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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
RARACA GLASS aGEETs.
Bible Students of Brunbridge Elect
 ONIcerM.

Bible Students of Brunbridge Elect
 officers.
 Brunbridge. Ala, Feb. 10.-Sunday afternoon a business meeting of the Baraca class was held in the office of the Atlantic Coast Line In this city annual election of officers which re- suited as follows:
 Bryan Barlow, president: Will R. Brieze. vice president; Young Flowers, secretary treasurer; Doc Pouncie, assistant secretary-treashrer; H. A. Norton, teacher; Charles Mckee. assistant teacher; H. A. Norton, re- porter.
 The report of standing committees will be announced to the class next Sunday morning.
 great deal of interest Is displayed by the class members. and good work is being done in the Sunday school by them.
 Rev. J. M. Greene. of Montgomery, Superintendent of the Alabama Bible Society. an auxiliary of the American Bible Society. spent Sunday in the city in the interest of this work, and preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning. A collection follow ed the sermon, resulting in quite a neat sum.
 The auction sale of the county road mules at Troy Saturday is reported to have been a success. the entire lot thirty six-bringing an average price of about $165.O0.
 Miss Hadley McEarhern has returned from a months visit to relatives in Birmingham.
 Miss Helen Spain, daughter of Pre- siding Elder J. B. K. Spain, of Troy, was the guest last week of Miss Fam nie Fleming in this city.
 Mrs. H. o. Hendrick has returned from a visit to relatives and friends in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
Jewish Wedding Ls Stopped
 by Manitoba' s Lords Day Act.

weeks past and the crowd was so great that the synagogue could not contain all the guests. Just as Rabbi Levine started the ceremony. several police arrived and forbade the ceremony. talk ing the names of the persons and ap- plications will be made to the Attor- ney General for leave to prosecute, his sanction being necessary in all cases under the Lords day act.
 The importance of the wedding may be judged by the fact that full band had been engaged for the ceremony and each band man will also be prose cuted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

st. Paul, Feb, 1o-A special to The Dispatch from Winnipeg. Manitoba, says: Sunday afternoon. squad of police raided sharry shomayim syna- Rogue and stopped a wedding being performed there, on the ground that under the Lords day act. no work must be done upon the Sabbath.
 It was the first wedding scheduled for the new synagogue, the contract ing parties being two of Winnipegs most popular young people in Jewish society. The event has been the topic of conversation in Jewish circles for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
MONTGOMERY CURMENT oUOTAIN'

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 CCorected Dany.) These prices are at wholsals and not to con- stsrch--corn s0iOe; standard goods. Pearl 4hci gloss lump Ahe: nickel goods LSrd-Lsaf s&c; compound sHe; basis tisrces.
 sK@7c; broken IF @Sc: Japan 5h @5Kc. salt--LiverDool s1.fS; Virginia soc; Lou '' VineEar-Per gallon ls03se.
 Coffes--Green common sH 01oc; prime sA @1ee: choice @lacs fancy 1S@14Mc. crncksFs-xxx soda she: xxx ginger 'AsSS sssSrdines--Amsrican mustard ss.75s 4-oiI Hides-Dry Hints s@1Oc; dry aaItsd 60 7e; green hides s@4e; green saltsd ]04hc. wooI-clsar Zoe; bury -o01aMe; washed :Ifesi--standard Tsc: waterxrOund soc: 1rrr Truit 'i and. Produce-Faney apples: Fancy Baldwin s4.75; No. 1 Baldwin $4. 50: MaIa- ga grapes s5.25; fancy lemons. 360s per onions. oDE red globes per Su. sio5; eabbaS: ibc lb.; Rutabagas per bag xl .50: Spanish CnIOs ss TT0 sSSy STSyn h RaIHS s3 SS SOs b.; choice Florida oranges. assorted sizsS ohsess--Full cream daisies 1sKo; singles 1s: ID. cuts. tars 1sc.
 Grtts-Per Dbl s4 %; per sack soc. Grain and Hay-Bran $1 1.b0; shorts $1. SO i; e5c; white 6Thc; white clipped 69c; timo- thy hay s25. %: Johnson grass soc: Alfalfa q. s5.
 Prime cotton seed meal s2e. %.
 Moiasses-Georgia cane bbl., sse gallon; cases gallons $3. 50 per case: maple syrup, Log Cabin Brand, gallons $I4: H gallons 47. SC; quarts S4. 25 per dozen.
 Chiclrens--Hens 35@40c: flyers 90 o 2sc; broilers 3oc: ducks 25c; turkeys 10@i1c. sugar--Granulated she; F.Y.c. Sc.
 Eggs 22K
 Country Bnttsr--1sc per h.: Jersey butter soc.
 Ragging--New Jute 50 yd pieces, h. i1Mc; new sugar sack 4 ID. 9c; lb. skc; second hand sugar sack 7h @SMc.
 Ties-NsW Arrow S1.20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
GEN. RHODES ANNOUNCES.

Birmingham. Feb. 10-(Special)- Gen. Rufus N Rhodes today announced his candidacy for delegate at large to the National Democratic Convention. When seen he said:
 'T am a candidate for delegate at large to the National Democratic Com vention which assemblies on July z. am in favor of William J. Bryan for President and the adoption of plat form which will be entirely satistac- tory and agreeable to him."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
Inc nlarcano Ia Rohbed.

Birmingham, Feb, I0-(specia)-Ae- cordinR to a story told the police de- partment of EnsIey, Joe Marcanq . well known Italian of that place, wsS,, robbed of Sl00. valuable deeds and other valuabIes. He states that the men who went into the room at his home were Italians and that they pointed a pistol at his head and de- nanded his money and vAluablAP.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
HORSE RUNS rHRoUeH WINDOW.
Animal Nearly Kills Himself in Athens
 Street.


 Street.
 Athens. Feb, 10-(special)-A most remarkable thing occurred on the pub- lie square here late Saturday after noon. A horse hitched to the court yard fence. became excited without any ap- parent cause, broke his bridle rein, dashed under a fine buggy and tore fS to pieces. then across the street ana ran through a large plate glass win dow in the store building owned Dy Judge Thomas c. Mcclellan. breaking the glass into pieces not larger than 8 quarter, and severing his left front leg almost from his body, cutting leaders and flesh.
 No cause could be given for the wild and peculiar condition of the animal unless he suddenly went crazy It is believed the animal will die from the cuts. He belonged to young man from Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
DIR. MONTAGUE IN DOTHAN.
President of Howard Breaches fl
 Inn rnnnrnneaARnn-

Dothan. Feb. 10. (SpeciaD-Dr. A. B. Montague. of Howard College. filled the pulpit of the First Baptist church yesterday in the absence of the pastor Rev. W. M. Anderson.
 Dr. Montague is credited with being not only one of the States ablest and best ministers, but one of the lead ing and best known divines of the South. Quite a large congregation was out to hear him, notwithstanding the inclement weather, which on an other occasion would have kept many away.
 There is an epidemic of lagrippe in Dothan, and the doctors claim there are no less than 500 cases under treat ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
cHINAeo akAIN AND PRopUcE.

OHIUAtEV GhAIN4 AND fftODUGEs
 Chicago. Feb. 10.-Sharp declines In wheat prices at the principal grain centers and a slump In stocks had weakening delivery closing at a net loss of x @Nc Corn was a shade lower. Oats were down %c.. Provisions closed b@75z Q @10c lower general profit taking which was based on declines in European markets and on the bearish character of the weekly statistics: Worlds shipments were more than 5OO.VOO bushels inexceBs of what had been esti. mated and the amount on passage increased 3.5l2, 900 busheIsl There was a mild rally during the first hour, due to covering by shorts but the5 market again weakened about the Iniddld of the day and sentiment continued bearish the remainder of the ses-
 The heavy tone of the New York stock market had q Expressing influence late in
 The close was weak. May opened h@%e lower at 96H co c, advanced to 97Ac and then declined to 9eh @Ac. The close was
 Corn S E prices advanced about 1c early ir the day because of active covering by shorts who werk actuated by g fofecas; damage by drought to the corn crop in T. gentina The market. however, lost all Noi the gain in the sss hour Of the sss SessSn me poor shipping deEnand and predictions of q more liberal movement were the weakenins
 May lDo opened H@N Sc lower at s1A Q %c advanced to ez5kc and closed at 61Ac.
 Oats were weak almost all day on sell ing by cash houses. Demand for cash oats was very slack and numerous reports indt- cated an increase in the movement.
 May opened km%c lower at 53& %c advanced to 649kc and then declined to 63 Kc. The cloae was at 53 ssc.
 Provisions were under considerable selline pressure from local packer early in the day because of enormous receipts of live hogs. The run in Chicago reached the re- cord breaking figure Of S0,0o0 head. Prices made some recovery during the last half of the session owing to buying by shorts. but the rAarket closed steady. The final ouotatioffsl on May pork were 7k @10c lower at si1.9s. Lard was down Dc at S7 .47h @s7.5 50. Ribs were off 5G71sc al S6. .5O q Ss. s2ls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
CHTCAGO LIVE SHOOK.
sT. IOTJIa IIYF sTOCK.

St. Louis, Feb. lO.-CattIe, receIpts 4,UUU, Including 1900 Texans; Toe lower: Beef steers .... .$3.7O @S6.OO Stockers and feeders e. e. 2.40 O 4.66 Cows and heifers .... zee. 3.15 o 500 Texas steers .. ... .. g. 90 O 5.25 Cows and heifers .... 1.T5 Q 3.T6
 Hogs, receipts 1000; 10c lower:
 Pigs and lights .... ...... g.. 50 Q 4. .35 Packers -. ~ .. 400 O 4.35 Butchers and best heavy. 4.3O Q 4.4O
 Sheep. receipts 800; market 10c lower: Natives .... .... .... .... 3.25 O 5.50 Lambs .... .... .... .... 4.5O O 6.s5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
MAYOR IS vAccTNATEp.
George Ward Bares His Arm For The
 Doctor. ..-

Birmingham, Feb. 1O--(SpeciaL)-. Mayor George B. Ward was among those who were vaccinated, the City Health oflcer issuing an order for general vaccination.
 Several other cases of small pox have been discovered recsntly amonP white people
 George GeiS, recently married. was removed to the pest house. His bride declined to be separated from him and was allowed to so to the pest house. Twenty cases are now being treated at the pest house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
Cheese--steady 11018c.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS.

St. Louis, Feb. 1O.--(Special )--The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 hard s6 q $1 00 May 97k bid; range 97 O STA to 98@98B bid,
 July S9% 1 h 4: range S9% to 90 ss Q F ..
 Corn on track: corn 56; white 56 Q 56lk: May 57st A; range S7% to 5sA; July 5sG k A; range SIS A@5s A to 5S% D.. Oats on O track Si Gi Sats & sS b,a wnite 'A @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NEW YORK BONDS

U. S, refdg. 2s. reg 104
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 do. coupon ss+s ss.., s.s-.. .l0e% D. s. New 4s rogs.ss s'sss ssss s.s... .llS
 do. coupon ssss ssss S.... .lls 5 American Tobacco 4s 62 %
 do 6s .t.. .l0l Atahisan 9anaral 4s as&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
BOARD OF REVENUE.
It Had But Little BusIness Before v
 Kaafarslav

Yesterday.
 The Board of Revenue met yesterday morning at the County Court House for their regular weekly session The meeting was of shqrt duration, noun h- ing but routine business being present ed to the attention of the members The mean weather of the day effect lively postponed the presenting of any petitions which usually are forth coming at most of the meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

SAeH0S. AmeNASNh
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 Sept--Qct. zee s..s .ss~.. .eS 1S Oct.-NoS. sss.9 %
 Nov.-Dec, ssss ..5.4S 15
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
!. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Merchants and Exporters
 Cotton Bought in Alabama and Mississippi Branch Offices: Troy and Dothaa Ala and Jackson Mua

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
LYERPnnI. CnTrnM.

Liverpool. Feb. 1O.-Closing; Cotton, spo quiet; prices one point higher:
 American middlinE fair .... zee. ..s.s Good niddling .... zee. ..6.s AdluoIAnB 70. Sl To" hnloolinR ss.' ss.s s.G. O. 0oou OtuluAFy sb. Sl OLuluafy .b l
 The sales of the day wers 7.ooO bales O which 500 were for speculation and expor and included 500 American. Receipt, b.0oO bales. including 4.400 American.
 Futures opened steady and closed bareil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was firm; creameries 22@ 2Sc; dairies 2t929c.
 Eggs easy at mark cases included 19@ 2Oc; firsts 20 1sc; prime firsts 211sc; extras 23 hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NEW YORW PRoDUUR.

New York, Feb. 1o.--Cotton seed oil easys prime crude 29079Me; do. yellow 3sAc.
 Sugar raw steady: fair refining 9S. 25: centrifugal ss-test ss.75; moiasses sugar $2 .e0; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
wEArsEE coNDLE.oNs AND GENERAL

WEATWER CONnETFON8 AND GGNERAL
 FORECA6T.
 Cloudy rainy weather prevailed throughout the Mississippi valley this morn ing. and snow was falling in portions of North Caroline and the upper lake region. An area of low atmospheric pressure Is central over the middle Gulf and Is attend ed with moderately high winds, a maxi mum of thirty-four. miles per hour being reported from Mobile.
 Temperatures fell slightly during the past twenty-four hours attending the pass age of the high pressure which is now over New England and the middle Atlantic States
 The indications are that rainy weather will continue through tonight and tomorrow with little change in temperature.
 Temperatura and precip. -ation as reDeft. ed by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern States. durins the at hcsfa. cad iaG an.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NUw ORLEANs sPOr COTTON,

New Orleans, Feb. 10.-SpOt cotton very steady. Sales 2,S5o bales; receipts 13,562; stock 237 407.
 Low ordinary. nom zee. 1%c Orutnary nom 9-l6c Good ordinary, nom .... .... ....1Oc Lew middhng .2.s sv..11c M1dddhg s.Ss ssss sssss.s.11 Nc Gooo n1iuoiing ssss ssss sss.1z S-l6c Middling fair s..a ....12 11-16c FaiF' nom ''.s .''' eco sf' ..1S S-lSc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NrN YORTx COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Feb. 10.-Coffee futures open ed barely steady at a decline of Q 10 points In response to lower European cables and rather full primary receipts. Trading was quiet and the market closed steady at a net decline of 5610 points. Sales were reported of 2S,5O0 bags. including:
 February .... .... .... s.6. e6
 March ssss .sss s."'s.S'Vv
 May .a.. ...s ss.s ss's s''. A1o'vS July s.s. ss.s s.S'4e September '.ss s-.s. s'o'V December .... s... ...: .:.:..': SVQe.3 70
 Spot steady: No. Rio exc; No Sang tos s%c: mild coffee steady; cordova 9% Q I3c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NM oRIEANs COrrON.

New Orleans, Feb. 10.--Spot cotton was very steady with prices unchanged. Mid ding Ii %c. Sales were 1,lo0 bales on the spot and 1.ss0 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady, three. to four points above the close of Saturday as a result of favorable advlces from Liver pool The morning session witnessed a femporary renewaf of speculative interest attended by some buying. although the range of improvement was not wide. The market was steadied and advanced still further by the report from Memphis that the National Ginnara' Association report tomorrow would probably be bullish on ac- count of the shutting down of number of RinnaFies. gfnneries.
 Activity largely centered in the May op- ton in which it was reported New York bull clique had secured a large outstanding interest. At the close which was steady, the active months were six to eight points above the close yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

New York. Feb. I0--Ihe Jobbing house trade for the day in the dry goods market was better than on any day this year. Many buyers were in from southern points and they operated with more freedom than any visitors this spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

Local eottnn quotations are about the sarl1e ns for the last ten day1, no variation heinx recorded on yesterdays reports from New York.
 Towards the ciozs yesterday there was a stronger undsrcurrent. but 1t was not SUI fictent to cause local buyers to. raise thetr nricea There ts better demand for stock on market quotations with fair mar rins, but there is no disposition here to aslt. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York Feb. 1O.--There was quite a sharp decline in the London tin market spot closing I27 pounds 15s and futures at 12s pounds. Locally the market was dull with quotations ranging from $2s. 50 to S39. 50. .-
 Copper was lower in London with spot quoted at 59 pounds Is Sd and futures at 59 pounds 15s- Locally the market was easy and lower with lake quoted at SIS. 37A O at $13. 3.OO@$13 .12H.
 Lead was lower at 14 pounds los in Lon don but was dull and unchanged at $s. s5 Q 75 In the local market.
 Spelter was 2s 6d higher at 20 pounds 12s Cd in London. The local market was quiet but firm at $4.65@T5.
 Iron was lower with standard foundry quoted at As in the English market. Local northern at SIS. 25 CTS; No. 2 do. SIT 75 @ SIS. 25; No. 1 Southern and No. Southern soft SIS. % O SIS. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

Sales High Low. Close Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans Feb. 10.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Charleston. Feb. 1o.-Turpentine and ros- n nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

E-Iadieasss trasa.
 WMAMK P. cHAETHR aesAaea Dirsstexs WaatAsE Baseaa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NEW YORK COTTON.

New york. Fsb. f0--The cotton market was not active today and flrctuations were irregular in the absence of general bust. ness. Sales were estimated at lec.e00 baies and the market closed steady at net advance of eight points to decline .qk three points
 vhe opening was steady at an advance of <our points and during the first few minutes active months sold 6@s points net hirhsr as a result of covering and moder- afe IuIl support which was encouraged by the neady showing of the English mar ket. This was followed by rise which carribd near positions about eleven points net 1iEher on reports of continued firmness fn Southern spot circles but later fluctua- ficus were very irregular with houses with spot connection selling the later months
 The close was generally SOS points higher on the active old crop positions, while June was one point lower and October three points net lower Southern spoe markets reported early were generally unchanged
 Receipts at the ports today S4l09 bales. against 90, 26B last week ands 29,6S1 last year. For the week 20o,00o bales, against 2l7, ,oEe last week and 20e.Sl3 last year.
 Todny's receipts at New Orleans lS,6S2 bales, against 7,763 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
UNCHANGED
vEwx LITTLE DOING IN MONTGOMERY
 YESTERDAY.
f,oena 0ue4ufkons Are About as They Hav Reeu Fer ehe Last Week- The Market Co
 0uis4.

Eeeag Quststions Were as Follows: H8iaatz0G .ss.sss sssss ss.s. etzS tzs Skrsct wtdAiing ssss Sss.. .AtSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
NAVAL STORES,

wilmington, Feb 10-Turpentine nothing doing: receipts casks.
 Resin nothing doing; receipts 21O.
 Tar nothing doing.
 Crude turpentine firm S2.S5, $s.50 and $5. 60; receipts 10.
 Savannah, Feb. 1o.-Turpentine firm 5Ic; sales 32O; receipts 15s; shipments 190.
 Rosin firm: sales l5Is; receipts s57; shiuments I694; stock s6,516. ABC S3. 40; DE Ss 4566O; F $s.50957h: $S. 5O@s0; s3 55 a SO; ga. sB: K Ss. %; M $5. 25; N S5. 90; VIC $6. 50; wv S6. 50.
 Charleston. Feb 1o.-Turpentine and ros-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

lzempsratureIPPciD gTATIOlaG -l---lita&io l Ma. .ax. linaheA
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CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11
s-RisinE. x-Fallins.

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and Alabama will rise steadily the next two days reaching moderate stages only.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

Miss Hadley McEarhern has returned from a months visit to relatives in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

Houston--Steady ss.s ss.s s'".s" Aueustz---Steady s-ss .ssg 7s..s M Msnap hfs--@taady see ssss ~.'s e. . St Lonia--f7uset...s sss. ssse ss.s "''s .' Cincinnati. sa ses'sss-s- = L,oufNvfIie--FtFm. ss.s ssss sssss.' 2 Little Rock--Steady s... s..' ..''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

The auction sale of the county road mules at Troy Saturday is reported to have been a success. the entire lot thirty six-bringing an average price of about $165.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-11

GAiveston-6ty., ti%c .... New OxIeans---8ty-s 11&c .- 'Mobile--Qt.. 1I%c :. .... HavAnnah-Sty. nAc q.
 Charieston-sty, l1kc .. Wilmington--Sty., II 1kc ..
 Norfolk-sty.. i1%c .. q. Bnffimore--Nom-, i1Mc e. New York-Qt., 11.7O ..
 Boston--Qt., 11.70 .. .... Phiiadslphia--Sty., 1i.eb . Jacksonville .. :. ...s..
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