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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. July 1.~The nrst of July sant period ln fhe nnanciaI cirsclsa and has been looked forward as an fmpor- good deal % cf iaEinx 8fis of fsec sieck of aop epin ,oas ,ss and t 5ss'lnK ef ths puiss M q ssnt, , come was not final and was suspsnded 10 some extent owing to- one or two Tas oss 5ssUs # # sns as 6s failure Of the call loan market to- re lax af once Money. rates receded in foreigp xmzrkets as Is usual with the passa&e Of settlement period but as is also usual. the effect vas be- lated here. Money on call commanded higher rate today In fact than on
 until late m in S the sSn day SnS When % stoSks @ rsl for new NoEsheEn Pacific stocks osli, ana M Rs was te gasss ptsssare 'Ia nc
 dent to the regular dividend and ifi- terest paynlents which are very large clear exhibit Of the marrow margin ,to which the available resources 9f the banks have faiIes. The rsdemption or or cents was due today but the effect was not felt in the money market. There is indeed censiderable doubf as to hoy of a sse'6eo.6oo 6ssp n of is government deposits < from the banks Set for duly 10 will balance each other m tne money ,,,as mar af ke nsrs bonds waSi caiIed for which are delayed In presentation SO that the redemption procress may pe lowsF sss thaa the sss sas f s afDSss f6D1sss some son . missisinEs of . decline which mlshi The relaxatiSn sm abroad finds require don open market ia heavily ipdsstea ..., <, this debt 10 repaid it is not expected rate win be feasible. AZ Paris there the Mas sterling fa sod sxehange rate This E tle divert { Parss demand for gold on New vancsd strongly also. InteTnatiotn,si t,,ai bank nkers in New York expressed tne a opinion today that resumption oI mon fnonney Fafes would relax much n face comnissiOn houses reported tMat there rnstnd for stocks as a consequenge ol the brighter sentiment which ueyeloha9sa aset In tas aseuglsiss aTksts aa lsie sfasffrssy fres ly to supply this denand in conformify! with the plans Of the professional pnS- s.Ss- ers last week Tn anticlpatmion. m ., oI ,,esS gasy demand The proportions or the na nsM rs,hnno pealize was @ eearefniiy e Conducted, how ever. and was nQf NufNuEu ae sStt. Derise Of prices. The news of a Iaaiur,s of banking house in Baltimore. ar though net deemed important, was not ts n hefp 10 s&ocks The renewed strenE Ln m commodities prices gave some poaanat Id reports of crop damage, taH s road earnings reports for May snowed good Increases over May of last year It was found easv t0 bid up pTlIss iate in the day after the selling to tahe profits had aubsfded and the last pElcsss pss ef inc dav were generally the nlghe Bonds were steady. Total sales paas value. SI240,000s United States nohos were unchanged on call
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Corrected DaHly.l Thess prices arc at wholesale and not

tCorrectea DHEly.l a,hase prices arc at wholesale and not O s,spSsmcora s9Ssa@ssr so1oe; standard good. pearl 1i1e; gloss lump 4e: nickel packages ''iSSi iiS.SSria-Lsaf ilo. compound sRO; basis RSs Riss-Extra fancy head 7c; fancy hsAd sM 9she; broken 4 z 5S;S,H so; SspGn Iac sh SsAe Vinegar--Per gallons 1t 31e. eSs; caa;aiss%stlsk Sals se; e; fancy 1o Q iSe.
 cFAekers-x9(x Soda sAe; xxx Gin&sr issssrSdines-Amsriean mustard ss, ,Gos \ iea orziis--Per bbL ss.ss; per sack sl.SB.
 Mesl--7se; PssE. zee; Resrlsss sess
 RioSr-Bssis s'S barrsIs; high patent ss. 7s; Grain and Hsy-~Bran sf 70; shorts s1, 50; corn chops 72c; white corn 7sc; oats mixed sic; white 62c: white clipped s4ci timothy Fruit and Produce-Potatoes &1 bA; on ions Si. 35 bu.; apple and white wine vine gar lec gal; fancy full cream cheese, dai- sgs sss iss ssnsS tans ;s 90 T E iS. bo4es so-7o sSc ib; 2S B iS, boxes 7o-so ,6Ne lb.; navy beans this years crop S2 2s per bu; cucumbers $1 60; squashea S1 T5; tomatoes 4-basket carriers e1; new Irish potatoes S1. 10 bushel; egg plants S2 30 dox.f squash Toe doz; cabbage IS 440c deg. {; cantaIoupes, crate s1.75@S2.2B; watermel. ons s12h c SIS 9s2o hundred.
 WooI-clsah a2Me; bury wool lsHe ts 15c: washed wool. soc.
 H'des-Dry Hints 1so; dry aaltsd 1sei green salted 7ho.
 Cotton Seed Meal--S2s. %.
 Molassea-GOorRia cane. barrel SSo per gallon; cases gallons Sa per cRse; maple syrup. Log Cabin. saIIOns Si4; t eailsnS 1T SO; quarts e4.2 25 per doa
 Chiekens--Hens s6e; fFTers 3G8s sOoi hr1ilers 15c; ducks A0c.-
 Bugar-Granulated khO; ?. '. C. 8Aoe Eggs 12Mc per dozen
 Country butter-12ho per 10.
 Corn spot; American new mixed ate20Rs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
COTTON


 New York, July 1.--For the past Thirteen #eara the crop condition, as reported by the Hoposnment. has always shown a decline Between the first of July and the first of Cetonar.
 rho maximum decline has been 31s &uiuta in 1s96. The minimum decline has been 8 8 points in 1905. The average decline hes been 15.7 points. On the basis of nxetaec conditions after Jufy Ist. and the Aege4ge As reported by the government less fke pef cent abandonment already aseer- fatnad. the Indicated crbp would be as foi- II eoverAnent 72. indicated crop would xf Government I3, indicated crop would As 1e.sss.eo0 bales.
 ~ Government "A. indicated crop would De 70. e9ns00o bales.
 5f GcVernrnent 76. indicated crop Would &H 1&.s3S,eG0 bales. If GoVernmsnt 76. fiji E1icated erop womb &e Ab,8G9.e 600 bales.
 TH Gayefnments TT, indicated crop would he 1t,541. e00 bales.
 zf aovsrnment 7s. indicated crop would De 11, ,os5.0o0 bales.
 oexernIpent 7s. indicated crop would &e 1f0Ss, e9e bales
 zf Government SO, indicated crop would he 1f z7S. 0e0 bales
 IhEse figures assume, 1t will. be noticed sl42EaEe conditions hereafter. If the decline sn Nqnditt0ns between July and October 5ftanfd De as great as in 1898, the indicate crop would be below eight millions It be- Ei1& le look as if Mir. J. N Carpenter was Nof ear wrong when he said this crop could Eiot oe 1vr II500.000 Bales and might &ss 16ss than g.50o. GOO.
 THEODORE H. PRICE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
U. z ,. nkERs COTTON I.ETTER.
ssv Private wire se c. c. Abercropabie
 Company, 32 Commerce Street. Asxs.f frs.rsafFw AlMhnNan.

S30UfE6xneFYs AtAu&knHs
 New orleans July l..--sWere 1t not for our being on the eve of isspance of the July government bureau condition report. u as probable that today.s early adgapce N & oeso haen
 1' A not wave seems to have developed in n Sns rs9as sSasnrfn since tSs close Of last week being unusually hiigb highest on record for thiss time of the year at some points At Erees. ssssa flo at Eenrlerls, io5 at san Antonio and sS to 194 at dozen other stations. the average fos the state figuring es degrees fos the past 4s hours with only s rainfall to record, none or which was in the south srn halt Of the state. where rain Is SO badly needed.
 fhe Memphis commerciaI-Appeal and New Orleans Picayune were favorable reporting sos 5oE sas of she epop o being late ana of stands being poor ana smat. Dwellinfg upon developments during the New York Journal of Commerce reported seine prUgrees nevertheless gave an ate KetheF hnsatisfactory account of conditions At noon we were in receipt of the follow ing wire from San Antonio: Hot winds commencing. Looks like another day lake M yesterday. Country merchants say the farmers are up against It, Dry weather burns up crop. and if 1t rains boil weeviis ~iss Fors sse worth. Tsxas wired this morning: ssFroiioN7tux sin morning record. from Ball inxer, Texas. June 29th.--Today broke all records for warm weather in this esotion, the governmeut theremometer registered i10 in the shade. the highest ever known in this country"
 Another from San Angelo Texas, sama date, says. "A scorching hot wind prevail ed over this section and thermometer res.- istered from leS to III in the shade. 4 few more hours of this weather ana sn.a. asl sl hot. It is just this sort of weather that was to be feared. The plant as SC small and standsi so poor that many are of the opinion that iths crop has not the vttal- ity to endure aueh hoat. It remains to Dc seen how long such conditions Will last and what damage will be inflicted, reports of which are coming in already
 There was published today crop condt- ton report by a noted statistician. the general average being placed at 6e.s vs. S3 last month, a gain of about 66 points for the month. which basis a bureau report of about 77 70 is indtcated for tomor- row, the government having made the con dition last month average 70b Last July the governTnents condition of croi was SS 3 average for ten years abeut ss.2.
 c. a. ABERcRoMUnE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
EVERYTHING Es WEL.Ka Army Oacers are Confeatea e Vesxz

Washington. July 1.--WhAt Sxcu1a ap pear to be conctusive eongradieti0s of tine reports recently pulf1lshSd ii this country to the sffect thas ake arnsi officers engaged in the wogk of eons struoting the Panama Canal are efit deavpring Co be relieved cR that tAex is contained In the .foI1OWlnk abisS gram. received at the War Dspattnialt today from Panama:
 "Bverything going wen and harmo hiously Report of diasAtisfactloh an desire to withdraw absolutely false.
 lstaned.l "Coethala.~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
THE METAL MARKETs.

New York. uJly 1.-Tbe London tin irrag- ular with spot at f192 15s, and futures at f1S2 15s Locally the market was dull with spot quoted at S42 50@ S43 .00.
 Copper was one, pound higher in London with spot at Ese and futures ct se2 1ss. Lo- cally the market was dull and unchanEad with lake at S23 aS24 electrolytic S22 O $32 25; casting s21@s2l-25.
 Lead unchanged at $5.709$5. 80 in the local market. but advanced fifteen shillings to f20.15s in London.
 spelter ~snchanged at Ez4 5s in London and s6 .35 O S6 46 locally.
 Iron unchanged ln the English market; standard foundry Bbs Tod; Cleveland war ranta 5ss 11sd. Locally unchanged. No 1 foundry northern SPA. sos @25 TO; No do. s246S25 0o3 southern grades nominal as far as the local market Is concerned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

maay projects for development os tho industrial and agricultural possibilities of Palestine, which are now In Abeyt, ance, win be successfully carrieA ouf population.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July i.-cotton seed oil easy; prime crude nominal; do yellow sThe. | Petroleum firm
 Rosin firm.
 Turpentine firm.
 Sugar raw quiet; fair refining S.37M {; centrifugal 96-test s.S S7M; molasses sugar 312A; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
NEW WORK DRY GOops.

New York. July 1.-The dry Goods mar ket Is firm, but generolly quiet. Cotton goods selling for forward delivery with con siderable freedom. Leading dress goods mills report a large trade. Exports show a material decrease while imports are incFeas- ins. The lines of fancies in mems wear are being opened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
MEHr nrrRArR roTrnN

New Oflean8, July 1.--Spot cotton cIos- ga firm and unehAnged middlfng 11Wc. Hh8aa were 1.400 bales on the spot.
 Az . result of the continued hot and dry weather fn aTeLas, futures opened steady 'vflth acflvQ months nine points above Sat-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
TO DEVELOP PALESTINE.
zEonlSas or F'inELaee Peculiar Bank lR
 New York

Tannerville. N r., July 1.--At the next session of the state legislature of New York, the Zionlsts will have bill presented authorizing the estab- lishment of bank in New York which will be unique in that 1t will be closed on Saturdays and all Jewish holidays
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02


 Distiiiers Sec 5s ...s ..s. ..:. ss ss Erie prior lien As ..ss ''.''s-. sfak Erie gen ~ ..,. ..s. ''s' v 4oS| Hocking valley 41zs .... -.-. .ASS SS ' Japan Go .... ,... .ss. ,s., s'.+ sssS
 do. 2d Series .s4, ...s ..-..ss. ssn syn Japan 4Ms, certificates s..s ss s's.st S1 n
 do. End. Series ...s s'ts = e9 L. 6 N. Unified 4s .s. '... s.'' q. ee Adanhattan con. gold As ...s sss' -ss-- sq T Mexican Central As -... .s-- .st. sss' Sn
 do. 1st. Inc -. .... aS Minn. & St. l.. 4s ...s s..s ss'ss. Sss6 Mis- x. & Texas as ..s. .... = sss7s ss7s
 do. Ends s... sesf ess.ft' sa Nat. R R of NJ. con. 4s .s-. .ss. sd sd N Y Central gen, 3 Is ...s ,..s ..,s ,ss,t sv N J Central gen. Ss ..s. ..'' 5ea tca z5 z5 Northern Pacific As .,'s ..s' .'Ags gg Norfolis & West con. As ..., .... .. g! oregon Short Line rfdg 4s .'..', es ess Reading gen. 4s ..s'. s,.s s..., s2 Penn. CIV, 3Ms .t.. s..e &s'ss 49a st U ( [ M. con. bs ,.,..-.. ss.. Als lS st n e s. F. fg. As ......v. ...r " st L s& S'west. con. As ...rs.. ssh seaboard Air Line As .... ...' ss1,, ssouthern Pacific As ..., ..-. s... s... ss ss ss
 do. 1st 4s certificates ...s -..s''.Ss Southern Ky. 6s .... $.ss -..ss. 9Ss 9Ss Texas & Pacific 1sts '... .S.'''As1SS s1SS ,l Toledo. St. L. W. 4s .-fs .''' o eo z Z Union Pacific As .... s't' ss ss 5ss U B Steel End. 6s .... .... ss.s ..,' ,os ooss Wabash 1sts .... s.'' s'f' 1s Western Md 4s ..s. .sts .''' r sa wisconsin Central 4s .... 'f'T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
wEATHRR CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

Scattered showers have occurred over most of the eastern half of the country, nn~ der the influencs of areas Of low barometer ovar the extreme northeast and extrems southwest though fair weather has prevail caiiy heavy rains have occurred at Way cfoss. Ga. and Tampa, Fla. and day tenn peratures were quite hikh In Texas ysster- daT being over 100 degrees at several sta tior,s though fair and pleasant weather now prevails In the western distyiete under influence of an area of high barometer cen fral over WyonfIne
 An area 6f nearly normal pressure covers the southeastern districts. and wifi .proba- ply cause generally faif weather in this section tonight and Tuesday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 MontgomeFy.s Alabama for the 24 hours ending at nsn.s 7sth Meridian Time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Interior Movement.

Houston--aadiet. 12zc; net receipts TT; gross receipts TIT: Shipments A4g; stock
 Aurusfa--steady. 4sMc; net receipts IT; gross receipts IT shipnents 2ssi sales ss; stock 1o.794.
 z4a: gross receipts AIS; shipments sos: sales 4s0. stock sS.a2e.
 cincinnafi--Net receipts 67s: gross re- ceiDts SIS shipments 61e; stock ', ,1x1.
 E0efsville~~Firm 12Mc-
 Tolai today-sNet recriptA l.s7l: gross re- ceipta .s5o; shipments s.o0S: sales s1s; stock 11A89s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Nntr YnnH nnNna-

IA. U. g. refuudings %. registered s1eah
 do coupon - .... ... .... ,104h IT s Ss registered ... ... ..s. s10I %
 do coupon ~ .... .. .. ...102 E U 8. New 4s, registered .... ......1 .12SA
 do coupon .. ... .... ......1zsB American Tobacco 4s .... .... ....
 do 6s -.:. ...s ..loSA
 do. adutsutment 4s 7. .... .... sS Atlantic Coast Line Is ,..-.... .... 95M Baltimore Ohio As .....A s9A Brooklyn R T. ev. 4s .,, .... <. 80 Central of Georgia Ss ... .1OSH
 doA lst Inc ..s. .... .s..s- bp &
 do 2pd. Inc .... .... ..... 7a
 do. 3rd. Inc . .... .. e. ....... 55 chesa. X Ohio 4hs .. N... .... .,1O0h Chicago & Alton 31ts .... e. .... 87A c. B. & c. new Is .. .... ...... .. 92H c. R. I. & Pacific R R. Az .... 69k D d9 col; ''...s:: .-.. ''''s.f. $. % Col Industrial 5s Ser. A.. .... 69h Col. Midland 4s CTS Col Southern 4s .... .... Denver 6S & R. oraaas ls ..:: :::... SiR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
eT. T.oUTs CI1srNa MARKETS.

st. Louis, July 1.--The Hk Louis sFN 1aariets today ranged as foilows: Univ e5N range saH to. ss1 @&. gept s5M asked; range 94% to seb. Dec ssM asked: ranEe 9T% to ssA'
 Corn .-- 1 Juiy 5i asked: range b0& to 5iB. Sept sax asked; range 52N to e3Aa Dec. 49M
 Oata.--f July 41H, nominal. Sept s7& asked; range sTh 10 sI% @ &s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
5aArLx COTTON saAnKEr.
p.o,,rs Mev,ement,

Fort Movement. ass. rFosz reesspts 4ss; Stock ssolf; ahip- Enents coastwfea e.oS1.
 Nav orlsane-~Firm, l2%c; net receipts IDS gross receipts 1os; sales Asee; stock
 Ndbiis- Steady. saEe; net receipts as; Hrnss receipts i9; stock SOFT.
 aayAnnAh~-Quiet. 1aNc; not receipts asl {; gross receipts z4i: stock 1s,2lls shipments
 chafissfon Nom, net receipts 2: gross receipts 3; stock ssses shipznepts eoastwise 5sz.
 Ncrfcif-steady, isMc: net receipts ss5: gross rscAtpts sss; stock 1&s7e; shipments e''lsss la,itmore Nom, isskc stock s4iI, ship ments to Great BritakA 1lf,
 New York-S steady, t3s2b gross Fereiptes es2: sales 2e.sCo: stock is7,7ss; shspments 2 sssas ssas sssass is:as nst receipts ils: gross receipts Sa7.
 Phiaadelphta--Scaady, s13. 50: net receipts 30; gross receipts 90; stock sosi shipments to continent 1Ss.
 Peuaacoia--Net receipts b4S: gross re- celpts 54s; shipments tS continent 5ss-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

,Drtceiss fhs nnblication of BovernHent' crop and con6ition report prevailed with tha. result that certain amount of duilnexe chATacteriNed the market ss the day wore pn and. prices eased bff somewhat At tho close whioA wac quiet, the active menthE cl0se of sAtufdnv<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.

N New Orleans JuIy I,-bu8aF nlttb' steady; open kettle centrffugak sE E@3Hs centrifuEai yellow sN @4%c; seconds %
 Molsssss quiet: new syrup sO0s4c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
V T sra4aa .nraua...su su,f

Total today at all ports net bses; ship ments to Great Britain 121s to continent
 consolidated at ali ports net S.osi; ship ments to Great Britain 1.30as t9 France s0 to continent s,ots; to Japan zes. es7: ghipmenfs 10 Great Britain 3.71s,ee5; to France sseoe4: 10 continent 5.s4i5sf; tQ Japan 245.sse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
NEW YORK OOFFEE bIARKET.

New Iork, July 1.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices which was about in line with the show In the foreign market. Trading was very quiet at first but became a little more active later in the session when prices eased off slightly under scattering liquidation, probably in pFepara- tfon for the holiday. as the market will be closed on the Fourth and, the Friday and Saturday following The close was steady net unchanged to five points lower. -Sales II 75O baRs. -e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
sT. InnIa PRnpUCE.

sH Louis July 1.--Whiskey steady $l.Sbs
 Pork higher; Jobbing Sis. 70. Hard higher; prime steam tS 70.
 Dry salt meats steady boxed extra shorts se 96. clear ribs ss450; short clears fs yI 1ss sio .s7x; clear rKbs siose2is; shoft elBars st0.se5. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Sz ra1 COTTON FTTTFRg.4.

MEzE ORLEANS COTTON FUTDR&eA Nav Cxl&nna, Jufv fs-Cotton futures on 1ts NsW Orleans Cotton Exchange today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
a.oNr0oMERY CURRENT oUOTATI0Ns

New York, July l.--Ihe coftee hlarAel here will be closed July I, and c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
REMAlIIlE.N.

srL-rndicates tnappfeeiable rainfall e-~-For yesterday f4-FoF 24 hours en2- ing 2 am. 7Eth Meridian time.
 RENHAyszxS.
 TeuAperatures average slightly hignes the rise being more pfpnHonced in eastern Slatrtefs Scattered showers have occurred es aI5 exeapt Charleston. Okla. Oua, and wiifaingfon districts, with a locally heavy rain at waycrosss Ca
 NoTE-The average nlaxlmnm and niIIsi- ,,,t,fn tsnperafures and the average rainfall are made up 1t each eentr from the actual wessheiss ss that prevailing at the lime of s-ssA F F. CHAFFTE.
 Section Director Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

r ctncinnati July 1s--Wheat firm 96c. Corn steady 560 lkc.
 Oats higher 4e5h @4S34c.
 Rye quiet s2@ e5c- Provisions steady: lard 2&.AIA A Q @SSssss bulk naeats Ss sgsA bacon s9-sTh. Whisky steady s1.s1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
nrtv vOR1x IsIJLLETfN.
NM YORK BULLETIl

New York. July 1.-Uutted StAtes 1Vs~ srssraent ss of 1901, having reached maturity viii not be quoted hereafter in the list
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Mn OTrrEANs spOT COTTON.

KIM f3rIeane July 1-~Apo4 cotton closed flfe. aaIst 1tuO bales; receipts 1os. stock Ea 344
 Q6sF oFafnarp. nom ..s. ..s..t.,.. 4e l@s1.& 1sfiisssaFw nom . . 70 sf-6e 525s1r tf}lsiHfinE ... ... ...az T-1Ge i''..s .'',.,,,si,;s.. ss. -, M .isSs
 EA6ielE fNif. nom ..esleEe s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

s--For I2 hours ending am x-Reccived too late to be included tn district averages
 DlswRKCT AVERAGES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
NAvAT sTOREs.

Savannah July i.--Turpentine firm 57N 957hc; sales LIPS; receipts BOA; shipments 1R0.
 Resin firm; sales none. receipts 1,071; shipments 940; stock 5s,si1. Quote: ABC S3 .s5 a9s, D s4.2O630; S4.BB960; r s4. sO@s5; c s4. s0G $5 %; H S5:l9Q15; I S5. t5k K ss.2b; NJ s5 30; sS 50; VIC s5 6Oa95; wv s5. 5.T5@se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
Rising. x--Eaiiipx.
nsvx,s spnrrAsT.

The coosa and the upper Alabama. VIII fall slowly and the lower Alabama will re- main nearly stationery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

Charleston. July l.-Turpentine and ros- in nothing doing,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

wilmington. July 1.--spirits turpentine 57e bid; receipts 80 casks.
 Rosin steady $4. O0; receipts 367 barrels. Tar firm s2 sc; receipts 4s barrels.
 Crude turpentine firm $s. s.5O@s5. 25i re- ceiptc I29 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
I7VN1rooE COTTON FUTUREs:
MI yoRK c0rToN FuTURlEs.

EEW 2 ! oFE. -,7ulY l----Fofton futuEes on the ta s3 xcrk Cotton Exchange today closed fss 'ys wilh quotations rnnglng as xollowz:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

net unehanged to five points lower. 'sales 17,750 bags.
 July .s.s ...s.s .... .s..5 20@b.xe september .......b.4O January s.b go March .... .... .-'. .... ....a s5 May r--%- ssosAV
 Spot coffee quiet Rio No. 6Ac; Santos No 7Ac; mild coffee dull; Cordova SO 12he.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
MrMpHIs COTTON OIL
NEW ORLEANS coTroN

Mempbts, July i.--Cotton seed OH; prime crude a3c: choice meal s2b.bo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02
fTNCKNNATI PRODUCE.

New Orleans, July 1.---Eotton seed oil prime k5c; crude ----
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-02

lHBODORE H. PRIcE.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-31
POETS OF POWER.

A little brook-Child Of the age Of
vast and venerable glacier-rippling
prettily above the pebbles and round
the boulders of its nursery moraine;
damned for a moment behind a fallen
redwood. so that it spreads a silver
mirror to catch the painted image Of
every passing bird and butterfly.
leaping now over the steep lip Of a
tiny gorge, TO dash into spray on the
granite shelf. a hands breadth be-
low; its cradle the high shoulder Of
a remote mountain. fifty miles from
men; a pretty. sparkling. feeble thing;
two small children in pinafores would
laugh to drain its channel dry with
their tin sandpails.
Comes a Poet! He leads the
mountain brook into strange new
paths; now between sweet-smelling
redwood walls. it ripples halfway
down the mountain side and rests
there for time in a small valley;
when il grows strong and restless
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-31
PoLITENESS TO WATERS.

Mr.. Howells talks about our man.
ners toward interiors in the Easy
Chair Of Harper's Magazine for jan
uary. He even takes up the cause of
the restaurant waiter who sometimes
receives a tip without returning any
thanks to the giver. Acknowledging
the bad manners OF the waiter. Mr..
Howells inquiries OF his imaginary list
ener whether he, in his turn. ever ac-
knOwledged a walters thanks by saying
You're welcome" or Not at all"
Mr. Howells advocates this courtesy
to the waiter. and having tried il him
self. he reports that the waiter in
manly gratitude gave an extra helpful
pull at his patrons undercoat after
helping him on with his tOp-coat. Mr..
Howells has even tried saying You
are welcome" to a beggar, and found
that the beggar liked il astonishing
well. He makes a very good brief for
the sensitiveness of the interiors