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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
FAR ZEPHYRS.


correspondence Of The Argus
Drummers have been plentiful the past
two weeks
Cherry picking seems to be the order of
the day
Joe Ficky went 10 Uuiontown Wednesday
on business.
Miss Nina Smith has been visiting re
Iations near Sugar Valley the past week.
Earl Spiker. our photographer was over
at Cherry Grove Monday, taking photo.
graphs Tor some Of the people there.
John ;. Feather Of Mount Braddock Pa.
was here with Mr. Louch and another gen.
tleman from Scottdale Pa. recently.
Miss Bliss Frankhouser who has been At
Bruceton the past week returned home
Saturday evening
Jonathan Spiker was visiting his dsueb.
ter Mrs. James McGirnis at Brandonville
sunday
quite number OF our people attended
sunday school convention at Centenary
Sunday
Morton Benson Of Morgan's Glade. nc
complained by his cousin Walter Svitor
we're visiting friends here Saturday eve
ming
Isaac Guseman was visiting relatives
near Addison. Pa. few days last week
lie returned home Monday. accompanied
by his daughter Miss Alice who had been
staying there some time past
Mr. and Mrs Sam FELTON, OF Cor!nih. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Harner Of Terra All.
ga drove 10 TO Mrs. Fclton's and Mrs
Woarner fathers Philip Schnopp near
here sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
DDNEsIIc IROuBLEs

ltIs exceptional 20 ind family where
there are no domestic rupturcs occasionally
Dut these can be- lessened by having Dr.
King New Life Pills around. Much
trouble they save By thcir great work boz
Stomach and Liver troubles They not
only re.ge 500 but cure. CSC
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
RESOLUTIONS Of Resp et.

Ala regular meeting Of Austen Lodge No
Is4, {. o. o. r. held June q 1900, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAs--Il has pleased our Heavenly
Father 70 call from our mids, our beloved
and respected brother Henry whgh, who
departed this life June -, 1906.
RESOLVED While We bow in humble
submission to the will Of Him who doeih all
hings well We cannot but help mourn the
sad death of our brother.
REsoLyED-That as a token OF respect Of
our departed brother, our charter be draped
Tor period of thirty days, that copy Of
these resolutions be spread upon the minutes
Of this Lodge, copy presented TO his
family and a copy sent 20 the county papers
for. publication
Frate:nally submitted
W. II. BoLYARD,
a. /. PYLEs,
J. w. SHAY.
Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

The government has ordered
some more cruisers to Santo
Domingo to stop prospective trouble
in that turbulent island. 1t will be
remembered that the government is
still administering the customs and
sequesiering S. per cen; of tax re-
ceipts in the New York sub Treasury
for the benefit of Santo Domingo's
creditors. Now that Congress has
adjourned without action on the
Dominican treaty, it is merely a
question of force whether the
present government remains in the
saddle or whether the revolutionists
shall take a hand and gobble the
$1,000, 600 now in the sub treasury.
which they could easily do in the
absence OF treaty and that too
without repudiating any Of their
Obligations.
Tt is likely that the force which
this government can keep Ssnto
Domingo waters will be enough 20
oyerawe an uprising But the
prospect Of getting at nearly a
million and a half dollars Of what
would be practically loot, will be a
mighty strong incentive for the
professional revoiutionists 70 make
a try
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
CROSS TIES WANTED.

The Morgantown & Kingwood Railroad
company, during construction Will pay as
follows for cross ties
Wkite-oak Rock-oak Ist class znd class
and Locust...... 90 cts. 20 cts
Chestnut. ......... 40 ne
Specification FIRST class lies TO be g
ieet inches long = inches thick and with
faces not less than 7 inches wide. 81 good
sound live white or rock oak 10 be hewn
straigt and smooth Tor. IL sawed stabbed
s. e. sawed on two sides only bark to be-
removed and ends TO be squared Second
class ties same as above. exeptiDgto have
noi less than s-inCh faces. No split lies or
ties with less than inch faces viii be &C
Septed Ties must be placed or Company g
Nishtoi-Way 40 or slightly above grade.
neatly piled SO that both ends Of each ue
can be plainly seen. and each alternate
layer must contain not more shan three ties.
AN ties 20 be inspected monthly by 'he
parry OF the hrst part and paid for on or
ABOUT the zoih Tor ties inspected and ac-
copied Tor previous month. no Ties shall
DC pald Tor unless appoved by its inspector
faTties desiring t0 deliver ties yvilI notify
either OF The undersigned
IS bEETt Gen. Manager Norgautoau.
or loii.s =. MoShOE Chief Eng. EIDFw05d
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
For Sale

Engines. a' styles and szes, new ,r
second hand Separator single mill. saw
mill, timber s'e Great Bargains.
Ross LEOSARD,
80 Lemon, Preston Co w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

Total namber present and en-.
rolled %.
The comrades listed as 9Th. w.
Va. Cavalry originally constituted
the End and 3rd. Infantry, Iateron
the 9Th. and 9th. Mounted Infntry
and by consolidation were made the
9th Cavalry, with the addition Of
two new companies, + and G.:
Capt Hyde Of i and Donahoe Of G..
A large per cent. Of the men being
old soldiers who had been wounded
or disabled temporarily in other
commands upon which they were
discharged We were one Of the
number ourselves, having been a
member Of Co. a, eth. Infantry.
until wounded NJ Antietan and die.
charged.
Adjutant IT " Hayden. assis-
ted by us, has taken much pains in
an effort 70 make up correct
Roster Of an the soldiers that at.
tended the 23rd Annual Reunion
but have experienced much trouble
in classifying the comrades in the
proper companies and regiments.
Quite q number could not be placed
Tor want Of data.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19
Committee.

West Virginians who recall the
sudden and complete "right-about
face" movement made by the oil
forces in the last West Virginia cam
paign, can understand the effort
made by Senator Elkins, in the
Senate against the amendment TO
the Rate bill, which makes pipe
lines common carriers. Senator
Elkins' was made, ostensibly, in the
interest of the independent pro-
ducers, but as a matter of fac. was
made in the interest of the Standard
Oil Co., which would derive the
chief benefits from it. 1t was
charged, by persons in a position to
know, that the Standard had even
forced the independent producers
into line against making pipe lines
common carriers. This charge was
partially substanuated by a letter
written by an Independent producer
to Senator Clapp, which was
presented and read during the debate
on the question n which it was
stated that the effort to kill this
amendment is a Standard Oil move
from first to last, and so clearly did
Senator Tillman make it that the
chief effect OF the change would be
TO strengthen the clutchhes of the
Oil Octopus that the Senate refused
TO make the change,
No one who understands the
situation in West Virginia, has, for
moment, doubted that the sudden
winning over of the oil people from
a strenuous opposition to a cordia
support of the Dawson ticket, two
years ago, was based on pledges
made by some persons high in
authority and influence the councils
of the Republican party, to look
after and protect oil intetests, not
only in so tar as they might be
affected by the new tax laws Of the
State, but anywhere and everywhere
that those interests might be
involved. So distressing was the
situation in which the Republican
state ticket found itself, by reason
Of the radical tax system it was
adopting, that the leaders were ready
to betray the people at any point
where sufficient support could there
by be secured to avoid the defeat
which was staring tlem in the face
The demonstration OF Senator
Elkins in the Senate last Tuesday,
taken in connection with the policy
of the Dawson Administration al
home, seems to justify the con
clusion that the secret conference
between the oil interest and the
West Virginia Republican leaders
just prior to the election of 1904 is
bearing fruit.
However the new state tax laws
may affect other species of property,
1t may be safely put down that the
oil interests will be handled with
gentle hands by the Dawson
Administration, while Senator
Elkins will be equally vigilant in
guarding the interests of the Stand.
ard at Washington.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

{. Stops only on signal or notice to Con.
duCtor.
Additional trains leave Sabraton Tor
Morgantown stopping on signal or notice
70 Conductor 40 al street crossings az
s;fS a M. t41s p. m 1870 p M. and
va rs am
Daily except Sunday Daily except
sunday and Monday
BREIZ General Manager
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-19

T. tops only on signal or notice to Con.
duct,r.
Ad, ltiOnal trains will leave Moreantown
for Sabraton stopping on signal or notice
10 Cor ductor at al street crossings) az
! 80 m, t7.fs a. ~, 3 rs p. m and
tI:fg p u
saturday aud sunday. Daily except sat.
urdaY = K. BREIZ General Manager
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
THE SHOCK MARKET.
nEfRsssIye ENtLuENCE MANI
 TESTED DURING SESSION.
While the Rtse ef rr4ce. .yynw Thus CheckeA 1ner~ VII NO urgent
 Fke119xA Asd Lfttie

New York, yuiy sa,--,urang the pc fiods when rf1c<s showed q disposi- tion to move up@ards roday there was the novemsnt whiis the he, rise was pfsssars. sSSa anS the asi rsvsi was iittie ais turbed In spite of the decfaed decrease 3n the demand Tor stocks, which is made clear by the shrinkase n the tosal ssa,anss fcs the dsg psrtng ss soar se there were advances Of a point or more In a number Vf the trans-conti tinentai a5rosa rsstsd sS sfos Pnpsyiysiat fe@ stocks s, Of first Irnportance stocks came out @ on the adv6nce, some or the heavy selling was aftribpfed to bear account The 1ts take the short side on the ground that the advance had run to some lengt ana Invited reaction. especially as me cutside dsnaand which appsearsssqt e sstegySai gssii was pronouhced 10 De insigninca1t; # was aftef the rise first hour had halted that Consolidated Gas developed az. yesterdave heavy decline and seilIng siownwarar H nv r h YhS general market yes. ,srey wss e,srisss ees g gsry sss ,aEsk srEssk s Consoiidafsd Gas following the an dehds On Brooklyn Union. Gas Tn The ,mP05asanse mas aas to sa ssssmpto T M rep resented A policy on the part of the Standard Oil party that was likely 70 De sxtened so ss,,dn oshsr propsf,,stt apra,nst cor
 porAtioA afrairs and especially n ths case of Consolfdated Gas, owing to the parallel circumstances of that eoIipany san wash d shs tbs efoek tSag was ressrd Ks refutation of that suppo os:foh. al. though no statement on ths subject was fortheomihg from the Execusive esysa Ths Tnsrket showed no lnnediate rs- vival of the apparent removal of this cause of yesterdays uneasiness m ins tsssss sscss tsgsgils ssnxxsS sa as i Tes states steel stocks. which were held in reserve. spparently for ieadeFsPlp adsn.9,l3 %hsfser of sas laass aSs akrfefig sateeat Of asy ass sssRfs hoeabTs gs Surprises Tor those who hays hss oesr The dssiie statsnent aid not appeaf be f@ used s at first hand in the market op- erations oi the day .nn bHt 1fsstsrs az .na s ns proaehed, large tFansactions in United States Steel, common, appeared on tne tape and It's price was carried nn ,o to sS ss ,ss Gsi's spssaia,iRs waf ies 2ppssShs6 market movement. The weather p1- rea,i's weekly crop bulletin was non c6YISfntttai as usual, but contained noth- ,,sestscr nf inc excellent progress of t,e crops. The fmoney market was nat affscfed by the monthly settle- rnentss which Are netMa!n portant ass Ios nT, sfothef Ntep and away from the soid Import level The inflanmatory condition reported from Russia was sar,ttS,Ss Abroad, where some conn sepcs Seki1ea to be restored over the sssvnseilfs to be made tomorrow on sub scriptions to the last Eusssissn .,ssis stssss tgan Steel carried prices to the hiEA teyei of the first hour or above, and heid thAYn there to firm closing ,a
 Ronds were Irregular. Total safes. ,.ar vai,,a xf.70s .0t0. United States bonds were IfsAhanked on call.
 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIsn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
cHIcAeo GRAIN AND pnon,rn


 Chicago. July 3i.--Liauidat,on x, prominent holders had a weSkan,rss enect today on the local wheat nasrtst i,s.a hs the close wheat Tor September er de. 3-s Oats showed a loss i SskSS9~H
 iarps irroyasaohs were unchanged 3 cents vA,SSss w,essEnsss ss,.,,, in the wheat market de. hour. Prior to that feeling m fba hT5, n;, Was steady, there being a good sieTSeas |, s,d ,; py shorts who were tnfiusneed by ths market in Liverpooi casb hcs,eas were again free sellers fhrourosit fb thSrs shs,re gay gay dn agditioh to those sales longs % who hesria hss bees nelh1i9g hagg,r by m iessl Hnes Tn the hope of a rally foiiowinis 2 sry sy acceptances while not so large as of liberal proportions and and primary ss,l. rnl cetpts continued on large scale An iI increase os A3I6.ooo bushels for the as shown by Bradstreets eSeFfs99 \ ing the last half of the session. rhese hes ssSiesRR sSpsR frass faSsoTS were t, reinSoresd by try which told of the generally excel lent condition of the new crops The sgasrket gaa,.s reeeivea It's principle Support was weak septeSssGPn sGns epesed ss she sssss flsss lower % a shade higher. The close was at 74 1-S01-4s CfeArances of wheat and flour were equal to Ss,o0o '. The worid's visible supply increased l,1s0,090. bushels Primary receipts Esre Scs ,n. ! sss;oee eomparsd with l,SiS,- year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth ana against S02 cars last week ana 7fS
 n the corn pit there was persistent seiiing by cash houses and liberal sales py innuential loans. As a result the msrkss ma k,t VAS was weak praetieaIly ali day, when buying by shorts caused ffloders ake nrpness One of the chief sources of weakness was weather in Nebraska. opened unchanged i-s Higher at s6 clined to 49 s-s Final quotations were 49 S-4, Local receipts were 212 cars price of oats Tor July delivery was the tln Feature of trading in the oats pit, a depressing effect on all other de- liveries. Crop news from the north vest was said to bs very favorable to eeptances were reported to be liberal. September opened Is to 1-S@I-4 lower at 32 1-S to 32 l-S; sold off to 31 and closed at 8I Is. Local receipts were
 The decline in the price of course grain had weakening erect on the 50H4 eseted by c deeiine in tke Waf priee a of live hogs. The volume Of trading was small At the close September sork uwoS was on 20 cents at is1S ibs Lard town 1-26S.97 l-2.
 Estimated receipts for. tomorrow:
 Wheat PAS cars; corn 1S3 cars; oats 61 cars; hogs 2S,O00 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows: Open. High. Low. Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
aoNrooMsar cgnsssr qvorAnaNa
tUoareetta Daglx.,

tCoereesta Dasly.s 4Z These prices are et wheiesele and zot ts
 stsreh--corn se1Oe: standard soaq. pearl tAe: gloss iarnD sMci hieisel TSS pscEe kles--ExsrA. fancy sMes hena s@ss. broken aHc; Japan Be. xiFegar--Psr gallon IfWssd.
 ,s:E :E 5iaAs: sSeses fiSiihs!s ' iSss SsSssy R1s sS
 eanaiss--stlek sMs, fancy s0io~
 craessrs--xxx soda axe: xxx onrer FiouE-Iaasls eE .earreis. High patsa,
 Mss-isa, gs Dsars sS sSS; Ss ss,,s. sss sssA a s Lard-Lsaf ioNe; eeapoand ske, sania
 Cram and May@Brss S Ssns sf sS shS9,s 1s%s ss corn eheps roc; white corn 7ss oats mixed
 SSSnsOh sss ss snpis ssss s'si Srodg sssa .a.s i.Ss ss's .asEs :slsss Rss ss sss4 E :s .wool1eIsan sse' bury wsoi isMe. wash4
 Beeswax aaR aasHe
 1rapessZzt ib. basksts so@esMet q iB. Frait and Prodace--rrianph potasoes S1 % bu,; onions S1 25 bu < Western green @SSs aS fRss Sss rnssar SS etass se asgs aS cream cheese. dAistss Iak Q isa. fancy RI pies ss crate. 'N'o' ''''s@'
 Hldes-Dgy flints isMes dry saited isMcs
 chieksnszzIisSss ssosse, frssss asassss
 MoIassess Georgia Cane. barrel sse. bst sErup. Los Cabin. Galions ti4s M gall0ne "ssOi sosEss st; as pss aos sRn
 Country butter-15a.
 EHRs-13c
 sard--Rye S1 per ba, wheat sa,O5 tafitx l6.i onion sets. whIts skin esi D~AsS sas Alue grass Is @1 10e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
Novel Nta1Oem F,esnnhA Tor cake,

A curious by-fesult of the popularity of Owen Wistef's charming novel, Lady Baltimore" has been 10 stimu- late ,prodigious demand for the iooal- ly celebrated cake w4ieh gives the title to this sympathetic study of Charleston life. Tn the novel Lady Baltimore' figured as less expensive than the cake usually ordered for a wedding, but that fault seems in a fair way to be set right, if 1t is true that the price has already gone up co per cent on account Of the numebf of orders from a distance that had been racalYaa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

Futures opened qaYes. July ten points lower, August i've points up. and the other months from two points lower to one point hteher. Being the last day Of the month the market preserved a waiting attitude and wRs very dull and marrow 1t be- came known that Of something over 1000 York, fully half had failed to find buyers and q heavy loss to the merchants sending 1t was reported. The close was duh with prices unchanged to four points lower than yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
Cotton Letter.

(By private wire to Loveluan & CD 2s
 Commerce Street
 New Orleans, JulyN N3f--Toaay,s cot ton market was even Narrower ana iesa actfve than yesferday's Eyen tha 4,lshs hcatfon of a bultish weekly WeatheF fSs port could not induce sufficient spec,s. tatlve interest to lift prices above yes- seTday's close level. Most of tha act5v. lty m the market conferred in the snot oepartment, where fairly good de- n,snt maga Was n evidence at unchanged . So Tar as we can Judge, the market ,sss. nas ttiec Into the quiet state that Sssuaiy preceeds the publication of a ssresu Ss report As to the probable ten oaa, oT oI the report to be issued at ii Q CLOCK our time next Friday. the opin- i2n n of the trade is about evenly dfyid- S9s,ssAa A sssil Wniie back. there was a marked aaiis,ppsosition ais,ps on the trade to look for \ ton Of such favorable ran0rfa se Tsb. Times Democrat and that Of 1sne 'fours hal of Commsrce, bearish expectatioJss nave grown. The general set,fin,Sls,s ts s unmist staitably bearish and of,lv tba ans Ppahseihension paseil that the bureau might poss. Hipiy snow up buIlish restrains sneen- iation on the short side STha waa x e~ tnrouEhout the bolt seems to he cisaS v ins 9H and q few days of snSaSSns Woafd tepd to give the beafa tha vstaa,s.s age 2f their convictions. Any iarS.A speculative movement, howeve4 Ssay,s do pc out of the atiesfion nnfii Ths nureAu report has been disb0sed cf 'Ile Tr He meanwhile, conserVa tikffa vyo,,iS hS tns oest policy. Yours truly,
 Loveman A Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
H. . B. nser,. c,otton l,esfee.

New Orleans, July si.-There was a marked change in weather conditions for. the better overnight, practically no raiA at all in the western and central eipltatioh In the South Atlentie states was more moderate. and to fulfin prom ises for the setting in of favorable dry south sss sxeept in West Texas Texas and the two territories where probable showers
 THe marked, nevertheless, ruled com paratively steady at and after opening and remained' so until publishing of the weekly government weather report damage would be. eomplained of as re- suit of general heavy rains of last
 As usual. however, the government weather bulletin for the week had ev- eIytAing In general to say 9f the ana the Summary slS S of same was FeSarde SrUR s ss s ssa Os ss looked R gYEse lGT than expected
 Thereafter. market showed signs of becoming easier. especially after re- ceipt of noon weather conditions ported st any point with the season. prevailing generally except at a few scattered points where cloudy weather
 About this time the hour for paying the last rites to the July option had arrived. the last sale having been made yesterday at 10;50 and the last omen Ps9GFe hSsS bld its ohefsa M Oo OoOyOP D to sS ton were delivered the 'U SSi PG5oo pool. or cot
 The season has proved 2 sad disap- tion. one iasco following another if, order named, March, May and July.
 |. The last of the census reports on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
MARKET FOR COTTON
MAaKET auIET, WITH FI.UcTUA
 TiONs VERY IRREGULAR.
Open Was Steady At Unchanged PriceA With Slight Advance On New
 Crop Influenced By Cool

New York. July s4--The cotton mar Eet was very quiet during today's ses- n}on fIuctuations narrow and irregular The close was steady at a decline of one point to an advance of four points. Sales estimated at 60.000 bales.
 The market opened steady at un- changed prices to a decline of three points on the old crop but 1Gp4 points ktEher on the new which was influenc- a by steadfer cables than looked for, and suDort From some of the room force a reaction. But the advance was quickly checked by the appeAranee or q bearish private crop condition re- port showing deterioration In condi- tioa for the month of only about l l-s pes cent and the market eased on to HAt loss Of about l D2 points on the Ao&aNh months. Later, prices were Efeadied by scattered covering and a little buying attributed to spot people against sales for future delivery. An- Gust Bhowed the greatest gain at ehc close while October was one point high CT. ana December and January were dftfen reports are expected tomorrow and th3 kOvefnment report Is due on Friday The weekly weather bureau was without feature and had no tnflas ence on tho market.
 Reeeipfs ct The ports today Mer9 e&14 bales against 6.055 last week and i247s 1akt year. For the wreck (esti- rnated) 30.000 against 29.092 last week ard 73.616 last year
 TUdayss receipts at New Orleans l.- STA bafes agafnst l.13s last year, and at Houston, 6s8 bales against 4,2as last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
THE MnTAL MARKrrs

New York July. ,3i-London tin lower; spot f170 12s Sd; futures fi7O l7s ed. Local ly lower; spot s37 .t7h @ss7, ,e7M.
 Copper lower abroad fS2 los for spot and Es1 igs ca for futures Locally steady, un- chaneedi Lake SIS. 50 @ 9is.75: eiectroIytic SIS. 25 Q SIS. SO; casting $1s.O0@$1S.25 25. abroad at f161 3s ed.
 spelter declined 6s to f2s los in London. Locally unchanged.
 Iron unchanged abroad. Locally unchang-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
sT InrTs pRonucr

St Louis, July si.--Flour. steady. Whiskey steady $1. 33. hPork lower: 1obbing SIS. 50.
 Lard steady; prime steam .35.
 Dry salt meats lower; boxed extra shorts ss s7h clear ribs $s.s2A; short clears S9.75
 Bacon lowers boxed extra shorts SIG. .e2A; clear ribs StO.s short clear sio. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
NEM YnnK pnnnnnR.

New York. July 3l.-Cotton seed oli steady; prime crude 26c; early new crop do, yellow 3SA @3Shc
 Petroleum steady.
 Rosin steady; strained commch to good $3. 95
 Coffee. spot Rio steady mild quiet.
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining sNc; cen- trifugal 96-teat s%@3 1S-i6c; Iioiasses sugar Sc; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
ST. t.orfs cIoatNta MARKETS.

St. Louis. July sl.--The sf Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: July SeE; range es% to 7dK. September 7iA @71% bid' range TiA to
 72L. December 74% e74x bidi range T4M to 75k May 7sH asked.
 COrn:-- July 5Oh asked; range 50 to 5oA. September 49M asked. range 49 # to 5e- December 45 < asiredi range 45N to 45N. May 46A c 46 $ asked
 Oats:-- September SIX asked; range SIX to s2K. December SEX asked; range SEX to 33A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01

New York. July 3l.--Coffee futures open ed irregular at a decline of 15dR5 points in response to lower European cables, pu- mors that the President of Brazil had de- elined to sign the valorfzation bill and heavy realizing Offers were very well ab- sorbed at the decline, however, with lead ing trade interests and roasters heavy buy CTS; particularly of September and the market ruled generally steady to firm with some new buying attracted by the reports that the vaiorlzation bill having passed the Brazilian congress would become a law with or without the President The mar