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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
CHrCAo0 aRAIN ANn PRnnucH.


 Chicago. Oct. 1e.---Lower cables and fav- orahls weather for threshing in the North. west caused wsaknsss today in the local delivery was off one cent. Corn was also down 10. Oats were Mc lower. Provfsinus were # O roc lower.
 of declines at nearly all of ths European grain centers. Fair weather in the North. west also sxerted depressing influence ket was very nervous owing to the anxiety of shorts but In the last half of the see- sion the tone became decidedly weaker due to the favorable weather conditions for threshing and for the movement of tho new crop tended to weaken the local market December opened < Q ke lower st si.osN elinsd to si.otK. The close was Nat Clearance of wheat and flour wore zii.ssa bushels. Primary receipts were ea1.ooo bushels. compared with L0ls.oeo eushsls tue Minneapoiis Duluth and Chicago report ed receipts of 62o cars. against eA1 cars last week and 7s5 ears year ago: day but weakened fin sympathy with the break in wheat. Small local receipts and higher prices at Liverpool were the chief bullish factors. The market closed weak with prices almost ct the lowest point nf tine day.
 ct ga. advance to s2Nc and then declined to e3Mc. The close was at e2hc.
 Trada in oats was quiet and the market was weak almost all day. The heaviuess of wheat was the main factor.
 December opened Mc higher at 6BE Ecs sold off to b4Mc and oiossd at S4Mc. Local ra. ceipta were IFS cars
 sRrovisions were inclined to Dc wsak be- causa of the break in grain. Trade was very light. At the cicss January pork was off TKc at S15.sThc. Lard was also down TAG ct se.0B. Ribs were ioc lower at $s.17M.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat s1 cars; corn 341 cars; cats 221 aaru; hogs 3l. 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York Oct. 16.-The cotton market was very nervous and irregular the feature being the furry in the December option which sold nearly forty points above Jam uary. The close was firm on the near positions which were 21 to g points net higher and steady later months which were net unchanged to eleven points lower. Sales were estimated at 225. 900 bales.
 The opening was steady at a decline of two points to an advance of two points, the gains being on the near positions which were influenced by higher cables while later months felt the effect of more favorable weather reports from the South. Imme- diately after the opening the general list showed a net loss of two to three points but quickly rallied on Liverpool buying and bulls support following private cables from Liverpool which claimed that the Russian crop had been destroyed by frost.
 After selling up to A net advance of 90 II points the market eased off to last nights figures. but advanced sharply dur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
KRELL l. FRENCH PIANOS
E. E. FORBES PIANO COMPANY,
 SOLE AGENTS,
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
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MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 Corrected Daily;) These prices are at wholesale and not to stsrch--corn s@ioc: standard goods. pearl 4hc; gloss lump 4c; nickel goods "a. tierces.
 Rice--Extra fancy head 7,sc; fancy head Srsssn sSs; ,i.n,p Sspas Sad es*c Vinegar--per gallon 16@22c.
 Coffee--3reen common SIS @1ec; prime sh9ios; choice % 1laisc: faney 1s91aise. crackers--xxx Soda S9e; xxx Ginger sardines--American mustard ss.s5: N-Oil cheese--FuI cream daisies 1sc; singles 1shc; ID. cuts. square 191ac.
 S Grits-Psrs bsl sl; 10: per sack ss.is' Hams--Deve t7c; others 14h @16c.
 Breakfast Baon--1s@22.
 Flour--basis barrels; high patent $s.1o; fany patent Ss e5; half patent $5.40.
 Grain and Hay--Rran SI .s5; shorts Si. s5. corn chops 7ec; white corn sec: oats mixed s5e; white SIC; white clipped ssc; timothy hay &1 20; Johnson grass soc. Fruit and Produce--Fancy Eastern apples $5.boi Ben Davis apples se,2s; fancy lem ons 3sos per box $l.oo; Irish potatoes per eababge per crate g. 0U; Rutabagas. per bag $z. 10: spanish onions $1.4O; Two Crown Raisins sl.so box; cocoanuts s4. 50: fancy 7e Ib.: Navy beans s3 bu.
 Beeswax--24c.
 Wooky- Clean gaze; bury wool 12Mc to 15e; wished wool soc.
 Hides--nry Hints 12c; dry saltsd 1oe: green salted ehc.
 Prime Cotton Seed Meal--s27. 90.
 Molasses--Georgia cane bbL 37e gallon: cases, gallons sS.25 per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin rBand, gallons $14; E gallons $7 so; quarts s4. 25 per dog.
 NChickens-IIens S5@4oc; flyers S0@s5e; broiIers 26c: ducks soc.
 Eggs-22Mc.
 Country Butter-15o per ib.; Jersey butter soc.
 Bagging--New jute 50 yd. pieces. Ih. 11he; new sugar sack 1% ID. 9hc; ID. 1Oc; second hand sugar sacks 7M @sMc. Ties New Arrow Sl.20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
vanasrhslts are oeu.snr.

patches received ksra from abroad brought tEo news that Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt and the Duchess of Marlborough were leaving for New York. They will arrive In time for many Of -ns entSrt sinmenEs that v Il continue to be given for Mss Wander bt1e and her f1anoA. Count 6xAehenyi. and wt1s a&tsnd the welding which se- eiety now generally uaderueands will take placo tn New yoxk DSeAnssr {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York Oct. 16.-There was further break in the London metal market today lures at 1s4 pounds I5s. Locally the market was weak with quotations ranging from SIS 50@s13.75.
 Copper was higher In London with spot closing at 60 pounds and futures at bS pounds 15s. Locally the market was weak and a shade lower.
 The London lead market was 5s higher at IS pounds Ss Locally no change.
 Spelter was unchanged locally but dechA- ed 5s in London. with standard foundry quoted at 5ss Sd and Cleveland warrants at 5as Iohd- Lo- caly unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York oct. 18.-The dry goods trade is still considerably disturbed by the. an nouncement of a cut in prices made by Western house. Some cancellation of orders for goods that are lonk overdue have been received from Western cities, The siIk piece goods market was generally quiet Worsteds continue in fair demand but fan cv wool dress goods are easier. Wibe broad cloths are easier and there have been more offerings of second hand goods 10 the market from cOnverters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
srom rxCHANcE TIRM FAILS.

New York, Oct. I6.--The Suspenslon ol liir firm of Gross and Kleeourg. brokers. and members of the New York stock ExehaE -e yyas announced on the floor of that e1' chanre shortly before the close of trading today. The firm is said to have been involved ia the excited fiuetuation of Unit- ara not regarded as iulnaTtant trade5s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
wEATHER CONNEXIONS AND GEErRAI
 FORECAST.

The barometer continues quite high over the eastern half of the country. the center of highest pessure being off the middle At lantic coast Cloudiness has increased over the west Gulf stateS and in the Mfssissippi and Ohio valley. with light rains in Texas. O<lahomz, Kansas. Missouri snd the up- per Lake region. but generally fair weather continues in eestern Gfgtrfcts and over most of the western half of the country, The barometer is lowest ever northern Montana and moderately low over the south ern CaIifornia coast.
 Temperatures are slightly higher over the eastern half of the country and remain nearly stationary in the west Light frost occurred in Georgia and South Carolina this morning with heavy te killing frost in Ten nessee and North Carolina.
 Conditions now favor fair and slightly warmer weather in Alabama tonight foi- lowed by partly cloudy Thursday.
 FRANK F. CHATTER
 Section Director. Weathsr Bursaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

ing the afternoon on aggressive support of December by leading bulls and covering. December sold up to II. 20 or five points net higher, while later months showed a net gain of Sc II points. December main tafned it's premium over January. however, and the close was up from the lowest on covering.
 Receipts at the ports today 40.331, against Se,442 last week and 43.554 last year. For the week 2s0.0o0 bales, against aae,771 last week and 37e.lT7 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 11,741 bales. against S41f last year and at Hous- ton ss1os bales, against 22,4s7 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NnvnI storea Revie,r.


 Savannah. Oct 16 - Especially -- Though the laws of supply and de- mand were hearkened to a wee" bit more in the week just ended, and the a few ''recessions." there was yet considerable lot of manipulation in the spirits of turpentine market. One of the most noticeable conditions, how ever, was the re-entrance of the local brokers who cater almost exclusively to the domestic demand, and this is ta- ken to be rather a hopeful indication of better domestic inquiry.
 Turpentine opened last Wednesday firm at 50 3-4c per gallon. From that value quotations gradually worked up to 51 1-2c at which the market was generally firm. At Mondays final call, however. manipulative tendencies were marked and on single turn" the ar ticle was boosted" a full cent on the outside of two values. the market be- ing quoted firm at 51 1-2 to 52 1-2c. On yesterdays opening call, however, the first value of the day was 52 lie Side level. At the final call the bro- kers came liberally into the arena and the 1-4c loss of the earlier call was regained. However, turpentine was quoted steady at the higher level, 52 I-2c. because of the fact that there were some hundreds of barrels in the market untaken. and the best bid on the market after the call was at full cent below official board values.
 The receipts were: Tuesday, SS2 casks: week. s.Sss; month, 7,73S; sea- son 136.662 sacks.
 The exports: Tuesday, 7a0; week, G. s57; month, 7,s3S; season, 11S,724. Sales total 2,sOo. Foreign exports, 2,77S Stock. 9.39z.
 Rosins were in excellent demand. The generalN trend was upward. with of course, some few "softenings," but as will be seen, quotations are a call of yesterday was: Water white. S5 90; window glass, $5.75; N, s5. 20- S5; M. $4.so-$5. .o6; K, S4. 7o-s0; l, S4. 65-67 1-2; H. S4.e2 1-2-65; c, $4 57 f-2: F, $455; F. $4.4o' D. $4.sO; CBA.
 Receipts: Tuesday. 2.S59; week. 1S.- O7S; month, 27,314; season, S96,1
 Exports: Tuesday, 6,126: week. IT, 243: month. 31,171: season, 366,051 Foreign, S,952. Sales total, 11,5lo. Stock on hand yesterday, S1.5S6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Shot cotton in the Montgomery market today was quoted as follows: Strict middllng ..... ........ .A, ..I1Mc Middiing ... ... ssss.s.ss .-A1zc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.

New York, Oct. 1e.-Sugar raw steady, fair refining Ss. 70; centrifugal ss-test As So' Molasses sugar $3 .ob; refinsd stsauS' eFuSn- ed s5 TO: powdered fs 10.
 Petroleum: refined all ports ss.1o to &s.75.
 MoIasses New Orleans s7a4se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was easy; creameries 2Sh Q 2Tkc; dairiss 21 Q 25c.
 Eggs steady at mark cases included 17h @20Mc: first 22c; prime frsts 24c.
 Cheese strong 15@15hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
srTnTA norroN MARKET.

Selma, Ocf, 1e.-tSpeeial )---The prloes nl spot cotton quoted in the Selma cotton mar ket today were as follows:
 Good middling zee s...11 9-i6c Strict middlinE l.. cell 1-lhc Mlddling .... .sssl1 0-1oc Strict low middling .. Ill 3-1ec Lew middling :. ..1o lb-lSc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
IryrRPooL COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool, Oct. 1s.-cIosins: Spot cotton good business done, prices 1f points lower: Good niddling .... .... s... s.s. ..e.6s MiddlinR ssss ssss s'S.E low middling s.s. ssss s.'.6'ls Good ordinary ssse ssss seen oc
 The sales of the day were 10.0e0 bales of which 1000 were for speculation and ex- port and included s,e00 American. Receipts i7 O00 bales, Including al, 2e0 American.
 Futures opened easier and closed steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
E. F. FORBES PIANO COMPANY,
 SOLE AGENTS.
rHTOA0O HYE sTO<Kl
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah, oct l6.-Sbirits turpentine steady 53Nc; sales 14e; receipts 77s: ship ments 16. .a.. Rosin firm; sales 1888; reeelnts S,t2S; G S426: D S4SO; E S4.40; t4. 4b; Q S457h: H s4.62M; S4.e7A; K S4;Js: M $5 O5; N S5 35 VIC 35.75; wv Sb'VO' Wilmington, Oct. 1s.-spirits turDentiDs Rosin steady S3 .s5; receipts sts.
 Tar firm S2.3o: receipts ss. Crude turpentins firIr Ss.1b, s4'Vo ana S4. O.; receipts SO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

NEw YORK COTT0N OEl% New York Oct 16.---CottSu seao oil easy prime yellow ss4 44oe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Nrw- YORK COFFBn MARKET.

 New York, Oct 16.--The coffee market opened steady at unchanged pTtces to an advance of five points on scattering demand from shorts and trade interests which was promoted by steady cables and light re- ceipts Later, however. the Wsaknsss in Wall Street was followed by incraaSed offer inga and the market closed easy at net decline of 501O points. Sales were report ed of i<.s00 bags, including: December .sNsVy March .sss sSsS ..se'se =. May ssss ssS.SoWpsSV Spot coffee auist: Rlo No. I sskei Santos No. sAe: mild coffe dull; c0rdowa % 12Mcs
 KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. KAnaas City, Oct. 1e.--CAttle receipts AS- 900. snoluding 1o,o00 eouahsrns. naaFkse steady:
 Natives .... .... .... .. l.ee Q 4.es Southern staars a-Se S'se Native cows Ana ha&fsrS .. s.ee 2 s.Is asss. receipts lIcOS; nArsst b9iOc low CT:
 Bulk of sales .... .... ..,e.As 2 s.ss Heavy packers ''sS s..s e.eo S'S 's shssD. '. rsssipts LSoO; Taashet stroaS Muttous ...-...s As0V e~@ | L8n1ba .s's sss- .s-.s .''s e'~v p~~v TRagrKY BAIaA1EcEa l WGfntpHaza. 0et. 1A--sfao1S-e se3eSuNSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NEw ohLEANs COTTON MAKKET

New Orleans. Oct. 1e.--spot cotton was again quiet and nominal with prices un- changed. Middling 11%c. Sales were 12s
 Futures opened steady one to three points higher than at the close yesterday due to reports of bad weather conditions and dam age to cotton in foreign fields which were taken advantage of and given wide pub licity by the bull side of the market. These and other favorable advices from Liverpool proved practically the only feature of the market, which showed tendency to score even greater advances as the day progress ed. At the close. which was steady the active months ranged from 10 to 15 points above the close of yesterday. october high ii low C1oafuO hids.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
NEW YORK COTTON FuTuRrs

New York. Oct. 1s.--Cotten futures open ed steady and closed firm to steady. The range was as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

wtssspsss. Ss is-sTsdssss s.s.ynsss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
.-sallins.
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RIVER FoKEcAsT. The Coosa and the Aisbams will remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
of the treasury balances in the ssns,al fuaa

ST. LOUIS LLvH STOCK. Louis. Oct 1s.-Cattle receipts 17,0oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

Sales. High. Low. Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
KANRAs CKTY IIYR eTOCK.

Kansaa City. OCT. ia.-cattie rscaipts Ae.- 0OO analvhdinG 10000 eouaherns. ntArkee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Interior Movemens.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

state Of Georgia, aiynn County.


state Of Georgia, Glynn County.
IRveaaer Kellogg vs. Mary Lee
KellesE. IN GiynA Superior court.
May tern. 1877. Libel for total
aivorea
Ts said Defendant, Mary LIZ KEEL.
iSEs@
Yea are hereby directed and re-
sesrss 70 be ana appear at tAe sex
supsrisT Court 70 be held IA and for
ssia eOunty en- the third Monday
In Ray. next. 70 answer in said cause
In DEFAULT OF such answer the
esrWG will proceed a. the
rOcse ard as 70 justice shall seem
ErS9W This citation and notice
10 iSsusa. published ana made under
authority Of the @rdor of the Judge
Of said cont granted At chambers
en- the 1Sth instant directing service
en- you bu publication. Witness the
Honorable T. A Parker. Judge Of
Ratd court, this the 1stA. day Of
March. 1897.
Il. r. au Blrnsn,
CisrSE Superior Court, Giynn County
Georgia.
Frank n. HRris, Pl&inaRs Aeh~Ensv
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Can you win? You realize that 70
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Application Cor Lsave 20 Sell

State OF Georgia, County Of Glynu.
Notice is hereby given thst the un
dersisned has applied to he ordinary
Of said county for leave to sell Ger.
tsin unexpired leasehold interest in
land belonging 70 the estate Of Susan
Banks for the payment Of debts and
distribution. Said application will
be heard at the regular term OF the
court Of ordinary for said county,
to be held on the frst Monday IN
Nav, 1907. This 5th. day OF April
1907.
g. A. n. Jennings.
Administrator upon the estate 81
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THE ERROR OF EDITOR GRAVES

The Waycross journal. like a great
fajonty of the democratic newspa-
rers in Georgia. is protesting
against the suggestion made at the
recent banquet in Chattanooga last
week by Editor John Temple CIR,
yes to the effect that Mr.. Brayan
nominate Roosevelt as the demo
cratic candidate next year.
In discussing the matter the Jour.
nal very wisely says:
The speech of Hon. John Tenn
pie Graves at the Bryan banquet,
was a surprise to his admirers and
friends throughout the state.
1T is to be regretted that Nj
Graves considered 1t his bounden
duty to advise Mr., Bryan to noml-
nate Mr.. Roosevelt as the democrat
ic candidate for president, that he
did not select some other time and
pla than banquet given on Mr.,
Bryan's birthday. at which he was
the guest Of honor. Mr.. Bryan was
in Chattanooga as q guest and since
he is regarded as the logical leader
Of the democratic party. Mr. Graves
erratic advice was little short OF ar
insult TO the great eommoner who
stands at the head OF his party.
Mr.. Graves was also lacking In
sound Judgment and an accurate
knowledge Of the people OF his state
rhen he said he believed the sus-
stlng Mr.. Roosevelt Is their can
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didate for the presidency that he
was speaking for q majority Of the
'beepiss of~thef 1mpirE state of the
syn The people of Georgia, the
Of them, belong to the dem
cratic, party and cannot stand for
the o1ethods adopted By Mr.. Roose-
yelt in his last campaign. when It
was known Of all men that his cam
paign expenses were paid by liberal
contributions from the big corpora
tons that have oppressed the people
systematically for 80 many years.
They do not stand for Mr.. Roose-
velt's oYerstepping the constitutional
powers nor for bis ideaa on the
Capitalization of goverfSehf, The
fact that Mr.. Roosevelt has been in
sentimental In obtaining few of
the reforms for which tHsN 6emo.
Gratis have been gamoring for yeag,
for. is no sign all that he is &C
ceptable to tEe democratic party in
all respects. ~
Mr.. Graves is. Of course. at llbass
to advocate any political measure 6e
thinks best, no matter how crratic
and peculiar they may ba@but the
AQple of Georgia must respectfully
1t fshat he does-R ~ drag theuS
into the discussion. az Slain e n
speaking FOR them who -,
mis- wild theories public ~
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The people of Brunswick must
Lam to pull together and make 1t
hard for the obstructionist when he
arises to stand in the way of sug-
gested improvements or betterments.
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lmWeRATIoH TO THE SOUTH

The following kplendid editorial is
from the esteenId Manufactured
Record: 90
with the en- rmous expectation
OF merchandise Eom southern ports
is ought to Ds/asiy feasible to Sc
cure the estSDiishment OF line
Of immigg14eion boats not simply to
one 4s},, but to half dozen ports.
An@ It would take half dozen
lines to make any impression In sup
plyigg the great need for enlarged
population in the south Every
southern port able TO supply outward
cargoos should undertake tie devel.
opment Of regular lines OF steam
ers. and out OF this competition viii
come the survival Of the attest.
whether Il be due to natural advan-
tages or to the activity and hustle
of the people back of the enterprise
It Is not OF course to be expected that
the people Of the different states
are going to concentrate their ener.
giles upon any one line OF steam.
ers or any one port. It would - a
mistake If they did so. It.
scarcely be possible for Some
southern port to secure business
sufficient to Justify more than two
regular steamships a month. and at
best they could not be expected to
handle more than 500 to 1000 Inn
migrants each Put it at 1000 and
this would give 1900 month or
$4,000 a year This would scarce
ly be drop in the bucket. Any one
southern state could absorb two or
three times that many foreigners
every year for the next Ave years.
"Closely connected with the ques
ton of scarcity of labor must be the
development of improved machinery
and equipment in order to do by
machinery what we are now doing
by hand power. In the iron regions
OF Alabama under the old system OF
filling furnaces. with coke and ore
and limestone. twenty-five to thirty
men were needed at each furnal c
to do the work than can now De
done at some furnaces by three men
Labor saving machinery is now do
ing the work and the other twenty
four or twenty-five men are being
utilized for other things. This sy
TEN. however, does not prevail al
the southern furnaces. 1t only indi
Gates one Of the ways In which IT,
iron as well as in other lines o.
work, labor saving machinery mus
be utilized"
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