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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

f2,ooo Ties at Guayras.-Isasf week 9 big shipment of l2,O00 ties arrived at the port Of Guaymss, consigned to the C. r. R. and P to be used on their extension lines Many of them will be used on the Moctezuma- -Nacozari line.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

in eleven seconds To make it inter- esting the contestants in this race wagered a box of cigars Sexton has gone into active training and his friends expect that within few days he will be able to 80 over the course fin thirteen seconds.-D Douglas nterna- tional-American
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

Pushing Work on cia'm.-C. F. Suggs, fhe developer of the Texas one of the best mines in the Tabota- cacni country. who is now worKsng on his White Eagle property in the same district. is in the city today. He is down about forty feet but has enconnf- cred ore which with more depth g-ves promise of becoming very rich. He will go to Cananea in the morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28
DOUGLAS NEWS
From InternatIonal.AmerIean.l

(From nternational-Amerie
 On account of the general sympathy shown for dogs that nave been i'm pounded and are threatened with ex- termination, which in several in stances has taken the form of assist ing the dogs to escape. two gpards, it is said, have been placed c sr the dogs to see that no more Of them get away. This is done in or CT that the fruit of the dog catehers work may be the slaughter Of mary more of the canines. Thus far but eighteen have expatiated their crime of being homeless, but another large bunch is due for the shambles this afternoon. More are held in reserve so that an other dog killing soiree may be held next Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

The department of state at the City of Mexico has advised notaries public that according to the law in force they must not put their seal or authorize any deed of sale or trans fer of real estate to any foreigner when the property is located within the limits of the forbidden zone Of twenty leagues (60 mi1es) from the boundary lines. unless the foreigner exhibit previously the corresponding permit to acquire properties within said forbidden zone, issued by the de- partment of fomento at Mexico City.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

A man who makes two jobs grow where one grew before Is about the best working definition of a patriot Nashville American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

Turkish. hot and cold baths at Mrs. Jones' old location. opposite Waldorf and Kinsey Houses. 264
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28
Name for the New Park.-No

Name for the New Park.-No spe cific name has as yet been given the fine new ball park which the traction company has built at the end Of theiI Tenth street line. The park is cer tainly entitled to inc best there is in the way of name. Doubtless sugges .ions as to the name of the new park will not be objectionable to the man agement Of the car line.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28
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SCHEDULE.

For further Inf0rmatI0n RpDIy Rl nearest Agent or to NORMAN CARMICHAEL. Asst Gen7 Supt.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

5IsBEE DRUG CO, slsBEE, NACC AND LOWELL.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-28

The Superior and Boston is now sinking in its three active properties the Greet Eastern, the Limestone and the Black Oxide. In the latter wiaze Is being sunk on the vein in the west drlft and is still in ore, which grows richer with depth. Sinking was com menced again in the Limestone shaft last week and -se ore recently en countered in the crosscut will be opened from another level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

Tax Assessor than they have been do- Ing heretofore. Back Tax Commissions CT Lisenby has been going after the escapes and has helped to pile up sev- eral thousand dollars to the credit of the county. In 1908 houston County's tax was s59.712, and for 1907 the tax books show that $71,5S2.S4 wifi be cole lected. This Is an increase over 1908 of $11,s70.34.
 Mrs. Morgan Holland died at the family residence few miles north ox Cottonwood, Monday, and was buried yesterday She had been desperately Il for sometime, and her death was nos unexpected. She leaves husband and several small children.
 The public roads of this county are in very bad condition. In svsne places washauts have occurred which make travel a burden. Bridges are also in bad condition and 1t is not unlikely that the grand jury soon to convene in Dothan, will be asked to look into the way in which the public highways of the county are being neglected.
 Letters have been received by several prominent prohibition workers m thie section from the Alabama Anti-Saloon League; urging that the matter of a general State prohibition bill be taken ,up with the representatives in the Leg islature. It is believed that the matter will be urged upon the Senator and Representative from Houston County. The prohibition sentiment in this sec tion is very strong. Houston County has prohibition by special act or the Legislature.
 petition was sent to the Legisla- tureN with the names of about 90 per cent of the voters of the county upon it. urging that body to pass the act giv- ing Houston prohibition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, oct. s.--There were evident signs of q renewal of houdation Of secu- rities today. the current setting with special ciearnesss through the low priced stockss those selling below 60 being most affected. The majority of the stocks in this claestfi- cation sold today at the lowest prices of the year and made wide declines in the course of the days dealing Stock of this grade are favorites in Holland and those that are most so were the most affected In today's liquidation. The selling orders directly hy cable from Amsterdam and were so concentrateds and conspicuous as to give rise totfeports that financial embarrassment in Amsterdam was forcins 1iquidation-
 It was an extension of the same kind of selling as that whlch forced Chesapeake and Ohio downwnrds yesterday. Other low priced stocks, both amongst the raiir- roads and industriais especially among the non-dividend payers came into the move
 The Amsterdam selling was attributed to difficulties peculiar to that market and were not associated with conditions of the properties. the stocks of which were being sold.
 On the domestic side. however. industrial rand financiaA conditions were an influence and prompted liquidation supplementary to that for foregn accounts Growing misgivings are caused by the persistence of rumors of falling off in orders for various classes of equipmsnt and of reduction Of la
 Both the railroad and eiectFicat equip ment stocks suffered acutely today from the dissemniaticn ofw rumors os this kind and the authoritative denial of some of them did not relax the pressure upon the stocks.
 Fears were expressed that the failure to agree on the proposed new steel raii pat tern would cause large decline in actfvi- ty of steel. The effect was emphasized by the tone of annaul reports to stockhold- CTS of railroad companies, which are nov appearing numezDusiy and which quite commonly dwell on the disad vantases os operation of railroad systems by reason os legislative restrictions, high cost of mate rials and labor and difficulty of securing new capital by reason of the pubic asita- ton against corporations.
 There was grAe discussion o, the unsavory disclosures Of financial being brought about by the Inquiry Into the New York Traction Companies and the bad effect to be feared in stili further impairing the credit Of corporations Nothing further developec in the money market to abate this discour- aging influence.
 The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany showed a decline in cash and but moderate recuperation from tho severe credit requirements sof the octobar settlement. The discount rate is easing iD Berlin, however. The increase in the vol~ ufne of sales and declines running to three or four points for some of the active stocks show how effective were these various con- alterations on the market
 Egis were heavy. Tctsi sales si.7s4Veos United States bonds were unchahssd Ss call
 NEsv yORw CHASING SHOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, oct s--wheat prices on the local exchange advanced today to new high record marks for the season, the May deliv- cry selling up to s1.1o& and the December option to sI.04M. At the close the Decem~- Der delivery showed a net gain for the day of fhc. Corn was up E 9ic. Oats were &c higher. Provisions were 1o@25c hiKher.
 The wheat market was strong all day. There was a brisk demand In evidence throughout the entire session which was based largely on sharp advances st the principal European grain centers. Higher prices. at Minneapolis and Winnipeg due to vet weather in the Canadian Northwest which will delay threshinE operations also aided the bulls in fd&cing the advance here The government report had very little in- ftuence on the market. An excellent de- fnand for flour. helped to strengthen wheat The market closed strong.
 December opened M4%e higher at $1 0sI a <. sold off to s1.Os% and then advanced to s1.o4h The close was at $i.04.
 The corn market was bullisbIy affected early in the day by strength of wheat and later by the government report The market was also influenced by cold weather in the corn belt. Commission houses were active bidders the entire day. Selling was mainly by longs The market closed strong.
 December opened A c &c higher at tAaB @s0c, advanced to s1c and closed at soh Q Mc.
 The feature of trade in oats was the strength of the May delivery which sold up to 67Ac. new high record price for the season. The advance was due to liberal purchases of that option by a leading bull The demand was based on the shortage in the new crop. The market closed strong.
 December opened sSc higher at 54Ac. sold off to 54hc and then advanced to 55Ae. The close was at 54Mc
 Provisions were strong because of the ad- vance in corn and because of a ten cent advance In live hogs. Trade was more active than for some time past. the January products being in greatest demand. At the close January pork was up 25c at SIS SO. Lard was ten cents higher at Ss.92z. Ribs were 12& G15c higher at ss.10@$s.1 .12h !.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

vs. 24l.ooo one year ago and 24s.oeo year before last; since Sept. i, about se4.oeo vs. If3T,0e0 last year and 1,4ofs0e0 in 1905. Where are three reasons for the snalk movement. The first is that the crop In the Southwest is short and the second is that farmers west of the Mississippi river are holding larGe percentage of their crop for higher prices. The third is that the demand is poor, spinners withholding from the market. feeling sure of being able to buy cheaper because of the restriction that has been plsced upon speculation in the market holds up so well even with such light movement to market as cited above and by estimates for tomorrow's arrivals at New Orleans and Galveston combined s.o00 to i2.500 vs. 22.0oe last year Has it ever been, mindful to anyone as te@what the results would be under existing conditions were receipts as large or larger than those Of previous years? or has 1t ever opened the eyes of thinking men as to what the resultS would have been had the valley and Texf as been so unfortunate to have made large crops this year There Is no better demand for cotton. except of . hand-to- mouth policy than khat which Is displayed by todays se1ui-weelty movement at sthir- teen interior towns as per the following statement of Secretary Hester: ...
 Shipments .. .. ;. 4s125 io1.0ss s3.e3s
 Stocks ... .. ..145.s1e 144.e9s 233.51s Tn this report it will be seen that while arrivals at the thirteen towns have been smaller than last year by o.sss. stocks half M of the - week as.lso bales. rs. iLssa last year, because of shipments being only 4s.12s vs 1oi.oss one year ago.
 Yours very truly,
 c c. ABERcRoMBIE < cos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
MoSrooMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
eCerr.esed palls.,

(Cerrected sDafly.) These prices are at wholesale and not 10
 s,spcS1acornes s1oS1sss es Q Toe; standard goods. pearl 4Mc; gloss lump 4c; nickel goods ss. .Lard--Leaf lessc: conposnd s&c; ss ais tiarces
 sN07c; broken 4A Q Sc: Japan sM 05&c.
 vinesar--Psr gallon is@sac.
 coffse--Gresn common sM 9iosa prime
 candies--stick 7c; fancy 7@Ioc.
 craksrs-xxx soda sMc: XXX Ginger
 ssrdinss--Amsrican mustard ss.Ts: x oil
 arfts--psr bbl q. is; pei sack ,a.ls.
 Meal-Peari Sic: peerless s6e.
 Hams--pove I7c; others i4h @isc.
 Breakfast Baecu--1S@ @ 22c.
 Flour Basis barrels; high patent S6 10; fancy patent s5.s5; half patent $t.s5.
 Grain end Hay--Bran s1. 55; shorts sl l.ev: corn chops 7sc; white corn s5c; oats mixed esc: white 6Tc. white clipped ssc: timothy hay sf.2o; Johnson grass SIS.
 n-ss.s ana produce--Fancy Eastern apples ss25; Ben Davis apples s5 5s; fancy fem ons sses per box s4. 2s; Irish potatoes per cabbage per crate a. co: Rutahagas. per bag g 10; spanish onions s1.to; I've Grown raisins sl 80 box; coeoanuts ss. 25; fancy H. ?. peanuts s4c le,; choice H: F peanuts Tc h.; Navy beans S3. .o0 bu.: fan cy full cream cheese He ID. Beeswax--24e. Wooi-Ciean 2zkc: burry wool l2Mcs tc fEc; washed wool soc. Hides-Dry Hints 12c: dry salted loc; green saited 6Mc. Prime Cotton Seed Meal--ss7, oo. Nolasses--Ceorgta cane bbi. SIG gafion, eases, gallons 93.2s per case: maple syrup. Lo& Cabin brand, gallons si4; A gallons ST 50. quarts s4. a5 per dos. chickens--Hens 3s Sec; flyers so035ci broiIers 3ke; ducks sec.
 surar--GranuIated sNc; F. r. c 5Ac. Eggs--23Me. Country Butter-lso per ib.; Jersey But ter sOQM.
 Bakgme--1sew jute 5t yd. pieces, lb 11hc: new sugar sack TX ID. shc; ID. ioc: second hand sugar sacks E @shc.. Ties New Arrow 9f 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
NEW YnRK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Oct 9.-The cotton market was less active today and fluctuations were irregular with the close steady at q net decline of 3 ar points. Sales were estimat- ed at lT5.000 bales.
 The opening was steady at a decline of one point to a net advance of point, which was about as due on the cables. The weather map showed no sign of damaging frosts in any part of the belt which was somewhat disappointing to recent buyers and during the early session prices sold off to a net decline of about 344 points on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

the active months This was followed by a rally on g renewal of covering by pecen- ber shorts and q little support from the bull brokers but after selling up to q net advance of two points on December and about even with last night On later niqnths the market weakened again during the afternoon under selling by Wall Street bears and at one time the active positions showed a net loss of about seven or eight points The close was little up from the lowest on covering.
 Receipts at thf porte today 34.ts2, against 27,771 last week and 4s.64s last year. For the week 22s,0ee bales, against 2iI, ,s97 last week and 344.54f last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 7.se1 bales. against i0,s72 last year and at Hous- ton 6,9S7 bales. against 13,t12 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
NEW ORLEANs COTTON AIARKET.

New Orleans, Oct 9.-SDot cotton closed quiet and steady. unchanged Middling 11kc. Sales were 300 bales on the spot and 1,6O0 to arrive.
 Futures opened quiet one to two points under yesterdays closing. Until late in fhe day there was a slight upward tenden- cy based mainly on cold weather predictions S rumored bank failure in the East was seized upon as a pretext to put down prices near the close. the market dropping close tA ten points Finally profit taking caused K small recovery, the close being steady. MOetober Opening Il IA; high 1i.i5; low #f4 na fsInsiun hide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
H. 2 3. nEER COTTON LErrER.
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 New Orleans, oct. e.--Ali that could have been reasonably expected. light frost, to come of the first cold wave of the season forssthe northern edge of the cotton belt maferfalized over night. but as no damaging temperature was in evidence. the mercury in the northern half of the belt ranging from s2 to so degrees. realizing by longs in early morning checked the upward move nent of values. pending further develop ments The weather having been the only sustaining feature she market thereafter became lanSuid for want of outside support, and as pronounced weakness had been re- ported in the New York stock market it's influence was felt in the cotton market. which became decidedly easier,
 The movement to the ports continues very light, today 42,0o0 vs. 47.0o0 last year and 51, ,000 year before last: since Friday 172. 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
NEW yORK rsoNus

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEWS OF corToNwoOp.
Tax Collector Is Busy in HOuI
Cottnnvvood Oct

Cottonwood, Oct. 9--(Special. l--Tax Collector w C. Granger. of Houston County. Is busy, at present in the work of collecting the taxes for the present year,
 The books of Collector Granger show a great increase in the amount or taxes for 1907 over 1906. Property values in this section of the State have greatly advanced. and the people seem to be giving in their property better to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.

New York, Oct 9.--Sugar raw steady: fair refining s3.45; centrifugal 9s-test Ss.95; molasses sugar ss 10; refined quiet; crush ed S5.7O; powdered $5.1O; granulated e5. %.
 Petroleum firm. refined all ports ss.4O9 SS.45.
 Molasses; New Orleans S794sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
CINCINNATI PRODUCE

Cincinnati. Oct. s.-Flour steady wheat higher $l.O7@$1.os. Corn higher 668661ac, Oats firm 52052hc. Rye firm s0@91c. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady Si.34s Butter steady.
 Eggs higher 2O622c. Poultry steady unehRns~A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 24@ 24he; dairies 22d27c
 Eggs steady; at mark cases included 15 F G1Shc: firsts 2lc; prime firsts 2Sc.
 Cheese firm 12h 014Mc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
I4vERPooL CorTcN MARKET

in fair demand. prices s@i7 points lower: Ameriean middiinE .... .... '...e 24
 The sales for the My were 5000 of which 1000 were for speculation and export. and included 6.S00 American.
 Receipts none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
No gentleman win spend his forme

No gentleman will spend his former wife's aIimony for represents to an- other woman. The courts do not recoWnize this excuse. And no lady will tell her second divorced husband how much better Number One was to her from the alimony as@ndpoint
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
wEATnER CONDITIONS AND CENTRAL
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practically stationary.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND CENTRAL
 FORECAST.
 Light rains occurred in some middle and east gulf states and in all Atlantic coast districts yesterday. and it Is raining In middle Georgia this morning. but generally fair and colder weather now prevails In southern and eastern districts under the in fIuence of an area of high barometer cen trai over the middle Atlantic States. An area of low barometer is moving saetward over Minnesota. but has not as yet caused any rainfal. though It has caused higher temperatures along the east slope of the Rockies and eastward through the Lake region. Another area of high barospeter covers the middle northwest giving fair weather to the west of the Mississippi river with moderately low temperatures over tho north slope of the Rockies. Conditions now favor partly cloudy and continued cool weather in Alabama during tonight and Thursday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery. Alabama. for the 24 hours ending at .. ann. 18th Meridian Time,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

! yesterday. t--TSor 24 hours ending .. m. 18th meridian time.
 REMARKS.
 Light rains occurred in middle and east ern districts yesterday. Temperatures av- craze slightly lower over the entire belt. and are considerably lower in eastern dis tricts.
 NOTE-The average mazimum and mtnt- mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the aatual number of reports received. The "state Of weather Ia that prevailing at tins of ob- servation. -. FRANK P, CHAPTER
 Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
EHE wEArnER.

Daiiy E.eeai Weashee ReDars ana River United States DeDartsuent of ASrieultufe Weather Bureau Local Observation SCentrs1 1imAl
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
MARKET APATHETIc LITTLE DOING IN HANDLING or cor
 TON. -~@-- Gradual shriakags In values. with Down ssara Tendency of Prices During the Day--Wagon Receipts
 Are Light.

The cotton market was rather apathetlc today. The frost scare predictions of Tuesday feii flat Fiueutuations of New York market were narrow and infrequent with a tendency downward.
 The local spot ~rnariSet was pretty nearly A reflection of the Naw York market there being a gradual shrinkage of vslues during the day.
 : wagon receipts were lighter than usual for midweek.
 The local market closed st ske for middlink and 1Mc for strict fniddhng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
SELMA COTTON MARKET.

Selma. Oct. .--(bpecIaI. l---Ihe pflces or spot cotton quoted in the Selma cotton market today were as fcilows:
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