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Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07
MINISTER sHERRiLL SAILS.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Cbarles H. Sherrill. the new minister to Argen- tina. sailed for Europe today with his family. After spending a month in Paris they will depart for Buenos Ayres. where Mir Sherrili plans to rive h's first official entertainment on July 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07

tate of said deceasd. viz: Che six
 room twc-story house and one five
 room two-story house and one lot n
 which the same is situate. so by 50
 feet, on what Is known as Aurora
 Mining claim in Tombstone Canyon, city Of B sbee. C9ehise county, Ter
 r'tory Of Arizona. for the term Of three
 years from February 1st, 1909, at the rental of $500 per month for the first three months of said term, and S5000 per month fer the remainder
 of said term. Sa rental payable in advance on the first day of each
 month and said petition on file as aforesaid is her by referred to for further particulars.
 Dated April 1st, 1909. (Signed)
 FRANK W. GOODBoDY, JudRe
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07
MODERN PLUMBING co.

UP-To-oATE PLUMBING AND
 JO6BlNG We guarantee frst-class work and material. All kinds of plumbing and Sewer Connections at Reasonable Prices. We make a speciality Of bar room connections.
 HARRIS BLK, BREWERY cULCH Phone 3fe. ?. O. Box 19sz
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07
ALL KINDS OF cHINKs
 ARE THINKING QUICK

PEKIN, April 6.-The new natur- alization law was formally r-n-uul- gated today. It provides that Chinese may no longer adopt foreign citizen shin and ce'ares that chine~e who in the past have become subjects or citizens of ether states are still Chi nese.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07
C0CH|SE Is
 ONLY COUNTY
 OUT IF DEBT
Report of Treasurer Hicks Shows All Bonds Retired and County Holding a Healthy Balance in Cash
Especial to ReviewJ

TOMBSTONE. April 6.-The month Sy report of County Treasurer Hicks for the month of MarcA as given be- low shows that the fnaness of the county gre in very good shape. The county now has the distinction of be- ing the only county in the territory that has not a bonded indebtedness.
 Last evening the surplus in the bond redemption was crdered to be transferred to the general fund while a warraat will be drawn to pay on the small shortage of $500 that was due in the bond interest funds and with these changes the history of the pended indebtedness of COchise coun- ty closes. The report below shows the receipts from the various county ofices during the m cnth and presents some interesting figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07
TAMMANY cHIEFTAIN
 CALLS ON TAFT

WASHINGTON. April 6.-RIchard Crrker. formerly Tammany Chieftain cniled on President Taft at the White House today. He is returning after passing the winter in the south
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-07
Mesa Butter

A strictly fancy creamery product for table use. always pure and fresh. THE MESA DAIRY < ICE co.
 Manufacturers For sa'e by all leading grocers in Bisbee sl.a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Dec 2s.-Heavy realizing in the cotton market during the days early trading made very little impression on prices. and later all active months made new high records more aggressive sup port from the bull leaders buying by spot
 houses. and covering by early sellers, The close was strong and at practically the best level of the day at net advance of 5913 points,
 The market opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of points, over night buying orders, but quickly eased off in response to indifferent cables and as a result Of heavy relizing It appeared that certain large interests were selling out long
 cotton and it estimated that during the morning not less than lO0 900 bales were lIquidated by Wall Street and Southern houses On comparatively slight declines
 however the market found plenty of support
 with other Southern traders and Chicago in
 terests heavy buyers around 16 05 for May.
 and after showing a net loss of about 6l7
 points during the late forenoon. 1t looked as
 though the heavy selling of the earlier seB-
 sion had relieved the market of much of
 the pressure from long account As soon as offerings diminished. early buyers became
 aggressive. while reports of a very nrm
 spot situation in the South were aeconlpa-
 nied by a good demand from 1orns of( tho
 Dig spot people m the locai market, which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30


 vas ln the May delivery During the day. and si.is and May between si.1ok end
 Firm cables ssvs the wheat market q strong stsrt. but prices soon reacted owing to selling inspired by lebiral receipts in the Northwest, where h was thought recent severe sterms wsp.d interfere with deliver les Notwithstanding the storm4 the re- ceipts today at MinneSpclis and Duluth were sis cars. compared with ies cars the core spending day last year. The market the greater part of the day was inclined to drag but became strong again in the final hour The strength was owing to reports from Kansas City that country sales were on the the top with December at s1.i7N and May
 Renewed iiquidation caused considerable weakness in the corn market early, but firm tone developed late in the session owing to the strenEth of wheat. The May delivery was subjected to heavy selling pressure be- cause of the large premium over the cash with prices unchanged to t c Hc hi<her,
 oats in sympathy with other graihs, seemed inclined to be weak during the first half of the session. but rallied in the final hour and closed with prices Ac lower to k0 Hc higher. The volume of trading was
 Provision. were firm the greater part of ment to the bulls in view of the unusually light receipts of live hogs at all western packing centers. Arriyals of hogs today were 5S,000 head compared with 129000 head the corresponding day last year. Pack CTS sold moderately at this and support was meagre. Prices at the close were enchang- ed to Toe higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

pool at one tune during the day was apout l5 English points up, but hnally closed at a net gain i.,. Of soous " were quoted at Ie points up on salss Of 1000 bales. basis s.42d for middling. During the holidays there was a good hisn prices. and ssceipts at all ports sere light about so.0o0 bales since last Frluay against l3s,000 last year and 2Ss,too year before last. The market held very steady at the a, aa, the continent was buying and that there were no sellers.
 ''However, secretary Hester's report last Friday was less builisa than look ed for. zz6.000 bales compared with 362.ee0 for corresponding week of one gear ago, and caused a tenporary us. cline cline od about 10 points; ss S,n The move Ds eember A vas s2s.27l bales against bi7.274 bales last year, thus far this month only 1,0s2,457 bales compared to fulfill our prediction that the De- cember movement this year would be one Of the smallest in sights for this month on record. The total amount of cotton marketed to December A is s.ss4.7ss bales against s.271,s75 bales to same date last year.
 The movement to market for week ending next Friday. December 31. uSiutS to Hot kuOFt IHau zfo,uuV D&les compared with 43s.ooo last year and 447.0e8 year before last. The spinners takings this week will be more buIlish than were last weeks. and the New Year will be ushered m under aus pices most favorable for higher prices for cotton after the holidays. Already the worlds visible of American cotton is s32.000 bales less than last year. by the first of January it will be about 100000 less than one year ago. and by the middle of next month 1t will probably be about 1,000, 900 less than last season, and at that time there will be about 100000 bales less to market than was marketed after said date last season.
 "In other words the world will be facing a deficit of about 100000 bales despite the short time curtail- ment resorted to. Business the coun- try over is in good shape and the out look for 1910 Is excellent. There was an increase of ssf.0oo.000 in the worlds production of gold the past year, and as hundreds of millions of dollars are to be paid to the public in the way of dividends at close of this year, about s225. 100000 In New York alone, continued prosperity seems as- sured."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
Government Expert Talks of the Canal -a Zone Soils.

New Orleans, Dec. 29.--That great opportunities in farming and fruit raising In the canal zone are offered is the opinion of Hugh H. Bennett, of the bureau of soils of the Department of Agriculture. who arrived here last night from Colon and left today for Washington.
 He ana ". A. Taylor. of the bureAu of plant industry, were sent to Pan anna to study the soil and vegetation in the canal zone. The results of sew eral months of investigation on their part will be embodied in a report soon to be presented by them to the De- partment of Agriculture.
 We found farming in a poor state" said Mir. Bennett. "In the whole ca- nal gone we found but one blow and that belonged to an American who seemed to be doing well.
 T believe that when the proper va rieties of seed are found that Panama will be able to grow it's own vegeta- bles. Some few kinds of vegetables are already being successfully raised there."
 According to Mr. Bennett the pro- duction of coffee, cocoa, pineapples and sugar cane is capable of great devel- opmsnt in Panama and the canal zone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
MONEY MARKET.

New York Dec. 2s.-Money on call firm 5@6M per cent; ruling rate and closing Did 5X per cent. offered at M per cent.
 Time loans easier; sixty days 4b per cent: ninety daya h per cent: six months Ak @4h per cent.
 Close: Prime mercantile paper sWeh per cent.
 Sterling exchange weak with actual bus mess in bankers bills at 4s494s4. 25 for sixty day bills and at 4sT 10 for demand. {. Commercial bills 4SSk OK.
 Bar silver b2A
 Mexican dollars 44,
 Government bonds weak: railroad bonds strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

has developed over the Missouri Valley It Is giving intensely cold weather to the Mis- souri and upper Mississippi valleys. with degrees below zero. Temperatures ranging from zero to IA degrees above zero prevail in the Ohio valley and lake regions. The high pressure area overlying the middle plateau region. has remained nearly station ary. and is giving zero weather to southern Utah, western Colorado, and western Wyom- ing Pressure is low along the Atlantic seaboard. with a storm central off the north Atlantic coast. There is disturbance cen- tral north of Montana. Fair weather is in- dieated for this section tonight and partly cloudy weather Thursday. It will continue cold and the temperature at Montgomery tonight will bs close to % degrees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
N-w ORLEANS sPor COTTON.
NEW ORLEANs COTTON,

New Orleans. Dec 2s.--Spot cotton firm. unchanged, middling 15hc; sales on the spot 75O bales; to arrive 1.450.
 Futures opened steady ht Q decline of O 2 points and immediately Afterwards fell to a level 6@10 points below yesterdays closing on the circulation of $500 January notices this being the first notice day for that delivery. Notices were promptly stopped and the market began to recover. During the remainder of the session prices gradu- ally advanced until, late in the day, there were 10@14 points higher than yesterday s closing and 20 points up from the lowest of the day. In the afternoon session the market was helped by reports of good business in the finished goods trade. Lead ing bulls offered the market good support whenever 1t seemed to need 1t. The closing was steady at net advance of 10Q13 points.
 Catton fntnres colsed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Chicago, Dec. 29-Llkelihood Of a falling off in receipts in the Southwest caused the wheat market here to close firm today. al- though final quotations were ho lower to Ike higher compared with yesterdays close. Corn and oats closed firm and provisions steady.
 The wheat market unsettled and prices moved over a range of N to t@13sc, trading in the December delivery was ex- tremsly quiet owing Go the contested condi- ton of that option. The bulk of business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
GIN CINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati Dec. 29.-Flour firm. Wheat firm $i .2S@31. Corn steady 63G Ac. Oats steady 4Tm hc. Rye steady IS e soc. Provisions steady Whiskey steady s1 35. Butter steady. Eggs firm 200 33c.
 Poultry firm: springers 13 3@14c; hens I2hc; turkeys I8619hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
aearche. for achooner.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The revenue CT 01onda@a put to sea from Nor folk this morning in search of the schooner Nettie Champion. reported abandoned eighty-five miies east by south of Cape Henry. Va The vessel is lumber laden-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
nRY Gnona NrARKEr.

New York. Dec 2s.--The dry goods mar. kets were moderately active today in conse- ossalce of semi-annual clearances Tn the tob- b.ng houses where retailers applied them tNn ~oads ruled firm and print cloth yarn goods are selling. Under | are steady with a nloGsr,.ts business passing. Yarns are firm and quiet. Retailers have been purchasing silks more freely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

in the local market when holders re- leased total of sss bales
 The trades were consummated close to the 15 Is cent level.
 The substantial buying with broad ening spot demand is boosting prices. The market continued it's advance toward higher prices Wednesday.
 All cotton months went up to 1s points,
 Many spot commitments have been delayed until January and according to reports, lively times are expected In spots during next month
 IAverpooIs spot sales Wednesday were 14,OOO bales. which confirms the Tact that the foreign consumers have enter the market.
 The receipts into the local market were very light Wednesday at l17 bales.
 New orleans reported spots very firm, hard to buy with little for sale.
 snot sales at savannah Wednesday were 1852 bales with middling quoted nt IS s-1s cents.
 Tupelo. Miss. wiped: Country sold out no cotton offering at present mar Liverpool cabled: Manchester Nore St Louis wired: "The southeastern i a,,dston has just closed a very satis- earforv year We have already sold for future shipments 10 per cent more goods than we have ever before book ed at this date.
 
 New York wired: "A Southern mill syndicate advised by wire had to pay very high prices for large amount Expected higher brices for spots.''
 Following are the opinions of some New York cotton houses:
 Argo. Jester & Co: We i9ok @ Tor for future and with increased demand from both foreign and domestic con suners, carrying prices to new high Renskorf, Lyon & Co.: should the market have any recession from this price. we strongly urge the purchase of May and July cotton"
 Raiiey q Montgo.nery: There is ex- pectatIon of a very active market and much higher level of prices after the new year and the general appearance of the market suggests the wisdom Of buying on soft spots
 Miller 6 Co.: "We advise buying, especially May, for a rufther auVance. Hayden Stone & Co.,: 'Advices as a whole are optimistic and with no evil dence of weakness in any department, the temper is toward a higher level" Bachc & Co.,: There is no evidence of a break on the part of the Southern spot holder on the long side. The longs in futures seem to have their own way"
 Following is a copy of a market let Ger aR mailed bv Fl. & B. Beer, cotton rnerchants, of New Orleans to their correspondents:
 After having been suspended for three days, trading in cotton on the principal exchanges of the world was resumed at new high levels for ths eaasou. cotton for delivery in March iu fhfe market having sold at 1894 today, Hfax n3 1s.e9 and July at 1G.s3 Liver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, Dec. 29.-Butter steady; re- ceipts 3,936; creamery held second to spe- cisls 2s S4c; process, first to special 26 o 29c.
 Cheese firm unchanged; receipts 1, ,s0s.
 Esss suonsI receipls 4S-I' state Penn- 70 e soc; do. gathered white 35042c; do. hennery brown and mixed fancy 40a 42c: do. gathered brown fair to prime S3439c; west ern extra first s4h @s5kc: seconds 2s c SIc refrigerators 22 1z e 26c.
 Sugar raw steady; muscovado S9-test 8 52; centrifugal 96-test { 02: molasses sugar S9- test S.27; refined quiet crushed 5.65; gran ula.ed 4.95; powdered 5.05.
 Petroleum steady; refined all grades sS. O5.
 Coffee spot steady; No Rio s%c; No. 4 Santos Sc.
 Molasses firm: New Orleans open kettle 32942c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
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wEATHER CONDTTToNa

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama: Not much change during the next two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

Car Lot Receipts. Wheat ss cars. with s7 of cantract grade. Corn 352 cars with of contract grade. Oats 260 cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min neapols and Duluth today were 412 cars compared with 3e0 cars last week and lss cars the corresponding day year ago.
 LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Liverpool, Dec. 29.--Closing: Wheat spot dull; No. red western no stock; futures quiet; December ss 2hd; March ss; May Corn spot new American mixed 5s sgd; old do. ss 5Md: futures quiet; January mix ed 5s 5%d; January plate ss Td'
 LOUISVILLE HOGS. Louisville Dec. 29.-Hogs touched $s.75 per 100 pounds at the Bourbon Stock Yards iOc over yesterday and new high record price.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans, Dee. 29.-Cotton seed oil; prime refined In barrels per pound 7.5o cents.
 NEW ORLEANS RICE. New Orleans. Dec. 2s.-Rice dull offer RouSh rice: Honduras s29ss.75 per bar rel; Japan $1.50@s2.7o.
 Clean rice Honduras sA @6&c per pound; Japan Is G2Rc.
 1lzE WEATHER. U. A. nNNAEfU1eAU "049A1Dt 1areau. Local Observation tCentrnl
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 Montgomery. Dec. es. 1908.
 Jwindi Rain state sf weather Etma lTen,p Ipr. hr.t in. 6 l ! and direetieD i1eothsl of wind. Fs:$ Es:$ 5. i: sS sS si:ss-s'v::; si:ss-s'~::s Sunrise e:4b am. Sunset 4;5o pm. Maximum temperature for day, 41 deg. Minimum temperature for day. 2S deg Average temperature for day, 34 deg. Normal temperature for day. 4S deg AccumuI. excess since Jan. l, 250 deg Av relative humid. for day, 50 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 63 14 inches rwenty-Two Southern stations and Thsis N Temperatures. December 20, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
TREAsURY srATENTENT,

Washington, Dec 29.--The condition of the Treasury at the beginning of business today was as follows:
 Trust Fundn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

Grain Statistics. Total ciearances of wheat and flour were equal to 47.o00 bu. Primary receipts were 573,000 bu.. com pared with 31i.00o bu,, the corresponding day year ago.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
 q cars; corn sos cars; oats 1so cars; hogs 25, 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
cnrrEr nrAnrrr,

New York, Dec 2s--The market for coffa. futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of points. in sympathy with the gain of kQ& franc at Havre and strength in the spot situation. Business was very little coffee for sale and the market advanced further during the day, closing steady at net advance of 5Qio points. sale were only $500 bags including:
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
COTTON GOSSIP.

Some activity was shown Wednesday in the local market when holders re- leased a total of 3ss bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Futures on the New orieans Cotton Ex. change today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
LTVERPOOL HOLIDAY
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Liverpool, Dec, 2s.-The corn and provis- ions exchange he~e. wi' ~'"- tary 1st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
METAL MARKET.

New York, Dec, 2s.-The market for standard copper was firm and higher today although no sales were reported on tho New York Metal Exchange Spot December and January closed at $iS.37M @62h: February SIS. s7h 975; March s13. .5o@s74. The London market closed steady with spot quoted at fs1 5s and futures at fe2 Is Sd i. Sales there included 1,20o tons spot and l,sO tons futures Local dealers report firm market and quote lake copper at SIS. .621 9s14; electroiytic at $i3.25975 and cast ing as SIS. 25 50.
 Tin was firm with spot and December closing at $33. s7k Q @s34.42h February at $S3. 90 @$34 10; March at s33. .95 @334. 25 and April at $sS. .95 @s34. 30. The London mar ket was steady with spot quoted at f154 and futures at lb5 los.
 Lead waS steady with spot quoted at t4 67h 912h New York and at $4.65 ask ed East St. Louis. The London market was higher at f13 Ss 9d.
 Spelter quiet locally, with spot quot ed at SC 1o4So New York and at ss .o5 O 10 East St. Louis. The London market was unchanged at f2s 2s Cd.
 The English iron market was lower at 51s 13zd for Cleveland. warrants, Locally. no change was reported No. i foundry North ern Is quoted at ls.5o@sls; No. 9 at SIS. 25 07s; No: l Southern and No, l Southern soft at SIS. 5o@$ $1s 25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

The trades were consummated close to the 15 1-S cent level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30
xoNDON STOCKS.

London. Dec. 29.-Ameriean securities opened higher today and continued to. im- uroye during the early session covering. At noon the market was firm from x to 1ik above yesterdays closing.
 There was some irregularity in the after noon trading but New York support steadied the market at the close.
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 Bar silver steady 24Ad per ounce'
 Money 4@A per cent.
 Discount in the open market for snort oiiis sK per cent; for three months bills Sh@ $ per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

added to the uneasiness of shorts Prices advanced very sharply late in the day with January contracts selling at Is.s7 and May at ls2 Southern spot markets officially reported were l-fec to kc higher. The buy ing by spot people is supposed to be the reason of calling by mills. and an impression has certainly been created that there is an improved trade demand, while Southern ad- vices claim difficulty In buying spot cotton except on a scale up.
 Receipts at the ports today 2s.3T4 bales against 3S,S27 last week and 40, 00s last year; for the week 100000 against 22s 5s2 last week and 2Ss,777 last year. Today's re- cetpts at New Orleans GAS against 17.s7l last year and at Houston TIPS against 7.53s last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed strong: ::
 SELMA COTTON MARKET. Selma Dec. 2s.--tSpecial. )--The price of spot cotton was quoted in the local market today follows:
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