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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
ESTABLISHING JAIL IN BULLFROG

Whereas; the Bullfrog Township Is situated
50 Tar distant from the county seat, and
whereas, the county's INDECENT. insane and
Feeble minded wards IN said township demand
the care and protection OF the county, and,
whereas, prisoners or parties in the custody
OF the sheriff, in said township REQUIRE a tenn.
porary protection of the county;
Now, therefore, he 1t ordered tina d county
mousse Tor such uses aud purposes be constructed
on lot in block 30, Town OF Bullfroe. IN snid
Ihat said building be inside measurement 10
clear; that said building be built of stone, the
walls 20 be two feet in thickness and no no con.
strueted OF large stones, and IN u substantial
lhg - to have one window on each side three
feet high ana thirty inches wide, crossed win
one inch steel bars one Inch apart; each OF said
bars TO be set at each end 30 least thrpe inches
III the rockt with o roof made OF sheet iron. HAT.
covered with one inch plank ana with four
lhches oI dirt on TOP. a partition 10 be built oil
stone through the middle
All bids must be filed IN the ONCE nj tbn
County Clerk, at Touopah. on or before no Brst
Monday In June, lpO5.
The Board reserves the rfght Ia re{ert INV
and al bids
". Il. CUDDY.
EUGENE LOCKE.
WM. ROGERS.
&ye, STATE or Nevada.
Attest o true copy.
,Seait G G BENIS.
Clerk OF said Board
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-10
NOTICE

Notice il hereby given that the SOUTHERN
NEVADA ABSTRACT COMPANY Is the duly
authorized agent for the sale, rental or leasing
o. me surface rights OF the Vonopah Mining
Company ana the Jim Butler Tonopah Mining
Company.
All persons occup ing the surface ground Of
ethtf OF these companies must pay rental for
same TO the SOUTHERN NEVADA Alb.
SIkACI COMPANY; no payments TO other
persons VIII be recognized.
bdildlng ulon or tteSpaSsing on any vacant
OF unoccupied lots or lands Of these com pHuies
without permission Ia writing by their duly
authorized agent. rs herehg forbidden. and ali
persons ul>tesardiHg this notice viii be prose.
Cuicd.
TONoPAH MINING co. OF NEVADA.
JIM BJILER TONU'AU MINING co.
20 lBy 4. a. Keith General Manager
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-10
Just What Everyone Should Do

Mr. j. 7. Barber of lrwInvillc. Ga.
always keeps II botlIr Of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy At hand ready for instant
use. Attacks Of collie. cholera NOR
bus and diarrhora come on so sud
denly that there Is no time to hunt a
doctor or 90 10 the store for medi
cine. Mr. Barbor saws ~ have
tried Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Dlarrhuea Remedy which Is one
Of the best medicines | ever saw.
keep i bottle of il IL my room rs /
have had several attacks of collie and
II has proved Ga be- the best medicine
! ever used Sold bg AL druggists. y
J. 4. Singer Of GuIdliell iva, IN
town this week
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
STATE or NEVADA.
COUNTY or NYE.

HNAhAEDt -NENAAAr N-
COUNTY o. NNE.
70 W. a. JENKINS:
You are hereby Notified That we have OK.
penuea two hundred dollars ia labor ana i'm.
~provcmcuts, upon the Guide Fraction. located
May Il, l403, and the Merchant Tailor. located
June y 1903, IN San Antoine Mining Dfsfrict
county OF Nye, state OF Nevada, as will ap.
pear By certificate filed july ID, 1919 HI tba
ONCE OF the Recorder Of said County. in order
70 hold said premises, under the PROVISIONS of
section 232i, Revised Statutes OF the United
States, being amount required to hold the same
tor we year ending December 81, 1904. and If
Ntlhlh ninety days from the service OF this
notice tor within ninety days after this notice
bN ppItcationl, YOU fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure as CO.
owrer, your interest 10 said claim will beccome
the property of tine subscribers under section
1924, Of said Statutes.
GEO. A. CoLF.
r. i. MCAEEE.
T.. T., HERON.
Tonopah, Nevada, May lh. 1905,
list pub, May ~. 'Ij.gOd.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05
Ordisses 60

Eic- asses ior Shows Peld!sss Operas
ADD Piaces Of amasneats
I NJ show, circus. nlenagorio ar oh
tr exhibition by y AaI sVsS name Known
~ hooBfsr i. may DO pshoSmsd shall
shaw, sshi5N give raterisipm eass q
give oY"f,ss q aay kind 81 Mold forth
Saain tie eOrIoFsts limits ~ ths city
without haYing first Obtained License
,hrgsSf VravAsd that she Foregoing
SHAH nnt apply Nheso any EXHIBIT or
pesE.EmnRSc IL eiVsn or raale III She IN
trrs$. ~ The bsUF!i! o. any AGne OF
uhari!abs Institution.
= No rsrior shah bawk- p,adle sen
q slsesioe goods, waves or lneToh snc 4 r
wi,hsn she city limits without having
sp,i ,5s,@iaes , iiaense 81 10 DO.
4 Ijeeass % sVeeese.. shoOs ana
sssana sass.s ~ OF Within lails "a ths
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05
Dewey

CArissDas Dews was frozen on she
wAes issi week and are jost shaw'ti el
Miss Lena Rhdle arrived fgom Kla
Sas Ia gisii her sister
John Gofi Of the TsrltOsy aud tiri-
h'lt Hart % Joplin were al Mrs, Coils
Mr., HarFy Clark of Joplin spent Sun
day With Mrs, Ihampsou. Mr. Fisher
and family vita Mss. R.Dsaart; Mas.
Estey and family Witb Mss Fagefs 81
Carbegs; Mr.. sna Mira Matthew'S With
snN Misses Walls Mr.. apd Mss, Wood
aud M agd Mrs. Carter wesa y itA rel-
alive IL CaItsiCa.lN,
Mr., Herman Rossnh IS living ~ pros,
eat Al Ne Riashart a04e NntiA Rr gels
q Law toasr,
Mrs, G,daiS and ahTry Prlngis hare
n)Ced hack on her iarEA aGa arc oeoH,
pying ,kO holao uiih Nj, TAeMpsns
aGd iaaiG an'il !hs Inst al March
Wb~n Mr. Phompsoo WiA laoye,
Ul.le CseA Ro1sNh Is quite SEX Nak
pneumonia,
Mr.. aAd Mrs, J,,p.s A,V~ Hspl~d 10
k-olr,o.aWn.
HeNry 5nEs3 has synrsd 10 CaryseSn,
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05
zion.

The 1!cp Sunday Sahonl Eo.d Hs az
pual election rs Hsg.ai rnd the faH)wina
officers aud teachers wegs rleet8J,
Sunt. II, O. E&rk Ass't Sups u Vim
cent? Seoy and Troas. Stella 1Aomt.,
Organisi. Pearl Shspdss Tesetrrs, s.
\. Thomas, Ethel Earl. Sts,h NlpU9t,
eod Stella CeY,gt Every body ..'oor-
daily invited 10 attend Sunday Sssad,
Holidays arc oSss asd We ata sEl.u o.
our desks, ready fVy hara wJrk NDr
vacation week has bean Ly.>y 2ro IN
the way OF ENTERTAINMENT,
ON "Wednesday esss.ag Sac sa@m0
School rendered yegy pleasing lit,E
Gry psSgi aN ia iAo y,sv@pns-s " pateus
and friends Of the sohonl followed ny =
"Box SuppsT"A. Tne cake given 20 .ao
Young lady sSseiVing rhe hssA.st pnn,
Der % solea fen 20 ellie Iohsscs, who
requested the aGos nneeg to cut tAa
cako and pass i 20 those who voted Zoe
her. The proceeds atGaGgsgd 70 NG9ua
slT.o0 Nhiel, wEll 10 Wssa - Las Aog,'
books f,f tho GkEaTy.
TAA N tssee Saoda aHa Sses]a Ntn~n.
Sptertaanel the sonny Ysople a. IL " ~
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05

ci'y limits et00nrer day; oB ala show :
and exhibitions on the street g. 10 PSI
day.
r. Al OPENS aod shoas in isot.' or
rooms where tho admission = SC or stss
1900 per aay or 5l60Q per week and
where the admission is mora than 35c
$3.50 pes day or SD 90 per week.
c. PcddleTs and sellers Of waros and
Ads. sa00 per day,
This ordinance TO go into efreei fyou
and alter its passage, Passed and ap-
proved this 3n& day Jao. 1916.
Al, A. QCIuFN, Mayor
Holmes, Clerk.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05

pu,Gng ca TbGsday sysi ilg, GaMes
aud mesic wore ash l,S.ding lea,uye.
Ma. O..loG byoGghs his Il ~ phonogaph
laNp and Mr. V,nesu. Aay,ag pSr$oulrd
his daughter ha.l-sone at-g plaso,
,t,y we're Goth GupgS Initiated
AAgspurt good luas
u IS yeposieA that Mr. Campbell has
.sgied .bs usspOatk ;agn. MM Horn
back co4t,Gpttes moyjug 10 New Mex.
,go
Mia W&sl,es nlaoa II Ma, PAIL
Fsl..,s Who (0rnesiS lived ia tbs
ue0ghhorAoad gave recital .! the
church Frasy night, Sac "a 4 yNapg
l.dy u yags ability acA shaald eaye
ysen gree'yd Nltb "a luu Aagss,
a uad log y.ade iis appearance an
lhe t,ylp q Nc, 1ussson sEe lsass Line
anh bis gB Ellle sat tsts;os aod sly
hags, Mr., Tsk,g had the aig kpicd
Snd Nil. Eae ap the hogs a"pIrete IrORa
dis others .assait .sasas..psgt ass, /. Is
aapsl .kst poihu. serious MI! result,
Q. l. G,
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05

M Snd Mrs FI0Nors haIo nlorrI U
lGa farm Of Mr. RotSeh
Rev Ferguson will P;nlc1 Nh
iFih Sunday 81 ppryy daD'. Srg- !.
Some OF she beishbogs iorsus New va $
was has day and d!a not turn a0t 10
hear hila.
The Jasper news., 1905-01-05

tE lraNe she Storms OF ChiiseOt Pass,
4li cross The plaiDsof q zen glass
tNi 'sato Tay 1iie so,. efoss iho sra.
Rather hap H. aiihoui Rocky Morn
lain Tea. ns SCRobLES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Clear Weather in Spring Wheat Distri, Causad prfCes fo SaU

Nuubsu frICcs tO sag.
 Chicago, August 1s-Clearing weather in the Northwest eliminated speculative inter sst in wheat and left the market dull and easy. September closed 1asc down Sep Provision. closed sa a!7Ho lower.
 western markets was reflected here by an initial decline e; in September wheat of F Q further down the scale. Rains in the spring wheat districts having seemingly been re- tion was the signal for a return of bearish continent. Traders who had been led into nSyGs by ,ssq fSsm'r scnSons
 heavier receipts in the Southwest likewise exerted an influence toward lower prices some short lines were covered at that fig ure. the market acquired no buoyancy. The
 sose the o~ sa'S pons Ttn a SsPsSsr spsS streets exports of wheat and flour for the week were 1.oeo.ooo bushels against i,7os,- against 454.7o0 for five days last year. Pri, mary receipts were sss. 900 bushels.
 .hs d,r good aemand .,n for corn for export was Opening prices were easier under scattered selling by small holders who were pessi- The taking on of large line of old crop September delivery by prominent conn of sentimeH. ana advanced ali deliveries. New september. which was down A O kc at the the opening opening at 52x @52Nc. gained 2 cent.
 Scattered selling by commission houses prices did not vary much. The bulk of trading consisted of changing. Demand for export was reported good and this had a sustaining influence September ranged be- tween iS% @2sc and 26hc. closing steady Provisions were steady although prices suffered some from realizing sales Pack CTS favored the buying side and there was a moderate shipping demand September pork closed 17hc off at $14.15; lard down 5r at s772h. and ribs 2Ac lower at ss7i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
WALL STREET REVIEW
fEEc;ATII1oSNARy MEAsgkEs To FEE
Stock Market Took Reactionary Turn as = Whole, but Continued to Show
 Firm Undert0ne.

measures to preserve profits in the shape ing demand today and gave the stock mar ket a reactionary tone as a whole. The market continued to show & firm undertone which was manifested by the progressive duiiness of the trading as prices declined. The selling. in fact. was not pursued aggres- sively and the market had frequent periods
 Reading went to a new high level and was the strong stock among the active sell was quite general, but was most mark ed in the latest speculative favorites, The Pacifics were especially affected. so much tion to issue additional Southern Pacific bonds to account for the weakness. The rumor was without official sanction.
 The renewal of the dispute over freight rates between the coast and Gulf lines wa. was a disturbing factor upon sentiment and in the South also was disliked The sus- tained firmness of Japan and Russian se- circles in an ultimate agreement in a peace treaty at Portsmouth. But the almost hope less tone of the news reports and of the di- not without their influence on sentiment The possibility of the failure of the con ference had its part in inducing profit talk of the currency movement for the week in dicating loss to the interior of something fluence on the market. especially as the sub treasury was absorbed from the banks in addition to some 1000. Part of the latter item is due to payment of drafts by internal revenue collection and represents indirectly the growing demand of the in terior for furds
 With the Enormous crop in prospect and the great business activity of the interior this requirement. may be expected to ex- pand from this time forward While the market showed resistance from time to time prices were tending downward at the close. which was about the lowest of the day.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value. s3,S50000. United States 3s ad- vanced h per cent, the old 4s < per cent and the new 4s # per cent on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
Bell That Columbus Heard.

LeslieS weekly.
 There is bell at Washington, D. C., whose history dates back to the very beginning of moderate civilization on this continent. It is a trifiing affair as regards size. It's dimensions being only eight by six and one-half' inches, yet its notes have sounded to call the great discoverer Columbus to prayer and worship. It was brought from Spain in December, 1493, and set up in a church at Santo Domingo, It was the special gift of King Ferdinand. and bears the initial of his name, "F," in old Gothic upon it's surface. When La Vega, the new City of the Plains. was founded, church and bell were bodily removed to it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
Didn't Follow Instructions.

T1dTptT s W ttkIy.
 One of the modern schemes of physi- cal development that has won favor Is a systematic method of breathing. A certain inquirer who was interested in the principles of this system recently wrote to one of its professors for a de- scriptive pamphlet. One of the rules on the first page read as follows:
 After the morning bath take a deep breath, retain it as long as possible, then slowly expire"
 He decided not to try the system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New OrIeans, August Ib. Spot cotton steady; sales. 425 bales, including 125 to arrive Quotations unchanged
 Futures opened strong with prices 17921 points higher than yesterdays closing. in fIuenced by the early improvement of 19 English points in Liverpool. Heavy buying orders from prominent bulls and the outside public caused a further advance of 4@5 points. Later in the session realizing sales by satisfied longs resulted in a decline of 1S@20 points. In the trading the fluctua- tions were numerous and fairly wide. The market closed dull. near the bottom the list showing net gains of 697 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
T Indicates trace of precipitation.

Tempernturcs are somewhat lower in all eastern districts, except Savannah, and are nearly stationary elsewhere; rains in all districts being heavy in south-central Ala bama, north and east-central Georgia, and excessive in southeastern Arkansas
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
Indicates rise. = Indicates fall

Indicates rise. Indicates falL
 River Forecast.
 (For next two days)
 The Coosa and Alabama will continue to rise slowly. except the lower Coosa will re- main nearly stationary tonight.
 Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours.)
 Showers have continued over most of the cotton belt and the Florida peninsula, and have also fallen in the lower Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and upper Michi- gan. under the combined influence of storm areas over northeastern Florida, western Kansas and Minnesota. and areas of high over New England and the north Pacific coast region; the rainfall has been heavy in south-central Alabama, north and east central Georgia. and Minnesota and exces- s!ve In southeastern Arkansas: day tenn reratures were somewhat lower over most of the cotton~helt yesterday and are now somewhat lower over northeastern Florida. eastern Georgia and the northern slope of the Rockies and have generally changed but slightly elsewhere
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 2& hours ending e. m. 75tA meridian time
 MONTGOMERY. Ala, August. IS 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 Port MoVeunaut

Galveston-Firm. lOAc; net receipts. B. 349; gross, 534s: sales. 55s; stock. 67.05S.
 New orleans-Steady, lo%c; net receipts. 631; gross e3l; sales 425: stock. 7s.327 shipments. to France. 1.223: coastwise, 90s.
 Mobile-Nominal. Toe; net receipts. 124: gross 124; stock. 21ss.
 Savannah-Firm. l0Ac net receipts 476 gross. 47s sales. l,o2o; stock. l7.sss; ship 'ments, coastwise, $40,
 Charleston = Nominal; net receipts Is; gross, I3i stock, S,e4i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New YoEIt August ls.-Bieached roods ss.arteI ste another upward movement in the pt lines were moved up k cent per yard
 buyers consider prices on all cotton goods purchases to small lots for immediate ,,se prints F, were again in heavy demand, stocks at iirst hands are exhausted. Cotton varn" of lower and medium counts arc sJusSyotra S,ns despite the easier Quotations for cattan l's'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
MARKET FOR FUTURES
ANOTHER SHARP ADVANCE AT MORN-
 ING SESSION.
Opening Was Firm at an Advance, and Big Net Gain Was Realized During
 the Early Trading.

New York, August 1s.-rhe cotton mar .atet. after another sharp advance. early ruled rather irregular and closed at a moderate reaction from the best. though prices still showed net gain of sol points Sales estimated at 550 900 bales. | The opening was firm at advance of '2@il points, and inside of the first half hour the market had reached net gain of 23 G2s points. with October cotton selling ct 75c. or a little more than half a cent above the low prices of the previous, day. There was active covering by smaller shorts, frenewed support by Southern bulls and a scattering wire and commission house de- mand on the advance which was attracted by higher cables, another bullish private es- klEnate of the crops condition placing 1t at Ss.3 per cent against 76 last month. and reports that the Lancashire strike had been finally averted,
 On the advance there renewal of bear pressure. also considerable realizing. and the merket worked off several points with local bears becoming more aggressive toward the close when. however. there was also covering by early sellers and some bull support The final tone was steady at about II @i3 points off from the best
 The weather continued dry and hot in the Southwest. with rains in other sections and Southern spot markets were officially reported unchanged to He higher Receipts of cotton at the ports today. 1881 bales, against s.710 last week and 3,Ss0 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19

CHILDRENs' DAY

CHILDRENs' DAY AGAIN MONDAY.
 Round trip free for children, I2 years old and under, on the Montgomery Street Railway to Electric Park, noon to 8 p. m. Half rates on attractions as usual.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
Wheeling & Lake Erie 4s .... a... .. s3 wisconsin central As .... ..-. .... st5
 TREASURY BALANCES.
 Washington August 1s = Treasury ball.
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, August is.--The following are the bank ciearings at the principal cities for the week ending Friday, August 1s. as complied by BraJstreet:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. August 1S.-Flour dull Provisions firm. Whiskey steady. sl. 2s. EgEs firm. 1s917e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile August IS. = Arrived strs pn- Ike, Nor Christiansen. Belize: Hiram, Nor svensen. Ceiba: Bluefelds. Nor, Hansen Ellis. Nor. Hansen. Boeas del Toro Clear ed; Str. Hispania. Nor. Seeberg. Boca~ del Toro; sdhr. Charlevoix- Br.. Brown. Matan- gas.
 New Orleans-Cleared: Str Chalmette Birney. New York; Wm. Cliff. Br, Davis Liverpool
 Port EaJs-Arrived Strs. Fl Paso Pat ten. New York; Mariner. Br., sanderson Huelva: schr. Nimbus, Stahl New York
 Really Good Mixer. New York Sun.
 Johnny-Pa, what is a good mixer? Pa-A man who can mingle the mint of the moneyed classes. the Ice of the indifferent and the whisky of the ma jority Into one grand julep.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19

Wilmington Nominal; net receipts. 2; gross. 2; sales, e7; stock, 1.s25.
 Norfolk--steady. ioxc: net receipts, ess: gross. 66s: sales, 141: stock, 13.746; ship ments, coastwise. L264.
 Baltimore-NominaI 10Ac; net receipts 23s; gross. 23s; stock. 7ss; shipments to nent, i,s12. New York-Quiet. 75c; gross receipts. 2.237: sales 800: stock. ff4.075: shipments to Great Britain. 2,515: to France. 2,2l2; to continent. 3.517; to Japan. 500.
 Boston--Quiet 10. 75c; net receipts. s9; gross. l.496; shipments. to Great Britain. l. bS6.
 Philadeiphia-steady. lie; stock. 2os3.
 Newport News-Net receipts, 21: gross. 2l: shipments. coastwise. Fl.
 Brunswick-Net receipts. 239; gross, 239; stock. 4,21f; shipments. coastwise. 29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
Interior Movement.

Houston-steady. 1Ohc: net receipts. B. 529; gross, s.52s; shipments. 2.ss1: sales. A: stock. 20.319.
 Augusta-Firm, 1ohc: net receipts, 274; gross, 274 shipments. s15; sales. SIT; stock. 7.167
 Memphis-steady. 1oxc: net receipts. 27o i: l1.s75
 St Louis-steady. 1ohc; net receipts. ioo; 14.627.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts. s1s; gross. SIS: shipments 1O9 stock. ll.469.
 Louisville-Firm, lOAc.
 Total today; Net receipts. 4.5I4; gross. 5.770: shipments. $500; sales. $40: stock. s5.517.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York August 1s.-Ths following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since Sept i:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
NEW ORLEANS suGAR.

open kettle centrifugal. 4h Q4Nc; centri- fugal whites. 415-1665 1-l6c; yeliows. 46 x c: seconds 2k 43&c 'v centrifugal. 6dl4o 'N'
 Syrup nominal. 30c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
ST. LOUIS pROy1sIoNs

St: Louis. August is.-Flomr firm Whiskey steady, $l 32
 Fork loweri jobbing, $142s
 Lard lower; prime steam. S7.3o
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts go: clear ribs Ss.oo; short clears Ss. 25 Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts s9 37ih :. clear ribs. ss.75: short clear. $lo. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
LOCAL COTTON MARKET

Tn the local market yesterday old spot cotton was quoted as follows: Strict middiinB 10 1s Strict low middling ... .... ,... 10 3-16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19

Casino Matinee Today, Children Free. Ladies Free Tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
NEW YORK COFFrr AND sro.,

New York. August ls.-Coffee~snot R,o steady; No. ' invoice. SNc Mild steadv. sugar-Raw unsettled; fair refining. a7- ISq3hc; centrifugal. es test. { i-isa4Xc moIasses sugar. 3s-16Q3kc Refined
 The market for coffee futures onened steady at decline of 59l0 points under what disappointing cables and Sesira = take recently accumulated profits mod crate demand developed at the decline and tne maiket during the middle session r11lad generally steady with prices only pSrt,aI poinis lower but later offerings Increased unchanged on August and 5G1o noints nts lower on other positions Sales si snn pHa...s ha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
Cash quotations were as follows

Tash quotatIons were as follows: S1hc fee' eo7s g 56h @55kc. ''O Seiio"' oats-No. ?, 25Mc; No. white a7@ Mess pork. per bbl., s1i. i.2o91425.
 Short ribs sides. loose. ss.sb@s.7s
 snort clear sides. boxed. $8. s7M@s.25. Whiskey. basis of high wines Si 2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

THE WEATHER.
  Daily Local Weather Report and River
 Bulletin. '. (. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
 Local Observations.
 Central tme.) MONTGOMERY, Ala, August, IS 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. August IS: Turpentine firm. 30.
 Resin steady; receipts. 2.s1s: shipments. @3 50; E. 8. soGs. 90; F. 8. s504.oO; c, s4.O5@4.1O; H. a.: lo@4.12A; I. s4:l5: :t.sS0SsS 9S " M s5S. t9S94 so " sS x S4'4SS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
 New York. August 1s.-Comparative cot ton statement for the week ending Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-19

a. a m, m sSsS sSsS 7s .oo cioudy-E Maximum temperature for day s2 deg. Minimum temperature for day. 71 deg. Average temperature for day. 76 deg. Normal temperature for day. so deg. Accumulated deficiency sincs Jan !. le4 deg .,, ..S s.- Average relative humidity for the oay' s7 per cent. ,o -
 River Bulletin.
 f0h,~rvs+iona at s a. m, 18th M. timA)