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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

New York July So.-spot tin higher in London f1Ti; futures higher f11l l0s Lo- eally quiet. but higher in eonseduenee; spot s37 20 q s37 50. ,
 Copper higher in London; spot fSs 5s and ,,,trrse ts5T ss Locally steady Lake SIS 5O@s1S.75; eiectrolytic s$1s 25 a SIS. 50 casting SIS. Oa@S S1S.25.
 Lead unchanged .TB locally and prices flo 15s in London.
 spAiter higher at f2s ihE in London. To- caify unchanged sb. .956f S6 05.
 iron unchanged to 3d higher in English market. standard foundry quiet 5os. Tod; and Cleveland warrants Bis thd. Locally unchanged: No 1 foundrW northern $ls; 5e q SI9. 25; No. 3 do. SIS, 25@Sls.75i No. l foundry southern SIS. DOC s1s.5 50; No. do' S17. 50 c SIS. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

Futures opened steady one 70 three points under satur1sav.n close The market as- sunaed waiting attitude. due to the near approach of the government crop report Covering by shorts kept prices np in an otherwise dull market Tho close was barely steady from two points hirher to eleven pointe lower than Saturday and with prices well above the lowest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
CTNcTNNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, July 30.--FIonr quIet; fancy ga shmss RE. family S3. .00@s3. 25.
 Wheat active, lower 735A O I4c. Corn steady B4M @55c. s-~ oats quiet 37e.
 Rye dull 62c. . .,, .-.- "vibi "WvbisRey 0 distiiIers' finished si.2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
rw YnRK GRAIN.

New York July sO.-wheat sold at the lowest point of the season today, SePteni.osr .. der the previous low figures. Enormoes receipts. weakness abroad, good harvestink supply Increase were the controlling tae'- ara
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York July 30,-DTy Eoods buyeIs are beginning to arrive from the West. yyorsted goods sold freely today in men $ wear and fancy woolens in women's wear lines Silks were also taken In larger quantities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

New orleans. July 30.-sugar steady open kettle centrifugal sos T-iec: eentTn- ugal yellow 3& m4hc; seconds 2h e 9S hc'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
rnrAsunY nAIANCEs.

Washineton. July 5o.--Treasury baIances ekc,usi hsasishis hash bslanes .ssi7o.s1o. ss1 r.,a e io3 72f. 005 GoiS oertificates .... s4,ssf, 200
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
COTTON LETTER..

By Private wire tO Leyeman a O., SC
 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans, La. July SO.--The cot- ton market moved along on an even keel today. The speculative wind was light aud consequently fluctuations were within very narrow range. At the opening December contracts sold as low as 1920 on somewhat disap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
To,al sales for aay ss4. 900 shares.
Nnw YnRK BoNns.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
nloderh nnnen

why. children, what do you mean by firing toy pistols among your prek- ty dolis?'
 a'oh. mama, we'se playin' Florodora Sextettev'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
COTTON LETTER
By rrivsse wi.s ts .. c. Asercrembi'

By Prfvnse Wire to c. G. Ahercrembfe
 6 Co., a2 Commerce st.
 New Orleans. July 25---From all the appeararce 1t will require something more substantial to depress prices than prospects the steadlness of market full ly demonstrating this fact today.
 The monthly crop review of The New Orleans Tfmes-Democrat denote dis tinct improvement in the condition of the growing crop compared with the general average of last month, the re-
 cont rains. as q rule. being beneficial
 The weekly reviews of other princi-
 pal Southern journals, The New Or- leans Picayune, The Memphis Appeal
 and The Atlanta Constitution, were
 ses so ssrs,a ty0rses saa Texss s Rayns Gns Jared better as a result of favorable field weather.
 To add 10 the list of favorable crop
 kcceunts, The New York Journal of
 Commerce rendered glowing account
 of the outlook in Texas and in the two territories, which thus far averages two-thirds of the belt as being in bet
 ter condition than at this time one It is to be expected. therefore, that the general average of The New York Journal of Commerce on the conditions of Mhe cotton crop, which is expected tomorrow, will show some improvement
 for the month. the less promising out look in the South Atlantic States be- 1 ing more than offset by the flattering prospects In the central and western 1 portions of the cotton region. Since l the compiling Of the above reports weather in the belt has not been so fa- Ivorable in that further general rains Ihaving been reported over Sunday from | every State west of Georgia, the pre- 1 cipitation being heaviest in Texas and 1 Arkansas, at some points the rainfall amounting to five or six inches. It if probable that the continuance of wet tt.f 4.. taining values today. although 1t is moi at all unlikely that covering by timid shorts assisted in upholding the mar ket.
 The cror is reported as being late in
 Georgia and in the CaroFnas, but it ap- pears to be early in the Mississippi Val ley and, in South Texas. notwithstand- 1 ing private accounts to the contrary press advices reporting picking to be in full sNeing in the southern counties of Texas and of it not being long be- fore it will begin in the more north ern counties of the State.
 There are, however, more reports of weevils increasing the first brood oi l the destructive second generation hay. | ing made their appearance In the neigh l bofhood of san Antonio and from Aus l tin has been received complaint oi the plant shedding badly as result oi continuous rains.
 Whatever may be the effect of tht l bureau report upon the market nexi l Friday, longs will have the destruct. I i've weevil to refer to and to Augusi weather which usually proves detri' ! meatal to the crop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts 80 50: clear ribs So IS; short vlears So.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts SIC. SS; clear ribs SI0. Soi short clear Sio .e2h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
LocAL ooEToE MARKET. -,
ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS IUIAUN. nAw, F1rIeass July 5e.---Spct cotton ctps- aa e,,ief and I-iec lower than gnturday; sniafiing i0 Sc: total sales were soc bales on the spot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON sfAnKET.
Port Movement,

fsaiveston-Steady. 10 Sc; net receipts a. si1; gross receipts 2.S11; sales 32; stock 14.sos: shipments to Great Britain 4.3ea: shipments coaBtwfse Tg4
 New orieans-ouiet io%c; net receipts 416; gross receipts 416: stock 32,7e0: ship ments to France 5, 700; to continent S.Ig4
 Mobiie-Dnll. i0Ac: net, receipts 7s1: gross receipts 41s; sales 50: stock ISIS; shipments to Great Britain 900.
 sayannah-Quiet, 10 s-fsc; net receipts 1,7s1; gross receipts 4s: stock s7.s1os ship- ments to France S,s44: 10 continent i.2ss: coastwise 200.
 Cparieston--Nominal; net reneIpts 10l gross receipts i04: stock 6.20s
 Wfifnington-<Stock 322.
 Norfolk--Steady. lie: net receipts 4ssi Kross receipts 4ss: sales 1ka; stock 1l954; shipments coastwfse 6aO
 characterization 11Ec. stock 224s stock ga. s9e.
 Boskon--cufet, l9. 90. gross receipts gsO
 PhIIadeIphIa--steady lI.fs: stock 2.sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. I0&c; net receipts 6lO: gross receipts $40; shipments ss1; sales ets; stock IA 27a
 Augusta Steady. He; net receipts TIT; A19; stock ib.s7T.
 Mefnphis- Quiet. ioxe; net receipts 42; gross receipts 42 shipments 5; sales 1s0: sts Louls--ouiet 10 1s~Ise; net receipts 14o: gross receipts 51s: shipments eke: cincinnatt-Net receipts as; gross recefgxs 2e; shipments ta4: stock 5,0sB
 Loaisville--FirFn lie
 Total today--Net receipts 1.o2s; gross re- ceipts ls4ee; shipments 2.See. saiss L2ls. stock s7.Soa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
NEW oRLEaNs norroN FUTURES

New Orleans July 5b--Cotton futures closed barely steady on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today. oa2tations ranged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
sT. LouTs CLOSING MARKETs

St. Louis, July so,-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: IuSv 7oE: range 7o% to n. - ssntember fSIa 7RI; range T1% to 1sA, fspssnSsF DaeemSer 75aS45S bldT range 7bA to
 7BM. .1N Ia AAA.<a -Al ~
 Corn t-G-~ July 50A asked. .u September 50 bid; range 4eM 70 sO- May 4sR bid; rangs ls% to 4S%. september stA bidi range ss@ss% to s2A December sss bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
TasaI MovNnaut

Total today. at all ports. net e.ssf; ship tnents to Great Britain 4.3ss: to France S,644; to continent es2b: stock 21l263
 sCcnsoiiaated at ali ports. net 1l.sss; ship nents 10 Great Britain 10, ,f65; to France S.s<4. sN continent k.e5B.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net 7- 770.676; shipments to Great Britain 9 SEQ. 420; to France 724.55l; to continent 2.e4s,- III to Japan its.2ss; 10 Mextco aT64.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
NV oELEANs sror corroN.
NEW YonK COTTON FUTUKEs.

New York July 30 --Cotton futures clos cd steady on the New York Cotton Ex- shanke tedav. ouotations ranged as fol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

Save your pennies and the dollars will cause someone to take careusak xon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE, - st. Louis, July s0;-Eiour steauy' Whiskey steady i.SS, Pork. lower; 3obbink SIS. IQ Lard! lower. prime stearn tt'se'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
THr METAL MARKET.

Charleston, g. C., July so.-rurpentine and rosin nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

NEW t11sI.EANs COTTON OIL. New Orleans. July 50-~Cotton seed oil prime s4e crude 2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ga, July so.--spirits turpen- tine firm 56%c; sales 570; receipts 6s6;
 Resin steady; receipts LSoi; shipments Quote: ARC $. .s5; D ss.s55 E s4. %; r s4 05; q S4. 10; H st.15i 1 s4 20; K si se; N s4656s4. 75: N t.s0G s4. S5: VIC s4 S5; wv $5 .006S5.i5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31
NNw YoRK COFFEE MARKET.

New York July So.--coffee futures open hieher European cables, reports that tho Rra sIitan valorikation bill had passed tho senate. private cables from Europe. re- porting that German and French bankerN had over-subscribed the Brazilian loan rN- ouired to put the valorizatien scheme in fo effect and the official weather reports from the State of Sac Paulo reporting low tenaperatures in several important districts. The market closed firm and 15n20 points iet higher, prices reaching the highest level for the bdl movement in the late
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

Wilmington. N. C., July sO.--spirits tur- pentine firm 5sMc; receipts CT casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 2So bar rels
 Tar firm ss %; receipts 10 barrels. Crude turpentine firm S2.75. st. 80 and t4 SO: receipts 221.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-31

Transas City, July 20.--Cattle, receipts '60o. Steady to 1Oe lower. Quaantines
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07

The celebrated Passion Play"
will be exhibited in moving pictures
at the La Junta Theatre On Monday.
July I'D. This play is An exact re-
production Of the celebrated Oh
beromervan play which Is acted
every tenth year before celebrities
from all parts Of the world. The
moving pictures have attracted
large crowds in all our American
cities. The play viii be given under
the auspices Of the Catholic church.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07

eisins the duties and enjoying ths
privileges Of the olices of aldermen
for the first ward Of the city of
Rocky Ford" From all we can learn.
there is not much joy or privilege in
holding the position Of alderman in
Rocky Ford At the present time
Miss May Spane arrived home last
"Wednesday evening from Pueblo.
where she has been the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Charles Aorser. for the
past two months. Mrs. Norser.
who recently had a second operation
for appendicitis performed. is re-
ported to be doing nicely
w. H. Gates. of Bartlesville.
Okla. arrived in town the first Of
the week for brief visit with his
brother. John Gates Mr.. Gates is
on his way to Colorado Springs to
join his family. who have been
spending the winter in California.
and will probably spend the summer
in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Opdyke. ac-
companied by Miss Lizzie Lee. left
Thursday morning for Meadville.
Mo-. where they were summoned on
account II the death Of Thomas
Lee. a young brother Of the two
last named. Young Lee was killed
in An accident of some kind. but no
particulars are available.
Commencing with July lst the
Santa Fe inaugurated three cent .
mile rate in Colorado. Under the
new conditions the fare To Denver is
$50 instead of S6.35. to Colorado
Springs s3.25 instead of Si.l0. and
TO Pueblo sl.95 instead of 81 60.
This is q reduction Of nearly ~ per
cent. The the new rate applies to
all points in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Steen left last
"Wednesday morning for trip
around the circle" via the Denver
4 Rio Grande Salida. Marshall
Pass. Montrose. Grand Junction and
Glenwood Springs. They will stop
at the latter place for am indefinite
period. or until Mr.. Steen RECEIVERS
from the serious attack of grippe
from which he has suffered during
the past two weeks.
W. w. Parce. of Boulder. the
landscape architect who has been
employed by the Park Commission
to devise a plan for the beautifying
of our new City Park south Of town.
arrived in town yesterday afternoon
on No. 10. A meeting of the Park
Commission and the city council at
the city hall was scheduled for last
night at which Mr.. Parce was to
submit the plans he has prepared.
Martin 4 Lamb. the wholesale
liquor dispensers on First street.
were arrested one day this week
charged with selling liquor in guam
titles less than gallon. The trial is
set for next Monday before Judge
Clark. This is their second offenSe.
In the first case. after losing out
in the police court and the county
court, the matter was settled by
paying the fine imposed and all
costs.
Commencing July lst the Colora-
do Telephone Company inaugurated
collections in advance to
take the place of quarterly collec-
tions hitherto in vogue. believing
that it will meet with universal
favor among their subscribers. IL is
necessary under this arrangement
that all accounts be paid not later
than the 10th of each month. g.
NJ. Reazer. formerly with the Postal
Telegraph Company. is the new
collector.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07
sess ooag IeeAa ,ssos-
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

Smoke Il . Juntas Best Sold
by all deaiers-
Thompson can save you money on
household goods.
See our handsome line Of neck
wear.-C. F. Anthem 4 Co.
Old newspapers for sale at this
Office at twenty cents per hundred
For fire. life and accident insur-
ance call on 5. r. Mendelson. room
3. Miller block.
IL you want the best lawn mower
on earth go to the La Junta Hard
ware Company.
For painting. decorating and
paper.hanging. call up Black 1901
Jack Devine.
I For RENT Furnished rooms: new
house: new furniture: close in
Dad" Stephenson
Stop the wagon of the La Junta
Ice Company for artificial ice. Best
in town. Phone 80 red.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone.
4a2 black; night phone. s62 red.
The La Junta Drug Company
makes a speciality Of sundaes and
fancy drinks Of all descriptions.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
Coolest place in town-Dunkin's
ice cream parlor. Two electric fans.
also souvenir fans for our patrons
Bring your hides and pelts. dry or
green. to the La Junta Hardware
Company. Highest market price
paid.
Monthly school report cards. good
for any school district in Otero
county, for sale at the TRIBUNE
office
Are you going To paint? II 80. see
the La Junta Hardware Company.
agents for Halleck's house paints.
bes: on earth.
Call and buy the goods you need
this month and secure handsome
gold watch and chain free. C. +.
Anthem & Co.
Who's your icernan, Phone black
1853 or Junta -. La Junta Cold
Cold Storage Company. c. W. Won
derly. Manager.
Mrs. II. G. Todd. who has been
very seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
was reported greatly improved yes
terday morning.
The La Junta Hardware Company
is agent for the Schwab Safe and
Lock Company. They have safes for
sale from S35 up.
Order your ice cream for Sunday
dinner at the Swastika Refreshment
Parlor. Any quantity. best quail
ty. Phone Junta 236.
Others may~sell you shoes cheap
We can't. Leather has gone up 35
per cent; the price of paper is the
same. {. r. Anthem & Co.
Misses Nellie and Anna King leave |
today for Galya. Kan, to spend the !
summer with relatives. and will
probably be absent for three months. |
Burt Hawken. car accountant at
the shops. left Tuesday night for a
months vacation. He will visit in
Chicago. Toronto. Fremont. Neb.. !
and his old home. st. Joseph. Mo.
Mrs. W. r. Gibson. of Goldield.
New. arrived in La Junta yesterday |
morning for a few DAYS. visit with |
friends Mrs. Gibson is on her way
to Missouri to spend the summer
with her parents.
Mrs. F. F. Turley arrived home |
Thursday morning from Ash Grove.
Mo-. where she was visiting rela- |
tives. being summoned on account
of the serious illness of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. G.. Todd.
Engineer John w. Madigan came !
down on No. 10 yesterday after
noon. This is the first trip he has
made to La Junta since he joined
the benedicts and he will probably
have to make few more before he
gets even with the game.
Last Sunday Father Callahan dedi-
Gated the new st. Francis Zavier
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07
Money 10 No OBJECT.

Come in and let Us give you prices
ON any article you are in need of.
Cash or easy payments.
Lutte 5. GEE.
Home Furnisher.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

have been bothered by tire troubles.
Brakes are stronger and better con-
.structed than ever, and where brakes
have been thought sufficient in the past
IN many cases two or more sets are
fitted. Several cars have also been fit
ted with devices which make it impos.
sible for them to back down hill when
the brakes are out Of order.
Prices Hold Up.
There will be very few reductions in
prices as compared with those that OBJ
tanned last year; in fact quite few.
makers have advanced their selling
figures. Tho the prices will rule higher,
the buyer will get more for his money
than ever before in the way Of fittings,
such as lamps, horns, and other Access
sories. Several makers have taken up
the European plan of undertaking the
horse power Of the cars, and one manu-
facturer in particular has rated his car
at 24-horse power, tho the engine de-
velops more than thirty-fve. One limo
walton will be the fitting of runabout
bodies on cars which have 40-horse
power or nearly as much, where former
~ no runabout had more than 15-horse
power at most. One Of these runabouts
sells for hundred or more than $4,000.
During the week many automobile
meetings will be held. The executive
committee of the National Association
Of Automobile Manufacturers will meet
in the First Regiment armory next
Wednesday morning. Sessions Of the
American Motor league are scheduled
for the armory Feb. 5 and 10. This
league has been particularly active in
getting reduced rates for it's members,
and it's efforts already are seen in the
increased attendance from faroff points.
Next Thursday there will be meet
ing Of the American. Automobile asso-
citation at the armory at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

OF radical departures from accepted
types and time-tried devices and things
absolutely new, visitors to the two
shows find few indeed. There are less
freaks and impractical ideas exploited
this year than ever before as the indus
try has about reached the point where
designers realize that progress must be
made along certain known and we'll
defined lines. The features which at
tract the observing eyes Of the motor
wise are the added splendor and at
Effectiveness Of the body designs and
the simplicity and accessibility of the
engines and machinery. While the body
builders have striven to make their
wares more elaborate than ever before,
the designers of motors have tried to
simplify the strictly mechanical parts
OF cars, and one manufacturer boasts
that he has produced a four-cylinder
engine which has fewer parts than did
his single cylinder type of but few
years ago.
The New Things.
Perhaps the greatest departure from
usually accepted practices is found in
the added number of big manufacturers
who will show for the first TIME this
year cars in which the power lis sup
piled by a two-cycle engine.
The cars of 1906 will be easier to
control than those which preceded them,
and some engines have been so i'm
proved that speeds from six to sixty
miles an hour will be impossible on the
high gear. Nearly all of the new
models have the spark and gas control
levers on the steering post right under
the drivers hand, and in some cases
the change speed lever is also mounted
there. The larger sizes of tires are
recommended for use on many of the
lighter cars and puncturc-proof covers
without number are displayed for the
inspection Of the automobiles who
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
By General Acclama alton

IN the high:class restaurants and
hotels, in the home of the able pro
WIDER, in fact wherever good palate
serves &c y,e as a guide, the selection Of Moet
1900, is positively manifest, and this
delicious product is proclaimed the
SO champagne Of the day. No less
than 99,387 cases of Moet & Chandon
champagne were brought into the port
OF New York during 1905. which
amount is over SO per cent greater
than was imported by the house second
on the list, as compiled in the Custom
House statistics. At all social gather
lngs, prominent functions, and ban
quets,. the feature proper is "White
Seal,' vintage of 1900, and the great
increase in its sales is evidence Of. its
continued popularity. -,