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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

'7SHe ana 7sc, and on Jsiy betwssn sshc
ana Toe. The market cIossd strong with
prices up &H1kc compared with yester-
d dsy's final figures Mar "a ana 5nly at
Oats also had sharp rise In prices. the
Nay delivery advancing 20 SAKE. the highest
"a ascidsd strsnstS despite the favorable
s. f' 90 the o tsy ..ss.n ..S
houses noqshs Nay freely all day which IN.
eucs1 lively covering BY shorts. The mar
ket ciosed strohg with prices up IN 01xc,
May beine At yskc ana July ct 81 4 3 ke.
Pfovfslons vera quiet and the market
closed moderately firm owing to the
we're 2K@sc 70 loo above yesterdsy's close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Newark. o.. May 1.-TWO men were
probably fatally injured ana a loss OF
$500, 600 caused by IRE which Destroy
cd two OF the immediate immense
buildings of the wehrle Stove Com
pany here. early today. The injured
are A. Stewart Caftey and John Preth-
crow. members OF the wehrls .volun-
teer Fire Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
FLoRnNcE ooMMnRoIAL CLUB.


Many MAtttfB OF AMNDEtAAa% ASA@S1"s~%
at May Meeting.
Florence, May 6.--(specisl 1.-The
May meeting of the Florence CONNER
cial Club was held Wednesday after
noon with q large attendance.
The club has not abandoned the plan
Of extending the electric car line to-
wards the Florence University for Wo-
men ana the discussion contemplated
its extension to Seven Points. or about
three- quarters OF mile beyond its
present course.
A communication from the Shefield
Commercial Club was read asking the
cooperation OF the Florence Club in
securing . faster schedule on the
Northern Alabama Railroad. the
schedule to be reduced an hour and
thirty. minutes. The Florence Club
passed q resolution TO this erect. but
went further and will seek TO have
the schedule reversed in order that
people along the route might be able
to come to Florence ana shop and re-
turn home the same day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

New York. May 6-There was an advance
In the London tin market today with spot
closing at 1882 Sc and futures at f133 20 Sd.
The local market was firm and higher in
consequences with spot quoted at S2s. rs q
So
Copper was fully fl higher In the London
market with spot quoted at f5S It's Sd and
futures at $50 12s Cd. Locally, the market
was firm with an upward tendency; lake be-
ing quoted at t12. 81 u @ sl3. IAN; eiectrolyt-
ic at $i2. 50675 and casting at 2.a7k q
62M.
Lead was % Sd higher at fis SIS IN Lon
don. but the local market remained steady
at $4.200e4.75.
speiter was unchanged at E2i It's Sd in
London and at IS o2h @07h in the local
market.
Iron was unchanged with Cleveland war
rants quoted at ass Ind in London. The
local market was very steady: No / foundry
Northern Is quoted at SIS 90 060; No. 2 do.
at SIS. rs q sac. rs: No. 1 Southern and No. /
southern soft at SIS. $50 Sle. as.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
LONDON WOOL. MARKrT.

London, May "a good assortment OF
il.e7s bales was offered at the wool sales
today. Continental and home buyers were
ter also took crossbreds freely at IN to 10
per cent advance. Americans paid from is
to 20 per cent advance for medium greasy
erossbFeds and from 10 TO Is per cent. high
er prices for fine merinos. Today's sales OF
the week from New South Wales 200 bales
secured 1s@2s Nd; greasy 4%d@1s Sd,
Victoria 1900 bales, secured shd@1s Id;
greasy shd@1s 2hd.
South Australia LOO bales. secured 1ld9
Is sd: reasy Sd d1s I'd.
ID.
cd; reasy ehd@ls AID.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 700 bales.
secured Is Sd; reasy SM q led.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

NEW ORLEANS CorroN.

New Orleans, May Spot cotton quiet.
onchaneed. middlinE 10 s-isc. Sales on the
@Hgt $50 bales to arrive 100.
cultures opened quiet At an advance OF
~ polnts on favorable Cables from Livre-
reo1 ard immediatsiy after the first call the
&dyance wfdened to 400 points. A great
Improvement In weather reports. however,
ttak the life out % the advance ana left
the market open 10 bear asgressiveness.
&eilfnx from the middle OF the morning re-
nstlttd IN Decline Of ewt2 points, the
ee{ive months falling TO level s9s points
the day scAspinG shorts tcok profits freely
which checked he decline and brought about
z slight recovery, the market closing steady
~ q net decline OF s96 points.
Cotton futures closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
COTTON GOSSIP.

Il has been seventeen years since Texas
had 50 little winter moisture.
New England Yarn Company have increas-
ed 100 per cent. according 70 reports.
The New Orleans market opened fiat yes
4 cable reads. Egyptian crop accounts
Another wet spell 10 this territory would
be unauestienably unfasorabls-
es: ;f': .s ssn sas ss'; Slater
Friday.
think prospscts improving. eonspmpsioa in
creasins daily"
New orleans wires. considerable selling
on account Of duiiness and Texas rains by
Liverpool cables again, "cause Of stead
mess due TO rather unfavorabie crop pros
Talladeea, Ala, writes. Crop about three
ss Forty to fifty Dsr cent .p psn,sd
pended Dry ws a ana sunshine V needed.
age il this tsrritory wi Win bs cut DOWN
per cent Farmers disposed 10 economics
and make the crop 1t least possible cost"
Following are some reports from Texas:
Austin, Texas wires: I'VE had n glorious
rain here last night"
Waco wired. .sTwenty-four hundredths
rain here last night showers generally
throughout Central and West Texas. Wealth
or now clear"
San Antonio wiredi Rains reported at
points North and East. None here or at
points South OF Southwest"
Following are some opinions Of large New
s. 3. Chaplin a Co.: .sThe trading is likely
to be along a narrow line and the range
of fluctuations more erratic than lately"
Crusel q Finn: From all appearances.
We think the chances TO get october down to
Edward Moyse a Co.: Another rise Of
Sis In silver attracts attention to the great
Improvement which his means On Manches-
Bailey montgomery: ''It is useless to iR-
more the advantage OF the bull position up to
this time, owing 10 backward crop prepara-
Renskore, Lyon q Co: VERY unsatizfacto-
~ reports are coming in from Texas again
ana It now seems that the recent precipi-
ruFrA On rxxw sm~~xr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
Tex, Henrietta, Te,
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

= Indicates inappreciabls FainfalL sEor
yesterday. tFOr ~ hours ending 9 an. 18th
useFidfmn time.
Nsss-Ths average maximum and MINI
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made NJ ct each center from thu actual
weather IL that prevailing st time Of oh.
asrvafion
The temperature averages slightly higher
over the entire belt, and have risen some
What IN the Little Rock and Memphis dts
tricts Light rains have occurred IN the
Atlanta, Galveston, Montgomery. and Okla
bona districts with hall In portions Of Tex.
r. p. cHAFEEE sec. Dir,
weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
uNvEILfNa Ar owAssA.
weodmen WIN Honor Memory of Mr..
PieEens.

Evergreen. Afay e.--(Speciai 1.-THE
unveiling ceremonies Of the monument
to b. = Pickens by the Woodmen OF
the World lodge at omassa VIII take
day.
A number Of woodmen from EVER
green will attend.
Miss Marie webb. OF Mobile, IL the
guest for two weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs.
III g. Reynolds.
Mrs. John Hill is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. G. Sawyer. In Montgom-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Many Books Placed an Public sehooln
OF LmuaerdaEe.

Florence. May e.--t Special. l---At the
annual meeting OF the S. r. A. Literary
Club. held this afternoon the follow
ing ofacers were elected for the ensu-
ing year; Mrs. Emmst 0sNasL Presi-
dent; Mrs M H. HumphrFes First
Vice President: Mrs. X. b Lee, Sec
ond Vice. residents Mrs. Paul Hodges,
Secretary Mrs, @. p. Jordan. Treas
urer. !
The report or the Secretary showed
that travelling libraries, consisting OF,
thirty or more books each. have been
placed in each Of the public schools OF
the county on rural delivery routes,
and that 9 small library he'd been,
memorial TO Mrs. Erister Ashcraft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

St. Louis, May 6.-Flour steady; regular
patents IS .2sQS6; extra fancy and straight
IS. 50GS6. Is: hard winter clears 81. IS a so.
Hay higher; timothy sl2. SO @ as; prairie
f106Sl2.6 so.
Whisky s1.3sh.
Iron cotton ties soc.
Bagging 1-16e.
Hemp Irvine 10. .f.
Pork steady; Jobbing sl7.2s.
Lard higher: prime steam SO Is @26.
Dry salt meats. unchanged.
Bacon UNCHANGED.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

LaPofte. Ind. May s.--Robbers early
this morning cleaned out the store OF
G. r Sonnsborn for the fourth time in
six years and covered their getting
away by an explosion OF dynamite that
wrecked and set IRE to the building
The thieves carried on $1,000 worth
OF fire-arnls. monographs and sporting
material in a delivery wagon drawn
by Humming Bird (2:1d) valuable
trotting horse which was stolen from
a nearby stable. The robbers are be-
ing pursued by policemen in automo-
biies. Mrs. Augusta Jonas. living
near sonneborn.s store. was iniuredlby
the explosion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
BOY coNFnssns DEnD.


Phiiadelphia. May e.--The police to-
day discovered that the writer OF the
letters to Max Apt. threatening 20 kid
nap his 8-year-old son. Albert, and
blow mp his house with dynamite unless
the father paid ransom of $4,000.
was a 1s-year-old boy, school -mate
OF Albert's 13-year-old cousin.
The boy whose name the police have
not yet made public. confessed that he
wrote the letters for q Joke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
NO COTTON OFFERED
10 Csnfs' With no indiesiions Of
Change, Either

No cotton offered by the holders, no look.
ing around. and no demand, all combined
to make yesterday about the duliest day so
far this season In the local spot cotton mar
ket. The local middling quotation has re-
manned steady At ten cents for the past few
days although futures have fiutuated up
and down within range OF ten points
Notwithstandins the advance in Liverpool
and In Response to cables the market open
ed Yesterday morning only . few points up:
gained couple q more points; then easea
toward noon on the report OF Texas rains:
Trading was almost entirely professional
within q marrow range and at the close last
evening July futures were seven points lower
than Wednesdays close. =
Despite the good Liserpooi yesterday there
seemed to b a disposition among the most
bullish interest TO withdraw their support IN
the face OF the reported rains In some sec
tons. with the hope that prices would pc
driven down some and enable purchases 20
be made at more attractive prices.
The market seems to have fallen into
quite rut and IL looks a. though there
would be still greater decline. although
come serious weather reports might tnducc
some further activity. as the trade seems
content 10 walt. after such strenuous ouii
campaign, for further eonfirmatory news ~
70 the outlook OF the new crop and the pro-
spective yield.
Some sections Of Texas reported rain yes
terday and the forecast OF the government
was for rain In this section last night and
today. which. according to most planters
would be very unfavorable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Chicago, May 6.-Continued absence Of
rain in Kansas created bullish sentiment in
vances In all deliveries. prices at the close
showing net gains Of y to Ql%c Coarse
grain also displayed remarkable strength
con and oats each advancing to new high
record marks for the season. Provisions
closed firm.
The wheat market was strong all day and
the volume OF trade was large. Considera-
BILE excitement prevailed at the start, owing
to the anxiety OF many of yesterdays short
sellers to cover and best prices were
corded early In the session. There was lib
eral profit taking at times which resulted
in material setbaeks. but each reaction
prompted more vigorous buying and a con-
seQuent quick rally. The drought situation
in Kansas the chief result for the
strength. although unexpected advance OF
I'D to / Is d in the price OF wheat at Liver
pool also had considerable effect. No rain
had been reported In Kansas since the pre-
vious session and hts official forecast was
Friday. Shorts and commission houses
were active bidders all day and influential
large purchases. Thare was also no de-
mand for cash wheat here and a number of
outside markets also reported little inquiry
round lot Of Illinois wheat to be delivered
here, July 10 TO 25 at a price one cent
over the July option caused considerable
selling late In the session.
During the day the May delivery again
touched 81 29h. the high mark for the sea
son: while July sold between N;dsh ~ I, =
q u and May at S1.2s&.
Corn for May delivery advanced today to
marks for the crop shorts and commission
houses were active buyers the greater part
OF the day the demand being based largely
sisted of only So car loads. Receiving house &,
reported that there was little prospect for
any material increase in the na9vement in
the near futures inasmuch as farmers are
now busy with spring work. The range
for the day on the May option was between
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

s~~Rising x--FalIina.
RIVER FORECA8EA.
The Cocsa and the Alabama will continue
TO fail slowly.
wEATHER CONDITIONS.
Fair weather prevails south Of the Ohio
River, though an area Of low pressure
esntral eve Minnesota has caused scat
tered showers from South Dakota eastward
70 New England. and another area of low
Dyer western Texas has caused general and
light TO moderete rains In Texas. There
has been vey general increase in warmth
TO the east 81 the Missisippi, though an area
o. high pressure covering tSa Northwest is
giving generally fair and coldes weather In
ths western districts, with freezing tempera-
lures IN the middle northwest.
Conditions favor increasing eioudiness In
middle Alabama tonight. followed by rain
ard colder during Friday.
COTTON REGION BUExET1N.
Hzeatgemery, Ala, for the - hours endinE
~ ana. 18th Meridian Tame,
Thursday, May 8. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

liverpool. May 6.--Wheat spot No. 2 red
May ss asa; July sS aHd; September IS
via Galveston ss 4hd. Futures nominal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

been declared on by the Executive
Committee OF the Knights OF Labor.
Strikes against ave other factories
were declared on some days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

New York. MAY 6.The dry goods market
showed a little more life during the day
In consequences OF warmer weather Raw
silk Is now being bought for delivery late in
August from the new crop and prices are
firmeF. Clothiers mohatr serge Innings are
very active. Cotton Innings are quiet Cot
ton yarns are selling moderately
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Groceries.
ss.esI; GREEN Peerless sse busssl. 1'A' '''
berry isNe; old scssrnmsns java s sio Rse;
roassss is s f sssa g ss., ss's
cHEEsE--F1ll cream daisies 10 0sec;
sudAR-drsnaisisd standard sac. fancy
:. F 6 cr ,orn,n,,. .,,.,.s :. ).
ess:fs: passnss ,fiesss, i anssg patents tents
sTasca-corn !eioo; standard sooa.
Perl Peer ahs; gloss lump t&e; nickel goods
RIck- fancy head 7xese; fancy
head sx0fAei broken sh0she; Japan
sxLT-Iaysrpooi $40; virginia ssc:
vINEoAR-Pes gallon soesoc.
ger snaps Te; xxx Cream &c; xxx oyster
lc: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit Sc carton Soc SOC
sARprNEs--American K-on o.. 10 50,
Y Mustard sss7b; Imported Aoii key open.
MoLfsess sEss-.esorsia Cane Dbl. sso "a, i.
case. 9 gallons. per case $3.50; Prime cen.
trifngal corn syrup in cases : gallons 81
81 MAPLE sYRuP---Los Cabin. brand. q
ss9sns ss5 2ss Der 6 sasoa' sses
SUGAR CURED MEATs-Haras. medium
average Ism @isc; bacon is@2tMc: shout
BACON MEATs-cIsar ribs sia.4sosts;
extra ribs tli-7s@ SIS
LARD--HoG compound eMc; fancy hog
lard iikc; kettle rendered IsE @isNc;
snowdrift sAc; snew-white skc; Flake.
wa psY sr Sir 'tagasTTs cfssSn az. III lara
. sii.ss; Dry salt cut RIBS sl;ss@7s.
CORN CH0Ps-Per bu laM 0s2Mo.
e6SN--whiss from store ss6ssss Aixsa
EAY-Timothy. choice per ton s.f, IA
per ton, s1s, Alfalfa per ton s2a; johnson,
grass pAr ton si2 q Stt.
oATS-White from store. dray lots SIC.
BRAN--Per ton s2S. Shorts $50.
GRITS-Per Dbl ~. So: per sack 1915.
Cotton Seed and Rrodnsts.
COTTON GEED-ei& per ton.
MEAL-Choice $2l, firm; prime TN Der
cen. per ton sz4: primo cake per ton sal
LIETERs-Per %. lose.
oIL-car lots; prime crude basis per Id.
Use; basis refined.
coTToN SEED HULLs-Locss. per ton
$3.50; Facked per ton $3.50.
SELMA COTTON MARKET.
Selma. Nay ESPECIAL 1.-The prices OF
spot cotton was quoted in the local market
today as follows:
Good middling -. 80. So. -. ..l0Mc
strict middiing .... .-....l 0hc
strict low middling $500 ........i oc
w.~rn.z <,vrv-r x,..nv.x,r.n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Grain ofafisffeA
Total ciearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to l17,0oo bu.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu.. com
day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat
ears; corn 81 cars; oats i5s cars; hogs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Paris, May 6.--close: Three per cent
rsntes 81 frAnes 81 eentimss for the ae-
Ezehsnss on oLodon as frsaes Is esssinass
SCR ehaeks-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Portsmouth. O.. May e--The strike Of
the lasters against the Selby Factory.
which has been on for sometime has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

K
90 90 co. sol IS 49,. $50. ssk
e 9; g st. L. gen. Is -. !. -. siS
col Sou rel. i Ext. ~. '' -. sss
Del Hudson CIV. Is ......lotk
Dsny Z r; Or. 49,. 1880. -. 49,. esh
1lsealeLE es .,:. .i.s -, ........ ISM
Erie Erie prior Hen Is ;. -. ....., e.
Erie sen. - ...s ss...... TN
90. cv e ser, .-...... ...... ss4
illinois csafsa, it ssf i: 80. 49, ..isSt
inter- Mere Maine AVS -. - ... 49,, .sS
&C. &c. a ssstais ....t.: 81. 40. s ss
lake & 81 sS sss us T. lssi Z
Lou. Nash. I'm. q 49,. -. ...1ee5k
Mo-. K q Texas 1st as.... -. ..:...ieo
90. list and xek u $50. 49,. ...s eGM
Mo. Pacific IS -. -. IS
N ]: Central Ger = sem ssss 81. Y. az
N. Y. M ri. q II. cv SIS -. ..isS%
Mort West. con Dc -. -. ...... e
40. CIV ~ 80. -. ss.. sxM
Northern Pacific As. :. -. ........to2N
oregon Short Line rfdg. I. $3.50. 80. SO
Penn. CIV. sAs 1915 =. t.... ........ e7K
Penn; CON IS .... 49,. -. ......foS
s g gen ta ''................ ~ ~
st. L. S'west con 4s 1870. $1,000. TaK
do. list gold Is -. -. ...... pAH
seaboard Air Line ~ -. ......s........ SO
southern Pacific col a. 80. -. ...s elM
70, LIST rel IS -. -. ........ ssM
southern Ry. 80 ...--.1l2h
DO. gen Is -. -. 1880 s9M
Union Paclfic IS 80. 80. ...... lg1
s &c. f i.i { { rel. !. ~ $50. ~ 81
g. 3. & & s sssS's "a e !: i iss$
wabash ist S. A.. $3.50. ........iisM
do. LIST & ext. Is 49,. ....t,... TAN
W Western Nc: e y: -. -. -. ssh
Wisconsin Central 4s -. -. -. IS
Denv & r. CIR. rfg. IS 49,. -. ...... 9AM
c. & o. rig. IS Gifts 49,. -. ..... .lo1 a
Nat Ry. OF M. Ahs ........ ...... g5
Sou. Pacific 10 etfs. -. 80. -. .1o0M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

msnts of grain today were as follows:
Receipts Shipm'ts
Wheat &c. .... go. I'D rs, 900 80. 900
corn s..s .s,.s. zb,OoO S2sOOO
Oats 80. 80. 80. ......I4O00 1900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

"a
New York. May 6-Flour receipts 17.t44:
SAFES z,oeoi continues quiet with firm prices
wheat. receipts $1,000. Firm Tiyerpooi
sasiss. continued dry weather southwest,
piG decrease In Minneapolis stocks ana act
I've demand from shorts ran wheat IN q
Nc Later prices reacted M@ihc Under
realising. and fine seeding weather north.
west May 81 s3G34h; July Si.aI& @92H;
September si.13M@lak
Rye duh: No. 3 western s4c nom. foh
New York.
Corn receipts none
Sect and pork steady.
Lard steady; western 80. 55@s5.
sugar raw steady; fair refining 3 3e: GEN.
tritugal sS-test 3.Se: molasses sugar a IL
Refined steady; crushed SIS; powdared
d. Is; graduated sos.
pssrsieam steady; refined all ports 50. as
Coffee steady: No. Rio sAc; No. 4 san
toe sM q Zee.
Mclasses steady; New Orleans as@ age.
Butter easier; receipts e,24s; creamery
specials 2ah @soci Official 2skcl: extras
2ect held creamery z1G27c
1896.
Eggs barely steady. unchanged; receipts
1T.7es.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat cars, with OF contract grade.
Corn Sc cars, with 20 contract grade.
Oats % cars.
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min
neapolis and Duluth today were i46 cars,
compared with 122 cars last week. and l44
cars the corresponding day a year ago.
Produce Market
Butter-steady; creameries 20 27c; Dali
ries l9h @24he.
Eggs-Easy, at mark leases included 90;
firsts 20he: urine firsts aye.
Cheese--Steady; Daisies Is "a Ne; Twins
l4h 915c; Young Americas IAN @14hc;
Long Horns l4L &c.
Potatoes-Steady; choice to fancy eeTS1;
fair to good 92G CSC.
Poutry-steady: turkeys lie; chickens
15hc: springs 1Sc.
IS ID. WITS. 6k @7e; IS to ITO lb. WITS. ~ q
DC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
MERCANTILE PAPER MARKET.

New York, May B.--CIosei Prime merchh-
tile paper az o. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at ass go a 80 for sixty
day bills and 4S7 so for demand.
Commercial bills 485 y q 4S6.
RH- silver save.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
strong
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City. May s.-Cash wheat No. 2
hard 81 $500; No. red sl.4s052.
Corn No. mixed fS&c: No. white TIC.
@6Bc. =
Close: Wheat May si.ss; July sl.osx;
September 81. 00h.
Corn; May 7sHc; July ss%c: September
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

Kansas City. May e.-Butter. creamery
use; firsts z4c; seconds a2cf packing stock
17c.
Hsgs extras 2ihc; current receipts lave.
seconds and dirtiss 1SMc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

ENGLISH BANK srArEMENT.
LIYERPooL GRAIN.

Government securities unchanged.
The proportion Of the banks reserve to
liability this week Is <s.5 per cent; last
week Il was SO. 81 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07

NEW ORLEANS COTTON on.
Eew Orleans. May e.--Cotson seed oil
prime refined In barrels per pound $40
cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
NEW YORK BONDS.

u S. ref. Is, reg -. ',iel y
40. coupon 80. ..-s .ss' .s.s - IVA y
u. 3. Is, reg s... .s..s.l U1 -
DO. coupon .lVx
u. 8. as reg. .... ...'. sl1s
DO. coupon 49, 80. see. ..slSU =
Allis-C Chalmers LIST Ds 70 y
ANN. ACT. os go. '.'s 'sss.s4 vV =
ANN. Tobacco &c zee. .... $50. 80 =
ANN. Tobacco Is LII
Atchtson gen IS AOl
do Short Line LIST Is .... .... IS Z
DO CIV. IS see 49,. -. lO6 4
do. cv. 5s 49, LOB
Atlantic Coast Lane Is go. $500. 81
Baltimore & Ohio 4s ....1o1 =
do. 8. w. 3hs.. ...... 80. 81
Brooklyn r. T. CIV. ~ ...... 60 9
Can sou. 1st % '''' 49, '''.''t V ~ Z :
Central of Georgia IS -, -. ......i09
Central Leather IS -. 80. SO. 90
Central OF n. J. gen. 5s LES
Ches. & Ohio 4A2s ..'... ... .lO9
Chicago a Alton SMs -. -. -,.. 49,
Chi, 3. & @ Joint IS 49,. se
cl1i g. St P. gen. ks -. $500. I'll
Chi, r. & p X. r. IS -. -. sos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. May S.-The market for coffee
futures opened quiet at unchanged prices to
special feature activity. The French
market closed Y lower. The local market
closed inactive. net unchanged TO five points
lower Sales were reported of only $3.50
bags. including;
May -. -. .... .... ......T 90 a.. 05
July '.s.s..so.oV
september ..e.O0
December =. :. .. E. e. -. $50
Spot coffee quiet; No; s$s; NJ s%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
LONDON STOCKS.

London, May 6.-American securities were
quiet and without feature during the early
trading today. Prices were irregular and
rnged from y below to y above yasterdy's
New York closing