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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
H. & E. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G. Abercrombie
 4 92 Corua Street.

& Co.,, 32 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans, June 13.-Traders had many unlocked for features to contend intelligence to the effect that MT. Borden had cornered the print-cloth market by buying up the surplus stocks at PresuRptGn Pns Rrtf5 en beins that the price w
 be advanced. probably to cents per yard, which, no doubt, will bs reflected netted G o eVsrS Sf Sr saea moves are usually witnessed in a year when prospects for a full cotton crop are unpromsing for to were epe advanced IA today. This enlargement in values of finished goods will place the mills in a position to pay ltberaily for their supplies of raw material the coming year.
 There is no possibility of a strike either in England or in the United operatives an increase in wages from 5 to 10 per cent Nor is there any chance for mills to shut down, as Is as spinhers. are reported booked with all the business they can handle we'll into 1908: In connection with this situation in this partffcuias ar division nroI or become the all-important question. Of ficial Government crop condition report of May 25th showed the general aver age of the belt to have been the low est on record by three and six-tenths points, and had the returns been made up to June 1st, 1t is probable that the condition arrived at would have been lower than the TO. 5 average published for a date one week earlier. The weather since the 1st of June has been somewhat more favorable in that tenn peratures have been higher, and there has been a cessation of the heavy rains which, except in few localities, have permitted the resumption of farm work. It must be borne in mind, how ever, that any improvement reported Sin the crop was the slight bettering of the worst condition on record, which, If even stretched by the desire to ex- aggerate still leaves the crop in a very poor condition, which conclusion Is supported by numerous messages re- ceived from every quarter of the belt today, Southwest Texas not excepted. According to a press report of today, new bale of cotton, probably of the stubble kind. not of this years growth, has been gathered at Hidalgo, Tex, but the cotton has yet to come to mar ket. and 1t is never marketed until II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, June 13.-Tin was lower in the London market with spot quoted at fl54 9s or a decline of fl 5s, while futures closed at f179 5s. showing the same loss. Locally weak and lower with spot S41. 25 @$ SAP. co.
 Copper weak in London; spot fl 5s lower at E95 and futures fl 15s lower at f9l los Locally dull: lake $23. .75@$24 SO: eIectro-j lytic. $22. 5O@$2S.25; casting $21 1900 $22. 25.
 Lead unchanged at s576@$5.s5 locally but lower in London at f21.
 Spelter unchanged in both markets
 Iron lower in the English market stand ard foundry 56s 4d and Cleveland warrants at 56s 7hd. Locally quiet and a shade low for spot. No 1 founry northern S25@ $26 25; No do. SPA 50@ 0@$26.75; Southern grades nominal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
CHcAao GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 Chicago, June 13.--An upward demand for shorts strengthened the local wheat market today. the September delivery closed at a Oats were up # @%c. Provisions were SO
 The wheat market was extremely nervous market was unsettled at the opening which ranged from 1sc to ssc below to %c above traders sold actively at the opening prices on the Minneapolis curb and because or the excellent weatheS conditions expeclaIY in Kansas. All offerings. however; were were eagerly taken and the market held firm near the first hour at point slightly aoove last nights closing Later. h1weveh ahc,, sen, |. break in which prices declined more than 1c. An active general demand developed in the decline which hoS 1Ss low pont Re ports of damage by wire worms in North Dakota had some influence late In the day, said to be an improved demand for export at New York, Toronto and Duluth. The market closed strong and near the .,an n'sness s Nc lower to K Q %c higher at sa& @asNc sold off to s2c and advanced to s4hc. The e'Gss rse wSs eorn at narsst s Opened firm on good demand from cash houses but declined sharply in sympathy with wheat The suv,ne by p shorts. The Iowa crop report which gave the condition in the state as ss compared with ss on June l, last year year was regarded as a bullish influence. ihe market closed easy.
 September opened a shade to @Ac higher at bshc; declined to 51hc and clos ed at 52&c. oats some but had sope effect on the more the condition of oats in that state at Ss was the principal buliish factor.
 September opened h @%c higher at 3.Es a ssc sold off to 35hc and closed at a5% @3ec. ,.
 Provisions opened easy because of lcc decline in the price of live hogs but soon rallied on covering by shorts and continued firm until the close. The final quotatirns left September pork 16c higher at sl5. .sS higher at $s.s7h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
Grsensboro-s1S.ooo hub device com
oklahoma.

 pany.
 Guthrie-$40o,000 graphic company; $1, GOO, 900 mining company. Oklahoma City-$10,000 supply com pany; $10,000 lumber company; $25,0OO construction company; $10O,000 concrete Mile company; $15,Ooo development El Reno-$1oO,OOO development com pany.
 Sparks-Cotton gin.
 Watonga-$10,0 ,000 cotton gin.
 Tennessee.
 Columbia-Two s1OO,OOo phosphate Nashville-ss5,OOO veneering plant; grain elevator.
 Bristol-$6OO.O .OOO power plant. Chattanooga-s10,o0 900 bottling works company
 Memphis-$25,O0 900 fiber plaster plant
 Texas.
 Ft. worth-$10,OOO machine works; S2O, 900 manufacturing company; wire Palestine-s1OO.OO loan and trust company.
 Corsicana -$1O.OOo manufacturing company.
 Dallas-s25. 900 medicine factory: $ZU,OOU supply SGO'VVO vestment company.
 Bridgeport-sS7,5O 800 oil mill. Rockdale-$5O, 900 water and light company. Lott-$4,0 900 warehouse company. Bertram-Warehouse company. Standardization cotton gins. Beaumont-$l6,00 900 oil companies. San Antonio-$15,000 amusement company; coal company. Haskell-$25,O 900 hardware company. Hondo-Cement works. Indian Creek-Telephone system. Yorktown-$25,0 ,00o warehouse com pany. Denton-Lumber company. 900 rice company; $4O,- 900 wire and iron works: $5.O00 oil | company. | Iredell-Warehouse company. Childress-$10,000 lumber company. | Wichita Falls-$3OOs0oo development
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
TRADEsMAN,s WEEKLY REVIEW.
New Industries and Industrial Develop
 menfs in he south.

menus lu suS SOuah' Chattanooga, Tenn, June 13.-(Spec- ial.--With the advent of real sum mer in the Southern States there Is an air of general industrial activity which promises to continue unabated through the season. The establish ment of new industries keeps up with the best weekly averages of recent years, and all signs would seem to indicate that the South is blessed with steadily increasing prosperity. This Is evidenced by the accompany ing list of new industries established fin the Southern States during the week ending today compiled from reports made to The TEadesman. The list shows only the more important of these new industries, there being doubtless many others not enumerated In many of those which are listed the capital tzation is quite large. The Trades mans list for the week is as follows: Alabama. st Stephens-$50,00 ,000 cement works. Administration land company; mining company
 Mobile-Grain and coal elevators. Oneonto--$100, 900 coal company. Hartford-s7,0 900 warehouse company. Montgomery-s300.0O 900 fertilizer fac tory.
 Arkansas. Little Rock-S25, 900 lumber com pany; s10,OOO lumber company; s25,o00 Hot spr!ngs-$8O,6oo development coApany
 h.. Bluff-s25, 900 shing1e mill. Murfreesboro- 10000 land company Jonesboro-$12,LJ0 lumber company. Eldorado-$1O,00o tie company Mammoth Spring-$50.oo0 shoe fac tory
 Moorefeld Telephone system.
 
 Fernandina--$25.O 900 canning facto- ry.
 Georgia. Atlanta, 330,0OO foundry; $100, 900 lock company; $40.000 mining company. Augusta-~$25,O 900 pottery. Elberton-Power plant, Mansfield-Water and Electric com pany 5000 cotton gin.
 Indian Territory. Tahlequah-Ol and gas company.
 Kentucky. Lexing gton-Sa- 900 water works. Carrollton-$1S,OOO development com pany.
 pany.
 Richmond Laundry
 Louisiana. 4.25O.OOo cement and coal company.
 Mississippi. Hattiesburg--S10,0O 900 heating and plumbing company.
 Scranton--Laundry.
 Q. Missouri. Webb City-$400,O00 foundry and machine shop.
 St Louis-s100,0O sanitary paper milk bottle company; $15,000 candy fac tory; $25,000 motor vehicle company: 5000 blaming mill company; $60.o00 mining company.
 Mexico-$50, ,00O lumLer company. Kansas -.ty--$10,000 amusement com pany' $100,00O paving company
 NOrtE Carolina. High Point-Building and loan conn pany.
 Durham-$5O,0OO hardware company. Stony Point-Si25,O00 manufacturing company. Ashevllle-$10o,0 900 lumber company. Mt. Airy-s40O.00O company; $15.O0O telephone company.
 Washington-Cemen works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (Correeted Dailyb


 (Correeted Daily.S These prices are al wholesale and not to starchMcorn s@1oc: standard goods pearl 4Hc; gloss lump 4e: nickel packages Lard-Leaf lie: compound sc; basis Rice-Extra fancy head snc; fancy head xh @eo: broken 49s"; Japan th0sse. .a.
 vinegar-Per gallons l4@ @2lc. 01oe; choice II lsc: fancy lsS14he.
 deisa crseHsr.S8Stx $ Soda a"sS sne: Xxx Ginger Snaps To.
 orits-per bbI ss.ss: per sack s1.sS. Meai-75c; pearl rec; peerless soc.
 aams--Doye i7He; other i4h 0tso.
 Fiour-Basis barrels: high patent s5.T; fancy patent sb. 25: half patent s4.so: corn chops 72c; white corn s2c; oats mixed sac: white e4c; white clipped $50; timothy 1.a5.
 ions. New Orleans IF bs. sacks s2: cabbage sh.s, S.s sss ss sal nsn fanG f I'sa apple. ear,oon nes boxes so-7o 7Ae ib,: ss ID. boxes 1o-so sEe bu.; strawberries q. 7sesa. %; eueumbsrs SA.Sos SludSueS t1st0t tOIphtueSp pesh0t carriers $2 %: new Irish potatoes s3 bbl {; egg plants $2 25 crate; snap beans $f 25 bu green corn 2oc dox.: squash 15c doz.: cab baKe 75 @40e doz.s cantaloupes. crate 8 %. Baeswax-2so.
 wool-Clean 22Mo: bury wool 12he to 15e washed wool. soc.
 Hides-Dry Hints 1sc; dry salted l2e; green salted 7Mc.
 Cotton Seed Meal-s2s. %.
 Molasses-Gcorgia cane barrel s5c per gallon; cases gallons s3 per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin. gallons $14; h gallons e7. .50 quarts s4 25 per dos.
 Chickens--Hens S6c; flyers 2s@30e; broiiers 15c: ducks 400.
 sugar-Granuiated SIG; F. Y. c. BAe. Eggs 12hc per dozen.
 Country butter-f2hc per h.
 Corn spot: American new mixed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis, June 13.-Flour dull
 Whiskey steady 1.S5.
 Pork higher jobbing $16 50.
 Lard higher; prime steam $S.321k Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts and clear ribs s9.12h: short clears $9 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts and clear ribs SIC; short clears $s.s7A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
THE DRY GOODs MaRKEr

New York. June 13.-The dry goods mar ket Is steadier with a leaning toward quiet in some directions. Mems wear openings are being made regularly. Hosiery and un- derwear are having an extensive sale for spring. Cotton goods are very firm and domestics are scarce for immediate delivery Jobbers .are doing steady but not active trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
company; ,so,ooo development compa-

company; $2o,0o0 development compa- ny. Mineral Wells-Gas plant. Hooks-$15,000 water works Bronson-Saw mill. Livingston-Electric light plant Seminole-$5,000 mill and ginning company. Velasco-S1O,O 900 warehouse company
 Virginia. Alexandria-$5O,0OO investment com, pany; $50,0O0 development company. Roanoke-$25.00 900 land company. Richmond-$15,0 supply company Norfolk-$50,O0 amusement compa- ny; $50,000 roofing company Lebanon-Telephone system. Oak Grove-$5,O0O telephone system.
 West Virginia. Charleston-$25.O 900 land company. Pineville-s10.000 hardware compa- ny
 Parkersburg-s1o.oOO telephone sys tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St. Louis, June lS.-The St Louis Rrair markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat on track:- July soH asked range s7h9% to sO% Sept. 91M@%; range ssM to S2,
 Corn on track:- July 5ls asked; range sos to 6iN, Sept. 51k range 5Oh to 51k Dec. 49 asked; range none.
 Oats on track:- July 42; range none. Sept. s5% asked; range s5h to SSN A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

We suppose now that T. Roosevelt has turned loose his wrath upon the style of the animal writers. Charles G. D. Roberts and Ernest Thompson Seton will have 10 go out of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington, June 13.--Todays treasur, balances exclusive of the gold reserves show:
 Available cash balances .... ..s261. 069, s2t Gold coin and bullion .... .. s5.34s. s2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. New Orleans. June 13.-Spot cotton closed firm: sales 300 bales; receipts 1s7; stock so,437.
 Ordinary, nom .'ss .. l5-l6c Good ordinary .'.. .'lohc Low middling .... co. .... ....11hc Mtddling '.lZ lo-lbc Good midhling ....13 13-16c Middling fair, nom .-....14 13-16c
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL
 New Orleans, June 13-Cotton seed oil; prime b5c; crude
 NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES. New York June 13.-Cotton futures khe New York Cotton ExcKange today clos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
NEW YORK PRonucE.

steady.
 Turpentine quiet.
 Sugar raw quiet; fair refining 3 31; cen trifugal s6-test 3.S1; molasses sugar 3.o6s refined. quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

Nat R. R of M. con. 1s ... .,.. sah " Central gen. aKs .... s2k N. J. Central gen. 5s ....'.lzs Northern Pacific Is .... ......iooh
 uo. oe ''.' Norfolk West con. Is .... .... .... esh Oregon Short Line rfdg. ls s.... .... ss Penn. cv. 3hs .... .... .... l.. ss Reading gen 70 ssss '' Ss., St L. & I. M con. 5s a.. .... ......1io% St. L. & s. F. fig. Is .... ...... so St. L. S.west. con. 4s .... ss.... Southern Pacific 4s STA
 . do, 1st. Is certificates .... ...... s0h Southern Ry 5s .. .... ......105M Texas & Pacific 1sts .... ..,. ....113 Toledo. St. L. & W. 4s .... .,.. .... 15 Union Pacific As .... .... .... ..s .101A Wabash 1sts<. .... .... .... ....107A western Mo. 4s ....~.... .... = Wisconsin Central Is .... S5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
NEW YORK CoFFEE MARKET.

New York, June 13.-Coffee futures open ed steady at a decline of five points to an advance of five points with sentiment some what unsettled by continued reports that ed in Brazil. There was some scadnE liq- uidation. but trade interest bought, foreign ket was fairly steady. The close was eui- ct net un changed to five points lower; June '...0 dJ July '.s' ''.. --9. "" : 5a September .... e. .. .. .. ..i. 2j q 5.:0 December .. .... ...- .... 5. 0Gb.35 January '''' '''' ''''0 9f March 's.'h 4'
 Spot coffee quiet; Rio No. ' sMc; sanios No I 4hc; mild coffee duil; Cordova |" q 12hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans June i3l-spot cotton WAS firm at an advance of 1-16c per pound: mid ding 12 15-16c Sales were $50 bales on the spot and fifty to arrive
 Futures made up much of their losses of yesterday after opening steady at net decline of three to eleven points. The advance was mainly due to reports of boil weevIl damage in Texas and Louisiana and to reported heavy rains in Arkansas and some parts of Mississippi. October climbed again above the 12c mark The closing was steady, unchanged to eleven points over last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
RENARRa

T-fndicates inappreciable rainfall. s--For yesterday f-For 3+ hours ending am. 7Sth meridian June.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

NOTE-The average maximum and min. imum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the actual number of reports received The 'state of weather" is that prevailing ct the time ee observation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

Showers have occurred in all except the Augusta, Charleston and Montgomery dis tricts; they were heavy in portions of Ar kansas. In the extreme eastern and west ern portions of the cotton region the tenn peratures have fallen slightly: elsewhere they have risen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
Charleston, June 1S-Turpentine and ros- n nothing doing.

Wilmington. June 13-spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 7S.
 Rosin, nothing doing; receipts BOT. Tar firm $2 50; receipts 30.
 Crude turpentine firm $3 50; s4.75 bid and 5.25 bid; receipts 1l0.
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Interior Movement.

Houston--Qulet. 12 16-1se; net Ieceip:s ze0; gross receipts Is0: shipments 4s3; stock 24,s75.
 Augusta-steady. 1sAc: net receipts 52: gross receipts\52; shipments 54e; sales BOA; stock 1s,6s0.
 Memphis-steady. 12kc; net receipts 132: gross receipts 530; shipments 1,2S1; sales loo; stock s5,704.
 St LouisAauiet 12%c; net receipts 22s: gross receipts ss3: shipments 1.01A; sales 10; stock 25.434.
 cincinnati-Net, receipts 151; gross re- ceipts i51; shipments 112; stock 1887.
 Total today--Net receipts T24; gross res ceipts 1.72e: shipments s.442; sales 1,214; stock 159,330.
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New Orleans. June l3.-SuEar steady open kettle centrifugal 3h@3%c; centrifu gal whites none; centrifugal yellow 3B c 4%c; seconds 2A @3Ac.
 Molasses quiet; new syrup 3o@34c.
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reaches one of the counted towns or arrives at one of the ports; 1t may not show up for a week yet. In 1904, a new bale was marketed on June 18th. ment of the day was the coming in from all sections of Texas reports to the effect that boil weevils were nu. merous and becoming destructive by all new forms.
 Yours truly,
 c. c. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
NAVAL STORES

Savannah June 13.-Turpentine firm 57hc; sales sos; receipts 427; shipments 425.
 Resin firm; sales 1871: receipts 2,5s2; shipments 3.1s9; stock 49.731. Quote: ABC s4 0O9S4. 10; D S4.2Oa$4.25 E $455@ s4so6s s5; sl. S5a s5.c5; K s5.5o@ s5. 55; M $57o; N s5so VIC LOO; wv $6. 05.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
MARKET FOR COTTON
RATHER IRREGULAR DURING THE
Dnpwed steadiness in the Afternoon and v - Cloeed steady at e Decline of
 One Point to Advance It af Six.

New York June I3.-The cotton market nas rather irregular during today's session. bst showed steadness in the afternoon ana closed steady at decline Of one point so na adyance of six points Sales for the day were estimated at 3o0,Ooo bales.
 The opening steady at a uechne VI Hhree to seven points and shortly arter tne call the market showed a net loss or tnlr- feen points on July and of six to nine poin.s ss fhe active new crop months under liquid- otion and pressure from local bears wno were encouraged by favorable weather re ports and easier cables. At the aecnne. some of the larger professionais became buyers, smaller shorts coveTfd ana m tne later session, some fresh buying for long aecount was attracted by private reports claimins damage From boil weevil in Texas and parts of Louisiana, with prices at one time showing net gains of about six to nine points on the active new crop positions while July rallied to last nights close
 Tn the last few minutes prices eased orr . little under realizing. but July was the only month to show net loss at the close: Rurnors that prominent manufacturers hao purchased all the print cloths available in the Fall River market. had some infiuence durinr the early afternoon, but it was later xreported that this was actually an old trace and without fresh siginificance Aside from the reports of insect damage in the Southwest private crop reports were not believe that the better weather was caus- ing sofe Improvement in the outlook south ern spot markets were unchanged 10 Bc lower.
 Receipts at the ports today s,223 bales nrafnst 3334 last week and 5.4s9 last year. TOT the week so,c GOO bales, against 2ss4s last week and 2e.77o last year
 Today's receipts at New Orleans S1,67l bales, against 2,3S5 last year. and at Hous- ton iso bales, against 73s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14

WEAIhEh CONDlIlONS AND GENERAL.
 FORECAST. Atmospheric depressions cover the Ohio valley and the Rocky Mountain slope. and are causing cloudy weather in almost the entire country. Showers were general in the Pacific coast states and in the Missouri and Mississippi valleys. They were heavy in portions of Arkansas, the fall at War rem amounting to STA inches. Partly cloudy weather will continue in Alabama tonight and Friday.
 In the Atlantic and gulf states the tenn perature is slightly higher than on We'd nesday. In the inter mountain region of the west it Is much lower; at Modona. Utah, the a. m reading was 32 degrees.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery Alabama. for the s4 hoars ending at .. A. N 18th Meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Spot cotton in the Montgomery market A.z1 foA follnpas
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Fort Movement.
 Caiveston-Quiet 12 15-16c; net receipts n0f7; gross receipts 2.6s9; stock 64,774.
 New orleans-Firm. it2 l5-tSc; n"t re reipts 1s7: gross receipts 1sT: sales SI0; etock yo,4s7,
 Mobile-Firm, 1aKc: net receipts p; : gross receipts 27; sales 25 stock s,6s2; Aehipments coastwise 334.
 savannah--steady, 1sNc; net receipts 4ss; gross receipts 4ss: sales 105; stock a1,- 05s: shipments to continent 5.e3s coastwise Hs2.
 Charleston-Nom., net receipts 2: eross receipts 2; stock 6,4s1.
 Wilmington-Nom, net receipts 13; gross receipts 13; stock 10,700.
 Norfolk-Steady. t3%c; net receipts 1.os5: gross receipts 1,0S5; sales 11S; stock 22 IS2; Shipments to France g; to continent sI2
 Baitimore--Nom., 13%c; gross receipts New York-steady, 1915; net erecsirts HOO; gross receipts 1.s71; sales ioc; stock i7s.7s3; shipments to Great Britain 2.l26.
 Boston-Steady. IS. f5; gross receipts D. BIO; shipments to Great Britain 1.64S.
 Parliamentary, is.4 70; net receipts &3s; gross receipts 23s; stock 2.e08.
 Port Townsend--Net receipts BIOS; gross feceipts 5.i0s; shipments to Japan 5,1os.
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Maximum temperature for day, S5 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 6S deg. Average temperature for day 76 deg. Normal temperature for day, 79 deg. Accumulated excess since Jan. 1, 237 deg. Av relative humid for day. 91 per ct Total rainfall since Jan. l, 19.92 inchea.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
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steady. with quotations ranging as fol-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, June 13.-Spot cotton closed quiet; prices I3G17 points lower
 American middlins fair ....s. zs 1oou uluuung Middling ..'. s.'' !. 70 LOW mfddHng ''o'st Good ordinary .... ...e.os
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales or which 1,50o were for speculation and export and Included $500 American. Receipts 1000 bales, including 1000 American.
 Futures opened easy and closed barely steady. American middling zoe.
 July-A August ...... ..'.'-e. e.ei 5 August September ..o.55 September-October .. ,... .... ..6.47 October November ..S 5sh NOvember-DecemDer ..''.-o.o % December January. ..66o January February .... ..6. 3lh February March .... ....6.S2 March-April 6.5s April-May e... ......6S3
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Tofal Marenenf.

Total today at all ports ret S.:c:; ship snents to Great Britain 3.T7s; to continent b,s3s. to Japan 5,106; stock iiS.479.
 Consolidated at all ports nst 25,55 ship snents to Great Britain e,o43: to France g; to continent l4.7ss; to Japan 5.2Ds.
 Total since Sept 1, at all ports net 3,saT,- Ss4; shipments to Great Britain S.ses. .3s9; so France ssi.t2 to continent 3,3oo,920; 10 Japan 240s6ie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
NEuE oRLEANs COTTON FuTuREs.

New Orleans. June 13.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. with quotations ranging as
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Temperaturel Rain
 -l--linches Mar. Min. i10Oths
DISTRICT AvERAGEa

s-For IF hours ending am. x-Received too lats to be included in district averages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER Daily Locai Weather Report and River
 Forecast. United States Department of Agriculture. weather Bureau Local observations. Central time.)
 Montgomery. June 13. 1907.