii sell ut public
sale on the place known rs the portcrfeld
Farm. situated one mile west of Leetown.
Jefferson county, w. Va, on
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-09-12

J. w. DOdd, Auctioneer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
MUST PAY THE DUTY
COURT DECIDES AGAINST
 COTTON IMPORTERS.
Figured Cloth Brought Eato Country Subject to Specific ana Al VaI- Orem Tarfkgs--DeeislOn Af-
 feets Home Production.


 Washington. Nov. 12--In aeeidinel the case of the United States vSrsue George Riggs and Company of New York today. the Supreme Court of the United States held that figured cotton cloth imported from foreign countries must pay a specific duty under para graph SIS of the Dingley tariff law in addition to the Ad valorem duty re- quired to be paid under paraEraphe s0s and 3O7.
 The case was test one ana the decision has been awaited with much interest by both importers and man. ufacturers all over the country. rha importers contended strenuouair against the double duty as an inpogi. ton not intended by Congress-, while the manufacturers held out tene- ciously for the added duty as ip the , interest of home production.
 There are said to be over six thous- and protests from the former cIass nn file with the general appraisers in Naw York against the extra charge. vvhhn on the other hand 1t was claimed that an annual home production Of sso. oea 1 in figured cloths would be affected inJurtously by decision favorable to shippers from abroad.
 The opinion was delivered by Justice Holmes. and endorsed the action Of the collectors of customs in imposing the double duty while reversing the de- i cision Of the Circuit court of appaais for the second district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NIeyy ORxFANls SPOT COTTON.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

eaIveston-stea.dy. 1s-I6e: net receipts D&-05S; gross receipts 5I,05S: sales $50; s3nck 3TO.00s; shipments to Great Britain zz.725: to continent 1s.7s7: eoastwise 6.433.
 New Orleans--Steady 9&c: net receipts x8,044; gross receipts 1S,0s0; sales 6550; stock 274.509; shipments to continent I0- 1Eo
 1EobiIe-steady. 9hc; net receipts 2I34; ETDss receipts 2,124; sales TOO; stock 58.s6s: Mnipments coastwise 101.
 Eavannah-Quiet, 7-1Bc; net receipts Ee.e6ss gross receipts 0.969: sales 734: stock 1B8. .se5; shipments to France 6,947; to con H1nent te,79e; coastwise I'll.
 Charieston--FirHe 7-i6c; net receipts 10e3; gross receipts 1,093; stock 19346: MhfpHents cosstwise 200
 mlnEton---Nomlnai; net receipts OI7; aposs receipts 1.229; stock 26, ,22O; shipments 70 continent 16.077.
 Norfoll-Steady, Joe; net receipts 6.724; nross receipts 6.T24: sales 35O; stock 43, 975 Shipments coastwise e,459.
 1saltimore-Nominal 1Oc; gross receipts k1T; stock 7,O7S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

candidate upon the Republican State ticket to institute any contest or pro. ceeding to open ballot boxes. So far as the procedure of having a count of the void and protested ballots by order of the court Is concerned, that is simply the method provided by the election law to correct any errors that may have been made by the Board of inspectors of the various election dis. tricts. This proceeding can be insti- tuted bS any candidate who has been voted for in any election district Of course this has nothing whatever to do with the question of open ballot boxes as these 'void' and protested ballots constitute part of the re- turns of the inspectors, pleced in seal ed envelopes and sent in with the re- turns"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Total sales for day 056. .4eO shares
NEW YORK BONDS

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
WANT BALLOTS EXAMINED.
r.v York Republicans File ADpliea- -oN. - = n..atAa.a ann-an.

T1OW SESas4hSA AAAAAASH Nav York. Nov. 12.--Formal appli- cation on behalf of the candidates on the Republican State ticket in the re- cent election, for judicial examtna- tion of all void and protested ballots in New York County was made today by A, s. Gilbert in the Supreme Court
 Mr. Gilbert, who is a law partner of Attorney General Mayer, Is Chair man of the Law Committee or the Re- publican State Committee.
 Justice Mclean signFd an order for the Hoard of Canvassers to show cause why the court should not examine the void and protested ballots. but de- elined to sign another order for which duplication was made to prevent the Board of Canvassers from, completing the canvass.
 Chairman Timothy |. Woodruff. of sued e statement torEKht in which he sad.i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
TO DISSOLVE STANDARD.
RumOred That Government Will Tak'
 Gfepa AEainRt OIL CompamY.

RumOred That Government Will Take
 Steps AEainEt OH Company.
 Washington, Nov. 12.---While nd au. thoritative statement could ba ob- tained in regard to the matter. there is god reason to believe the govern ment has decided to institute proceed ings against the Standard Oil Company under the sherman antitrust act with view of obtaining an order of the court dissoIving the comapnY as 1t now exists and restoring to each of the seventy-flve or eighty constituent eom- panies its proportionate share of the stock and also compelling the observ- anee of the law inhibiting them from entering into any contract. agreement or understanding with each other with view to maintsing prices on oil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
MARKET FOR COTTON
PRICES STEADY TOR DAY. CLOSING AT
 ADVANCE.
 -a- Nxrewuinraty in Selling Caused hy Rumors of Hearish Crop Estimate Brought to End When Published--
 Shorts, Firm.

New York. Nov. i2.--The cotton market was steady today and closed steady at a net advance of 2I to 24 pointa Sales for the day we're estimated at 359,000 bales.
 The opening was steady at an advance Of Nwo points in response tn steady cables. At xirBt there was some irregutarity caused Ng selling. encouraged by rumors that a local operator just returned from the south would issue bearisE crop estimate, but this estimate when published proved to be fer 12.Tzs, ,00o bales. which was little un- der expectations, and the market during the later trading ruled steady to firm on cover Ing of shortE.
 After advancing to s.62 for January and 8sT7 for March, there was reaction of about 10 points under realizing, but the market firnsed up In the afternoon Cn huy- ing of winter months by spot people snd covering by shorts and prices were at one { xlam@ x3 t0 25 points net higher. the close hefnM i ffttIe down from the best under realizing The Southern srst markets were unchanged to 1-1sc higher and private ad- vices krum sne South reporting stea illness among interior holders
 Receipts at the ports today 71,s3s baies. against T9,1s2 last week and 53,S9s last year. For the week (estimated) fl0. coo bniss against a2e,s4S last week and ssl.9I9
 Te6sy's receipts at New Orleans 1s,ose bales. against I4571 last year. and at Hous- ton Is.s6o bales. against e.452 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. Nov l2--The L9ndon tin mar ket was higher: spot flS5 5s; futures Else asked
 Copper higher in London; spot fss, 2s ca futures floO Is, Locally unehangsdi lake
 Lead unchanged at ss.7s@s6. .ss in the local market and priced at tls 6s in Len
 spsltsr unchanged at Ezs los in London. Locally higher at ts.s0@Re.to.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
In,erior hlvxeu,ens

Hauston-- Steady. 2 13-i6c: net recetpts ls.sso: srosa receipts Is,es0; shipments IS.- sS4; safes sl3. stock 75,s45
 AHEusta-~-Steadys 1oc: net reo@fDfe e.f7S. gr2ss receipts 2, TeA; shipments s.47s: sales LIST; stock 44,4E1.
 Aemphts-Quist SWc: nat receipts a.f4x: gTSsa receipts l2, T6f; shipments s.0sSs sales 2,44Ss stock Ss,eS&.
 St. Louis-stexdy. ioe; net receipts soc: gFoss receipts a,To0; shipments 4.s8a; stock
 Cincinnati---Net receipts t0.i7s: gross re- esipts i0.lT9; shipments 4ss; stock n 7sg.
 Louisvilie~-Ftras, 11c.
 Total teday~-Net receipts 52 ae3; gross receipts 4e.s64; shipmeats 3s.4eS: sales ls0: stock 23o. .s4S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
am ro,us rTOsTNft NTARKErs.

et Iouisl Nov. 12.--Ths st. Louis gra v,sTistS today ranged as follows: Dec. 7a9M bid; range TSK to Ia%. May 76 2 asked; range 1sh 70 fSn @%' Dee sSE@4O bid; range ss% to 20: May liE 0k bid; range 41h to uh. Dec. ssk@s4 asked.
 May 34% asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NEnrnhnlI in Line.

GuntersVIIIo DenOcFbN
 The returns show that Marshall county has gone Democratic from top to bottom, For the first time In moro than fifteen years every Democrat on the ticket has been elected by safe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NEw ORLEANS COTTON.

New DFfe1ns Nov. IG.-~sp0t cotton closed steady unchanged. Middlfns exc; spot sales were 4.so0 baies with 2,1oo ta arrive
 Futures opened steady unchanged to three nolnts higher and advanced on q bulIish Nivefpool cold weather in the cotton belt and covering of shorts The close was steady 27 to 3A points above Saturday 6luaI figures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NEW YORK C0FFFR MARKET.

New York Nov. 12.--Coffee futures open cd stradv at unehanged prices and worked
 up a partial five points on cables from IIavre saying that the untavorable santos crop accounts had been confirmed and that international stocks in EuroDe were light. Tracing was only moderate but the market
 held steady and closed steady net unehanR-
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

New York--oulet I0.so; net reeeipts ss; gross receipts 13, SS; sales i.sOot stork tinent l,75e. N gross receipts saS6
 Philadeiphia--steady. 10. 5s net receipts ioei gross receipts 500; stock 9,7s9.
 san Francisro-Met receipts 500: gross receipts 300; shipments to France 500.
 .iacksonvtlle--Net receipts 265; gross re- eeipes 2b5; shipments coastwise 26s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
e..-nlaIne. 3 FAIlInA.
RrvER FORECAST
wrAruER coNplT1oNs AND 0ENERAs

FORECAST.
 f.,o,,ax ~,~a4her with scattered rain CT syoT,. nrevaIls over New England, the lake region and the middle Atlantic states. An orsa of clear cold weather covers the ent&e Wississipui valley and the states immeaiats~ ly to the west of the Mississippi river ln Alabama the minimum tsmperature 1nais 1nis minTham 10 43 degrees at Mobile. The readings were practically the same Tn tne atpsr 11,If atatss The weather will cop- tinua Fair toAiRht and Tuesday, and on Tuesday morning the temperature m Mont- romery will fall to S2 degrees Frost VII VII Ee gsneraI in the northern and central ,srts of the state and tn the southern part it will approach very near to the coast sr..n.,s.,re aoa preeipitatton reports from Selected Southern stations AoF tbe twentY-fouP kours ending @ "-' E,x, 10 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
F. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen :.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Total Movement.

Total today at al ports net -5 ,gas; shin. ments to Great Britain k2,725: to France 10.406; to continent sI 5e0: to yannn snn. stock 1,02S.sST sS'
 Consolidated at all ports, net l45.7s6: ship- ments to Great Britain 29,5sE; to Frmnea lo.sos: to continent Ss,7s9; to Japan seo.
 Total since Sept. I, at all ports net L. gsg6sS; shipments to Great Britain eO3 es5 !: Iaaan 27.970 '.s -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 Chicago. Nov. k2.---Adyicss claiming q liberal yield Of spring wheat tn the Nortn- west the loSa yhsat t6s market 5 sS livery was off @hc. Corn was down Ac. Oats were %c lower,, Provisions were Sc - DuTing m iVS the 'a early trading in the wheat pit the tone was moderately firm because of A fair demand by commission houses. Tnis buying was largely the result of firm cables and continued small receipts in the North west. Later: however, the market grad-
 Local holders were free sellers of the December delivery and commission hoases sold the May option. Much of this selling declaring that this years crap of spring wheat will prove very large. Selling py commission houses that have Northwestern An increase of 75,000 busheIs in the visible supply had some bearlsh influence although the increase for the corrkspoudinR time last year amounted to 1s26.OOo bushels. The market closed easy.
 December opened lae higher st Isc. sola
 CIearances Of wheat and flour we're equal ito Se9, 900 bushels. The amount of bread s9gs sss6So Snshes Se'af PrmesS sceps i,IS7 coo compared with d,54s,0O9 for the corresponding day one yesr ago; S
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of s3s cars against 9a5 last week and 1.sss one year ago.
 The government crop report ' htch snow ed a farm reserve on November of ile.- 0o0, 900 bushels ef corn, was chiefly respon- slbla for the moderate weakness that pre- vailed all day in the corn pit An increase in local receipts also inspired selling. Lead ina cash houses were the principal sellers and there was some liqui 1ation of Decem- Der holdings. Offers were taken by shorts and commission houses. The market clos ed easy December opened unchanged to He lower at 42c to t21se, sold off to 4i% Q
 Local % rseeipts1 were sss cars; with 1os of contract grade.
 The oats market weak for the great CT part of tho day. The market was af- fected by the weakness of wheat and corn and also by an increase of 7Sso00 bushels in the visible supply against decrease of 42 OOC for the corresponding time one year ago. Pit traders and commission houses sold while shorts and cash interests took the offerings.
 December opened unehansed to a shade higher at 34Bc to 34S G%c, sold between 34A Q34&c and closed at 3thc. Local receipts 321 ears.
 tone of the market was weak. Receipts of live hogs today were 5, 900 more than had been expected and this led to considerabIe selling by local longs who bought Saturday in the expectation of light receipts. There was also considerable selling of January lard by a local packer. The demand came chiefly from shorts. At the close January pork was off 7t5 O 1oc at s14 05. Lard was down 7h@1oc at sS.S7h. Ribs were Sc lower at s7.55.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 5s cars; corn -3s7 cars: oats POS cars; hogs 21,000 head
 The leading futures ranged as frllows Articles. Open. High. Low. Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
N. < D. BEEa.s COTTON fErrea.
By prl'a's Tige ss cI.., tS 2; AsesyranSls & c..

@S NKkNANG NH8 70 V. AbETNSuKnnEw & Ca.
 Ss CsHameEco St.
 New Orleans. Nov. t2.---A sudden change m weather conditions over Sunday. freezing st,s Mssatner ID the Northwestern half Of the the Northwestern half of the south fouirht. saused sn unexpected adyanee in the mar.
 Just for the finding of such a pretext an which to bring about a reaction, profession- al traders supp5rted and bid prices up with tne none 0l dtsiodging some ahort cotton, but their efforts were unsucceaaful. Never theiesa. there was some voluntary covsrfna oy bears with the object Of replacing al as a result. values were raised tc d leyej of about os points higher than last Sat der sss,, sioslns. @hsn rs-seiling vas ia or eaiIy the same as 1t was at the ciese Of last week Weather, if anything. continues fa- Vorable, receipts heavy, money at $ peF cent, and stocks accommodating.
 However. offerings were less numerous to. gay, probably because oe traders being more rather than follow the market baiaw slSc n nIhs trace IS aware that large crop, say ls.SooooO bales will be required this sea sen. and while prevailing estimates are for yield in excess of thls figure. those of the authorities about 100000 to i,500, 00G ierger, operators are not so sure but that the movement will sall off earlier than ex- Dected, development which the public is waiting for before taking hold Of the mar receipts show no signs of diminishing just yet and will probably continue heavy for the balance Of November.
 Arrivals at five principal primary porfs since Friday total 71.000 bales. against Be- 0oo last year, at all ports for the same pe- riod f41,ooe. against io40oO a year ago, and to add to prospects for another large weeks in sight this week. stocks at the five principal inland towns show an increase since last Friday of Il.0oo bales compared with an increase for the same time in 1908 af f,o0o bales and it is probable that ths 6oo.0oo mark vii again be reached nexi Friday.
 Weekly trade reviews continue as favor able as ever insofar as the outlook foi business in the cotton goodS markets of tn, | United states is concerned but advices from England are less favorable not much do ! ing with India or China, even at concession, of about h hc. As for the monetary outlook locally. at New York and at London. there | appears to be no change, if at all condi- l tions are worse, call money at New York having sold 20 per cent. The Bank oi England's minimum discount rate remains unchanged at per cent. with the fear oi 1t being advanced to q higher level possi. hly seven per cent.
 Yours very truly
 (. c. ABERCRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
,,rvv vnurx nwv COOns.

New York, Nov. l2.-fhe dry goeds mar tsst v1as quiet and firm today. More opsnV inEs of carpets were announced and prices on table cloths were advanced The price of percales was advanced from Ae 10 Fee Q yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
cTNCfNNATI PRODUCE.
sr LOUIS PRODUCE.

st Louis, Nov. 12.--Flour steady.
 Whisley steady S1.s3.
 Pork lower; 5obbinB Sle.4o.
 Lard lower: prime steam Se. .OGs Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shoFts so .6S%: clear ribs Ss.1si5; short clears Rscon steady: boxed extra shorts 10's2K; clear ribs s9.s7h; short clear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans, Nov 12.-~suEar steady; cen trifugal yellow s-l6@S As-lSe; seconas S% NsS SS S S8o,assss syrup s4@sOe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
LOCAL COTTON.
MEEN YhfaRK rnTvrnN ETTIIREa-

NEW KNWM NUEIUN FUTURES New York, Nov. 12--Cotton futures open~ Cd steady and closed very steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today Quota kEfFs FanR@d as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

New OrIeans, Nov. l2.-Cotton futures xlased steady on the New Orleans cotton exchange today. Quotations ranged fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

MEMPHIS BANK CLEARENGs. Nenphis, Nov. 12.-clearinsB Sl.4sf,sTSi ,sioncsa s227 24S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW NVEAh I-EtUULLE. New York. Nov 12.-Cotton seed oil cas- fer; prime crude fob. mills 27c; do. yellow 3Sc.
 Coffee, spot Rio quieti No invoice 7&c: mild steady.
 Sugar raw quiet; fair refining 5-I6c: centrifugal 9e-test l-16c: molasses sugar 3 1-16c; refined quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
TREAauRY RALANoEs.

Washingfon, Nog. IZ.--Tpdays Ueasury balances exclusiyG of the gold reserves show: .sn...u AvaiIables cash balance .$22e,9eI5iO Gold coin and bullion III, ls4'sAS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

T--Indicates trace o1 prscipitation
 MoNTRosE ". HAYES. Local FOrecaster. Weather Bareao
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

NAVAL SLOENESs Savannah, Ga, Nov. 12.-Turpentine firm eg&c sales 5S4; receipts 5sI; shipments TO.
 Resin firm; sales 1ss;. receipts 1,s1s; s4 O0; s4.15; F s4.25; C s4 30; H sl. 40: S4.45; K s4.75: NJ $5.5O: N $500: we SC 25; wv S6. 50.
 Charleston, S. C.. Nov 12-Turpentine ana rosin. nothing doing.
 
 Wilmington. N. e. Nov. 12.-- Spirits tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts 25 casks. Tar firm $2.20: receipts IS. Crude turpentine firm $3.3B. s4.75 and S4 75; receipts 42
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
NAVAL STORES.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New orleans, Nov. l2.-cotton seed oil prime 3ecj crude 27e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

Iron lower in the English nTarket; stand ard foundry 56s 4d: Cleveland warrants Ses eTn S25. 5d6S5e 25; No. do. $4.Tsg sas TX. No. foundry southern $2S5V@ S27 .75; No do. S25. .o0 o S2T .oo'
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati, Nov. l2.--Flour dull. Wheat steady 758Teo.
 Corn firm 4sh 94sc
 Oats steady s5 70 Mc.
 Rye steady s7@6se. .. ,o,.. ISSovisons steady; bulk meats Ss.1SA bacno SJo 25: lard S9.006RS.io. Whiskey firm S1.29
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
MEMPHIS COTTON Ou

Memphis. Nov. iS.-cotton seed oil; prim, S24.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
rrvnRpodL COTTON FuTUREs.

Liverpool. Nov. Iz.--Cottcn futures open a1 steady and closed firm; Arnerican mid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

7amf sl 60 clear--NorthweSS pm. % .oO cisar--Norih. Ss- .-1,,--,r1 ter,,eratl,re for day. ~ deg. WinTrnnr4 ternperature for day, ss dea. xverare ternkerature for day, 4s ees. Normal tpmperature for day, sssa ss S%s Hs,sr rslative humid. for day, 62 per cy. Totai raInfail s.nce Jan 1. A4sss/ sne
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
KANsAs CITY LTyr eTOCIl.

Kansas City, Nov 12.--Cattis. receipts 1. 500. including 1900 Southerns. Market dxf tn