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street. which was protested by the
r. J. Real Construction Company.
IL was this bid which IL was alleged
was awarded 10 the Crawford Paving
Company, which submitted a bid IN the
late afternoon, following an interview
between Joseph Crawford and Fernald.
Va s. SIT0use. an engineer OF mo
Washington Terminal Company, tssti-
fed 10 tho good character or Fernald,
saying that he had never observed any
thing IN the attitude OF the former as
sistant engineer OF highways 10 arouse
suspicion
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BOUGHT LETTERS
TO STOP SCANDAL
Continued from First Page1

uotOriety as possible owing TO the Sena-
tors approaching marriage with Mrs.
Lillian JauGWay-
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Financial Statements.
REPORT OF THE CIEDITION
Of the
Potomac Savings Bank.


At Washington. D. C.. at the close OF busi-
ness, May a. 1898,
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Total ]. 324 942 81
City Of Washington, District Of Columbia. IS;
I. ALBERT 8 galley. Cashier OF the
above-named bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true 70 the best OF
NY knowledge ana belief
ALBERT S. galley. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
q st day Of May, 1915
iSeaD ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
CorTeCt-Attest;
ANDREW ARCHER.
ROBERT CALLAHAN,
FLOYD z. DAVIS.
ROBERT A. DORE,
WILLIAM r. DOWNEY,
RICHARD J. BARNSHAW,
WILLIAM r GUIDE.
s DANA LINCOLN,
PETER LATTERNER,
HENRY 7. OFFTERDINGER,
WILLIAM D. SULLIVAN
GEORGE C. HUMPHREY.
RICHARD A. WALKER,
G. TAYLOR WADE
JESSE 3. WILSON.
&c Directors.
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REPORT Oh TIE CONDITION
OF the
Lincoln National Bank

A. Washington. IN the District OF Columbia,
az the close u business, Nay IA. 1903.
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FOR TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

(Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs q
Co., bankers and brokers. Hibhs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. WashS
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
TEade.l
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Redempti1a fund with Z. S. Treas
urer q per cent OF circulation).... 81
Total ...........,.........-,.... 1, 30 s
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Other BIG FRIDAY BARGAINS At a s all our

50 styles of Women's
$3.50 and $500 value soft
kid, dull calf, OF pat
ent colt Ties and
Pumps: welts ST OE
or turns, at.-s As , >
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01
The Triumph Of
a New Idea

1t has been a subject of comment
that the usual features OF the Sunday
newspapers showed too little variety.
A recent departure in Sunday journal
ism has met with popular recognition
and approval. The great illustrated
'weeklies and monthlies no longer
have a monopoly Of the periodical
field.
Conan Eoyle received S25, 900 for the
American serial rights of his last
story, the highest price ever paid for
similar rights, Anthony Hope, Jack
London, Sewell Ford and many other
popular nevelists contribute to the
publication which set the pace by pay
ing this record price. Celebrated men
and women write constantly for 1t on
subjects of timely interest. Clever
verse, wit. humos and interesting
miscellany complete most interest
ing table Of contents. 1t is profusely
illustrated by the leading artists. In
fact the Sunday Magazine of the Rec
Ord-Herald maintains the highest
standard of p eriodical literature
throughout. 1t gets the best at what
eyer cost,
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01
East Jordan as a Resort.

We called the attention of the ladies of East
Jordan and vicinity last week to our enterprise,
namely Starting Summer Resort business" with
an invitation to them to cooperate in bringing 1t
about for certainly do nothing without them.
We have already heard from several who
ready to place their houses furnished at the disposal
of our guests also some who wished to furnish board
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01
Women Who Think.
If you are thinking woman and You no doubt think think

you are the following will make you think
Just between you and me- is it not sgnhcant TACT 'ha'
Dr. Perces Favorte Prescription the only medicine or
woman's peculiar ailments the makers OF which print iul
list of its ingredients, attesed under oah on It's 00''ie
wrappers?
Does this not mean something to you if you are
suffererl
1t means that you absolutely know what you are taking
when you make use of this world-famed medicine.
that you absolutely know that you are not taking
wbooze" when using Dr. Perces Favore Prescription but
good honest squaredea medicine adapted to womans delicate
organization by educated trained and experienced special
s in woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments.
Are the above facts not of some Importance to you!
Many thousands of Americas most famous physicians
prescribe Dr. Perce Favore Prescription because they know
just composition swhch be said of any other
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1t makes weak strong and sick women we'll
1t has done this for many hundreds of thousands What
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give it fair trial
Don't be put off with some inferior substitute with
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place of this tried and proven medicine
of known composition.
THOUGHTFUL INTELLIGENT WOMEN DR.,
Peces Favorite Prescription for many good 1t
enables them avoid the dsageabe quesonngs and abhor
examinations generally deemed necessary by the family
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you the advice of skilled specialist in womans peculiar
malades write or call upon Dr. r. " Pierce the Invahds
Hotel and Surgical Institute o63 Main ST., Buffalo, N. Y
Dr. Pierces advice is given gratis 1t costs you nothing
but may be worth much to you
Next obtaining DR. Perces Personal advice you will find
his great boo-The Peoples Medical Adviser
book of thousand pages, copiousy lustraedoers
many valuable suggestions invalid Ihas been lately
revised and brought uptodate Costs only stamps
for cloth bound stamps in paper bindngust cover
cost of1nailng only Address as above. - y saoj4
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01

Grippe is sweeping the country.
Stop it with PreyentiUs, before it gets
deeply seated. To check early colds
with these little Candy Cold Cure
Tablets is surely sensible and safe.
Preventics contain no Quinne, no
laxative, nothing harsh or sickening,
Pneumonia would never appear If
early colds were promptly broken.
Alse good for feverIsh children.
Large box, 4s tablets, % cents. Vest
pocket boxes cents. Sold by James
'Gidley.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01

Breakfast goods of all kinds at Han
son & Steffes.
You know as well as anyone when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowels are sluggish,
your food dstresses you, your kidneys
pain, take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 1t always relieves. 80
cents, Tea or Tablets.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01
Eczema and Pile Cure.

For Knowing what it was to suf-
fer, l will give FREE OF CHARGE,
TO anv afflicted positive cure for Ec-
zema. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles
and Skin Diseases. Instant relief.
Don't suffer longer. Write f. w. WILL
LIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New
York. Enclose Stamp.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-01

We wish to have word with those who have not
yet looked into the matter. We have towns within
sight who have excluded all manufacturing and given
their attention exclusively to Resorters and in short
make enough to supply their wants for year.
but we are so situated that take of
manufacturing interests without interfering with
resident part. This enterprise, if pushed with
energy will be equal at least to two good factories
To the housewife it means much ready money, to
the merchant increased trade to the farmer enlarged
markets. to the banks clerks and larger vaults
The railroads say, 1--WE know all about it and will
push end, you talk to the ladies and get things
ready" Now are waiting to hear from you Re-
member we want country homes well town.
Mr. B. A. Dole is secretary, send your informa
tion to him.
Sast SorAaM S South Avm Eoard Of 'orads
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
THE STOCK MARKET

s.n MsT 9ors 5gns .,seE is no. arssi mssa ssasnssion m a'' san opsrssors ! .s Seemed e' find notninE In the days occurrences 10 prompss ssdns marse ass0a shs snd to await several expected events before emoarking
 The approach of the convention period rent influence on activity owing to the pro- business ss well as on speculation. The knowledge of conferences in progress sas n erss: sSHSs on s. to the uncertainty over the extent ,fs of the proposed cnt and iss iIfiuenos 1a IF reyVns " na, agreed as to the immediate effect of a price cut as between the possibility of prompt re- furthsr coSeessions e % mt might Iss's ss sl,oWed. @ ~ the Interests in l the II steel trade might feel discouraged over the outlook. The market Siso came is for nise aseusson ons WSiie % these oasionaI strenEth of the recent market, is marked. This action has fostered a sup- position that market stability for the stocks
 'Hasas % View ss saa to tha s0ss m ms taining prices of the corporation's product; avoid the unssttiing influence of wide and
 With sas sssaaonmsn. of .h. maln..n. arose complexities oyer how far the suppos- those stocks might De modified. Tomorrow sonds Bonds s % another ~ event s Ia that A was awsited The fiixng of the issue price at s5 II and when issued Doth in New York and London
 sS wSat sy s s the the oosrs Of Of lions so the Sonds s' are closed I was vas saSjec, arE. 1s ssrsss sssn s . S sss Soad subscription Itself.
 Appiieaiions to the New York Public Service Cooperation for permission to emit {so,ooo. ooe new bends by the Delaware ana the capitA needs of railroad corporations the three days holiday suspension wal chsfE FsTsssasls for sns sostlnSsd ss Demands on London for gold both from Paris and from South America resulted ir . rise in the price of Koid in London. but @ss sss S S The heavy current redemption of nationa phase of the uninterrupted Inflow of cur. money supplies supernbundant in New York The ease of money heretofore seems to bt not at all affected by the extension of tht gold outflow by an accumulation by th. an added reserve requirement. of July un' der the law and by the belief that an early call for return of government deposits ol
 n 0ans r. s a esnay m syitable that no effect was produced by iti
 Bonds were irregular Total sales par val ue s1.e27,0oo. United states bonds were un. changed on call.
 CLOSING STOCK HIST.
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 Chicago, June 9.-More rain in the south west and liberal decrease In the worlds visible supply caused strength today in d' ed at fnsIs net R gain of i%ae. Corn was up Hc Oats were off 1hc. Provisions were 2A @bc higher.
 winter wheat, belt. and prices continued to advance until near the close when slight reaction occurred on the profit tnkings and some of the leading shorts were heavy Of SS spproSmassiy SSs s'oeS.o Sss oce sushsis The market was sics nnilishly aftecsed Py sman naa bushels in the worlds visible supply. The July opened I shsas tc ke higher st ysced to to s7Kc. The close was et ssko The corn market was firm for the great CT part of the day because & Of the S Soptnned na,, prediction Of afaalf receipts tomorrow and In sympathy with wheat. The market opened easy because of liberal receipts. # July S'Vss corn cs opened E Me lower at ssN O Sc, advanced to e7Nc and then closed At tni s.sssS % ass si s' ss. sssssa S crop report caused sharp break in oats pressure vas in the July delivery and that % 6eeiininS % iNc from the high S point Of iass tsis trading. M cossrins by shorts caused 2 rai- sold off to 41 &c and closed at t3Ac.
 Provisions were quiet and firm sma1lar receipts of live hogs had bullish effect: were Sc higher at Sf.s3h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
Extracts From Reports of Correspondents
 (County--Pface.)
Marthern nIstricf.

44EtkcEM O4Stttctsl auent ana some hail tsIl during ths early peratures Drevaiied.--A. 0. Dickson
 calhVpn Anniston; The rss mssn .snYs IsmpstSs normal: @ SsI tSe highest @ tsnpsrsiSrs s 1' wss Ss total raInfall was 2 ;ss Inch; Q sS Inch ef ing the first and last few days and fair
 Cieburne. EdwardsviiIe. Heavy local H though nsf fair ss sna warm ar % weather prevailed during most of the week. The sunshine wss M siowars ryles were sreou.nt and e.st inches of rain fell on the 4th. There was some hall on the 2na. Tns gay temperatures continued moderateiy nikh.--
 caiinsn. csaIlman: About ss per. cent. of S1sss,, the was dsses the lowest 5s degrees. Showers were Ire quent but they were generally very iiEht.
 Jackson. aess = seottsSoro:. Light Hhowers oc- cured on the sd 4th and S,an.ss s.a AaSs ture was ST degrees. and the lowest es de- grees--Irene Caldwell.
 ners,nss strsss09as ssarees was very nearly nor mai; the highest temperature was es de. srsss ssasis fnS Nas sns Nyis inch q neS below the normal.--W Weather Bureau.
 .5 psgS ss BsasS Saas sss early and latter parts Of the week were fair ana warm with Ample sunshine--J. J. Weeks.
 Madison Madison: Showers were trsdnent the rainfall being ali that was needed Moderately high day temperatures prevail ed, though the nights were pleasant some what less than the average sunshtne was received.--Aibert Kllsh.
 MarshaH A1bertyille: Fair weather pre- vailed though a rain of O. s2 Inch fell on the 2d. The day temperatures were mooer- ately high About TO per cent. of the aver age sunshine was received.--J. B Hobdy.
 Morgan. Decatur; The mean tempsrature was 7s degrees; the highest was s4 degrees and the lowest ea degrees: The total rair- fall was i.20 inches. o.sS Inch ok wnien A. Carriger. .,. nreyailed throughout the week, except on the 9th. when q shower occurreo--Fred Smith. . ...... and "a rain of O 93 inch fell on the ath [. The day temDeratures continued moderately hiRh-Scott Maxwell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
MONTGOMERY CURRENT ouorATIoNs
 (Cnrrectod Daify.l

(Csrrectca Dafy.S
 These prices are at wholesale and not te
 sssSss.1corn sSa seioo. standard good. Pearl aMc; sioss lump tsac; nickel good iard--Lsaf exc. somposnd sKo: basl,
 Ries--Extrs fancy heaa 7Mc: fancy head sA 9Ic; broken %M @kc. Japan sh @sxe.
 sals-.Livsrpooi s1.is; Virginia COG: Lou
 vinesaF-Psr saiioa isossc.
 Coffee-~oreen common sh Q ioe; prime sesnGiss--xxx s XXX soSa iAe: @ Xxx sinssi ''ssr sssrdinss--Am.r,oaa mustard ,s.u. x-OIl aid... Dry hints sese, dry :altsd soIs. green hides s@te; Eresn saited tc.
 weol"clsss Ssso~-crls'ii iise. bury seIle; washed SSssi.zssanaArd see; wa.srsround sSe.
 Fr Fruit and Produes--raney lemons ssos per box ss.7S; Irish potatoes per bushel ~ P Pa'1a PssnSss 'S sae 0Rss is choice i & apples is. sb: new potatoes i4.6O bbl Tomatoes z.ssi snap Beans stand h' Cheess--Full cream. daisies lse, singles ishc: lh cuts square lie.
 srais % anS fs ss ,I Rss 1sS shorts timothy hay s2i %; Johnson grass soc; Al Prime Cotton Seed Meal s2s.oe: sacked cotton seed huiis SIS ton. Moiasses--Georgfa cane. bbl t0c gallon: cases, gallons @. 50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand, Kalions s1A; < gallons s7 so; quarts et. 2s per do& chickens--Hens 3s @4oc; flyers ss@foc;
 susar-aranaiated sRe; F. Y. c sHo. EGRs--1Eo.
 Country Butter--l5o per ib.; Jersey but
 Bassine--New jute 50 or 30 yd piece. 2 ID. BAc; IA lb sMc; new sugar sack K ID. 7Ac, a lb. sMc; second hand sugar sack 7M @sMc. eNN Ties--New Arrow s1.1S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
WEATHER BULLETIN
.. s. DErAETssSST Aiasasz ssozsoS oE zAsSosSIouIruRs.
Chronological Service weather Bureau. weekly Weather Bulletin for the
 Week Endine Monday,
 June 6. 1908.
GENERAL sUMNfARY.

The weather conditions were gsnerally favorable throuGhout the week for outdoor werk. Both the day and night tempera- tures averaged near the normal, except in some of the middle and southern coun- ties where they were slightly higher than usual at this season. There was much bright sunshine.
 The mean Temperature was about nor- mal in the northern district. and from one to three degrees above the normal in tho middle and southern counties. The day tcmperatures ranged between s6 dcgroes and e6 degrees the highest being recorded at Ozark and Selma on the 2d. The nights were generally pleasant.
 showers occurred in scattered localities on each of the five days. though there wss no general rain The rainfall was locally heavy in some of the western and north- western counties on the 2d. when hall fell at Riverton. Colbert County The weekly amounts were unevenly distributed. varying from slightly more than one inch in some of the middle and western counties to over two inches in the extreme northwestern DOT ton of the state. In the southern and east ern counties, the rainfall was generally light and insufficient.
 The following table shows the tempera- ttire and rainfall at selected stations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
wryv yoRK COTTON.

New York June 9.--The cotton market was d little more active than yesterday put business was largely professional ana paicrs pior. esies for the day we're estimated at iso.ooo
 The market opened steady at unchanged prices to a decline of three points wnicn waa about in line with the showing or the Liverpool market Wall Street people Msre there was a moderate demand for room traders prices gradually eased orr owink 70 the favorable weather.
 Reports of a break in the Red River lev- a2 al Shreveport failed to stimulate GOV ersnR and early buyers licuidated in the point or two of the bottom. It was re- ported that important street operators were 1AkfnR the short side for a turn. owing 70 better weather and favorable crop reports frnr1 all sections of the belt except the territory thratened by floods in tn south, fe n extent affecting the total yield by only a very small percentage. -
 Advices from wilmington, N C., say. the first bloom in that State was reported on Hume 5 or twelve days ahead of the best previous record. Trade accounts continue little demand for futures to hedge spot re-
 Southern spot markets officially reported wore unchanged to hc lower.
 Receipts at the ports today II. sss bales, against 1s.113 last week and ;ssI last bales. against ss,o1s last week and st,oss
 Todayss receipts at Naw Orleans 2.so2 hnles against s11 last year. and at Houston S50s bales against SIS last year
 Futures opened and closed steady: r.,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
nrrru nRr.rANa cnrrnN.

New orleans, June 9.-.Cotton spots Mere 1iKc. Sales were 14.0oo bales on the spot and none to arrive.
 Futures opened steady two to four points below the close of yesterday. Taking alto gether, Liverpoops showing did not go far toward injecting enthusiasm into the ranks weather map and the Likelihood of the prevalence of fair weather for the next off
 Added to these bearish factors was the large falling off in the demand for local spots. and at the close, which was quiet and steady. the July option was one point below the close yesterday with October and De- csTnber eleven and twelve points down re- epec1fxely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

st. L. 4 6 T. fs. q. ...... "A
 s. s ls E s'wsss scn 4 -... ... ...- beapoafu Ar AsiHe 41 ssss ss.. tl lh
 do. list fs ... "a. .... .... saA Southern Ry. ss ~. .,.. .... ..iooH IeSas faeitle kefa s.s. s.s..ie Union Pacific ss .... sssss... .s.... ..l0x
 :, do. ey' 9s ..s. ssss s... ...... siH U. E. Steel Snd. hs s.se .... .s.s .-.-. .se$ Mabasn ssts ....ss.s s.s. s. ......AgsA Western mu- As .sss ss. s..s..
 Wheeling & L. Erie ts s... 6s
 Wisconsin Central 4sa.... .. ........ s6h N. Y. cv. ss ~. .... .... ....l2sk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

T-Indicates inappreclabls rainfall '-Fo7 yesterday t--For z4 houi" ''''' 18th meridian time. -,-.,, .,a -r,, NoTE-The average. maximum ana m, m,ni, m, nun, nun ssssP a S,e st each center from. the &C., s,s, r,,nhsr If reports received The 'stats sf weather ss that prevailing h' i"s o' Ahservation.
 showers have occurred .ad in all a,tr of the western ,n ahu hsaS-s rains in portions of Ar Kansas In and MI 3ppi LempeFI9St1dF;est d;strIn have risen very siiR@y l5rr an nI CHATTER
 Section Director. w. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

October-N0vember s.0slz 1a November December .sss o.V3 December-January .s.. .... ..e. gi 4 January-Februa zee sss- ...s s-.sf Ss M Fehruary-March ss.. s... s...t' ss n March h-Aprll .....s... 70. :. So 11
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
wEATHER CONDITIONS.

The distribution of air pressure this morn ing is such as to favor continued fair weather, with more or less cloudiness at Montgomery during tonight and Wednesday. The low barometer area that was central over Minnesota yesterday has passed off over Canada, after causing additional rains in the middle west and the upper lake re- zion. Showers have also occurred in the caIly hevay rains in portions of Arkansas and Mississippi though the weather Is fair this morning in all Atlantic and Gulf coast districts and throughout the West.
 Temperatures continue moderately high somewhat in the upper Mississippi valley and the upper lake region in advance of an area of high barometer moving south eastward over Montana.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 MontaomerY, Alabama. for the 24 hours andInR at 6 ana, 18th meridian time.
 Tuesday. June 6, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
NEW YoRK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. June S.--Coffee futures open ed steady to unchanged prices were in line much business but some of the local trade dnterests seemed to ba supporting the market and the close was steady net un- changed to ten points higher. Saies were reported of $500 bags including:
 JuHs s... s.s.ss D 9s SepteInber ..s. -..-. D se W ? o " Deeemoer '.'' ''.' '''-7 .-'-s W sS ~e'Ss March ..ss .s.. ....... 70 ee ~,
 Spot quiet; Rio No. exc: Santos No. ( skc; mia dull; cordoya s& 91s&e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
SPOTS STAND IDLE
vvrrH NO TRADING PRICES REMAxl
 UNCHANGED.
Net Ioss in Futures was Twelve to Fifteen Points---Cr0p Making
 Rr0NreseinG
 F4uefv.

There was a sopt cotton market in Mont gomery only by courtesy yesterday TOT the fradIne was practically nil and the quota fions of the actual stuff were nominal.
 After future quotations. at the end or the day were down 12615 points. local spot prices were called the same as Tor Monoay Close niddfink being quoted at II s-l6c.
 Reports of crop making in the Mont gorery district are generally good Ine plant is growing well and making readily and with fhe exception of some spots that have not yet been cleaned out thoroughly conditions are considered fine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
e-Risinr. x-FalIinE.

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and lower Alabama will re. main stationary; the upper Alabama will rise slightly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
The i.adinx futures for the day raas

MesB Pork-per bbl;--
 ssls ssss i;ss i:ss isss issss isss is:ss isss ss ssRs ssIs s:::..s s,ssss ::.ssss :::Hs sssIs ssDss. :. :. " T:S" 7.sas T:s. 7..Ms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. Daily Local weather Report and River
 Forecast. United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau. Local Observation
 Montgomery. June 9. 1908.
 lwind Rain State of Weather Time (Tsmp. pr.hr. in ( and direction ' a.m 74 e 100 cloudy--North. z pm. s2 7 laoo Pt. cioudy-W. Maximum tempegature for day. ss deg, Minimum temperature for day. TO deg. Normal temperature for day. IS deg. Accumul excess since Jan. l. 176 deg Av. relative humid. for day. 63 per ct Total rainfall since Jan. l. 2s.77 in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
oLosLNa sToclk I.lsT.

Sales lEIigh.l Low. lcloss
 | Ria
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS sPOT COTTON.
LyERPOOL. COTTON

Liverpool. June 9-cIosing: Cotton spot in limited demand; prices easier ten points