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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-11-15
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A Rich Possession.

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water near my house, and a little
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African Mountain sInklnn

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Dispositions unehanuIno.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
COTTON LETTER.
tB- Privat Wire To Loveman and Com
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tB- FrtVat Wire To LOvemuu and COm-
 Dany. 38 Causlneece St.)
 New Orleans. La. July 19-The crop situation was worse today and the market better. Heavy rains again re- ported in the Atiantics. while tele- grams were received from other sec lions of the belt complaining of too much rain. Letters now being re- ceived from reliable correspondents in the Carolinas point to gloomy picture of crop conditions in that section due I.iverpool seems. at last to have gain ed an inkIinG Of the recent unfavnrAble developments in the creD situation, that market closing firm today at an advance of three to feur points on fu- higher. with sales amounting 70 s 900 haIes
 Those who had sold short yesterday on the expectation of clearing weather in the Atlautic's were consptcuous buvy ers today hoth here and in New York. Wall street selling, however. supplied the demand from shorts in New York, and also exerted a depresSing tnflu- snce in the icaI market.l One of the cotton houses in New York wired It's correspondents here today that the short interest in that market was accu- muIatlng. The same thing may be said of our market where there has been free selling of the new crop months every time the market has shown strength
 From ali accounts. Theodore Price has taken a determined stand on the hull side. thus once more opposing Wall strets in tefefts which have suffer- ed defeat at his hands on previous oc- casfons, But disrega-dtng the specu- lativ" line. we have favorable opin.. cotton alone firmer tone has re- centIy dAvelo~ea In the dry 0oods market it being reported that mills
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
THE STOCK MARKET
RECORD FOR DuLLNEss APPROACHED
 DURING DAY.
The Tedfoue F7ncfuations Represented Notnmk But the shifting of Opera
 lions eff . HandfuIl of Room

New York. July ls.-The year record for
 ths & was spproached ip todays nnaness t5me ins operations of . handful of room traders and they were not sufficient to effect any active stocks moved os'i'' as widely as n point From last nights level Interest In the nsrket snsn seemed entirely dorman, until the snarp rise at the. last when the market held firm On the Amalgamated dividend No less than three meet uled for today which i'm portance had been attached In the previous stock market dis enssicn and upon which speculative hopes had been based professsd. IL was carly announced that the st Paul meeting could not be held owing to the inability 10 secure ouornm of directors It had i,een predicted with the usual show of confidence that the long expected financial plan for tne construction of the. Pacific coast ex- tehsion was to be considered At this meet Ing and an offfiea1 announcement prepared, The market received the report of the aban- Special efforts had been made 10 drum up a quorum Of Union Pacific directors. but ,fsy ,nsy attended 10 only routine matters amt hands of the executive committee. Cnnrl- t dent assertions had preceded tho meeting made out of the proceeds of the sales of the companies holdings of Great Northern preferred and Northern Pacific stock. The Amalaeamated Copper is attended with more speculative excitement in periods of .Nhtyttt III tue market than almost dNy other event. The only spark Of anmatioh that the market showed during the day fol- lowed the Resembling of that companv's df- rectcfs Various predictions had been her.. aided of the probable action ranging all the way from a passage of the dividend to an increase to IS per cent. rate. The stock sasged iazily on the announcement of the retention of the last dividend rate of 1H per cent. and II per cent. extra for the quarterly period. Foreign markets contin- ued under the weight of the dfscouraging outlook Tn Russia and 1t was reported that the London market was affected by SUD- posed liquidation on the account of tho Belt estate. report came from Chicago that railroad companies were borrowing heavily from the banks there into March next at V to per cent. to postpone offer ings of securities in the present unfavorabla market. The outcome of tomorrow's of. iering of $30. COG. 900 of Panama Canal oonds and ths completion Of the repayment or Sl0.oo0o01 Of government deposits which nave been recalled Is awaited with inteF-
 The professional element drew a nesa- tive deduction favorable to rise from fhe lack or pressure on the market which re- suiten from the disappointing outcome of the three meetings of the day. The strong closing was the consequence, after the only demonstration of the day.
 Bonds were irregular, Total sales par vaI- ne s1.s77 900 United States bonds were unchanged on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
BOStOn Transcrirf

Hunters of big game win be inter ested in the report made to the New York Geological society by J. Alden Lortng regarding the selection in the Wichita forest and game reserve of location for a buffalo range on which the American bison may be allowed to develop. It is supposed to have a range covering about twelve square miles near the town of oreana. which shall be fenced in. placed in and protected by the nation to the end that the buffalo may be propagated In sufficient numbers to maintain the species in vigor. The great enemies of the buffalo besides men are che Texas fever. while the wolves. which attack the calves, may he externatna- ted by allowing hunting in the in~ closed territory. 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

are well supplied with orders aherm and that the Cnfnese densand whicn AS been langufshing. hfis revIved. Ne shall proDabty DSg1u tfls new seat fon with the visible supply or Ameri ean >otlon reduced to famine psesis. hence, it will take crop of fully twelve million bales to restore sr beks to normal proportions and to meet. thu demand of an ever increasing cons'hrnp.l ton. Thfs being the case, and with uncertain crop prospects, we S5e no reason why present prospects, wficn are consideraDty under those prevail. ing at this time last year, sho uld be considered nigh. We firmly beiiese that cotton IS a safe purchase when ever the market Is depressed e'Hher as a result of manipulation or by tempo rary bearish influences.
 Yours truly,
 Lovernali & Cos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
H. A R. Beers Cots.n Letter.

New Orleans, La, July 1a-Weathcr conditions remaining unsatisfactcry further rains. heavy in the Mississippi reported overnight from nearly all sec- lions of the belt. influenced market to attain hgher level today in early one time amounting to eight points for new crop arrivals.
 Alabama, Georgia. south Carolina and North Carolina crcp accounts were less favorable, the expected usual she'd dinG of the plant which was to come of the recent incessant rains having been complained of by States east Of the Mississippi river and from points h
 BuIl leaders, especially ct New York, in an effort to dislodge the appareri now crop deliveries. and while they have been unsuccessful thus far. they have not abandoned their intentions. or rather thedr contemplations. and are now relying upon tho interior to send in deterioration crop reports. and op the possibility of government weekly and unofficial weekly crop reviews to
 Locally leading longs are giving their undivided attention to July and August. both months enjoying q close tent of the unprotected short interests in the current mouth. the latter upon whether the deliveries of new cotton during the next month be large or
 
 ton in August be light shorts would probably share the same fate as did their brethren fin July and are apt .1 unless actual delivery be made. Noth- Ing further has been heard of ship. ments of additional cotton from New York for delivery here and there Is some apprehension entertained as I5 shorts making their boast good by un- loading 5000 or 1000 bales more upon local bulls
 The easier tendency of market tnis Afternoon was brought about by more favorable weather reports from Inland points, no rain being reported for the krst helf Of day from Texas. except at Houston and Galveston. none at III from the Mississippi Valley. and Bir- rlinEnann was the only place in Ala bama, pvhere further rains were threat ened
 These are the best noon weather re- ports received for long while and will probably, unless rains occur over night as predicted. furnish more fe VorAbie weather report tomorrow morning than has been posted for .scnie time, which if realized, will probably be reflected in a lower market If only tenpofarx There is no export de- nnaiid for spot cotton in the local nnar ket and in lieu of same, spot holders are reported, as taking advantage. CT the relative higher level of July than at which cotton can be sold in order to dispose of their holdings.
 c. O. Abercrombies& Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

to ss5Oo bushels Primary receipts were 1000, 900, against 7ee,oe0 for the coffespond- jag day last year Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago. reported receipts of $50 cars, against ss5 cars last week and 2s1 ears one
 The Sariy bulge in wheat strengthened the corn market but later market weaken ins on realizing sales caused by a sharp decline in oats. Increased aceebtanees af- so weakened prices The market closed weak with prices close to the lowest point of the day. September opened K Mc to $ hieher at slA @slkc. sold off to sic
 Local receipts were iSs cars; with ss of
 The oats market broke sharply about midday ana for the remainder of tho ses- sion the tone was very weak. Reports were received that the recent danaEa re- ports had been greatly exaggerated and this caused heavy sales by large holders Cash houses also sold freely against country pur- chases. During the first hour the mar ket was quite firm in sympathy with oth- CT grain. September opened 6Ao to < e so higher af 34Mc to 35c declined to 8s tkc and closed at 33Ae
 Local receipts were 11A ears.
 provisions were quiet. A feature of the price of July pork the. upturn being caused by bullish sentiment in provisions At the close September pork was up 15o at SIT 50. Lard was off TAG at $S.97h. Ribs were 6@Tkc lower at $S.35
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat ss4 cars. Corn 1s9 cars. Oats lee cars Hogs 17.oo0 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
MARKET FOR COTTON
DURING
MARKET WAS UNSETTLED
 DAYS SESSION.
Opening Was teady at Advance and fifm Hulf sslF,uort and Continued Rain Reports Cause Healthy
 Increase.

New York, July fs.--The cotton market yvas unsettled during today's session With fiuctuations irregular The close was oare- ly stamdy at decline Of six points to Ah advance of two points the gains being on the more remote posftions. Sales Tor the Sav were estimated at Ies 0eD bales,
 The opening was steady at an advance of 80 points and shortly afterwards all the active months were five to eight points higher on covering of shorts and bull sup norf which was inspired by the firmness cf the Liverp0oI market. reports Of good NNot demand at firm prices. and continued rains over the belt accompanied by crop fiafnage reports from the eastern belt ana q few localities in the central and western belt At the advance offerings fncreased and after the demand from local shorts had been supplied the market turned cas- fer. Fluctuations during the middle ses- sion were very narrow but toward the close 4he market acted quite weak and unsettled with last prices at the lowest level of the flaw August showed the maximum loss. Private predictions for clearing weather in the South were partly responsible for the decline. and there was no sign or pulIs sunportfne the market during the late trad ina southern spot markets were generally unckanSed
 The official forecast called for showers fin rsnfsz Of the eastern and western belts.
 Receipts at the ports today, 2.242 bales' aMafnst 27ss last week and 15.66T last year, For the week (estimatedD 25000 bales, against 27.ss7 last week and ioS.7Si last
 Today's receipts at New Orleans s4s bales against 2,5s5 last year and at Hons- ton is5 bales. against s.s4s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

New York. July 1e.-London tin market los higher on spot. which closed at f1e7 2s Sd: futures unchanged. Ete6 los Locally steady and about 7h points higher; spot S3s 2s a s3s 80.
 Copper. higher abroad spot ESQ 17s Sd: futures fso 2s Cd. Locally dull and nomi- nal; Lake SIS. 37h 9$1s. 75; electrolytic SIS. b0Hs1s 5o; casting ST .T5ns1s. .00.
 Lead unchanged S5. 7s locally and f1s 15s fin London.
 spelter unchanged in both markets; f26 17s in London and S5 95 e S6 % locally.
 Iron unchanged at Sos Sd for standard foundry and Sos 4Md for Cleveland warrants in English market Locally unchanged: No 1 foundry. northern SIS 80 9$19. co; No 2 do. $1S.0O6S1S SO; No 1 foundry, south erin SIT 5o9s1s.25; No. 2s do. SIT. 0o@ S177B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
tCorrectsd DalIy.l

These prices are at wholesale and not rn consumers:
 starch-corn 6@loc; standard Roods ages s.
 Rice-Extra faAey 6kci head t05e. broken 3Mc. Japan bc.
 Salt-Llverpool S1; Virginia Soc. Ninegar-Per gallon l4Qz1o Coffee-Green, common 8h 9f0cs prime 10N O lOhc; choice 1101tho; fancy I20 a46.
 candlss--stlek sKo; fancy s@1o&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

Mis-. Kan, & Texas 4s .... .... e9k
 do. Ends .... sec. sg Nat R. R. of Nj. con. 4s .... .... .... s3z N r. Central gen. hs ....>.. ps M ] Central gen. 5s ... .... .... ..125 Northern Pacific Is .... .... ....l04M NorfoIk < west con. 4s .... .looE oregon short Line rfdg. 4s ...... .. es Penn. cv. 3Ahs s.ss '.ss.. Fl <, Reading general As .... S9M St. L. C Iron Mount. con- 5s ....i.s .i12A St. L. C S. Francisco fK. 4s .... ..-. St. L. S'west. con. 4s ..... Southern Pacific 4s 4
 d6 1st Is certificates ...... "a. e5 Southern Rv. @s s''lAy Texas Pacific 1sts .... .... .... ..1le Toledo St. L. & West 4s slM Union Pacific As .slos U. 5. Steel Znu es 'sss s.s. ..s. stm Wabash 1sth =. ..... .... .... ..1l4N Wabash Deb. B.. .... ss IIA western Mo- As psfe Wisconsin Central 4s Ss A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

the cotton fields Of A1abana and of aban-
 doned crops in South Carolina caused prices to rise and sustained the market until late in the session, Near the close however. very determined bear selling sent prices down to the lowest Of the day. The closing was easy at the lowest throughout the list sand unchanged to three points un- der yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
Insesier Mevsnnent.

Houston- Steady. He: net receoiDts 1s5; gross receipts 1S5, shtpments 226; sales 796; stock l4.fos.
 Augusta--steady. Il hc; net receipts z5l: gross receipts s7o; shipments Sss: sales 204: stock 1sss7.
 Memphis--Quiet and nominal. l0Hc; net receipts 10; gross receipts 99: shipments AIS; sales 2s: stock 9.025.
 St Louis--Steady. fic; net receipts II; gross receipts 4sS; shipments 522: sales 1t2: stock 26.B24
 cincinnati-Net receipts iss: gross re- ceipts 15s; stock 6,957.
 Total today--Net receipts 6I5 gross re- ceipts i.e95: shipments 1905: sales 1,Is7; stock 7s,409.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

Port Eads, July is.--ArrIved: strs. Ber- Una, Nor, Aarnot Port Barrios: Preston, Nor IrKens. Port Limon; Schr.. Nimbus. Ann. stahl. Philadelphia
 Sailed: strs.. Rosina, Br., Hurry. Ceiba: corinto, Nor, Gundersen. Bluefields, An selu, Br. Rivara. Port Barrios via Belize and Puerto Cortez; Mexican Schoolship. Yu- oatan carvoiia. Havana via Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
NEW YORK DRY ooODs.

New York July l9.-The dry goods mar ket was generally quiet today but there was a larger trade in heavy goods for of worsteds were opened Fancy wooien goods were slow. The inquiry for China aoods has not entirely subsided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Pert Mevpn,eut,


 Gaiveston--Firm. He; net receipts S46: gross receipts 246: stock fs.s26: shipments cooastwise 666.
 New orieans--E Easy. 11c; net receipts s4s; {; gross receipts 346; sales 225: stock 4s.252; shipments to Great Britain 560; to continent 4.2a3.
 Mobfie-ouiet. i0&c; net receipts &1; gross receipts fl: sales 50: stock s.s66; shipments coastwise IS.
 Savannah--9teadx. 1OMc: net receipts LOSS; gross receipts 2.45s; sales 27: stock 3l.502; shipments eoastwise 400
 Charieston--Nominai enet receipts 3S7; gfoss receipts ss7: stock 5.fl2
 Wilmington--steady fo%c. net receipts f gross receipts 4: stock 252. Norfolk--Stsady. 1iAc: net receipts 3so gross receipts 5so: sales 1s1: stock 1s.s14; shipments coastwfse POT.
 Baltimore Nominal II zc; gross receipts 75: stock 5.251.
 New York--Quiet. lie; gross receipts ss; sales 100s stock es.s7o
 Boston--Qufet. lie. gross receipts BIO; shipments to Great Britain s5 Phfladeiphta-- Quiet. II. 25; gross receipts zS. stock 1.707.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
RMMARIks

REMARKS:
 Moderate temperatures stili prevail Rain has fallen in all districts. except Little Rock and Oklahoma, being generaily coDious in middle and eastern districts. and locally heavy in portions of Georgia, Louisiana. and FRANK P. CHAPTER.
 Gactian Director. Weather Bnrssn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

New Orleans. July ls-sugar steady ; open kettle centrifugal sos 7-16c; eentrff- uEaI yellow S% Q3&ci seconds g@5h@
 Molasses firm. Syrup 25 e 30es
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
Tnfal Mnxenenf

Total today at alr ports, net 2422: ship menrs to Great Britain sss: to continent 4.233: stock 233.2sa
 Consolidated at all ports net zi, no: ship ments to Great Britain 5.61s; to Franco 3.s93; to continent f0.425: to Japan 800.
 Total since Sept 1, at all ports. net 7,725,- sri; shipments to Great Britain 2.so5e24; to France 713s55: to continent 2.s20. s10; to Japan 11S 220: to Mexico 2.7et.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON.
NEM oRLEANs CoTToN.

New Orleans, July 19.-C0tton spots clos friddlinR He. Total sales were 22s bales on the spot.
 points net higher. Reports of overflows in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
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%--Eadicatea rise. -TndicAxes faiL
 River Fcrc<ask.
 The upper coosa will rise slowly toniEnL beginning to fall Friday. after reaching about 22 feet at Gadsden. The Lower Coosa and Alabama will continue to rise slowly. reachinr d stage of about f9 feet at Mont ror11ery by Friday night. and 2s feet at sei- ma during Saturday
 weather Cunditipns.
 (For Past 24 H0urs.b
 Additional showers have occurred m nearly all districts east of the Rocky Mountains though no rain has Fallen n the middle Mississippi and Ohio Valleys ana the lower Lake reEion. The rainfali nas been heavy in portions of Georgia Missis- sippi and Louisiana, though an area of mod erateiy high barometer covering the eastern districts is now giving fair weather over quite portion of the coutnry. east of the Mississippi River. Areas of low pressure over Minnesota and New Mexico ara giving continued unsettled weather over the m terior Fair weather prevails In the Fla teau and Pacific coast districts. Condnfons favor showers in this section tonight with partly cloudy weather during Friday.
 COTTON REGION RuLLETxM For the 2G bours ending 2 q. ua.. 1bth
 meridian sime
 Montgomery, Ala. July le. lsoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
ST LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS,
CHIcAeO oRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 Chicago, July i9.-Black rust and the condition of the Russian crop were the chief influences bearing on the wheat mar ket today. Early assertions Of damage were denied late in the day and the market closed weak although final quotations were still slightly above the close of yesterday: At the. close September wheat was q Ae higher Corn was off &c. oats were down E 91c. Provisions weree to ibe lower
 Early in the day the market was de- cidediy strong on active demand oy shorts and commission houses which was passed upon fresh reports from Minneapolis or ad- .ditional instances where black rust had been found In the spring wheat crop A sharp rise in the price of wheat at Minns- apolfs apparently substantlated these ad- vices and caused additional anxiety among
 Several reports were reeeivsd claiming that several provinces in Southern Russia had experienced a total failure of the crop Late in the day denials came from the Northwest that any great amount or dam- age had been done by rHst This caused considerable profit taking and a sharp break in prices at Minneapolis erought about a quick decline here. Tne mafket closed weak although part or the carry gain was stli retained, se2temner .p2.ss opsn- ed ts Q Sc higher at 7S&e to 7s Me, adyaanS- cd to 7shc. and then dseiinad to fSA e fSAo. The close was at Te Nc. =,
 clearances of wheat and flour were equal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. St. Louis July Ie--Flour steady. Whiskey steady S1. 3a. Pork higher: iobbins SIT 36. Lard lower; prime steam ss. .B7M. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shcfts Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts st0. sos clear ribs s10. .63M; short clears sl0.7s.
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis July 19.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as foliowai Wheat:- July nothing. September 75% @7BA; range 75k to 7e%. December 7s% 97sA asked; range TsA to
 TsM. May S2k asked. September 5o%; range SOx to biA. December 4s & asked. May 47M bid
 Oats:- July 36N asked. December 2s asked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
NrENIpHIs CorrnN nr1.

crude 29 14 O BOG; prime summer yellow 33o. prime meal s26. 5o Q s27. 60: prime cake