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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

be made in both standings before the trips are completed.
 The Montgomery Baseball Associa- tion certainly stands high in President Kavanaugh's estimation. Standing high in the percentage will come later The eighth inning in Memphis ysx- to-day emphasized the great expensive ness of base on balls. This has been remarked before, but it will bear repe- tition
 Birmingham was the only eastern nings to do it; but it was the fnisn that counted. both of the other eastern teams being shut out
 Just suppose Hausen hadn't been greedy and tried to stretch his hit in the third-McAleese's hit would have have reached the plate. But post nor tems are barred in baseball as well as the fascinating game of poker.
 Todav.s game will be interesting Birmingham Is only six points below Shreveport for the lead; Memphis only ten points ahead of Atlanta for fourth, and Montgomery only three points
 Mobile has three hard games now. playing the hard hitting Jackson team Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Reid's team Is at Monroe Park, however, and from the game that they have been putting up. the battles should be fierce ones. E. t.'t
 Appearances would seem to indicate that Connie Mack's Athletics have wrestedI the title of fence breakers" fl pm the Cleveland team. They got twenty hits off Tannehiil in Boston Tuesday, Coakley being somewhat os a puzzle to Collins men.
 That Washington aggregation is play ing swift game now, and they have twelve games at home now, Detroit opening there tomorroT ;o,nIlns Chicago g., New York. and St Louis in Boston. The Memphis scorer did not give Perry a hit in the fourth inning, nor | Nichols an error either. True .Appe- rious was thrown out at third. but | Perry was safe on Nicholas making mess of his hit all the same. Either Perry should have had the hit or Mich
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

[. but thereafter Miles's perfect condi. a tremendous pace and Gould WIS plainly tired. The secoEd set fell easily to Miles by 6-1. In tho third set Goul,, made great fight and though the se5 of the best tennis seen here in years was played in 1t.
 The fourth set again went to Miles by 6-3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
The Tricksy Taft.

New York World.
 Secretary Taft's partisanship carried him too far when he told the Yale st1dents that if the administration Philippine policy were unsuccessful 1t would be the fault of the "antis Sec retary Taft has time and again de- cIared that fair tariff Legislation was indispensable in insuring the Filipinos' welfare The "antis.'' as he calls theni' are virtually unit for the Philippine torIfs hjlI Onnosition to 1t has come from Republican "standpatters.
 The Bosoms of the wise are the tohos of secrcts-Oriental proverb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING
Mont gomery. Ala. May 5. 1906. To the stockholders of
 The Fourth National Bank. .

 To the stockholders of
 The Fourth National Bank. -
 Notice is hereby given of a special meet ing of the stockholders of The Fourth Na, fiouai Bank of Montgomery. Alabama, caleo 10 be held in it's office at it's Banking House nn Commerce Street. at twelve ociock. noon. Thursday. June 7th, iso6 for the pur- pose of voting upon and determining wheth- CT this Bank '.ili increase tis capital stock from three hundred thousand to five nun 5red thousand dollars. and of selling the Increased capital stock at one hundred ana fifty dollars per share. or premium os same; also whether the shareholders VIII waive their right to a preference of bo per cent of the stock that they would nave a preference to upon paying for same at the price at which said stock may be sold pur-. suant to q resolution adopted by the Boarq of Directors of said Bank at meeting helo on May ard. 1906. and for the transaction of such other business as may legally come 's'''' ' .Eos. J. REIN r''
 .at President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
MARISE NEWS.

Mobile. May e.--ArriYed: Strs.. HaraId, Nor Henrichsen, Port Limon: Fort Gaines Nor, knudsen. Bocas Del Tore: BeiiSe, Nor Hansen Belize Hispanis, Nor. Sttckler, Port Iinoon: Alabama. Nor, Jenne. Port IL mon: Espana. Nor. Danieisen, Puerto Cor tez; Barkentine. Hooge Zond l. Dutch. NyF~ demon. Frontera.
 Cleared strs. Dagfin. Nor, salvorsen, Galveston: Hisnania. Nor. Sttckler. Port Del Toro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Summary base hits. Cooley
 Suggs. Base on balls, off Maxwell, ]. Struck out, by Suggs. :: by Maxwell. 8. Hit by pitcher, McAleese. Sacrofice hit. Hurlburt, Double play. Suggs to Nichols to Carey Time 1885. Umpire Pfenninger,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
seismic Styles.

New York Mall.
 Earthquake styles in costume are now a possibility They include tuxedo coats worn over bed-blankets tor ladies. and semi -pajamas topped out with a lamp shade for gentlemen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
ZIMMER WON GAME
LITTLE ROCK TAKES FIRST HOME
 CONTEST.
With Two MeD Down, kaIkoM Dropped Third strike and TraveIers Piled
 Vp Five TaIiies uring
 " f9 Inning.

Little Rock. Ark. May s.--Little Rock won its first game of the season on the orpe grounds by shutting out Nashvis.,. today The visitors were unable to hit Brady effectively. In the seventh inning with two out Mo Kalkhoff dropped the ball and threw wide to first. Little Rock made five runs before side was retired. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
nnnnre. for Life.

Prince Kotchowheff, d Russian, has been ordered by the Berlin courts to pay $ISO year for life to d waiter whom he assaulted. During the Rus so-Japanese war the prince while in q Dresden hotel called for newspaper. The waiter handed him the kladdera dstsch. and as it contained d cartoon ridiculing the Russian army the pa trotic prince so belabored the waiter as to disable him for life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
WON BY MATTHEWS
BARoNs TAKES FIRST SERENE
 cORT GAME.
Coal BarDns' Catcher in the Twelfth In- ning Knocks Home Run. Wilhelm Lets Down In
 The Ninth.

won today's game for Birmingham with a home run in the twelfth inning. Will helm had Shreveport shut put up to the ninth. inning, when the locals bat ted in three runs and tied the score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
I. L. Jones, Promoter Investments.
 No. 10 s. Perry St.

The biz fortunes of the next twentv-five years wifi come out of Mother Earth: man is,faefurfna .1as been reduced to a stmple onestson Of competition.- H. Schwab
 Tn. next twenty years will show Mexico in the lead of the word in the production or gold Cecil Rhodes.
 XaIuas nf a few Mexican Mining Stocks:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
NOTICE

zoxuehomme Mercantile Company will not he responsibie for any indebtedness made by Mir Leo I.ichtenstein. as he is no longer connected with the above firm .
 Ali liabilities are assumed by the Red Bridge Mercantile Company and all indeht- edness owed to them should be paid in the strre of inc Boruehomme Mercantile Con,- pany RED BRIDGE MERCANTILE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

One.
 Gone.
 Smoke up. Null!
 That's all right-get todays'
 Mir Suggs will evidently do. He most assuredly won his own game
 Mike Finn got 1t harder than Null laney--some consolation in that, tor the Climbers still hug sixth place
 Yesterdays game put the Egyptians in the first division, taking fourth place and putting Atlanta ten points pel'" them in ffth place.
 Maxwell pitched beautiful ,gare of ball but il looked as if he used poor judgment again in not throwing cooley out al first in the eighth inning
 Tomorrow the Western teams of the American League begin their Eastern trip, and Saturday the Eastern teams of the National League begin their
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
.aE MexIcan MIninC stocks:

The eyes of the mIning woFId are tuned toward Mexico. s20o.0oo.0oo of American money has been invested there during the last two years.--Report of United States Consul at Monterey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

'I think papa and mamma likes the baby better than they do me- said 4- year-old Flossie 10 the visitor, cause he lets 'em do just az they please
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York May e-Tin was still nervous hut fluctuations narrower in London. Spot further increased 1s7 pounds, 5s Futures slightly lower 1ss pounds i2s Cd Local mar keT ouiet holders little easier in their views Spot s4S 606os4s.7S
 Copper higher abroad: spot sS pounds i,s and futures s2 pounds 15s Cd Locally copper was without quotable change. Lake s1S s0msfa co: eIActrolytic SIS. 25a SIS. 90: casting SIS. % ISIS. S..
 Lead unchanged both in English market and locally.
 Speiter higher 26 pounds 7s 6C Sl London. but remained unchanged locally.
 iron higher abroad: Cleveland warrants iron unchanged; No i foundry. northern s1s.7sGS1 SIS o0: No. do SIS. 25 q SIS. so: No. foundry southern SIS 25 a SIS. 50: No. do- Sl7 T56 SIS. oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Fresh strawberries, 10 cents per quart. FIowers-Netties Grocery Co' Phone 225-s5S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Summary-Two base hits. neArmInd. Anderson. Three base hits, Johnson. Sacrifice hit. Kalkhoff. olen base. lansing. Base on balls. off Allemang, 3. Struck out: by Allemang. l: by Brady. ,. First on errors. Little Rock. 3: Nashville. 1. Left on bases. Little Rock, S: Nashville. 4. Double plays. Hickey to Douglass to Johnson. Time, I:40 Umpire Kennedy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

New Orleans. May s.--Cleared: strs" co- mus. Kemblc New York; Gutheii. Ger. Wiecke Havana; Pbidias, Br., Allen. Ant werp; Im2erator. Nor. Pedersen Bl1efieIda,s: Ia, Delphine, Ital Quirola, Genoa via NorioIR Miguel M. Pintllos, Span. Perez. Barceloha'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills

and in very few minutes you win have no further thoughts bout eitner pains or pills, and can so about your business or pleasure. free from suncr- ing 0" distress. .,,
 I've use Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills for nervous or sick kaadaehe and neu- ralgia. We are rot afraid to take mem, as they do not affect the heart hke SO many other headache remedies,
 F. ". HERR. Orrville. Q.
 If first box fails to benefit. your drug gist will return your money. ,,. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In pulk'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Raillery which plays with the foibles of tho great is long remembered and aeIsom forKiVen.-Tacitus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

The eighth inning in Memphis ys<- torday emphasized the great expensive ness of a base on balls. This has been remarked before, but 1t will bear repe- tition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Port Eads. May s.-Arrived: strs,. Mica Vaccnro. Br.. simpson. Ceiba.
 Sailed strs.. Memnon Br: Morgan; St ada. Greenbrier Br., Mades. Port Limon' Arkadia. Lewir. Porto Rico nIhes pasien Naw Sr,; York; Mount Vernon. Nor. Falsen. Bocas del Toro Viator. Nor. Thorsen. Ceiba: Alps Ger Reicke. Port Limon: Belvernon. Nor. Olsen, Bocas Del Toro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Cambridge. May s.--Harvard, 2: W. Hams. 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
It's Easier

to cure than endure those dreadful sick or nervous headaches.
 It's all in knowing how.
 Tn just few minutes. without any other effects but just to cure the pain Dr. Miles Aati-Pain Pills will relieve anywhere, or from any cause, just take
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Fresh Ripe Strawberries 10c per quart. Special Price on Preserving Berries,
 BROCK GROCERY GO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
. PERCENTAGE TABLE. . 1>AAAA>>>>> ' . >>A<H<
 aovrrurRN LEAGUE.
AMERTCAN ASSOCIATION.
. TODAY's SCHEDULE. >HA>>>>>>>> . . >%>>><

c TODAY'S SCHEOULEs - ~>>>>>>>>>> . . >>>>>~ southern Tseague- Montgomery in Memphis. Birmingham in Shreveport
 Nashville at Little Rock
 Atlanta at New Orleans Americnn LeaGue.- St. Louis at Chicago.
 Detroit at Cleveland.
 Washington at New York.
 Philadelphia at Boston. National League.- Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Brooklyn.
 Chicago at St. Louis. south Atlantic. Macon at Columbia.
 Augusta at Jacksonville
 Savannah at Charleston. American Association Columbus at Minneapolis. Toledo at St. Paul.
 Indianapolis at Kansas City,
 Louisville at Milwaukee. Cotton states- Mobile at Meridian.
 Vicksburg at Baton Rouge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Chicago, May 9.-St Louis defeated Chicago today. The locals were unable 'o hit Jacobsen and played poorly ba- hind Altrock. Score:
 RHE. Chicago. .. . ... 900 100 oo1-2 { St Louis .. .... 200 604 O0O--6 g
 Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan; Ja- cobsen and Spencer. Time :35. Um- pires Connor and O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
. >>>>><>>%<> . - >~<>>< q YESTERDAYS GAMES. ( Southern League

Memphis ., MoptEomery Q. Birminghami Shreveport S--1o in
 nings
 Little Rock 6, Nashville 2. Amerirau League Washington s; New York {. Philadelphia II; Boston 4.
 Cleveland Detroit. rain.
 St. Lonis-Clevel1nd, no game
 scheduled. N@StOnai I~prue.- New York 5: Brooklyn f. Pittsburg 8: Chicago 2.
 Boston (: Philadelphia l.
 Cincinnati-St. Louis, rain. South Atlantic League.- Jacksonville 2: savannah g. Charleston 9: Macon ,.
 Columbia {: Augusta 1. American AssOciation-- Knas ssas City ?: Indiana polls i. Columbus :: Minneapolis l.
 Milwaukee [: Louisville :.
 Toledo 13; St. Paul 2. Cotton Statess-- Meridian 5: Mobile l2 Vicksburg 1; Gulfport 0.
 Jackson 5: Baton Rouge 6.
 St. Louis Chicago, rain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Birmingham was the only eastern club to win yesterday, taking ten in- nings to do 1t; but 1t was the finisn that counted. both of the other eastern teams being shut out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
College Bn.ebaII.
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

At Chapel Hill. N. C..JTnivcrsity of North Carolina. 6: Guilford College, e lThlrteen inninRsO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

The Montgomery Baseball Associa- tion certainly stands high in President Kavanaugh's estimation. Standing high in the percentage will come later
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Ithaca. \. Y. May 9.-Cornen. 5 Oberlin. 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Western trip. Lots of changes will be made in both standings before the trips are completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
CoIIe1a RaII.

College BaII. New Haven. May 9.--BToWn. l, Yale,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Boston. May 9.--Both teams punched their hits in today's game but Philn- delphia was the morA productive of runs Score fR.H.E. Boston .. .. .. 100 0o2 216--e 12 2 Philadelphia ... 100 040 400-9 12 !
 Ra RaTterIes-Young and Graham; Plank and Powers. Time 1855. Umpire Sher- idan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

That Washington aggregation is play ing swift game now, and they have twelve games at home now, Detroit opening thera tomorrow: Chicago opens in Philadelphia. Cleveland in New York. and St. Louis in Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Today's game will be interesting Birmingham Is only six points below Shreveport for the lead; Memphis only ten points ahead of Atlanta for fourth, and Montgomery only three points ahead of Nashville for sixth place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Mir Suggs will evidently do E most assuredly won his own game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

That's all right-get todays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09

IN, term vegetable has reference 10
the whole ur. any part OF plant cult.
waited especially with reference 10 use
at the table But the Use OF the word
vegetable doesn't always depend upon
cooking. for celery is vegetable and
apple, are fruit whether eaten iuw or
cooked one would suppose the toma.
10 tp be- entitled 20 the term fruit for
the method OF It's raising resemble,
that OF fruit But Il is usually called
vegetable. whether eaten raw or cook
3D. Zoo spite of It's appearance. The
quucc rs 80 rrutlIkc in appearance.
50 resembling apples, pears. etc. that
it persist. bon being called fruit though
oatyu ou,E when cooked Sometime
tive vegetable is bud ais with elh-
hagH, auI brussels sprouts, leaves a~
spinach. stems above ground. 9~ as
plra.u-. stems enlarged tuucr-l 400
Gn~--1uu1. a~ common potatoes. or
roots 20. sweet potatoes tlrniu-, bg.t-
ami carrots ST. Nicholas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09
robncco The national Flower"

II the great republic must have
flower. why uot adopt the tobacco
plant tNrot-gul tlblcnml? a. is a ma
tive Of this country and was first
found lu Virginia. There is nothing
sectional ~ local about rLe plant. be-
cause today % is grown in most Of the
states from Florida aud Louisiana 10
Connecticut and is now used in every
nation on the globe. civilized and bar.
blr.au, 30 lt g. possible to obtain IT, 1t
IS mot commonly known that the 90.
Llrco plant byhr~ very pretty pink
blossom. which might come into the
flower Lsr.yus bus for It's rank and
dl,0grcuublr oIor The Indian corn. or
maize. is another plant indigenous %
the United states and was found in
u-n as food by the Indians from Nir-
gu.a % Massachusetts But if We
must have q Hover that is esteemed as
such without regard TO any economic
considerations Or utiliurilu qualities
why not adopt the laurel lLuurus lati-
folI. mountain laurel or broad leaf
laurcls-Ncw Or'eaus picayune
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09

Ihe climate ol f.a IeIugutapcg 18th
mn. compares most rlyomnly with
that ar Panama. being mild and health
I'M write. Rene Rlch' Iu Technical.
World Magazine DuIgo ca.Hn. fn.
ba..n vanilla nul sugar cane are
grown n t., region. which has ID rop.
ula,Iru 49, an1u, $1,000 The iul.b.t.
ants arr hardy gad Industrious. those
Of the plains ou the Pacific side be.nl
descended from the ancient race of the
Z1Iltccos and boastuG that they We're
never conquered 10y the Span.ards. II
Is said that the women OF this race
have from time immemorial been able
to maintain supremacy over the weak
er male Scv. leaving the men at home
10 take care of the house and children
while they carry heavy burdens 20
market on their heads They are very
handsome these women. ana their ma
tive costume is most artistic" including
| n picturesque LcGddrcs~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09

cotton market today was entirely un.
expected It was due to a movement
by important local and New Orleans
interests. who over stayed the bull
side in their operations in the market
during tire last weeks excitement
seizing upon the drop of temperatures
In the belt TO work up scare.
The Liverpool market was bought
and bid up first for the effect f. would
have here Then the traders who
oyorsold themselves on the slump yes.
terday were driven in by prices here
being bought and bid up mainly by
the most aggressive manlpulatiye in.
terests 20 TO 80 points. Reports of
frost and forecast for more and heav-
ier frost tonight in the southwest were
given widespread circulation while this
movement was going on. and prices
were still later advanced TO a level
of 30 TO 80 points over last nights
close.
Meanwhile, heavy liquidation was
going on through other brokers and
commission houses on the scale up.
Z was not until the last hour, howey-
r. that the market felt this heavy
| inside selling. then when the crowd
ried 10 sell out, the market reacted
sharply from the top, and great diff
Guilty was experienced holding the
.alling movement in check While We
'rc believers in a crop Of no more than
20Jr oJ' and expect prices will sell
iohcr on this later in the season,
| lcrc is no doubt that the technical
| spcculative position Of the market is
ufayorable for a continuation of the
rrcat aEgressiveness on the bull side
prlces are high enough under the eX
sting conditions and should react on
.lraring settled weather and the in
rreasing heavier receipts which are
sure 10 come
Light frosts in the cotton belt al
his season Of the year would be more
beneficial than injurious.
It is too early for killing frost Il
occur which would be necessary &c
kill the plants and prevent the further
Development Of top crop,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09

There Is not. and there never was in
tended tr bc, any such feeling Of puri-
tauism or OF Calvinism with regard to
our day ot rest rs there is connected
with the Lords day OF our neighbors.
Tho Jewish sabbath was TO be a de
light, and we read that in the medieval
ghetto dancing. among other rcrrea-
tipuS, was common on that day. There
Is nothing contrary To the spirit Of
Judaism iu the playing of games or i'm.
dulgorcr Bon amy form Of li-ht reorca-
ton ON saturday so long rs it is com
biucd with a due regard for the sacred
claims uf divine worship Jewish
MlrII
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09

CUt glass makers explain why 1t j.
that there are frequent reports Of cut
glass suddenly breaking OF crumbIin-
on q table. shelf or Sldcboard lu homes
and elsewhere. although the glass was
not in Use. They assert that whenever
the tone of any cut glass article comes
iu,o contact with It's responsive CHORD
the life of the glass will 20 with the
tone. 10y which it is affected, and the
glass cpllupScS or cruWhlcs. II j. on
record n famous opera singer could
bronx cut glassware by reaching high
L. In hcr singing Several tests were
made iu New York and Paris, ana by
her singing she broke several pieces OF
cut glassware. The tone of a violin II
atdncd So as TO he in true accord with
cut glass VIII destroy it
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09
-. G q. Beers Cotton Circular.


Nuv Orleans. la. oct. a-The frs
blizzard OF the season struck the far
northwest today. freezing tempera
lures being reported as far south a.
Nebraska. and as longs were in a po
-i,.ou 10 make the most Of same hay
ing worked Liverpool for all il was
worth. they succeeded I'm creating
something of a scare lest the colo
wave penetrate the cotton growing
states OF the south.
Indications are fair cool weather
but there are no decided feature OF
map warranting the belief that a dam
aging heavy frost will materialize, il
being necessary for the mercury to
WORK low as 80 degrees 70 produce
killing frost.
As a matter Of fact the cold wave
appears to be working eastward, and
will probably float above the belt on
its way to the Atlantic from the Pa.
ciiic. and while the official forecast is
lor frost, the character is not speci-
fed. there is no positive assurance
| that light frost will materiali2e in the
northwestern portion of the belt much
less killing frost, nevertheless, the
market was influenced TO a level Of
about 80 points higher than last nights
closing prices
It now remains 10 be seen whether
or not damaging frosts will be official.
|ly reported tomorrow morning \ re.
port gained currency TO the effect that
two failures had occurred abroad. one
at Alexandria, Egypt and the other
| ON the continent These rumoys had
stimulating effect upon market also it
Ib.iug surmisDd that the strength of
I Liverpool was partly due 20 the rcplac
| ing OF any and all contract that might
have been made 10y the failures re.
ported Receipts at all ports for the
/ day were comparatively heavy but
altogether too large movement in Tex.
as, the days arrivals amounting TO
S4.327 bales against 1850, since Fri,
day l94,769 VS.. 1875.
Deliveries at points east OF the Miss
issippi, however, are Of small proper
tions. the recent bad weather having
interfered with picking, ginning and
marketing of the crop the movement
being very light in the Mississippi val
ley and in the South Atlantic states
Owing to the retarding of farm opera
tions in the central belt. The lateness
of the crop in the eastern belt, longs
are beginning 10 talk of the next cen
sus report on ginnings TO october is
/ which is due about October 25th., as
being more bullish than the last cen
sus report was, Spots readily respond
ed to futures and are up 3-l6 today.
meIntyre's Cotton Circular.
New York, Oct 9.-The rise in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-09
Local Cotton Market.

Cotton Is playing back up again IN
price. Lint went today at 10 to 1oh
cents per pound Seed cotton sold for
$3.50 per hundred.
The total receipts up 10 date are
about $500 bales