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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

prompted general selling Of wheat on
the Board OF Trade here today. result.
Ing in sharp decline In the price OF all
deliveries. AT the close the net losses
and provisions followed wheat and
closed weak. Domestic conditions
were again the dominating factor for
ana sS az ali De N rns sat
drtfted into the pit today told Of the
steady advance OF harvest and claimed
generally good .yislds. sentiment was
os trading ~as bsra sale. Ss
which 81 selling Ia evans was bassd in Ill PROB.
ability on greatly Increased offerings Th
was no good support in evidence at
An advance Of lad to s-4d at Liver
vices regarding the wheat crop OF
France and Argentine caused 9 fair
degree of firmness at the start. but
before the end OF the first half hour
heaviness Increased as trading adj
vanced. Improved weather conditions
for harvesting inspired considerable
selling. The weather bureau reported
prevailed over a considerable portion
Of the country last week Is gradually
passing away and clear weather 10 In
ssh he Fh sv rsnse ss snS
116 is. The market closed weak
with prices from IA TO lac above the
low point Of the session, final figures
on July being at lis.
The corn market in general was
weak almost all day although the July
delivery manifested considerable
strength early in the session owing to
q fairly active demand by eastern
shippers for the cash grain. Practical
1y all of the grain in store here was
sold today to shippers who will apply
1t on previous sales and 1t was stated
that IL boats were available the entire
stock of contract corn In public eleva-
tors here would be shipped out by the
end OF the week. Favorable crop re-
ports and the slump in wheat were the
principal bearish factors. The mar
ket closed weak at almost the bottom
with prices 3-8 to 3-4 below Saturdays
final quotations
oats followed the downward trend Of
wheat and corn, the market being sub
jected to general selling pressure all
day. Crop reports were almost uni
formly favorable except from several
localities in Iowa where some "lodg-
ing" was reported as a result OF re-
cent? The market closed
weak with prices as to Us below the
previous close.
Provisions were weak all day. not
withstanding to 10 cent advance In
due to a marked falling off in demand
close were unchanged to % 1-2 lower
compared with Saturdays final fig
ures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
Latitude Under Compulsory Education.
Ma xasEalegranh -.

Latitude Under Compulsory Educat ion.
IN eohnection with the compulsory
education question. it is important for
the public to know what are and what
are not the usual requirements under
the laws in States where the plan has
been adopted. The Birmingham Age
Herald says:
Compulsory education Is, of course.
desirable wholly without regard to
race lines. All parents should be COM
relleo by law to send their children to
school. This goes practically without
the saying. for all know that when the
State provides means Of education it
becomes the duty of parents to respond
by utilizing those means.
But 1t would be cruel to provide
penalties In case parents 40 not prop-
s seen re r tat ss sesoo has mot
modations for all children OF school
age have been provided"
Replying to this The Chattanooga
IAN erroneous understanding of the
term compulsory education prevails
,throvghout the South. great many
the children IN the State up to the
public school house and compel them
70 become pupils Of the. public schools.
Sc to %ses the ohd sns Sc se the
They merely provide that all children
of school age shall attend some sort
Of school. given number Of days in
q year. un1ees the parent can show
cause why the child should not be ini
schqoi. A parent Is not compelled to
take his child out OF q private school
and send It to. the pubic schools. A
surprising number Of people. however,
believe that a school attendance law
compeis them to patronize the public
schools to the exclusion of the private
institutions OF leaning and sectarian
schools. Friends of school attendance
laws should be CAREFUL to explain this
There Is nothing tyrannical or harsh
in the compulsory education laws in
the onion. Their object is simply thst
every child shall through one medium
or another receive what amounts to g.
common school education. or course g.
penalty pursues those recreAns parents
who. seeking material profit out Of the
labor Of their children ct a tender age,
refuse to send them 70 school. but only
in this way can the law be enforced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


New York, June 2s--The cotton mar
ket had another very sharp advance
today. establishing new records for the
season with the close arm at a net
opened firm at an advance of one point
on July; generally 500 points higher.
In response to steady cables. but prf-
Of the aggressive bull suppl noted
Saturday. July was held basx by the
circulation of notices. but 1t soon be-
came evident that there was demand
for all contracts offered. and that po-
sition frmed up with the rest of the
list.
Realizing was heavy, and In spite Of
near mouths hrmness the market
sagged OF FIVE or ST xpoints during the
late forenoon with the set back encour-
aged by better weather South, in idea
that progress has been made to-
ward diseounting bullish July bureau
and the natural tendency to anticipate
q reaction following such sharp ad-
vance as recently experienced. There
was little or no bear pressure. however.
and after the market had absorbed
OF fully 100000 bales, the upward
movement was resumed. accompanied
by even greater activity and excite
ment than had been noted previously
the biggest trade interests were buy
ers OF the near months. and there was
a general demand for late months, but
after selling up TO II 90 TOT DecempsF
reaIizin gaRain set in and later huct-
uations were irregular.
The close was within two or three
points of the best. Southern spot mar
kets reported early were unchanged to
Is cent higher. Houston reported the
receipt of the first bale of Texas cot
ton and private advices from Georgia
stated that the new crop would begin
to move by August 10. July notices
Receipts ut the ports today 3,6s2
bales. against 3s.505 last week and b.
236 last year. Today's receipts at New
Orleans 1872 bales against 3,246 last
year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

The PhiladeIphia Record says; ''Divi-
dends and interest will be disbursed July /
by railroads. trolley companies. tnduasriai
concerns, banks ana trust companies the
federal governments and tho municipality OF
New York, according TO the computation OF
The New York Journal Of Commerce to the
amount Of SfS7, 62224e. an Increase Of 9is,.
100000 over a year ago Perhaps the most
striking feature OF this statement ID the fact
that. IN spite OF all the business depression
following the panic, theae payments a yeap
ago exceeded sifI,ooo. 900. There Is an in.
crease Of over 100000 in diyidends and q
I little over ~ nnn nm In fpferpst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

New York. June 2s-The market Tor coz
fac futures opened Irregular at an advance
of five points to a decline of 10 points. June
being relatively steady on little demand In
the absence at sellers. Later however,
the near months were offered a little more
freely and the entire list eased off under
liquidation and trade selling which may
have been encouraged by the increasins
movement. Havre closed y q y franc low
err and the local market closed barely
steady at a net decline Of sGl6 points
ing. Tune at g. 90; July at 6. 15 @20; Septem-
Der at 570@75: December at :so@ses
March at 5.s5 o. 10; and May at 90 10.
e691kc Mild coffee duh; cordova 9h
@12hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
(Th~ quotations are corrected daily 70
The Advertiser.)

tTh~ quotations are corrected daily for
The Advertiser.)
Groceries.
MEAL-Stanterd W. q. % ID. sacks ESQ
bushel; cream Peerless csc bushel.
COFFEE-Green, common to. ordinary 10
0ilc; prime 12@13c; fancy 149l5c; pea
berry l2Mc; old government Java 81 Oa2e;
ArbuckIe's &1f. 06 basis per case; prime
roasted IAN Qi4o; fancy roasted iGb ITc!
Mocha and java blends rs @sSc.
CHEESE-Full cream daisies Ie@ 500,
'A su0AR-Granuiatsd. standard $50: fancy
Y, c. 4H@6c.
asst patents ST.lo@2si fancy patents
" ssTIyAHcH-corn T@IOci standard goods.
Pearl Ahc; gloss lump 4%o; nickel foods
'0 gicE3E1trs fancy head TA0se: fancy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

New York. June 2s.-The London tin mar
ket was lower today with spot quoted at
~. hte market was steady with spot quoted
at $29. 12M @37h.
Copper declined SIS in the London market
with spot closing at E59 IS Sd and futures at
f6O. Locally the market was dull and
unchanged. Lake is quoted at s1s. rs q
62h: electrolytic at s13@12h; casting at
$12.75@$13.
Lead was shade lower at f12 lSs Cd in
London. Locally the market remained
quiet at 81. 35 Gas.
Spelter was a shade lower at E2l It's Sd
in London and remained quiet at Sc. 40 @45
locally.
Iron was a little lower at ASS Sd for
Cleveland warrants in the London market
No change was reported in the situation To-
cally. No. 1 foundry northern SIS. 500
$E; No. 2 $1,000; No. l foundry Southern
and No. l foundry Southern soft at SIG rs
Q$16.5 so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
yrs,pIE sUPPLY OF GRAIN.

Grain IN the United States on Saturday,
June rs, as compiled by the New York Pro-
duee Exchange was as follows:
NV wheat II, 80, 900, dec. 1.e64.oOO.
Corn 3STi, 900, inc. 17S,O00.
oats 6,2s7, 900. dec. $4,000.
ave 100000, dec. 5000.
harley 6S7, 900. dec. $4,000.
The Visible supply of wheat in Canada on
Saturday June 26s was 2. 10000 bushels,
decrease of 421,000 bushels
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. 5. ret. rs, reg 80. -. -. .'..' 10l y
do. coupon .... lO1 Il
u. s. 3s. reg .... .10lh
do. coupon zee. :. ......... .1O1A
u. S. As g.. .... .... ........11S
DO. coupon $50 80. '... LEU
Allis-Chalmers LIST 5s -. 49,. SO
Am Ayr. os - 49, -. '..' .'''. 100 y
ANN. & I. CIV. 4s... ....1O4%
ANN. Tob. IS sou
DO, bs 49, -. 49, "..' ''...... III y
do. Short Line LIST As 80. ..194M
do. CIV as '-s. Sc. .s.....- ll5
do. CIV. 0s ...... ....... llV q
Atlantic Coast Line As So. .... -. 95M
Baltimore & Ohio As 80. .100M
DO. SO -. 800 ...'-''''''... Va =
do. w. 3hs .... 80. .... ...... 9Oh
Brooklyn Transit CIV. As -... go. S7h
Canada southern IS -. .... lO6h
Central OF Georgia 5s go. 49,. III
Central Leather bs -. So. 93h
Central of N. gen. 5s go. ....127
Ches.~& Ohio AIS ....l14h
Chicago & Alton 33ss ,... ...... 75B
Chi, B & O. joints IS .... So. 80. sSh
Chi, NJ. & st. p. gen. rs go. E. go. 80
Chi, r. 1. & P. col IS 80. -. 80. SOk
do col bs .,.- 9s
do. rig Is -. >. go. :. ...... s1M
c. C. c. & ST. l.. gen. 4s..........-. aTh
Col Ind IS +'.- -....... IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
DRY GOODs MARKET.

New York June 2S.-Semi annual clear
.nce sales from the jobbing houses gave an
appearance of activity in the dry goods mar
Vet at the opening. Purchases were fair
hut not large The cotton goods market 10
very strong: a further al nee OF Nc
ward being noted in deni7 m other minor
advances were made. opened "TRIP
with a slight business don Raw SILK Ia
firm but is not being bought freely from
the new crop. Dress goods continued In sood
request from jobbers for fall delivery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

New York. June 2s.-Flour, receipts 10
O26; exports 1926. Dull and about steady.
Wheat receipts 1885, 700. Spot easy; NO 2
red old 81. Al nominal elevator; No. ? red
old s1.47; new sl.21A and August fob
afloat No. l Northern Duluth old 81 IA
nominal fob afloat; No. hard winter old
81 30 nominal fob afloat. Brillian crop pros
poets caused a lot of long wheat to be
dumped on the market today, filling up the
crowd and breaking prices over a cent per
bushel. Near the close slight ralliee &C.
CURED and final prices were %61c net
lower. July 81. 24b 925h closed $l24M:
September 81 Tx I1s%; closed SIISx:
December 81, l5%17h; closed S1.15A; May
closde $l.17%.
Corn, receipts LIPS; spot easy; NO old
new &c winter shipment Option market
was without transactions; closing XGNc
net lower; July closed 79c September clos
ed 75%c; December closed CSC.
Oats, receipts 65. $50 Spot quiet: mixed
26@32 lbs. 60c nominal; natural white 26 ga
lbs. 5sQ62c; clipped white 34@42 lbs 6oM
G65hc.
Hides firm.
Leather steady.
Talow dull.
Cotton seed Oil; easy; prime crude nom
inal: do yellow 5.5SQ5.62: September 6 90
d6.01.
Petroleum steady
Rosin quiet.
Turpentine easy 45c.
Rice firm.
Molasses steady.
Sugar raw. steady: fair refining s42;
centrifugal 96-test S.S2; molasses sugar
3.l7; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
'--R,.tns. x-Faiiins.
RIVER FORECASTS,

RIVER FORECASTS.
The Coosa and the Alabama will continue
TO fall slowly.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Fair weather prevails over most Of the
country this morning. but limited rain areas
are noted in Montana, Oregon, the lake re-
gion, middle and South Atlantic States, the
Gulf states, Nebraska. and Missouri At
Thomasvtlle. Ga. there was a "a hour rain
fall of AS inches. and at Omaha, Neb..
and Kansas City, Mo-. the amounts exceed
ed an inch: but they were light at all other
stations.
Temperatures are high over the great central
valleys. and are somewhat above the nor
NAL in the South. In the northeastern
states, the heat has moderated considera bly,.
A small area OF low barometric pressure is
forming over the southwest Gulf, and 1t is
expected to move eastward the next two
days. bringing showery weather In Alabama
tonight or Tuesday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery, Ala. for the "a hours ending
ak Q eA., 18th Meridian Time.
Monday. June 20. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
CIT 1orrIs PRoDUcE.

ST Louis June 2S.-Flour dull res WINTER
natents se.50@$7. 90; extra fancy and
Straight S; 7S@'s4O; hard winter clears
Timothy seed So 1908 as, 49,
Hay weak; timothy S1l@S12; prairie VIE
@$13.
Whiskey 81. Al. ..aos
pork steady: Jobbing s2e' %; .o,k a.o,
Lard lower: prime steam sll .32h 4Zs
~ salt meats steady boxed c extra ifS
- 1scon steady: boxed extra shorts 12%c;
clear ribs 12Mc; short clears I'm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

T indicates In -ppreciable rainfall. sFor
yesterday FLOR ~ hours ending am. 76sh
meridian time.
Note.-rhe average maximum and Enini-
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made up each center from the aetna
number Of reports received The state Of
weather is that Drevaiiipg at time OF OBJ
ssrVation.
REMARKS.
Showers occurred in all districts except
Charleston. Temperatures changed very
little.
f. C. HORTON. Asst. Observer.
Temp. in Charge Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
TRFAsURY BALANCEs.

Washington, June 2S.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balance in the general fund
shows:
Available cash balaT ce .... 80. S122 3Ss.2F
Gold coin and bullion . :. -. 42.614.I24
cola ~e~t'fi~~ toe .... 49,. e. 2T.62S.1b0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

NAVAL STORES.
Savannah, une 2S.-Tupentine firm 1Q
411sc; sales 1880; receipts sos; shipments
Rosin firm: sales lat; receipts 1914;
shipmenas 3,745: stock 123,e03. Quote: B
50. SO 672h; d SO. 90; z So. 4o@65: F s. so
a 80; q So. so; H 81. 0o@10; 4.20@25; K
81 so@sS; M IS .o5 20: N s5.1o@30; VIC
IS .4O@55; WV $5.40@66.
Charleston, June 2S.-Turpentine quiet
Rosin quiet: Quote: sBc s2.55@so; D
81 9A6s31O E IS 40 q So; F IS. go; q
So s5@s5; H $4.0O610; $4.20@25; K
IS. o5 a 30: M s5.lo@3b; VIC IS. SIS; WV
IS. 4o960.
New Orleans, June 2s.-Recetpts 2e9 bar
rels rosin; barrels turpentine.
Exnorfs uona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

CORN CHOPS-Per bu- ASK 0s2k,
coRN-whits from store % a. csc; mixed
sg HaSsY1@ .ssr; ehoic. DER ton ,,,. N.
per ton sts: Alfalfa per ton sas: Johnson
grass Dor ton SIS @ $1t.
OATS-White from store, dray lots s7o.
BRAN--Per ton s2s Shorts $50 S
GRITS-Per Dbl $3.50; per sack Sa.3s.
Cotton Seed and Products.
COTTON SEED-s18 per ton.
NEAL-Choice $24, firm; prime tn per
cent per ton $24: prime cake per ton sal
LINTERS-Per ID. 1896.
OIL--car lots; prime crude basis per ID.
4 1-Sc; basis refined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Chicago Grain And Produce.
Chicago, June 2S-RapiJ progress of
Na~vest onHrations in the southwest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
SELMA COTTON MARKET.


NEW OKLEANS COIION Of11. .
New Orleans, June 2s.-Cotton seed oil
prime refined in barrels, per pound $50
cents
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head sxo1xe. broken ss osxe: yaps,

head sx07xe: broken sKosxe; Japan
~ $50.
Louisiana 6oc.(
VINEGAR-Per gallon @2oc.
CRACKERs-xXX Soda 6Mc; XXX ain.
ger snaps &c; xxx Cream Sc: Xxx oystsr
fc: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit Sc carton zoe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Non ss. 40 a 90,
& Mustard 1915: Imported Non key openst
MoLAsSEs-Georgia Cane Dbl, $50 sei.
case g gallons. per case $3.50; Prime Sen.
trifugai corn syrup In cases . gallons. So
p MAPLE sYRuP-'Log Cabin" brand q
rallons 81 persscase, IL gallons 81 Eo: a
Quarter gallons 50 30 per case.
Provisions.
BACON MEATs-Giear ribs s1s.asK 07o,
LARD-Hog compound SIC: fancy hoe
fard 1a&c: kettle rendered Ia M EnS
snowdrift $40: snow-whits skc: FiaSsss
white sac; standard cotton oil lard sEe-
AIS: dry salt cut ribs s11.15.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-16h @eaAc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Another New York wire reads: Jour
nal of Commerce report on Mississippi
and Louisiana very bullish practically
confirms all that has been said. Six
States. Alabama, Georgia, North and
South Carolina, Mississippi and Louis
lana, have now been reported in Bad
shape by journal of Commerce. Ma
tional ginners' condition said to be 76,
compared with 81.l by Government
May rs"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
NEW ORLEANS sror COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON,
New Orleans. June 2S.-Spot cotton was
firm; receipts 1872; stock i1I,331.
Low ordinary. nom :. 1s-1ec
Oroinary 80. $50
Good ordinary -. -. -. 10 1-Isc
Low miounng ..ss ....lo 15-16c
Good middline =. -. 49,, ....iIIc
MIuohns iair -. -. ........12kc
Resi' Aoin '.ss ...s -. ..lsc
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
New Orleans. June 2s.-Spot cotton was
sales were 100 bales on the spot at 200 to
arrive.
Futures opened steady with the active
day. as aresult of bulIish advices from
abroad and unfavorable crop reports. New
orleans future market during the e.rIy
trading when a prominent operator offered
to take 10000 Of July at II. 90.
Predictions that there would be a oontin-
nance of wet weather in those sections
which have already reported great damage
smother bush factor p Prof sayy ans .s wSs
ed to check somewhat the advance in prices,
but the close, which steady, found the
active months IL to II points above the
Cotton futures closed steady:
xnE WEATHER.
O.i,:s s.. sssss; DsDsrsHs.s e As.,ssls.r''
Montgomery. June rs.
r.. r.np. pi'ss f. 49,. s;s So !" s,r:ssiss 3.
s I'm g 90 % p. ols eIoads"sp.
Maximum temperature for day. 90 deg.
Minimum temperature for day. "a deg.
Average temperature for day, 81 deg
Normal temperature for day, 81 deg.
Accumul. excess since jan l. 1ss deg.
Av. relative humid for day, eS per CT.
Total rainfall since Jan ]. 81. % inches.
RxvER BULLETIN.
Eloodl Gage lChnsi Rain,
etasel Readsl "a fall
STATIONS: i7am-l hrs.
s s s;:;::; / {: &; 8;
S ss,Iss -: 4 ~ %.. :
Selma ....l IS 1871 x0.4 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

New York wires: Reports this
morning give a disastrous account of
conditions in some parts of the belt.
This confirms the Journal of Com
merce's special report this morning
showing a deterioration of to 10
points in Mississippi, and a very bad
outlook in Louisiana. We believe there
Is quite some short interest yet to be
covered and as cotton Is of such ex-
cellent quality there is little chance of
much of 1t being rendered on contract
day"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

There are Some reports of the boil
weevil from the Paris and Greenville
sections of the State, but all reports
from Northeast Texas show excellent
prospects in other respects.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
LONDON WOOL AIARKE.

London, June 2S.-The wool arrivals for
the fourth series which will open shortly
fnlInMs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Following are some weather reports
from other points in the State yester-
day:
Selma Clear, hot. Hard rain Sat-
urday afternoon and shower yesterday
afternoon.
Eutaw-Clear, hot. Hard rain Sat-
urday afternoon.
Birmingham-Clear. hot Hard show
ers yesterday afternoon.
Tuscaloosa-Rain yesterday after
noon; now clear and hot.
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such other and further relief as to
the the Court may see proper
You are further notified If o fail
TO appear and answer or plead in
this cause on or before the 9th of
December, 1909. judgment by default
win be rendered against you in tlis
suit and the allegations in plaintiffs
complaint viii be taken as confessed.
J. T. Evans is attorney for plaintiff
and his business address IS Roswell.
New Mexico.
WITNESS my hand and seal of aid
Court this 2Gth day of October, 1909.
(SEAL) s. /. ROBERTS,
Wky At. Clerk.
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In the District Court, chaves County
New Mexico.

In the District Court, chaves County,
New Mexico.
Efie Brown, Plaintiff,
v. Suit No. 1647.
Edward Brown. Defendant.
Notice of Suit.
To the defendant, Edward Brown, in
the above suit:
You will take notice that a suit has
@ fled against you in he District
Court. Fifth Judicial District. Terri
tory of New Mexico. for the County of
Chaves, in which Ehie Brown is plain
tiff and Edward Brown is defendant
and numbered 1647 on the docket of
said Court.
That the object Of said suit is az
follows: Suit to dissolve the bonds
OF matrimony between plaintiff and
defendant for the purpose of obtain
ing a divorce for plaintiff and for
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-28
Classified 'AdS.''
FOR SALE.

FOR SABE:-Four cylinder Ford run
about. good IS new. Inquire 100
n. Lea. 03t3.
FOR SALES room brick house, 3
lots. Artesia well. price $500 IL
taken al nee Pill n. Wash. 0"t4*
FOR SAIE:-Three lots close i! l..
front at corner of 9TH and Main
St. with artesian well and ? story
adobe house. See J. A. B. Bear at
Record Onicfie 02tf
FOR SALE:-S0 acres of land scrip
special price il sold this week.-Ti-
tie & Trust Company. 43tf