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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
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 Nav York. Aug. s.--New high records for the buIf movement were made in the cotton market today owing to a renewal or support from the u1arket leaders and covering by some Of yesterdays sellers The close was barely steady in tone, but at net advance of 491l points Sales for the day were estimated at l25.o0o bales.
 The market opened steady at a net ad- vance of five points on August. but gene- xalfy one to two points lower owing to in the South. aside from the talk of high Temperatures in South Atlantic and West Gulf sections. and of dry weather in central Texas. The advance in August was not accompanied by any activity in that posi- xion. but the whole list firmed up after the cali on Wall Street bull support. cover ing by yesterdays sellers and q little bet ter demand through commission houses. Liverpool advanced also and mail adyices stated that the bull party there was sup advance here was checked October sold at s.75 and January at 9. 40 or ii@17 points net higher and from two to five points above the previous high level. Around these prices offerings increased: evidently real- 3xing by recent buyers and In the late trad Southern spot markets officially reported were nnchahged to hc higher. One of the Wall Street bull leaders says that he Is neither scalper nor manipuiator, but that he is bull on cotton and is accumu- latinE line of contracts in anticipation of m Improvement in general trade.
 Receipts at the ports today 3.4ie bales, against z,711 last week and 332 last year. For the week (estimatedl 25.e00 bales. ax4tnst 26.355 last week and 5.440 last
 Taday's receipts at New Orleans 15l bales. against 49 bales last year, and at Houston 2,201 bales. against 62 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed barely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NeVvm of BerIin

Berlin, Aug. 6.-(Specla l--About thirty-nve young people enjoyed a moonlight hay ride and surprise party at the home of Mrs. Stanfill compli- mentary to their guest, Miss Mamie Shirley of Troy.
 The party arrived about o'clock and spent the evening most pleasantly. Delicious ices and fruit were served The party left for their homes about midnight.
 MT and Mrs John Hain, Mir and Mrs. Norman Stanfeld and Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Ferlner chaperoned
 There was a barbecue Wednesday at Clematls.
 Miss Mabel stannIl and Master Nor ris Stannll have returned home after a visit to their sister, Mrs. c. A. McDaniel in Montgomery.
 Mss Mamie Shirley of Troy is the guest of the Misses Stanfll.
 Mrs. Harris Vaughan of Mobile has returned home after a visit to rela- tlves.
 There has been a number of social events the last week.
 T. J. Day. express agent, spent Sunday at his home near Selma.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Stevenson left Wednesday for Chicago where they will spend the rest of the summer with relatives
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
WORK ON NEW LINE
 SOON TO BE RESUMED

sco+tsboro Aug. 6.--(special,l News
 rsen received that the Southern RaIiwav's extension between stevenson and Chattanooga will now be compiet- ed. . n. RressinE nicely toward compielloh when the Southern management sud Ss,,1., oydared 1t stopped. The concrete niliars for the bridge over the Tennes- saa river were up and the material TOT the frame work was on the ground. A ,a,r,ar nortton of the line had been arsSad and the sub-contractors work sn1 under Mr. oliver had plenty of men and material to rush their sections to conpletion. When the order came to quit, the contractors removed their men and machinery to other jobs. but hoth can be returned to this section withaut much trouble It Is estimated that six months will complete the ex-
 It is understood that material has been ordered and is now on the way to be used in completing this line. and the contractors will get their tools and wagons and general plant in order and be ready when word is given.
 When the financial panic came on last fall the Southern abandoned all of It's double-tracking on its lines and also the Stevenson extension.
 The great Lookout Mountain tunnel was continued. and was finished just the other day. The report now Is that the Southern Is in better financial con- dltion than It has been In a long time.
 The completion of this line of the Southern means much for Jackson County and will add to her tax receipts greatly as the road starts in the Coun- tv and will run for miles through the undeveloped portion, opening up a comparatively new field of rich ore and coal.
 It is stated that it will require s2- 800, 900 to finish this job and the money Is said to be in sight with which to finance 1t. This doubtless will give employment to many idle men In this and adiolnlng sectIons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
Telephonen. to Florence

Florence. Aug. s.-(Special .)-Ar- judgements have been made to con- meet Florence. Sheffield and Tuscumbia by telephone with a number of Ten nessee towns including West Point, St. Joseph, Loretta, Ptnkney and Wayland Springs. The Blue Bell Telephone Company has lines to all of these points and will connect with the Belle Telephone Company here on Aug. To-. This will give about seventy-five farm CTS along the southern border of Ten nessee free connection with Florence. The line between Florence and Rogers vile, this county, is also nearly com pieted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Weather Conditions for the Week Ending
 Monday, Aug. 8, 1908.

The mean temperature was below >the normal except over portions of eastern Florida, Georgia Tennessee. northern Ark ansas and southwestern Texas where there was slight excess. The greatest deficien- cy was degrees over southern Louisiana.
 Rain fell in nearly all portions of the cot ton region during the week The amount of precipitation was generally less than half an inch over the greater portion of Texas Oklahoma. northern Arkansaa, Tennessee Georgia. Florida. and eastern AIabatna More than six inches of rain fell over sou thern Louisiana aud along the coast of North Carolina More than ten inches of rain fell at two stations in Louisiana viz IF. 05
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
LINE To PLUE sPTaINGs
Citizens of Barbour County E1tereste
 an Project.


 Eufaula, Aug. 6.--(Special.) )---Citi- gems of Blue Springs and the surround ing section have under consideration the matter of a proposed electric road to connect that place with Ariton. about fifteen miles distant. on the line of the Central and Atlantic Coast Lines. Tt has been learned that several prominent citixens of Blue Springs and adjacent sections along the proposed route have pledged themselves to sub scribe liberally towards the scheme, and 1t is thought with little more en- eouragement the project might be put on foot.
 The line would traverse a section that is comparatively level and with no streams of any consequence to be crossed and could be constructed at a comparatively small cost.
 Blue Springs is fact becoming pop uIar summer resort and hundreds ot visitors from this and more remote sec tions visit there every season.
 The section through which the road would pass is backed ID by many oi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
opened quiet and steady and
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATION
Corrected DA1y.l

rhass prioes are at wholesale and net to
 m,coeSmcorn S0lOo; standard goods. Pearl 4Me; Gloas lump Ahe; nickel goods Is@rd-Leaf 1oAe; compound Sc; basis ns5eos. Yextra fancy head Sxo: fancy head aM GTc. broken 4M @Bo; Japan BA QBAc.
 aSit--Ldyerpool 0I .16; Virginia COG; Lou as'1I vsnesSr-Por gallon 1s02se.
 cs4fee-Gresn common sA 01oe; prime ax sa fec: choice 11@I2o: fancy 1s0lAhe.
 candies-xxx Soda sac: XXX ginger AnsSg ssSSgrainc;s-Ansrican mustard Ss.1S; < K-oil sa.7s. = 5oc: green hides 4@bc; green salted 7c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
E.ruaeru Elect Oaleers

Florence. Aug. 6.-(Special )-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers Union Warehouse Com pany was held here yesterday. several hundred farmers attending. The fol- lowing officers and directors were elected: pr. J. M. Pearson, President; i; Robert Mccain, Secretary Treasurer Directors. pr. J. M. Pearson. Robert Mccain, B. c. Miller, James E. Love- lace, R. N. Allen. S. L. Crow, T. O. Bevis. The large warehouse has been cornpieted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
Capital City Coal Co.,,
 Phone I8S. Quick Delivery.

the most substantial farmers in the county most all of whom believe. should the road be built, 1t would come on to this city by way of Mineral Spring and Baker Hill, when 1t could not but prove of great interest and importance to Eufaula in opening up a territory not only rich in agricultural resources but mineral and timber lands that have already attracted the atten- tion of capitalists from Birmingham and other points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
may GO0Da.

New York. Aug. s-The dry goods mar kst for the day showed general ipactfy- ity in the tobbing hiuses but largely on staple fabrics The aftermath of the big drass goods auction sale Is generally of a any doubt of there being full distribu- tion at the coming auction sale of cotton goods Mems wear lines are doing better. more particularly resist dyo fabrics and fine Worsteds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
sT. LOUIS GRAIN.

St Louis, Aug 6.-tspeciaL)-Th St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- Wheat: Sept, s4h; range s4 to a4& Q X Dee. 9s% bid; range s6A to STA. May Si o1 Tt asked; range Sl 01% to s1.o2h
 Corn: Sept 75M aA asked; range 74% to 75'H Dee eoN gel asked: range 60A .tn sIM. May s2A asked; range 6e to s2%.
 Cats: Sept 47M@ @k asked: range 46 $ to a5M May A0X asked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NEW oRIFANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Aug. 6.-Spot cotton was quiet and easy with quotations uncnanged. Niddiing 10Ac. Sales 3S4 bales on the spot and four to arrive.
 Cotton futures opened quiet two to five points under yesterdays closing. Shortly after the opening the market rose two to three points on reports from Liverpool of a sQueeze in the August option This ad- vanca later was added to by manipulation said to oriaia.Ata in New York. Despite good Waather forecasts and arrivals of much new cotton. prices advanced until they were well above the opening ievel& At the close, which was steady. prices were five to ten points net hlGher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
THE METAL MARKETs.

New York. Aug. s.--London tin was high CT today with spot quoted at 1se pounds los and futures at 139 pounds 15s. The local market quiet and unchanged on the av- craze at s30.b0@$31.
 There was a reaction in the London cop per market spot closing at 60 pounds los and futures at s1 pounds 12s Sd. The local market was firm and unchanged at SIS .37M @e2M for lake; SIS 25 Q 50 for electrolytic and SIS CPS for casting.
 Lead was higher at 1S pounds 12s Cd in London. The local market was firm ana hiRher also at $4.57h 962h.
 spelter was unchanged at 19 pounds in London. The local market was firm at
 iron was unchanged in the English mar ket and IocaHy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

The air pressure is uneyenly distributed, and unsettled weather prevails ever much the greater portion of the country. Addl- tional scattered showers have occurred In nearly all states east of the Mississippi River, in Louisiana, Arkansas. and Texas, and at some of the Rocky Mountain stn- tions. The rainfall has been generally light though locally heavy to excessive in por- tons of western North Caroline and East Tennessee Maximum ten1peratures slightly ern central and southwestern stations yes terday, being as high as e6 degrees at Ma con and Fort Smith. and as degrees at North Platte Conditions again favorr to- cal showers in Alabama during tonight or Friday.
 corr TON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the zA hours andlnx at am. 7kth meridian time.
 Wednesday. Aug. 5, 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
oId ResIdence Burned.

Nashville. Aug. 6.--W. J. Weakley's s home near Carbondale, Montgomery County, this State. together with all Us Contents was burned Tuesday night. The residence was the oldest In the state, having been built when this was North Carolina.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

T-Lndicates inapprcciable rainfall s--FoE yesterday. 4--For 24 hours ending a |. m 18th meridian time.
 NoTE-The average maximum and mini. mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ae- tuaI number of reports received The tneake ex weather 1 that prevailing ct tiuae e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
RWMARwa

Rains have occurred In all districts, ex- cept Charleston and Oklahoma. The rain- fall has been generally light, though heavy at Greensboro N. C.. and excessive at Chat tanooga, Tenn. Temperature changes have been generally slight
 FRANK P CHAPTER.
 hection Director. " A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
CrncIE Riae Tenrn saIIs

Honolulu, Aug. 6.-rhe crack rife team of the National Guard of Hawaii sailed yesterday on the steamer Alama to participate in the national rifle conn petition to be held by the regular army and National Guard ct Camp Perry. O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was strong; creameries 1sh O 2lc; dairies ITO 1ec.
 Eggs strong; at mark eases included Choese-Steady iih @13e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Aug e.-Turpentine firm s5A @s5hci sales LVl7: receipts 1.22S: ship nents i.1Te.s F
 Rosin firm; sales 4.s71: receipts 4.11s: shipments s,sss; stock 153,373. Quote: ABC 32.5O@s5; b S2.eo@s6: s2.7OG7s: F $40; c s3. IS; H s3.4o95o; I S3.60075; K sa.4o9s5: M sssi6@2s; s5,7s; VIC Charleston, Aug. s.-Turpentine steady
 Resin steady. ABc s2.4s; sa.s0: E S2.sB: F S3.00907A: c Ss.05G12M: H ss s5; sS.65: S4.46; M s5.15; N ss. sB; VIC s6.15; wv $6.2S.
 New Orleans. Aug. s.-Reeeipts 10 bar reis rosin.
 Exports nona
 Wilmington, Aug. s.-splrits turpsntlns quiet Ae; receipts 35.
 Rosin steady S3 .25; receipts T1. Tar firm 1.50: receipts 109 ssa
 Crude turpeptlne firm st.75. s2.aS and Sa. %; receipts 7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON TUTUREs:
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

auiet; prices eight to ten points higher:
 American niddling fair ....e ez Good middlinS '..s s..s '.'ss'''6 Ae Low midltnG ssss-~s.ss .bAA Good ordinary s.ss -..' .ss...e ~ orrtnag rba gss,ss of the day were i.oOc bales, of vvhfch 200 were for speculation and export and Included 3,4o0 American. Receipts Lo0G Put Futures opened quiet and steady and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
Bsesvsx-as.

6eesWax-2ae.
 ed 20025c.
 Msal..standaru ssHc; watsrsrosnd csc:
 Fruit and Produce-rancy lemon. aeo. per box t4.oo; Irish potatoes per bushei S1.15; onions yellow globes $I.I5: fan cy HIP: peanuts shc Ib.: choice F'lorIda
 Tomatoes sl 50; snap Beans stand. si: cucumbeFs S1 so. -' Cheese-Full cream daisies Isc: atnrI.. 1kkc: ID. cuts square 17o.
 Grits-Rer bbL $4. 90: per sack s24s
 Grain and Hay-Bran q. 5S: shorts sI .eg: oats CSC; white SEC; white clipped s7He: timothy hay sis. %. Johnson grass 7se; Al. falfa S1.26s corn e8e.
 Prime Cotton Seed Eaal s2e Oe: aanked cotton seed hulls st3 ton.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. bbL soc gallon: eases. gallons @ .So per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand. gallons t14: h gallons ST 50; quarts e4. 2k per do1 brotlerR IS O 1bc.
 sasar-oranuiatsd szc: '. r. C. sxe.
 Country Buttsr--isc per h., Jersey but. aax xsc.
 BagginE-New Jute 50 or 30 yd. piecs, ID: sAc; lE ID. eMc: new sugar nacI sack 7M 0sAo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Aug e--Coffee futures open ed firm at an advance of ten points on scattered covering. which probably promoted by the reacttcnary tendency of the European markets following recent de- cfnes. Low temperatures in Brazil were not regarded seriously and primary receipts continued heavy but the market well sustained with offerings moderate and the close was steady at a net advance of @l5 points. Sales were reported of s,250 bags, Including:
 September .... .b. go Decemper ~. ss.e. ss.. '.'s '.''...' 5+9O May ssss ....... D .6O
 Spots steady; Rio No. 6Ke Santos No. s%e; mild dull; cordova 9& Q12hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
.omoAoo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

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 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chlcaeo. Aug. 6-Lower temperature in the Northwest and unresponsive cables had wheat market. the Sept~rsh@r delivery cios- Ing at a net loss of A 91hc. Corn was off hc; Oats were Ac higher. Provisions were unchanged to Sc lower.
 The wheat market opened weak owing to the improved weather conditions in the Northwest for the maturing crop and to the to the three cent advance here yesterday There was liberal realizing at the start and during the first hour sentiment continued
 Toward the middle of the day a much firmer tone developed because of a sharp advance at Winnipeg. said to have been due to fresh reports of damage to the wheat crop in the western provinces. 4 two cent slump at Winnipeg late in the session eaus- and the close was at almost the lowest 5 September oDened A@k to 1x@IKe lower at s5A to sec, sold off to 95c and closed at s5Kc.
 clearanees of wheat and flour were equal to se7.00o bushels. Primary receipts were 9es.0oe bushels compared with i,057.B00 the corresponding month year ago Minneap- oils. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of AT cars. against 474 last week and l5s
 Rain in Illinois. Iowa and Nebraska in- dueed free profit taking in corn, early ir the day which resulted In sharp declines in ali deliveries There were also buying ir shorts. however, on the break which caus- ed . steadier tone during the last half of the day. The close was fairly steady
 September opened Ic to 1%e lower al TAX to 75c, advanced to 75Mc and closed at 75kc. Local receipts were 1ss cars. with 13 contract grade.
 Oats were firm the greater part of the day, the weakness of wheat and corn being offset by numerous crop damage reports. An active demand for the cash grain at higher prices helped to strengthen the options.
 September opened Nc lower to Kc higher cd to 4Shc The close was at 4T%c.
 Provisions developed moderate weakness after firm opening. The early firmne- was due to an active demand for October lard and ribs by leca1 packers and ship pers, relizing sales. caused. the easy fin- ish. At the close September pork was off 5c at SIS. 75. Lard was unchanged at sss. 57h. Ribs were ia shade lower at ss.s7A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

s-Rsceivsd toO late to be included ia av- araEsH.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
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MEATHER coNpETIoNs.

RIVER FORECAST. The coosa will rise slightly; the Aiabams will remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07
NEW YORK COTTON OH

New York, Aug. -6,-Cotton seed oil easy; nriTne crude 2sN pace; do. yellow 40kc. sugar raw unsettled; fair refining sS. 62h centrifugal 9e-test s4. l2 molasses sugar S332h 637h; refined quiet.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Aug. s-COtton seed oil: prime 42e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-07

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-04

10 give employment to as many
of Marion's unemployed as possible
and because they believe 1t an ex-
cellent business proposition, coun-
ell at its meeting last night start
ed the ball a-rolling for new city
building at the present antiquated
structure, as has been foretold ex-
clusively in these columns.
A resolution declaring 1t necessary
to issue $15O.000 in bonds for a
city hall, $4,000 for q central fire
department and $4,000 for a city
market house, was introduced by
Councilman w. j. Gorton. The
resolution calls for a special elec-
ton to be held April 8 to secure
the consent o. the voters Of Marion
to the issue of the bonds.
After the first. reading of the
resolution, Mr.. Gorton stated that
he introduced the subject to get the
sentiment of the people OF the
city. He said that Marion needs
and is entitled to a city building
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-04
COUNCIL is A UNIT FOR
NEW CITY HALL PROPOSITION

AZ toretod Exclusivey in These Columns the City Dads
Made the First Move Toward New City Hall Mon.
day Evening-Counci Proposes to Limit the Work to
Marion Men to Correct1s Far Possible the Condi-
tons Of the Unempoye& Special Meeting to Consider
!, thssldauer VIII be Held Next Monday Evening
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-04
MISS ELIZA E. FISHER
died MONDAY EVENING
Deceased Had for Years Been
an Invalid.
Funeral Services will be Privste
From the Residence Of
Mrs.. e. s. Bull.

Mss Eliza Ellen Fisher, aged SO
years died at the home of her sis
tel, Mrs. T.. s. Bull, on South State
st'.'t, Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Sc had been resident of Marion
practically all of her life.
'ihe deceased had been an invalid
10, . half score years. About seven
ye..v ago she was stricken with
b. T.nness and since mat time has
been totally blind. About three
weeks ago she suffered stroke of
paralysis which rendered her entire
ly helpless.
or the immediate family, only
two sisters survive. They are Mrs.
,. l.. Bevan OF Toronto, Canada,
and Mrs. 4. S. Bull with whom she
had made her home for the past
twenty years.
VI e time for the funeral has not
been definitely determined but will
be lrivate. Interment will be made
in Marion cemetery.