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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19
The Coffee Boys Sent To Reform
School.

Judge Frank Bullock, of Lexington,
sent Ben Coffee, aged 16, and Sim
Coffee, aged Is, to the Reform School
until they are 81 years of age. These
boys are well-known in Paris, and for a
number of years were continually in
trouble here. They were charged with
burglary. Another brother, Henry
Coffee, will be tried on the same
charge later.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19
Lone Woman Leper.

e Near Condo, S. D., there lives a
woman leper who is cut off from the
rest of the world by a high fence,
which surrounds her house. :, Persons
only approach the place to push food
and clothing through an openingi the
fence. A boy VINO had the same dis
ease died in the house not long ago,
where he was restricted with the
woman. Horace Douglas, anorthel
leper, died near the same place, recent.
".
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19
Watch Them.

The price of the Mahogany Dresser
in ]. T. Hinton's window this morning
is S32. Two dollars less every day.
Prices on the two folding beds today
SIS and S14. One dollar less every day.
Watch them.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19
EGGS Wanted.

We want your eggs, butter and chick
ems.
1926 c. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19

E. F. Spears & Sons Red Cross
Flour has no equal. Try sack and be
convinced. S-tf
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19

A Leavenworth, Kan, man named
Gong has just been married. When
his wife strikes him for money, the
whole town is likely to hear it.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19
Bourbon Farm Sold.

Attorney N. C. Fisher sold yesterday
his farm of 146 acres, near Riddles
Mills. to Connell Bros, of Millersburg,
for $75 per acre. Mr.. Fisher will have
a sale on March LIST of stock, crop, i'm
plements and house furnishing goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
THE STOCK MARKET
SPECULATION WAS PRACTICALLY AT
 A sTANDeTILL.
The Trading In Reading During the First
 Hour Represented the Attempts of the Professional Traders.

New York; June ls.--speculation in stocks was practically at . standstii today. The professional traders attempted to make but little success attended t.ls efforts to re- -vive expectations that the dividend would be increased The trading in Reading durins the first hour represented the effects of these efforts.
 |. small as was the result. it amounted to a transactnions. n w The psice M oax moyemsst sss Was almost equally insignificant
 The 32. .SO0.0o0 gold engagement for ship went out by todays steamer was about equal to estimates Paris also took sl,190,- QUO from the ensagement today. Foreign recess was sufficient to preclude the possibil- ny or a continuance of the gold outgo. Which has now reached the sum of Sl5,900,- 600 since the movement began
 The rate for call loans was higher again today In spite of the almost stagnant con- dition of the stock market and rates for the time loans rose The profound apathy With which the stock market Is being treat ga ga Is explained by the money outlook. The threatening outlook in the telegraph fisld was not benefit to the market. while not again today and was also marked down on the metal exk change ia this city. These movements of the price of the metal keeps rumors of unstable conditions in the mar ket for the metal as whole The weather conditions reported in the crop regions con- progress of the crop was undisturbed Some attention was paid to reports of an intend- ca strengthening of the naval forces in the Pacific with view of . possible eventu- ality of trouble with Japan.
 new low rate for British consols in the London market was an incident of the day. Professional operators gave as a reason for the practical abandonment of operations after the first hour the desire to await &C., ton on the Reading dividend.
 The adjournment of the directors without action on the dividend resulted in rise in Reading. but there was no revival in the rest of the market. the closing tone re- maining irregular and uncertain.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value s1;7So.oO0 United States Old Is ad- vanced per cent. on call.
 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
FOR COTTON
FLUCTUATIONS IRREGULAR WITH THE T CLOSE STEADY.
Inenznx Was Steady at an Advance of Six E 70 Ten Points in Response to Higher Cables and Covering of
 shorts.

Nsw York. June 1s.--The cotton market Was less active today: sales being estimat- ed at 100000 bales Fluctuations contin- ed irregular with the close steady. net un- changed to five points higher.
 The opening was steady at an advance of ssx to ten points in response to higher ca- hles and covering of shorts, but the wealth CT map was said to be favorable in the main belt the early forecast called for cloudy or showery weather in the western belt, and prices eased off soon after tho openfng under a renewal Of scattert s liqui ation and selling by yesterdays buyers. Af- ter declining 10 about the closing figure Of yesterday the market was rallied during the middle session by private complaints of hot 1ry weather in the western bet anu t.e afternoon sold up to net advance of 1i@ IA points; led by July. shorts were buying on the advance and there was some Wall Street bull support but the demand was not sustained and price. eased off during the last hour under local selling.
 The active new crop positions closed at practically the initial figures of the prev ious day. Trading was mostly local but there was some selling here at the initial advance by New Orleans and Liverpool Ex- ports for the day were over 30.0o0 in excess are about two million bales heavier than the same date last year.
 Southern spot markets were generally un- changed
 Receipts at the ports today were 7.oso bales. against 5.Ss6 last week and b.7l9 against s4.0s3 last week and 32.1o2 last
 roday,s receipts at New Orleans 2,5sS bales, against H. sS2 bales last year and at Houston 534 bales. against 6s1 bales last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20


 Chicago, June l9.-The local wheat mar k% was strong today because of reports of by green bug and wire worms in the Northwest. At the close wheat for Sep tember delivery. was up %Q%c. Corn was IF ik e Provisions were 5@I7he lower
 The wheat market opened weak on selling Ssa.Sar Os :oDdops oteRSs were not liberal and were readily taken by commission houses. sentiment became bull hour and during the remainder of the day the market was strong.
 Prices advanced ,d aa, a almost mo d two rh cents & vance caused by the large number of reports from the Southwest regarding the probability of extremely small yields in Kansas The maj '<et closed strong
 DenfS soS 9t to to anG G%ef thsa a advanced to 95Ac. The close was at 95@ Sc.
 feature of the market the buying in the new options by provision s people ", and and .4tge local :peeuistors Tne ,, inarKst t.h open but later became strong because of light offerings under poor reports regarding the crop in the South and territory east of Illi-
 September corn opened bqAc lower at 52% @ %c, sold between 52& and 63Ac and closed at the high mark of the day. Local receipts were 416 cars.
 The oats market was strong throughout because OI the TepoIt thdt SIeeH UuSS are appearing In large numbers in parts of Illi- nois and Indiana. There was strong buying
 nu- t.e day by speculative interests.
 September opened unchanged to Ac higher at 36h @37c. advanced to SIC and closed at 37B e 3Sc
 Provisions were dull The market was firm at the opening because of Sc ad- vance in the price of live hogs. but later weakened on moderate selling by packers september pork closed 7Ia @2Oc lower at S15. ST 1s @$l5. 90. Lard down 5@7hc at $s.S2h. Ribs were 5c lower at $s.70.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
.uS SAuOAlERl CL.,a.E-NT QUOTATIONS
 (Corrected Daily, af NnhnlesalA and


 hese prices are at wholesale and not to stsrehMcorn e@loc: standard goods Iearl 4Hc. gloss lump 4c: nickel packages Lard-Leaf lie: compound axe: basis ierces
 Rice-Extra fancy head shc. fancy head s@6kc; broken 495c; Japan bgs sho.
 vinegar-Per gallons 14@29e.
 Coffee-Green comrlon sh q Sc: prime sh @1oc; choice II @12c; fancy 13@l4hc.
 Candies-Stick Sc; fancy 6@l l0c. snaps To.
 s2. 70.
 orits-rer bbl a. ss; per sack s1.ss.
 uams- -f,oye l7Mo; other 1+h 8iso. Bacon-16 @20c.
 glour-Basis barrels; high patent ss.7s; fancy patent s5. 25: half patent s4.so. corn chops 72c; white corn 7sc: oats mixed Gle: white SEC; white clipped GIG; timothy Fruit and Produce-Po.atoes sl bu on Ions. New Orleans 1h bu sacks g: cabbage wine vinegar leo gall fancy full crean cheese. daisies 16c: fancy H. P. peanuts 7hc: lemons extra fancy s5; fancy sa;4s hnx. evaporated apples l lb. cartoon She boxes sO-7o 7kc ib.: a5 ib. boxes 7o-so s&c Ib. navy beans. this years crop s2.25 per bu.; cucumbers s1. 50; squashes s1 75; toma- toes 4-basket carriers s1: new Irish potatoes $1Qs1 05 bu; egg plants s2:2 20 crate; snap beans 75c bu: green corn 2oc doz squash I0c dog cabbage IS 4oc doz; cantaloupes crate s2. .25: watsrmelons $1S@$22 hun dred-
 Bceswax-2sc.
 Wool-Clean 22Mc: bury wool 12hc 10 15c: washed wool. soc
 Hides-Dry Hints 1sc; dry saitsd ise; green salted 7hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
Total Movement.
Interinr Anvemenf.

Houston-Cutet, Iz@c; net receipts 53t; gross receipts 534: ship,sents i.2s2: sales B.; stock 23,39l. N gross receipts Gt; shipments 2to; sales lS4: stock 13.612.
 Memphis-Steady, 12%c; net receipts 152; gross receipts 1,l35: shipments 3.SsO: sales $50; stock 77,536.
 st Lous-Quiet, l2&c; net receipts si5; gross receipts l,l66: shipments l,4Sl; sales IS; stock 23, 46o.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 4o5; gross re- ceipts 405; shipments 234; stock 756l.
 Louisyille-Firm. 12Ac.
 Total today--Net receipts l.597: gross re ceipts S,30l: shipments 6.57T; sales LEA; stock 145,5 ,560.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
NAVAL STORES WEEKLY REVIEW.

NAVAL SIOkES "
 Savannah June 19 Especial 1-After be- | ing juggled about like a ball In the hands or magician, spirits of turpentine atter almost two weeks of turmoil seems to have sett. ed down to a firm basis at 57c a gall lon, and the largest single day transac-
 tons were reported at this level at the final call of yesterday. total of 1,344 casks l. glng hands at this time.
 The market at the opening of the week
 (June l9l was quoted steady at 6t 1se' Put put advance was but of a temporary character | being induced solely through manipulation | The advance was held, however, through | the twelfth. thirteenth and fourteenth. but
 on the day following, prices eased down to
 57c at which the market remained during | the rest of the week.
 Since last Wednesday however. the ma | nipuative tendencies have been but little l ject to the true statistical position during | the last three days. At 57c the market l yesterday was by far in the best and strong | est condition of the past fourteen days. | and factors though guarded in their utter ances were inclined to believe that this level
 would be maintained for the next day or so | at least.
 The announcements that the old tank and export company at Jacksonville with cap
 soon accumulate fifty thousand barrels of 1 turpentine for tank storage was received
 with much interest here. It is not believ- 1 ed, however. that this action Will have CT | feet the local range of prices. but since | the old export company was put .out of | commission by the Shotter interests, the ca
 reer of the "fiedgeling" will be watched
 with interest, That the new export com pany will not prove a great power is be- ' heyed, but should they grow troublesome
 10 the big guns''-well watch what will l happen. That's all.
 The receipts yesterday were. 1879 casks:
 week 6.ll5; month 14,S5O; season 44,S5S casks
 The exports: Tuesday 72S; week 1.s42:
 month 5.O99 season 33,135. Sales total 1, etock 17.s77. Foreign 1,20O. Rosins though in demand were 'pruned" | often hv the bear element and quotations
 stand considerably below last weeks clos, ing values The quotations at the call yesterday. were: water white s5. A50s6. 05;
 win@ow sS 'l:s' :5s9if :G N N $4. 90; G $4.SO@$4.S5: F S4.709S.S0;
 s4 so; D S4 25@s4.4O CBA S3 9O@$4. 1O. The receipts Tuesday 3,s6o week 14'- | 47t; month 36.509; season 11llS1. The exports Tuesday 2.45s; week IF 2sZ
 month 27,572 season 102.O61. Stock S1,5S6. Sales total 12,2l5 Foreign for the week eek NA1A- L. ". CRoYATT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20

Cptton Seed Meai--32s. %.
 aoiasses-Georsia cane. barrel ,3sc per sAiion, Cases gallons t3 per case; maple ssfuP Log Cabin. gallons Sit. h galians Y. no. quarts s4.25 per doz Cnickens-Hens 35c; flyers 2bGsoo' n,-liiers l5c. ducks 4oc.
 susar--Granuiated 6hc: F. Y. c. SAe.
 Eggs i2hc per dozen
 Sountry putter--izhc per ID.
 sorn spot; American new mixes steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
NEM ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. June i9.-Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged; middlng 1e%c; sales were 500 bales the spot with none fn arrive.
 Futures opened steady from one to five points below the close of yesterday. lnore favorable crop reports having been receiv- ed from various points throughout the h.lt. Later advices from Texas and elsewhere telling of continuous drv weather and dam- age by boil weevil created a somewhat bull ish sentiment and brought the market up. At no time was there marked tendency toward either upward of downward move in. the market however, and the close which was barely steady found the active months five points below the close of yes terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Fort Movement.

Port Movement. -e.s Galveston--Steady 12Ac; net receipts e. .5s1; gross receipts 2,6s1; stock 51.644; ship ments to Great Britain 5.s2S; to continent 477; coastwise 1,244.
 New orIeans--Quiet. 12%c: net receipts 2.5S6; gross receipts 2,5ss: sales 500; stock e3.73s; shipments to Great Britain 5000: roastwise i.431.
 Mobile--Quiet. 12hc: net receip's I7; gross receipts IT: sales 50: stock 9.?24. Savannah-Dull.. 12Ac; net receipts S52; gross receipts s52; sales 20: stock 31, ,2s1: Shipments coastwise 79.
 Charleston-Nom., net receipts gross re- reipts l; stock 6.330i shipments coastwise eS.
 wiimington-Nom.. net receipts 20: gross receipts 20: stock 1o,736; shipments to Great Britain e26.
 Norfolk-steady. 12%c: net receipts sss; gross receipts 2SS: sales i; stock 20,4Se Shipments coastwise 400.
 Baltimore-Nom., 13Ac; gross receipts e50; stock 4,26S.
 New York-steady. l2.e5. gross receipts Bo5; sales l465: stock 171,o5s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
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IeNas Pacific 1sts .... ....11215 Toledo. St. L. 6 W. As .... .... ...... 73is Union Pacific 4s .... .... ... .101 # U, s. Steel End 5s .. .... .... .. 95H Wabash 1sts .... .... .... .... .. ..10SA Western Md 4s .. .... .... ........ 73 a Wheeling & Lake Erie As .... .... .. 80
 Wisconsin Central Is .... .... .. .... S5
 Japan As .... ..., .... .... ...... s3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
NEW YORK BONDS.

u' s redundlns B. resistered .... ..1O4
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 do. coupon .... .... .... ..,.I2Sz American Tobacco 4s ....I..s. .... 7s
 Atchison gen. 4s 1SS SS E
 do adjustment 4s =. .... ...... SS hslaHtie hsI,i cGast GSis Line As .... .. 95
 Brooklyn k T. .cv: As .... .. .. :. 80 % central Of Georgia 5s .... ....1O3
 do. lst. Inc ........ .... So 4
 do do 2nd s % Inc '... 70
 chesa & Ohio ihs ''.. '',''.'. ,SS SS l. Chicago & Alton 31as .. .... ...... 66 4 (. R R < < < PScifIe aST eS R. R. 4: : ::: 8" ss" C. c. c. & St L. gen. 4s .... .... ... 99
 Col industrial 5s Ser A.... .... s 5Sk CoI ;oI MlS6apd SanpS Ss ,'' ''.' .... ...'.' SS
 Denver & Rio Grande 4s .. .:., ..:: :- s4
 Erie prior lien As .... .... .... 94h Hooking Valley AIS :. .... . ...:1SS SS 2
 Ra" Q. Sud. Series .., .... .': " sS sS Z Z. Japan 4Hs certificates .... .... .... 9I Ss Lou & Nash. Unified Is .... .... :. 100 Manhattan con. gold 4s .... .... STA Mexican Central As .... .... SIh
 uo' 4st' 1nc 20 inn & ot. |. 4S .... .... sS4
 lis K & Texas As A.. .... .... 95 A do. Ends .... ..,. S41s Nat k k. or M. con, 4S S3 N. Y. Central gen. 3hs .... .... .. 92s N. J. Central gen 5s .... ......123 9s Northern Pacific As .... .... ......lOO $ do 3s .... .... 70 1a Norfolk & Western con. As ..,.... ?. 94 Oregon Short Line rfdg. As .... AAs... SSh Penn. cv .3hs ... .... 9s < | St. l.. & l. M. con. 5s .... .... ....11O | St. L. & S. r. fig. 4s .... .... .... 79A | St. L. S'west con. Is ...... "A | 'eaboard Air Line As. . .... .A.. .... II
 outhern Pacific As .... .... .... .... sex do 1st 4s, certificates e. 90 | Southern Ky. 5s .... .... ..sA ......1O6h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
Noted Artist Coming.

New York. June 1~.-Mark Ham, bourg, the pianist, has signed a con- tract with Bernhardt Ulrich. for a daughter of Sir Mir Maukenizie. and has become an Englishman by adop- ing the months of October, November, and December. He will be aCcompan- fed by his bride
 HambourE recently married the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

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NEW ORLEANS spoT COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. New Orleans, June 19.-Spot cotton closed quiet: sales 500 bales: receipts 2,5s6; stock S3735.
 Low ordlnary, nom sc Ordinary, nom .... .... Skc Good ordinary, nom .... ....10 3-16c Low middling .... .... O.. ..11 7-1sc Good mlddhng c.. ..l5 Ac Midling fair. nom .,.. ..14&c
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. June 1s.-Cotton seed oil 1: prime 54c: crude
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis, June 19.-Cotton seed products
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lRK COTTON FUTUREs.

New York. June le--cofton futures sn the New York Cotton Exchange today open eo ana closed steady with quotations rang Month Aoho"s' on xy,uA c,..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
TREASURY BALANCES.

WdsnInE tUn, tTed5ufy balances show:
 Available cash balance ..,. .$257476.l31 Gold coin and bullion .... .... S3.531,116
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
NEW ORPHANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans June ls.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed barely steady with quotations rang ing as follows;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

ed steady 5Q10 points higherAin response to continued steadiness in the foreign may have been influenced by rumors that the federal government of Brazil would raise loan of $15. 900. 900 In order to main tain the coffee held abroad for the account of the state of santo Paula. The trading was moderately active and the market showed the initial advance. closing steady net r5010 points higher Sales for the day 33.50O bags. including:
 July ~. -. .... .... .... 5. 25@5. 30 September '''. ''o'Eo
 December .''. ''o'sV
 March ...... .... ..6. 40
 May sgo, ou,st. Rio No 79sxc: santos sV No 4 L% c; mild dull: Cordova 9010Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
THE METAL MARKETS.
NAVAL STOKES

Savannah, June 19-Turpentine firm 57 @57Ac; sales GOA; receipts s35: shipments 42O.
 Resin firm; sales 1.66s; receipts 2.s4S; S4. O@S4. 10; D S4.20@S4. 40: E $4.6 $475@$4.sO; s4.e5 c s4.90; $4.s5Q $5 O0 K $5.25: M S5.5o; $5.s5; WG S5 S5; wv $5. 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20

Boston--steady. i,,ss net receipts 7si gross receipts 5os.
 Phiiadelphia--Steady .20; net receipts 49: gross receipts 49; stock 2,Se3.
 San Francisco---Net receipts 45S; gross re' ceipts 4ss: shipments to Japan 45s.
 Total Movement.
 Total today at ali potts net 7030: ship ments to Great Britain s,S2s: to continent 1,477: to Japan 45S, stock 394,
 Consolidated at all ports net 2o.052: shlp. ments to Great Britain 13.s11. to France 5.250; to continent I6.S26: to Japan 45s: Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net 7, I26. 250: Sshipments to Great Britain 3,6s3, SIS to France sssSzs: to continent 3.sl7.osl; to Japan 242,s52.
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Wilmington. June. 19--spirts turpentine firm; receipts 66 casks.
 Rosin s4 05 bid: receipts 1l5 barrels. Tar firm $2 50 receipts IS barrels.
 Crude turpent!ne $S.50@S -9. rt;' pt' S- barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20

St. Louis. June 15.-The St Louis grain markets today ranged as foli 'ws;
 Wheat:- July s0N O h bid; range Ss 10 s0h. Sept. 92A @% asked; range sox to s2% Dec 94S bid.
 Corn:- July 52A: range 5lk to 52h. Sept 52M@%: range 51% OK 70 52%. Dec. 4sh range 4s to 4sA.
 Oats:- July A bid. Sept s7%; range ss% to STA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

Kansas City June 19-Cattle receipts B. TOO. including 1.60O SouthernsA Market
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Charleston. June 1s.-Turpentine and rosin 'othing doing.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
 St Louis, June 19.-Flour. quiet.
 Whiskey steady S1.35.
 Pork lower sjobbing SIG 30.
 Lard lowerS prime steam $S 25.
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts and clear ribs ss.37h; short clears ss. 25: Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts and clear ribs $10.25; short clears $10. 12h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
rTNCTNNATI PRODUCrl

CINCINNATI PRODUCT. Cincinnati June 19.-Flour firm. Wheat steady 93h O 94c. Corn easy 55@56hc. Oats firm 45h @ @46c. Rye quiet 82@S3c. Provisions steady whiskey. distillers' finished goods steady basis $1.31.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The sales of the day were s.ooo bales O.: which 1000 for speculation ani ex.- port. and included .50 Amer. gan. Receipts 14. 0O0 bales including 1S.1J0 Ameiican
 Futures opened firm and closed sttady; Auaa