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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-09-07
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consolidation of FIagOn ana
Harmony ScllOols.

There has been III eApErsSo" "o'"
some of the people Of the Fiagonand
Harmony school districts, IN regard
to uniting these two sclonls, and eS-
tnblishing n district public high
school as near the center OF the two
districts ns possible. These people
are To be commended for the interest
they manifest in the higher educa-
ton Of their boys and girls. The
people 0f the rural districts are De-
yinning TO realize the great need OF a
finished education. They see the
constant demand for better educated
boys and girls to fill professional
and business places. If this plan OF
consolidating these two schools
works tremendously, there will I've
many advantages of higher educa-
tion offered our boys and girls.
The combined districts will Afford
more resources, and large public
school fund, which is paramount
consideration in an Undertaking like
this. With this advantage better
and more comfortable school build
inc can l,e erected, better equipment
and school materiul can l'e provided.
better tenchers can be procured, ana
longer terms Of school will he possi-
HE. With these conditions there can
~. no reasonable excuse why every
boy and girl in these two districts
can not acquire a high school educa-
ton ut home.
Again. there is the advantages OF
admitting the older advanced pupils
into our schools. Under present con-
ditions, where there is but one teach
or ia cha rye Of seven or eight grades
it is impossible to admit pupils OF
advanced grades. Many OF them
being unable to enter schools OF good
advantages, end their school career
seek employment, and never get al
education. This explains the prob
lem: why there are 40 many larg
boys and girls Of the rural district
unetiucated. The problem can b
solved hy making conditions sue
that both teacher and pupil will no
have to work under difficulties an
disadvantages. In a consolidate
school. the teacher has fewer grades
consequently more time for recit'
tious, and less idle time for pupil
The idle time is taken up in dom
some mischief in school. Mr.. fdi
il reproved, gets offended, and drol
ont. This is one method That son
barge pupils, and few small one
too. use to drop out. This is due
little time for recitation and mn
time for idleness.
We may mention another adva'
aye derived from consolidating thu
two districts. Two or more teach'
will be employed, thus giving ca
one more time and fewer grad
The school will he in more suita
position to adjust itself to the cou
OF study prescribed by the ST
board. The State board was v
careful in selecting a course q
would accomplish the purpose
aim Of education in as little time
possible. The course OF study Isc'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
rIREET FOR COTTON

1Isv York, July 1.-The cotton mar< TIT Was fairly active during todey
 01lne with fluctuations nervous .mc M,
 1seular. The close was sc,sn. an .n as tSn
 S1Sts, moet of Nthe active months bc-
 stnT fieures. Sales for the day
 v0ro eotimated at 100000 oales,
 rlne of two to six points on rather lower cables. and continued Iood veather in the south. At flret there sNsD s0me irregularity and during the oaRly seoolOn prices worked up 70 . |ast sain of about six to seven point: point: 11Gnt reporting eight inches. But & seeme that this precipitation was {oeallsed and the iist ea:ed off sharp arp ooatinusd selling by the leading in, eeeoots who are said to have turned {fom the bull to the bear side and ocattered liquidation. Around 1l.!O 3oe Cctober or about seven to ,t ten nts pointts 6fI from the best prices of the season. sthe market was steadied by coverinS and recovered most of the loss in the 3ate trading on support attributed to .0aGee from there regarding crop pros kGSfA July closed with the bid price 36oW1ng the maximum decline Of ton So1nts but this was largely nominal i; s41A ten points under the lowest sale ssseeetsd during the day; ,oaov ,sk, Rease against a.16o last week. and 2:- timAtsds is.eoo bales, against ls,42s TT week and 27.7ss last year. ,,s taisc against sss last year and at Houston AS bales against SsS last gear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. yuly 1i.-Ths drop from the high point Was rather sharp and carried some of the prominent stocks to prices lover than at any time ,yss.. inclined to extend operation on that side of the account q the lothsr and nation. A considsrabis sfiect was pro- cess of the bond ofisrings by the Union Pacific and the Atchison. fhese ofIsr- ings mad been timed with . view to the supplies of invsstment capital which spa:a. ns :: . ss s ssayy s '1y n.y., do o
 return and the conversion privi- lege were all expected to stimulate . demand from the stockholders who ,;sn: Tsrs given arss r,sht sc the sHDscfip
 in neither case applied for more than a reports of foreign subscriptions put Q better face on the Atchison issues.
 os sS. ssw Ysk s9 rsyss sni bond mans investment in \ New s"' Yors. rli. The Ths money petition asserts growing im- of sii. .coc. .oco of sovernment ntDeds%hit d.posits by the banks to the sub-treasIry were largely increased today. Ralss for money on call ran off In the course of the tne,a day, t, but there vas . marked hard exchange receded. influenced by of ferings of finance. influenced by the bankers In the process of drawing on Eondon tbst so. # wa. reported from enced in placing these bills which were responsible for the riseIn London dis- counts. The weakly statement of the Bank of England and the Bank of from last weeks severe strain of the semt-annual settlementa, The English loan reduction was twice as great as the expansion last week and the French fully repaid. while both banks gained handsomely in gold holdings Other estrs ext n rsqyirsmsnts are in prospect for stock and for American telephone calling for Sll.soo.ooo. Further read. ing of the Governments petition in Company accentuated the unfavorable Impression amongst securities holders
 rne rther further proceedings against the sdded influence in the same direction. notably weak and weakness at some other points was in sympathy. Second consideration of the Governments crop fs, report, ton the other hand. was mors this feeling The Japanese question receded somewhat in spite of the re- on ships bound for Manila. Anxiety Tor the stehility of the copper mar ket was /in evidence Nhe uncertain nuctuattonA of the latter part of tho gay gay left prices generally lower than sales. par value. 31.0SS, ,000 United states bonds were unchanged on call
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
LOCAL COTTON MARXET. ,ot cotton in tho Mooego0o9y uaar1 v wns nuOfeA ~ fn1lOWnf
H. { B. DEBRIS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. q. AbeRcronbis
 q Co. n CemMeree Street.

New Orleans. La, July 11.-There is an improvement noted in the demand for spot cotton at Lyerpool; the sodsv re, resulting in 100000 bales having been sfid. and although Mir. Habersham King, according to private cables. as sured Europe that prospects nov wore fish market held steady at an expected decline of about six points. It has been many . moon since there was any desirabie cotton in quantity of con obi ged 10 use one bale of good color to two bales of off-colored cotton in the making of goods fir the past few months. and they will be obliged to continue this method for sometime yet
 Southwest Texas. the early producing section of the South, with view Of be- ing on the ground in order that they the first arrivals of this years growth
 We anticipate an urgent request Tor new crop cotton in the South. because of the remnant of last years produc- tion being 90 ynsatisfacs9Ty' ,sH. and we we early deliveries when the harveA days are with us. Already we hear ~ls bs san for but as yet little or none Is being of- fered. At the Southern ports old crop middling is quoted from 12s 1-2 to 13 1-2c, the average price being about 13c. and 1t looks as though that selling new crops, October and beyond at q discount of about 100 points from spots not a safe operation, especially with little or nothing in the way of old crop cotton coming to market. the movement having been about exhaust ed; stocks in the interior also. and moro so. because of the movement of new crop cotton promising to be very late and sold to mi1ls before it is put in course of shipment. This weeks in sight points to about 35,000 against 47. 900 last year and S8.000 year before last, and spinners takings for tho week compare with 163,060 bales of American one year ago, and with 168.- 900 in 1905, and 1t is probable that the worlds visible of American will show a substantial loss for the week com pared with tho last two years. The rains have been pretty general over the belt the past week. especially where wanted in the Western sections, but are about discounted. Too much rain will be complained of if the rains do not let up immediately. This crop has not been laid by yet and.will not be for another month or 50. although 1t is usually left to care for itself after the first of July. There is much cultiva- tion to be done and the weevils will become more troublesome unless fair
 c. G. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
(Corrected Daily.l

Corrected Daily.l These prices arc at wholesale and not to starch--corn s9loc; standard good. pearl 4Aci gloss lump Ac; ricksi goods Lard-Leaf lie: compound sMe: basis Broken f.nsy s:.s Japan 1 f:sss Ssxs head viauaiPs1', vinssa4MPss gallon ii; ' isSs,e. '0e' sx 5ieae Siee: choice iG i1oise. fancy iseiaMo. s.s ssda fsass sss s@ sardines-American mustard $40: H-oA $40.
 Meai-7se; G"a peari 7sS: s: pssriess pee ' sic: :''' Hams-Doys 17c: others l%h 0lsc. FiourIBssis Sarrels; high patent s5. 50: fancy patent Sb.a1; half patent e4.bo. Grain and Hay-Brsn $1 10; shorts u. 50; corn chops 11e: white corn 11c; oat. mixed Fruit and Produce-Potatoes :1.oo bu.: saon sar sa 'eS xn': sic. ise fancy i:nss o 7ns n .s ib. Soxes s so-7o exc iS.: ss ib boxes 7o-so 6Ac lb: navy beans this years crop g :2S Tomatoes 4.bssEet carriers si; egg plants ;a doz;; squash loc dog; ssscas. IS .oe doz !; ons Si2h @,15@s2o hundred.
 Beevwax-26c.
 Wool-Ciean 23hc; burry wool INC to lsc; washed wool soc.
 Hides-Dry Hints ls: dry saited 1se: green salted 7hc.
 Cotton Seed Meal-28. %.
 Molasses-Georgia Cane. barrel 35c per gallon: cases. gallons 8 per case: maple syrup Log Cabin; 5. gallons %s, 'i4; gallons Chickens-Hens 35c: flyers s6@soc: broii- CTS l5c; ducks S0c.
 Sugar-Granulated Ihc; F. Y. c. 6hc. Eggs-12hc per dozen.
 Country butter-12hc per ID.
 Corn spot: American new mixed steady.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans. July 11-Cotton seed oil: prime SIC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 Chicago. July 1l.-Whsat prices broke of general ssllins caused by ys:terday's ssps:mSss a.iv:rS @ s'Ss: 1.: off sxe; corn corn asS" asS .:s: s:: ,o lower.
 The whsas market opened weak and be- came weaker q trading progressed A eoro. Of tn: sGs' :: sa: sDsniSS: growing cFor in the Northwest. The prin- clpsl rtason: however, for the weakness the d.y overnight corsidsration Of the official cta. tistics appa-sntiy convinced the trade that wheat % crop % of the tn. united states viii be very ports @ from ths Northw.st were numerous. sst sssy nse week % With p:s.. oe;. to the September opened xe Ne lower at $50 '1S Ts. sR so:s :s ".: :: ss e:n
 The corn market was firm today in the carly session because of the builish show however, weakened along with wheat and continued weak for the remainder or the day. 4 leading long E wss the DriciPn .,ss.6 ss.., September opsned . shade higher to No Ho lower st s4xe to tsc. soid at ttHc and and because of the slight less declared by tho governmsnt crop report to have occur red during June despite the many damage reports received during tbe last month. Cash houses wer4 the chief buyers.
 6eptembeH opeaed ' Q Sc to ' Q Ae low CT at 3SX q 40c, sold up to 40hc end then declined to 3skc. whore 1t closed. Trade in prcvisions were very quiet and close September pork was unchan- ed at SIS 25 Lard was . shade lower at $8.Sb Ribs . shade lower at eS.e1h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New OPieans. July 1l.-Spot cotton closed uuiet and unchanged; middling 13c Sales l. 67r bales the spot with none to arrive. Y Further reports of beneficial rains
 throuxhout the belt caused the future mar ket to open from to two points below yesterday's close There was considerable selIing on the strength of these reports and n the liquidation increased in volume the market became more depressed. the noon hour finding prices from five to six points lower than at yesterdays close Later ad
 vices from Texas expressed fear of the rains 0einE too excessive and likely to result in materially increasing the numbers and act
 4vfty of the bon weevil This intelligence, together with renewal of buying brought about . general advance in prices. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
No Safety Appliances.

Paris, Texas, July 11.-United States Attorney J. W. Ownby of the Eastern District of Texas has filed suit against the Texas and Pacific and Kan sas City Southern Railroads for the alleged infractions of the safety applt- ancea act.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
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RIVER ToRECAsf.

01v01 1VkBCAUIs @5 The Coosa and the Alabama will eo0tio- ue to fall slowly or Fsmain stationary. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 IO1DCA0T.
 The low barometer area central over the extreme southwsst yesterday morning has moved northsastwsrd to lower Aiehieaa; 1t hes caused rains from Texss northsast: ward through the Lake region. the rainfall being heavy to sxcssstve in portheastern rexas and heavy ip portions Of Arkanses and the Indian Territory. Scattered show srs have also oeeurred h nearly all portions of the cotton belt The barometer coptinues normal. or slishtix above. over the south Atlantic coast AA6 geuerally fair weather now prevails h sestern cotton districts
 Conditions peint te partly cSeady weather in this section toniGht follows0 by showers during Friday. Generally fair weather pss- vaiis in the western districts. Temperatsrcs have changed slightly. except fall of six to eight degrees In the upper Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and upper 4tch% gan.
 COTTON RE0lON BULLETIN.
 Aontgomsfy. Alabama. for the 1l houss sndlng st [ am.. 7sth Meridian Tina
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. July ll.-Ine LonQon tn mar ket recovered part of its recent loss during f1s0 Locally dull; $40. s5 @s4l.40.
 Copper irregular abroad. spot ten pounds lower at f97 in while futures rallied five shillings to fso ss. Locally unchanged; lake Lead unchanged in the local market. but declined 5 shillings to f2o 1ss in London.
 Spelter 2s Cd lower at f24 5s in London. Locally market dull at $6. 150$s. 20.
 Iron lower in the English market with standard foundry cuoted 5es and Clsveiond quiet. No. foundry northern s14. f6@ SPA. TO; No do $23 3.75 a $24.20. Spot sup plies longer obtaining a premium over futures and the general situation ap- pears to be easier. Southern iron nomi- nal.
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING PRODUCE.
 St. Louis, July 1.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat on track:- July SS. nominal Sept. 90M asked: range s0% 9N to s2%. Dec. 94ss asked; range s4K to 96h. May sSa nominal.
 Corn. on track. July 51h bid. Sept. 53 asked; range 53 to 54. Dec. 50a asked: rcage 60k to 6ih.
 Oats, on track. Juy 43s. bid: range none. Sept s7%@ss asked; range s7K@ss to
 3ek. . Dec. 3sx: range none May 1h: range AK to 47A.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
 Memphis. July 1l.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude nnminah nhoia. maa1 s2k-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NEW YORK BONDS.

u' S refunding 2s registered .1o5 U. s, ss. registered ,... .... ......l"9H U. S; new 4s registered .... .... ..12sH
 do coupon ...12S A American Tobacco Is 70
 do os .s.. '.. -.1h2 's Atchisoh gen fs .'.. ..'.-. SkS
 do adjustment 4s .... .... .. Ss Atlantic Coast f.ina 4s .... .... .... 9ik Baltimore ohio 4s aSh RrooElv dI SHs z ~ % ,, -. -. -. SS 9S,. brookiNn K. l. cV' fr .'. ...-'. iS's Central of Georgia ss .... ......1o3 4 Sresa .& ono fhs .... ..l0I
 do sho inc .'.. .... .'''.' 70
 do. 3rd. Inc =. .... Sc Chicago & Alton sl-s -. .... ..,. a7x c B X Q. new 4s -. .... ..n..... 91N C. R. | Pacific R. R. 4s .... ..... GsT c C. C s St L. gen ... .... :. ss ol Industrial 5s Ser A.... ..... s3 Col Midland As .... .... .... .... .. 67K Col & Southern Is .... .... .... .... ssh Denver & Rio Gran Ia ls ..... =. ss Distillers Sec. 5s .... .... .... .... S4 Erie prior lien 4s .... -.-. .... .. .. 92 Erie sen As .... .. 79n Hockirt Valley ihs .... ...100%
 do. 2nd. Series .. .... .... .... ss Japan 4hs certific ates .... .... 90A
 do. 2nd Series. .... .... STA Lou <. Nash United 4s .... .... 9S MnnlT tan con. gold Is .... 97 Meaican Central ss .,.. .... 8f
 do lst. Inc ...s s... .... 2lx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

.;:: s':. . k. [. -: -. -: :.:1 s::.:: :: Net. x R si F eca. -is '.' ... -. :. slH N. y. Central aen' axe .... .... .. e2K F. J. CeatraI geu. e ... .. .. ..121x SArtk ern paalfya No .. 100 ,sorsoIs . wcss. a. ssa. |: i :. .. " .... o.. stH Oregon 0hort Ilne rfle, As ... .. .. aeK Penn, ev. SAs ..S .... .... A... S3h RsAdias ssa. 4s .... .... .... ..,sax et. L. c T. v. coa Ss ... AZ. ....1 l0h se. l. ' ' '. fE. a .... .... '.... 1Sh ef. L. Swsst. eea < F.... .... ...... I
 seastard Ar Etn. ss .... !e,, Soutlitgn FactfIc <s.... .... ...A .s eSh
 do. lse. Ss certificates .... .... ...s3 Ecurhrrn ". ss ..... se'. ...'.'.vS, Tsnsn x Pacific l<ts ..n!A Toledo. St. L. . ". <s .... .... ...
 Union Pacific ts .... .... o.. u Wabash Ists .... .... .... co. ..Ie7
 WaDesh Deo. 0..'. ...s .... .s.. Wssten nd. As .:.. ..sA .'.. .~ Wheeling . I. Erie Ss ..'
 Wisconsin Central ls .... .... Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
REMARKa.

T-Indicatss inappreciabis rainfall. s-For yestarday. t-ror 3t hours snA- ing [ s.m.. 1sth Msriidian time
  Rains have fallen In all districts. except Montgomery, the rainfall being heavy to ex- cessive In northsaatern Texas. and heavy in western Arkansss and Indian Territory NOTE-Ths average maximum and ntnt- mum temperatures and the average rainfall! ere made up tt esrh cent sr from the actual uvEr1ber of reports received. The "state oe weather" is that prevailing at the time of ,hsarvAtioA. al
 NJ. P. CHAPTER.
 Section Dmsctor. weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis. July 11.-Flour firm.
 Whiskev steady u.35.
 Pork steady: Jobbing $ls 20.
 Lard lower; prime steam $40. Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts s1aM; clear ribs S25; short clears $9.37K.
 Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts and clear ribs 3l0. .12h: short clears $10.25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
PRODUCE,

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati July l.-Fiour firm. Wheat quiet 9S0s4c. Corn steady 560hc. .i oats steady 4CGt7c. Rye dull s2@S3c. ., .. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady 31. 3l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

closss like the opening was steady. with the acttve months ranging from four to fve pO4nts above yesterdays close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. July 1.-The market for cof. fee futures opened steady ct unchanged prices which was about in line with the French cabfeg Trading was very quiet at first but later became more active. The buying by shorts was probably encouraged by the continued steadiness of primary mar kets and small interior receipts. The close was steady at . net advance of five points Sales were reported of 43.000 bags. includ- fnS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orlean. July 11.-Sugar market steady. open kettle centrifugal 3h 93Ac; centri,ugal yellow 3A Q4Ac; seconds 2% Q 3%c.
 Molasses quiet, new syrup so@s4c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. July 1.-The feature of the day in the dry goods market was the ad- vance in staple prints of half a cent per yard to six cents. Buying was active in my lines during the day and the tone of the market Is strong Dress goods are In better call Mems wear lines show improve ment. Raw silk is lower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
KANsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
 New York July 11.-Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude nominal; do yellow s6hc nom inal. . Sugar raw steady: fair refining 3 .33M centrifugal 96-test 3.S311 molasses sugar 8 OSA refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. lew Orleans, July 11.-Spot cotton closed et. Sales were 1.075 bales: receipts 13s;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Wilmington July 11.-spirits turpentine; ec,ipts 2s casks.
 Rosin firm ss s5: receipts 55 barrels. Tar firm S2. 50: receipts 34 barrels. Crude turpentine firm $3. % 0t5. %; re- ceipts 65 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans. July 11-Cotton futures on ha New Orleans Cotton Exchange today ,l0NAd very steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Interior Movement.

Houston-Quiet, 13c: net receipts AS: gross receipts AS. shipments s63; sales 22a; {; stock 1A.086.
 Augusts-etsady. lahc: net receipts 21: 1rces receipts al: shipments 1a: sales ls; stock e.e10.
 Nsmphis-cuist. ls 1-Isc: net. receipts 1t0: gross receipts s2s; shipments 2.00s; naSes 1ee: stock 6<.+06.
 al Lcuis--cuist I3kc: net receipts ss; BroW receipts res: shipments ses: sales ]; otoek ia.Ss1. Ctacinnatt--Nst receipts 1ta: Kross re- eeipts 143: shipments 92: stock 6.697.
 Louisville-Ffrm. 13hc.
 Total today-Net rec6 soo: gross rs- kock 9s.sss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
DAILY COTTON MARKET
Port Movement.

0alvsston--Easy. 1ac; net receipts !os; Oross receipts 706; sales 40: stock 2s.l78; Aipments to continent 7.55l.
 New Orisans-ouist 1sc: net receipts i3s; Uroas receipts 1aS: sales 1.o7b: stock bos4S: Shfpments to Great rBitain 150: to coast wtse 30s.
 Aobiie-Easy. 12hc: net receipts 2: gross receipts 5: sales 50: stock 5.050: shipments DoAstwise 2.
 osvannah-Quiet, 12%c: net receipts le4; .ur0ss receipts 1s4: sales l16; stock 1S.S08; Shipments to continent 2.43S. harleston-Nom. stock 5.SSS.
 Wt1miAgton-Nom., net receipts 2S: gross receipts 26 stock 7s0.
 Norfolk-steady. lsxc: net receipts 1ss; oross receipts 16S: sales 5: stock 17,460; Shipments coastwise 325.
 Baltimore-Nom.. 13hc: stock 5.s0l.
 New York-Ouiet 13. 20: gross receipts DsS: sales 600: stock 177.ss1; shipments eo 0rsat Britain !. Doston-Quiet. 13. 20: net receipts 6: gross &eoetpts 1AS.
 Philadelphia-steady as.45: net receipts q; gross receipts 8: stocx 1.326. ss Port Townssnd-Net receipts &14: gross uoc6tpts 414: shipments to Japan A..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, July 1l.-Turpentine firm 56Nc; sales 52: receipts 9s4: shipments 40.
 Rosin firm; sales 2.4so: receipts 2.so7: shipments 3lls: stock 59.4O2. Quote: ABC t4.07hs D s4.26: E 4.469A.50; $4. TO-: G $4 76 "a $4. 80; H $4.S5; I s4. 95: K $6 25: M $. 70; x s5 80: we 35 90; wv $s.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12
Total Movement,

x Fetal today at all ports net 1.s51; ship 1bsNts to Great Britain 1s7: to continent Aoee: to Japan 414; stock 314.05S.
 Consolidated at all ports net 12.t32: ship 0Sats to Great Britain 5.24s: to continent 31,ee3; to Japan 2.0s3.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net s.7S5 = p1l; shipments to Great Britain 3.740,398; Sto France ss0.0 0.0s7 to continent 3.s61.s12: to Japan 1l7. .737: to Mexico 60.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Charleston, July 1l.-rurpentine and rosin nothing doing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

Ing. .. July ,... oO September .-.., .'.' ''o'ov December oV January s...'..s s''.. .C' " March . .... .... .... ......5.75@ 5@6 st May -. .,. ;.'. yc f,,' s.: sontos No 7hc: mild coffee dull: Cordova 91l2hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

NEw YORK CLOSING STOCK LIFT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

s-For l3 hours ending am
 x-Rscsivsd too late te es included ID district averages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-12

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis July 11.-Cotton seed oil prime rude nnminaii choice mAa1 12k.