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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-29
In. BUNTING, Editor and Prop.
AAAAAnnhAAAA
THIS Is MCKINLEY DAY
THE CARNATION EMBLEM.

4 Today is the anniversary of
a the birth of the late William
a Mckinley, the universally be
4 loved president OF the United
a States.
a Throughout the country to-
a day many of those who have
q remembered the significance of
a the day have worn Carnations.
a The carnation. one of the most
x delicate and one Of the loyliest
a Of al the tender floral beauties,
q was always the favCrite flower
a OF President Mckinley and
a nothing could be more suggest
q tive of the memory Of that
a great man than the presence of
a a carnation.
4 William Mckinley was born
4 in Niles. Ohio, on January,
a 20. 1913. His long and honor
a ed career in public life is ia
a miliar TO all thinking and read
a ing Americans. on Friday,
a September s, 1901, while at
a tending the an-American Elk
a position at Buffalo. New York.
q William Mckinley, then full
a filling his second term as presi-
q dent of the United States. was
q shot down by Leon F. Czolgosz.
a He fingered several days. pass
a ing from life on Saturday
q morning. September 1lth.
a William Mckinley was great
q and good man. Throughout
a the entire country today many
q a tribute of respect and love
q has been paid to the memory
@ of this noble and beloved
q American.
q
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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-29
NC, n N. EY
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Any amount loaned on Chattel secuiI
ity. We also loan salaried people d
plain note. without security OTIS
over Union Trust g. Banking 90.
J.. Il. ElgeTt & Company.
See Our Bargains !

so acres all in cultivation. Eight
acres bearing orchard. TwenFl
four acres alfalfa. balance farn
land. A fine new Groom hou2
"a beautiful home all for $500
acres 2 " miles northeast of tow
in Fruitvale district; all in orchal.
good house, only ..... 5000
40 acres Y mile west of Clifton; fni
piece of land, a great bargall,
Price 81 800
We also have some fine moderi
homes for sale cheap or trade foi
ranch property. Come and see u
and we will try to suit you. See u
in regard to the insurance on that
new home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire t0 o. G. Abererombie
 & co. S2 Commerce. Street.

By Private Wire to Q. G. Abererombie
 a Co. S2 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans, July 1f.-Rains having continued over night in all sections of the belt in the districts of Charleston and Wilmington, market. as was to weather ruled somewhat higher after having opened about unchanged from yesterdays closing.
 Ignoring possible developments In the July position, which month Is un- der the influence of manipulation, price changes are now subject to weather conditions. There were fur ther rains in Georgia. but as the Caro- pearance attention was directed from the eastern to the western portion of the belt, heavy rains in central ana northern Texas being complained of
 As yet the weather remains unSet- tied in the central and western por- tions of the belt, and there are no posi- tive indications for clearing weather in the eastern section. showers betna officially predicted for the whole belt. The Carolinas Included, realization of which might cause a further iH- provement in the morning.
 The rainfall Is only normal, the av- craze precipitation for the i've dis tricts in the eastern belt since last Friday amounting to l.12 inches and compares favora6ly with the rainfall for the same period of the big crop year of 1904. which was .04 inches, since June 25th, the date of the last bureau report, the average precipita- tion for the same five districts is 80 against 2 S7 two years ago.
 Nevertheless, the word has been passed along the line that too much rain has been falling, and on this in- formation traders appear to be willing to support markets.
 The crop entered the month of July, according to reports, in better state of cleanliness than for many years, the month of June being particularly rAinless except fin the Atlantics. per-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
fCorrected DaiIy.l

(COrreCCeu L4ttEsl These prices arc at wholesale ana not 70 s0ss stsrnh@corn s01oc; standard goods pearl 4AeI gloss lump 4Ac; nieKei Pae~- sfs Rice&Extra fancy essc; head 40Se: Sslt-f,iverpooi Sf; VlrRinia soc
 vinegar-Per gallon l4@22c., Coffee-Creen. common Sh@lOe; prims 1oA d 16Ac: choice 1i@l1bc; Tanev lsw Canaies-stlek Co; fancy saioe:.
 r'rackers-xxx soda 6Ac; ANA SinKer Ii FIourGHasts of barrels; High patent s475; fancy patent sk.25; half patent "A. oO Csrits-Per bbl 43 S; per sack Sl.f5.
 MeaI-TOc; pearl roc. peerless 7be. Lard--teaf 10e; compound T@ei DasS Ha1ns-Dove 1sc: others lsk kQl4he
 Grain and Hay--Bran sl. 22{ snorts s1.oV; corn chops Toe; white corn Isc: oals hixeu s1c. white sac; white clipped ose; timothy q 05; Johnson grass roc; rust proof cats catton Seed Huiis-Loose per ton ss. 5oi bsled 80. oOi sacks $s 50; cotton seed meal Fruit and Produee--Tridmph potatoes sri bu; onions $i 25 bu;: Western green head cabbage. bbl crates sz 2bi apple and white wine vinegar. lSc gal fancy t1ii eFeam cheese. daisies 14h 0lbc; fancy K r. peanuts 6c b.: lemons Sb 25t snap pehns Si.50 crate; peachest. 2B crate; pineappies 9S crate; eantaloHpes sz@t3. s5; watsrm@iona SIS 90 per hundred,
 Hiass-Dry fiints 1sc; dry saltsd i7e; green salted %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Hank1sead Secures Alp
 proprfation for Public Building.

Coneressman Hank1ead Secures AP-
 prOprfatfon for Public Building.
 Tuscaloosa, July 12.-(Special.) )-- Tuscaloosa is rejoicing over the tact that at the last moment Congressman Rankhead succeeded in securing tne building here. At first it was under stood that the amount would be but ss0.000. Plans for the new structure are already being drawn and the conS tract will in all probability be let Tn the very near future.
 The Merchants National Bank Is un- dergofng many changes and when completed will be one of the most up to date banking houses to be found in tha state The present vault under inc roof will be moved in the yard 10 the rear of the building and will be used for valuable papers, while new one will take it's place. It Will be heavily lined with steel. The wood work will all be done over in
 From every section of this county the news comes in that the prospect for a full crop Is better than 1t has been for ten years. The weather hae been ideal and the stands are splen- dld grass being well under cheek. The recent rains which have falleu tn hroughout this section makes the prospect favorable.
 President E. M. Shackleford of tns state Normal School at Troy. ana V. P. Mckinley of the same tnstitu" ton, are visitors to the city. .
 Mrs. J. H. Barefield of Gosport, is in the city visiting Mrs. Harristts N. Eddins.
 Mrs. Robert wilson, who has been residing In Philadelphia for the past two years is being welcomed by ner many friends here.
 Sheriff NJ. w. Woodruff, of Annistons is in the city visiting.
 Miss Lillian Finell has gone to Co., lumbia University, where she will take a special course in languages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

mitting cultivation Of plant in nearly all sections of the belt.
 In fact, dry weather was generally complained Of west of the Mississip- pi river. a drouth scare having devel- oped in South Texas.
 Meanwhile beneficial rains have oc- cured In the western and central belt, and while further rains have been the rule in the eastern portion of the Belt, the rainfall has not been excessive in that territory since the middle of June, the deterioration from which was accounted for in the July bureau report.
 It must be remembered that this Is not the planting season, that the crop is far advanced and will make as rapid progress in growth as will the grass and manage to keep head and shoul- ders above the latter
 The July-August rainfall of big crop years has been heavy in 1904, totaling l0.34 incnes againet 9.37 inches in 1903 and 7.42 Inches in 1902.
 A July or August dropth 10 to be feared more than anything else.
 yours truly,
 c. O. Abercrombie 6 Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
MARKET FOR COTTON
sonE ACTIVITY WITH THE RULING
Break Occurs in. the Early Dealings. But At the Close Prices are Up Two to Five
 Pnlxrfs

New York. July i2.--The cotton market was little more active today and ruled stsadier after an early break. with the Sales were eetimateA d 100000 bales. The naHrhee opened steady at a net decline of 3 s4< noinfs and sold off to q net loss Of b4t points soon after the opening in re- sponze to lowe9 Liverpool cables. eontin- uation of the bear pressure noted yesterday and scattered liquidation
 But at the decline carrying August to 10 20 and December to 10.3e~ the market steadied on covering of shopts and toward midday became ffrmer with some fresh buy Ing for long account sN result oe less faV- erabie private crop reporta and the reports of rains in sections of the eastern and west. ern belt where there are already claims of too much moisture. Rains were also re- ported In Texas. but werp believed to be bensfieiai except perhaps in some northern
 The Taarkes was auies during the carly advance ana the ctoes was within q point or two Of the hest with the tone very steady. Private crop reports from North Carolina. Georgia North Louisiana and some sec- Hons In the western belt have been received elaiming pnfavurabAe crop prospects. but off some other sections the news continues gen. southern spot markets generally unchang-
 Receipts of coeton at the ports today 2.7eI bales. against 3.S24 last week. and 16.5e4 last year. For the week (estimated1 ao,ooo bales. against 25.S7z last week and s5.T07 last year.
 Today's receipes at New Orleans 7Ss hales against ]. RIA last year and al Hous- ton sss bales. aEslinst l.sia last year.
 NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
spseis, TsIegrssh.s Rsgssts s & fsSn ,.CI, CI,ma'O

logical centers in the Cotton Belt. ed TSs frs Sas of Ts SssE wss f
 with ample sunshine. The last half was partly cloudy to cloudy. with showers in western half q the state.
 Arkansas-The days were moderately about normal. Beneficial showers occurred, ssSeD5 in s.ss tss Tps wa consd arahlv below normal. however, except n Monroe and st. Francis counties. where 1t
 Florida-rhe weather was mostly dry in the western district with freduent showers west-centrai portion of the peninsula The temperature averaged about normal ana the nisst, Fc,st Nysr wsrs tns psassstt sast poraion
 Georgia--The weather was pleasant. with temDeratures slightly below normh nan ans sth and In the northern half on the 6tn ana 7th. The moisture is ample in most ais triets. the rainfall exeeedips one men ."
 Louisiana.--rhc week opened with general sesttersd nIsy showers m Sccurred at the close of the week. but the ralntaii was aedieiens , ,.,ns in most sections th Lne nrtinr ana bes low normal in the north. portion The suD- shine was above normal - LA crate and nights were cool. Much of the week was cloudy. The rainfall vas gene rally light and scattered. though there were a few heavy showers Rain ts needed in many localities. ..
 North Caroiina-The precipitation was much above the normal The week was characterized by frequent rains. which were excessive in eastern and central districts doing considerable damage. Sunshine IS needed. The temperature averaged one 10 three degrees below normal; c..,
 Oklahoma and Indian Territories-Cocl hortherly wiuds prevailed. The temperatut,n averaged about three degrees below normal The first half of the week was clear and the last half generally cloudy with oaeaslonAl showers. The rainfall was deficient in th" central and south portions -
 South Carolina-Sunshine and tempera- ture were below normal and precipitation was slightly above normal Widely scat tered localities received excessive rainfall and deficient amounts fell over srAaN areas. All sections ptill have ample moisture
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
NEW orEANs spor COTTON.
nEIN oRLEANs COTTON.

Few orleans. July i2,-cotton. spots clos ed quiet aud easy with prices i-iee lower kllasT yestei day. Mtddiing II i-lsc. Sales were SIS batles on the spot and 100 to ar rive. a total of A15.
 Futures op ened quiet three to seven points ,,rsser yesten dave and at the lowest of the 6aV The n larket moved upward upon re s,erfa of rains in the Atlantic States and FSIssfs predicate tomorrow covering a range ef r1ue to ten points in this movement. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

Tennessee-The week was cool with loeas and unevenly distributed showers. which were generally light. but heavy in flaw instances. affording sufficient moisture aa a rule in eastern and northern sections. It Is generally very dry in weetern and south- western portions. Texas-The week was generally cloudy and unusually cool. especially in the western and nofthwestern divisions. Showers oc- cured in nearly all counties. The rain-- fall was heavy tn the Rio GFande Valley and in the central and southwestern divts- ions and generally deficient elsewhere. Se- were thunderstorms occurred on Monday E l. M. CLINE,
 Section Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
cHIcAeo GRAIN Avn ppoDrcr

chicago July 1e.-Fear of damaea h, %provsd me d.msnaf sDslnf iea iasas flour and aS the thsenssn sah.sy .oSay lo the local wheat market. gain ny SeyPsenaes ceIivesy closing with a net hc Provisions were 7Ac to i5c lower up Despite a slight advance at biverpooI, the ing by pit traders Prices n ho%sysr oaeFstc ,e Iel " n.y reeoyersd ana for the remainder of inc Rains in the Canadian Northwest and pro. spects or unfavorable weather in the spring wth h,s prss. 9f this country tosthsf strensth of the Northwsstern market sesr", s%e in the wheat fisids Of N1fth fharDsss DaEo,ss ss ra Louis and kensas City clair, fair sales os rorssn ss%s so assss assorsG s2 the the r Sss p,,sss. : was reported that the crop in Southern snd that Arpenns esa sadly snoa,s aamssed by rain The market closed strong. ssptemher opened unchanged to h@Nc lower at 7sc eiosed at 7sM S7eea S7sc. 10 'S%@7sHe and
 cIsaranees Of wheat and flour were equal 7!sooo bushels. against 4ss.ooo one year year Mlnnsapciis; Duluth and Chicago reported week. and 12a cars one year ago
 The corn market was under heavy selling throughout. prediction of thunderstorms In the mel, larger part of the corn belt was te- closed weak, September opened unchanged to Nc lower at 52xc to save soId be- tween 52%c and 53c and closed at 52Hc
 Local receipts 214 cars. with 92 of con- tract grade.
 The oats market was steady because of fresh reports of damage by dry weather Commission houses and cash interests were active bidders all day and selling was chiefly by longs. Acceptances of bids was said to be very small September opened unchanged to kc lower at 35&c to 35Kc sold up to 3sMc and closed at sec
 Local receipts were I24 cars.
 Provisions were rather weak on selling by local packers but trading was light A five cent decline in the price of live hogs was weakening influence. At the close September pork was off 1Sc at sir 32X Lard was off TIC at ss.izK Ribs were 7kc lower at se. 42k
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 1858 cars; corn 21s cars: oats 12S cars; hogs t7.000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Interior Movement.

Houston--Stendy, He: net receipts 6S8; gross receipts sssS shipments 7ss; stock 16.159. s
 Augusta--ste2ay. l1&e; net receipts la; gross receipts 13; shipments 525; sales Ss2; stock 23,742 :
 Memphis--Quiet and nominal f1c; net re- eeipts 10; gross receipts 11S; shipments S3z: sales DO: stock 10.0ls.
 St. Louis-Steady, 10 1s-1ec; net receipts ]; gross receipts 7ie: shipments 2ss: stock 21.2eS.
 Cincinnati--s Steady; net receipts sos; gross receipts sos; shipments 19; stock 7.f60.
 Louisvtlle--Firna, 11Ac.
 Total today-Net receipts i.e20; gross re- ceipts l,340; shipments i.se2: sales 442: stock aa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
pArsr COTTON MARKET.
Port Movesn,ent,

Fort Movement.
 Gaiveston---Steady, II 1-1sc: net receipts AS: gross receipts AS; sales sl4: stock ss,sss: shipments coastwise 1,o7i 7ss; gross receipts iss: sales sfS; stock go, s26; shipments to continent s2I
 hobiie-steady. 1o&e: sales IS: stock s,5s2: shipments coastwise es7.
 savannah--steady. 1eAc: net receipts 462; gross receipts ls2: sales is; stock 3s.- $50; shipments coastwtse 926. Charlestop---Nominni net receipts z74: gross receipts a1t stock s.s3s. ssi; gross receipts 33i: stock 11.o3s. ship ments coastwiSe $50.
 Ncrfoik-steedy. ilAe; net receipts 2zs; gross receipts 235: sAles t62; stock lt.46a,. Haitimcre- Nominal. lIhe; gross receipts SIS; stock 2.2ks
 New Vcrk--steady 10 %; gross receipts II; sales 900; stock fos,e4i: shipments to Great Britain 26: to continent 5.057.
 Boston--steady, 10. 90; gross receipts SIS. Phiiadelphia--steady. fi.15: net receipts 25; gross receipts GA: stock 2.0I4. Port Townsend--Net receipts s53: gross receipts 253; shipments to Japan 2Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
TotaI Moven,ent.

Total today at all ports. net s.7si; ship ments to Great Britain 26: to continent 5.s7s; to Japan 253; stock 2s3.344.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 24.gsI: ship ments to Great Britain 20.s0s: to France 456; to continent l5,360; to Japan 433.
 Total since Sept. l. at all ports. net [, 701,- 434; shipments to Great Britain 2.799. 346; to France 70s. .s62: to continent 2.5s3.794; to Japan 117,7s3; to Mexico 2.764.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
chlelsn.-Hsa. seosse. flyers sseso

chickeps--Hens so@ssc: flyers a5@soe; broiters is D20c.
 Moiasses-- Georgia Cane. barrel sse per gallon; cases. gallons $3. % per case; maple syrup, Log Cabin, gallons Sl4; h gallons q. 50; quarts s4- 2S. per dog:
 uSgar-Granu1ated 6hc. F. Y. c. Aho. Country butter--iSc.
 EGgs-13c.
 ssed--ays $1 per bu.; wheat .os barley ib.; onion sets white skin s. pearl sa~ blue grass 1b 1Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

New York July l1.-The dry eoods nis- trict today was animated by numerous buy CTS operating for early fall delivery on stas- f,le cottons for spring delivery in wash soods dress goods and mems wear. There is little accommodation, of any quality Of goods In the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
Fought Duel with PIstoIs,

Noble, Ok. July 12.--Near here carry today Otto Amerus and N. D. Kent. farmers and brothers .in-law. fought a dual with revolvers. Amerus was kDIed ana Kent was mortally wounded'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
NEw YOftax PRODUCE.

New York, Juiy 12.--Fiour steady. . Cotton seed oil barely steady. prime crude fob mills 27c: early new crop. do. yellow 37A dFSsc.
 Rosih firm; stra,nsd common to good ss.ss.
 Moiasses steady
 Ssoffe. spot Rio steadys mild quiet.
 sutfaf raw quiet; fair refining T-s2e; centrifugal es.test 3 es-s2ci rnoiasses sugar { s1-32e; refined quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKED. ]. New orieahs July t2 --Eugar steady ops1, p1, yellow sMdDsNe seconds 21sMe. Molasses firrni syrup 2s9see.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
COTTON LETTER.
tBy Private Wire t0 Loyeinnn ana Ca
 90 Comnaerce Sf.l

GBy Private Wire to Loveinan ana Co.
 g Commerce stu
 ton market racked along on an even keel today. What little speculative wind there was. was of flunky character. and hence, the range of fiuc- pool was unfavorable and our market started of at a slight decline. Open. ins prices proved to be the lowest oa tns day. however. rainy weather giving the market a strong undertone, which finally resulted in some short covering, causing October contracts to ss sn fro ss htgs tgs as 1Ss7 qr nine points demand was responsible for a slightly easier tendency later in the day, but prices steadied up again before the spots were oficiaiIy reported quiet 1 and easy and 1 ills lower on ali srades.Sa amounted to 3T5 bales of spots and 100 bales to arrive. Mid- ding was quoted at il i-16.
 Good crop reports arc not near so back. an dwe can attribute this dim from the country only to the fact that weather conditions have not been as favorable as could have been desired. There seems to be entirely too much rain throughout the belt. especially in the Atlantic.s where fields are gener- ally reported grassy.
 Unless weather condition materially improve in the next two weeks, bear be out of the question, and Judging the present outlook. bui1ish bureau seems to be probability to be reck- onea with m figuring out the course the near future. Speculation on the short side In being in check to 2 Sreat extent. by fear as to the ui simnate outcome Of the July deal. Not Ing made to draw them out. the bull clique have admirably succeeded in keeping outsiders guessing as to what they really intend doing with inc July position. Altogether, the situa. ton looks builish and we anticinafe somewhat higher market before inc end of the month. '"' Yours truly,
 Loveman & Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans July 12.--Cotton futures .losad sAeady on the New Orleans Cotton Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS
For tho Week Enalng. Monday. July

I008
 New Orleans. July l0--The mean temper. aturey for the week was below normal in all parts of the cotton region. Over the eastern portion of the cotton region the deficiency Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. the defl- ciency ranged from two to nine. degrees, TexaR
 Showers occurred In all parts of the cot tnn region during the week, except in cen- tral Mississippi and central Oklahoma. Heavy rains fell over parts of the Carolinas south-central Louisiana. the interior of Tex as and northeastern Arkansas. where in some localities the weekly rainfall was be- tween three aud four inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
sT. LOUIS cIosINa MAHKEEs. ..

sT, LOUIS CLOSING MARKETs.
 st Louis, July 12.---The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fnliows'
 Wheat:--. September 75M range fs% to 7sA. December 7s%: range 7sh to TsA.
 Corn:- Jnfy 61N. ~ m September si% bid; range s1% to sax. December 4s bid; range Ash to ssA. May 4sM asked.
 OatB.-- September ssM asked; range ss to ssM. December 27 bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
INvITEs DEP Q SITS
=DlREcToRS.

sss sssss y .s s sd s.s sssss s. : s. ssss. 2. tera&y'n clone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
fnNcrNNATr pnopue

CTNCrNNATI PRODUCE. Cfncinnati July I2,--Fiour dull. < Wheat steady 76D7Ic. Corn firm 54@64Mc. Oats steady toc. Provisions hieheri lard ss.7s: bulk meats 80 IS. bacon &10. 7D. Whiskey quiet e1 zn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

Tomorrow lunch will be served at the Uplands lot sale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
NEw YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York July 12-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to . decline of five points on fairly steady European eahIes and ruled generally easy and finally closed steady. but at a net decline of five Id ten points Sales were reported or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
TFxw nfErAL MARKETe.

New York. July l2--TheFA was a fu'ther decline in London tin today; spot tlsA ll, ahs spot s55 75 e sS6. 2B, or abcut five points lower on the average.
 fTa 5s and futures ITS 15s. Locai market more or less nominal at lower prices aaks s,t a sls.s7K SIS. .7S sieetroiytic sls. iSfe 9
 Lead unehaneed at tle es sd in Lond q Locally prices were lower on lots out Of
 speiter lower at fse los in London. Lo- caliy dull and unchanged; spot ssssh Q iron lower abroad. standard foundry t9s gd and Cleveland warrants sos. Locally unchanged; N. 1 foundry northern SIS 2S@ dry southern $l7 .6o e SIS co; No. do. sif o6@sif 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
~srrxxy wruu rkuv fen0FSa.

NFw ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans. July l2.--Cotton seed oil; prime a4c: crude gee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13
sT T,OUTs PRODUcE.

ST LOUIS PHODUCEs St Louis July 13.--Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady s1 &
 Pork tower: jobhing SIT Iard lower: prime steam ss.Y2M.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts 3e7s: clear ribs 90. S7k short clear $fo % Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts sto-sos clear ribs 18.63x short clear sio.7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-13

LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES. ,.asier and closed steady: Ameriean mid