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STOCK MARKET.


New York. Aug 5--The opening move
ment of prices was decidedly irregular,
but the better known issues were in
clined to reCede. American Car fell a
can Hide and Leather. preferred, large
fractions. Norfolk and Western rose ga
and Hooking coal sold at an advance of
points
United States Steel was taken in hand
and run up from "A 3-SC TO - Csc estab-
fishing another record. Reading and some
of the other specialties then began to
move up in striking manner, but the
railroad list generally was sluggish Chi
go Great Western rose > points; West
ern Maryland, 1 3-4C, Great Northern Ore
certificates, I 1-SC and American Smelt-
ing. American Tobacco, preferred L
PittSbUrg Coal preferred. l. Central OF
| then rallied to 31o- American Snuff
sold at $50, compared with go. the pre-
ViOUS sale in April last Pressed Stee
Car yielded point.
The market was duh and heavy for Z
time. Strength in particular stocks was
not of much effect on the general list
Missouri Pacific became active at al
advance of IS Central of New jersey
sold at an advance of = =. & r. q.
Wabash preferred u x H. NatiOna
| lead The Republic Steel stocks and the
! American Linseed stocks rose l to l -
American Agricultural Chemical and
American Ice declined l. Bonds were
steady
| Union Pacific TeaCunC to POI - and L
| s Steel also selling below yesterday 5
closing. Profit taking was noted at Othcl
points also. but the general loss was
slight The local fractions showed eNcep-
American Cotton oil lost J. Chicago
st Paul Minneapolis and Omaha jump
| ed - and Federal Mining. -
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.HARBOR, RIVER
AND MARINE
NEWS
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
the Bay Front.

The schooner Norwich came in
from Rocky Bayou yesterday with loo
barrels Of naval stores.
The fishing smack FavOrite arrived
yesterday with 1000 pounds Of fine
snappers.
The fishing smack nautilus came in
yesterday with 1900 pounds of snap
perS.
The Francis H. has gone to the
snapper banks.
The Minnie w is over from the
railway after being Overhauled and is
now ready for sea.
The German steamship Aster, Capt.
Krause, two days out from Tampa,
arrived in port yesterday consigned to
A. A. Brown & Co.
Arrived.
AIster, Ger IS, Krause, SO36, Tam
pa to A. A. Brown & Co.
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To be TRIED
IN j. 8. COURT
NICK NICHOLAS, WHO WAS FINED
$3.50 IN RECORDERS COURT is
ARRESTED BY U. S. AUTHoRI-
TIES.

Nick Nicholas, who was recently
adjudged guilty in the recorder )
court and a fine of $3.50 and costs
imposed by Judge Johnson for SELL
ing liquor without a license, is To
be prosecuted in the United States
court as we'll.
Nicholas. who paid the city fine,
was arrested yesterday on an aft
davit sworn out by Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue HollOwell, charg-
ing him with selling liquor without
a revenue license.
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T-I5 3 m
1O.15 a m
$3.50 p m
Through freight leaves Pensacola at
1-15 p m
First car leaves Pensacola at 700 a m I;
second car at 500 a m, ana from tlaJ
hour on, the week day sChedule Will De
BarranCas at 500 D. m. instead OF 5-lO
On
Freight car will make but one TIP,
leaving Pensacola at Q 80 a IL
West Hill Schedule -
Passengers wishing to 90 to west illl
will take North Hill cars and transfer
10 West Hill car at JaRua and DeEii-
lfer streets EXCEPT after 3 p m sat
ur1ays, after II m Sundays and after .
n m all other DAYS when West Hill cars
will run through PalafoX street 70 the
postOffice and to West Hill.
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC COMPANY.
ALBA H. WARREN, Manager
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Of MRS.
CLARA CLIFF TON
SISTER OF JUDGE JONES DIES
AT HER HOME IN CAMDEN, S.
C.-AND WILL BE BURIED IN
COLUMBUS, GA.

Judge Boykin Jones last night re-
ceived the sad intelligence Of the
death of his sister, Mrs. Clara b.
Clifton, at her home in Camden, S
c., at which place she had made her
home for a long period of years
The funeral will be in Columbus,
Ga, and Judge Jones anud his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. B. Hagerman, left last
night for that city to be present at
the services.
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The TIMBER MARKET.

The sawn timber market made an ad
vance during the week, the demand being
in excess of receipts. while much better
feeling prevails in the market due TO in
creased demand from foreign markets.
Sales during the past week were as
follows:
Thirty-hve foot averages 231k-ccnJ
basis; thiTty-fOOt averages at % cent
basis; twenty-hve-fOOt averages, y cent
basis; twenty-foot averages, 20 cent basis
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will, on Wednesday, February
18th, 1910, make final returns Of his &C
counts as Administrator Of the estate of
Christopher Hartman. deceased to the
Hon Henry BellingeT. County Judge of
EsCambia County, Florida. and at the
same time apply for his discharge from
his said administra tOr5hip.
CHARLES HARTMAN,
aug6oam6m Administrator.
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I. H AIKEN
THEO. RAARS. Trustee
J.. L. Maroon
JOHN A MERRITT.
J. =. MCGAUGHN.
W. =. KEYSER,
- T. TRIM G. A.
BIDS FOR STATE PRINTING.

Until 10 o'clock a m, Wednesday,
September ., 1909. the Board OF Com
missiOners of State Institutions viii re
Ceive bids at the Governors Office. Tai
IaHaSSee Florida, for the contract or
contracts to do the public printing Of
the state of Florida for two years, be-
ginning October ], 1903, and the con-
tract or contracts Will be awarded as
soon as practicable thereafter
There will be three classes Of printing
% Printing for Administrative Depart
ments; (2) Legisla tive Printing; and, Cd
Supreme Court printing
The successful bidder must give con-
tract and bond for the faithful perform
a1Ce Of the work. and stipulating that AL
Of it shall be done in the State Of Flor
ida.
Specifications and fun Information
relative to the bidding may be had upon
application to the Secretary Of the Board
al Tallahassee, Fla
c. II. WHITFIELD,
augGoaW5W Secretary Of the Board
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A lot of old newspapers
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, &c a bundle, at The Jour.
nal office.
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BIDS.

Clerks Office, Board of County Com
missiOners of Escambia County.
Bids will be received up to Monday
night, August 9Th, 1909, for the setting
up of a wind mill, tank and sub-structuTe
at the County Farm. said bid must cover
entire cost of putting the Wind Mil and
tank in frst-Class working order Speci-
fcations car be seen al Court House,
Clerk Circuit Courts Office
County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
JAS. MACGIBBON.
Clerk of the Board Of County Commits
sioners aug63t
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Read The Journals Want
Columns and profit thereby,
ana learn what is going on.
Legal Advertisements.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The City Board Of Equalization will be
in session daily from 10 a m. during the
month of August.
J. GEO. WHITE,
3aug1w Chairman.
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PRESBYTERIAN
8. s. ANNUAL
PICNIC TO-DAY
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL FOLK WILL
SPEND ENJOYABLE DAY AT
MAGNOLIA BLUFF - FEATURE
OF THE DAY GAME BETWEEN
MARRIED MEN AND PRESBY-
TERRAIN FAIRGROUNDS LEAGUE
TEAMS.

The Presbyterian Sabbath School
will hold their annual picnic today
at Magnolia Bluff. Sports o. all
kinds will be the order OF the day
and a great time is promised for
both old and young. There will De
swimming races-sack races, three
legged races, potatOe Taces-in fact
all sorts of races-volley ball and
base ball. The feature of the day
will be the ball game between the
married men of the church and the
PRESBYTERIAN playground league team
in which the married men say they
are easily the winners, as they have
a bunch of stars. J. S. McGaughey
and Geo. z. Wentworth, the only ri
walls of the great Johnny King and
Christy MattheWsOn of national fame
will be their battery while such
stars as VIM. Fisher, JnO. A Merritt,
]. w. Bullock, JT., and r. B. Simp-
son will be an infieId that no ball
can get through. In the field and on
the bench as reserves will be such
mighty SwatteTs as r. NJ. Bushnell
J. r. Keller, J. s. Reese, F. S. Mel
len, W. S. Garfield, Clyde Wilson, w.
B. Ferris, J. Ben Roberts c. F. Feck
Chas. COttreH and others too num-
eTous to mention. The game will be
called at p. m. A special picnic car
will leave the Belt and North Hill
and will leave the junction at 1920
for the grounds. Baseball yarn later.
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New York, August 5--The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance Of ,
points on August. but generally to s
pOintE lower. The bears were aggressive
and overnight margin calls appeared to
have resulted in general raising Of
stop loss selling limits The market vas
under heavy pressure and prices quickly
broke TO net loss of 100 Il points Sub
sequently fluctuations were irregular and
the market nervous, fear Of cheaper
southern offerings and OF a further Hqui-
datiOn being the chief selling motives
There was considerable foreign buying
OF the early break to 1904 for January.
and the market later in the morning
rallied partly on the market from this
source, covering, and local buying, en-
couraged by the detailed Texas weather
reports showing clear. hot weather
January contracts rallied to u Ia and
the general list al midday was within
3 or points of last nights finals.
Spot. quiet; middling uplands, 1850;
middling gulf. 12-S5-
Cotton futures opened steady. August.
12-15. September 12-l2M16; October,
1912; December, I2I7; January, I2I2;
March, 1913; May, I215 bid
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CRAIN AND PROVISIONs.

Chicago. August 5.-AIl grain markets
on the Board Of Trade were extremely
weak during early trading to-day, owing
to renewed liquidation based on the ex-
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THEO BAARS, Trustee.
JOHN A. MERRITT,
J. 9. McGAUGHEY,
W. s. KEY SER,
L D. MARZONI,

L D. MkRZONI,
W s KEYSER. Trustee
tee. L. D. Marzoni, John A. Merritt, J. s
MCGaughy, w S Keyser and w s
Keyser, Trustee. hereby make. application
our associates in accordance with the
laws of the State of Florida under the
l. The name of the corporation shall
be Pensacola Barge Company, and its
place of business Pensacola Escambia
County, State of Florida.
> The general nature of the business
to be transacted by the corporation snail
be towing. Tightening, owning and sell
ing property, real and personal, to be
used in connection with or in carrying on
said business and all other things usual
and convenient in the carrying on Of
such business
3. The amount Of capital stock a az
thOrized is Fifty Thousand (S5O,OOO-OOD
Dollars. to be divided into Five Hundred
5000 5haTes OF the par value CT one
Hundred CS1O0.00) Dollars each, to be
paid for in lawful money of the United
4. The corporation shall exist for the
term OF ninety-nine (99) years
.. The business Of the Company shall
be conducted by a President a vice.
President, a Secretary and TTea surer and
a Manager, and a Board of three CD d.
the regular annual meeting OF the Com
pany- and said officers then to be elected
meetings of the Company shall be held
on the fourth Tuesday OF November OF
each and every year. Until the first
election the Board of Directors shall con-
sist of W :. KeyseT, TheO. Bars and
] s MCGaughey, and W s keyser'
| shall be President: TheO Bars, Vice
| President and J. : McGaughey, Score
| tary and Treasurer, and / II. Aiken
s. The highest amount of indebted
ness or liability to which the corpora
/ ton can at any time subject itself is
/ One Hundred Thousand (S10O,0OO.OO) Dol
| Z The names of the subscribers, their
place Of residence, and the amount sub
| sCribed by them, respectively are as fol-
| / H. Aiken. Pensacola, Fla, 100000.
I. II. Aiken, Trustee, Pensacola, Fla,
L. D. Marzoni, Pensacola, Fla,
'', John \. Merritt. Pensacola, Fla,
J. $ McGaughey, Pensacola, Fla,
W. s Keyser. Pensacola. Fla. 81 900 90
III. AIKEN
THEO- BAARS. Trustee.
J.. L Maroon
JOHN A MERRITT.
J. :. MCGAUGHY,
W. =. KETSER,
W : KEY SER Trustee
| Personally before me appeared L H
Aiken / D MarzOni, John A. Merritt
J. :. MCGaUghey. w : Kcyser- / r.
| Aiken. Trustee. and W = keySeT- IruS-
| tee. known to me to be the individuals
! described above as subscribers and &C
| to the foregoing instrument and that
| the same Is thei- at and deed.
IN WIT%-ESS WHEREOF | have here
unto ST my hand and affixed my official
/ seal this Ath day Of August \ u I5VS
JACOB BERLIN.
Iaug6Oaw4w Notary Public
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LIVE STOCK
AND POULTRY

dozen gophers, also lot of young and
old chickens Cheap Ring phone 61S
No. 12O West 1ntendencfa street. jly4-tf
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KEEP YOUR POULTRY FREE from
yermin by using Conkey's lice prepara-
lions Success guaranteed F. S Mellen
&. Co Phone 1874
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ChamberIain's Cough Remedy is
sold on a guarantee that if you are
not satisfied after using twO-thivds of
a bottle according to directions, your
money will be refunded. 1t is up TO
you to try.
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DEATH TO THE HOUSE-FI.Y! Use
Conkey's Fly-Knocker. +. S. MeIlen &
Co., PholaS SS4.
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AIster, Ger IS, Krause, 9O36, Tai
pa to A. A. Brown & Co.
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Notice is hereby given that applica-
ton will be made within the time re-
Quired by law, and after due publication
of this notice, by the undersigned, to the
Governor of the State of Florida for let
ters patent Incorporating themselves and
their associates and successors into a
corporation in accordance with the laws
of the State of Florida, under charter,
a CODY whereof is hereunder published.
I II. AIKEN,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08

Decfed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08

Reports from Eastern Alabama,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Oct, 7.-The cotton ,n.r,,., opened steady with prices i@4 points hiehsr ih response to rather better eabIes than que rom Liverpool, where prices wers ,,a some egS points off futures and 5 noints ior iu spots Boston sent reports that lead ,ne, ,ne naii.s were Organizing for a shert time sV.s.nent a,tit and the local bears again called Snss 10 the heavy receipts Neyerthe- nnJn,.r reJs, aiter the market had sold off SaSs pon.spo,nts, things changed and on heavy ai sndcL buying led by shorts of yesterday, was 1 rase or 20 points. occurred. There fSs, sainsaying that the bears were itssishtened by report from Washin9tan that onat another tropical storm had been dis tbSseseo .b Tn the Carrbean sea- Close upon ine ,I heels Of this news came predictions for less favorable weather conditions in tha eotton belt. where the fields were wbits M ana picking was proceeding from dawn mn
 tii I oark' The advance in contracts in tha pt was stimulated by reports that wbita cotton goods had been advanced i1s cen. H eu mat advance in the other departments Tr, Tn the cotton goods market were pendine
 .,he ahe wave Of afternoon buying carried the W. hois Iist up to the basis of I3 42 for May as MnIeh level heavy realizing set in for tbs ss a..an. oI tnise commission house which weIe sctlVe buyers on yesterdays slumn
 higher. se ASWiS points receipts at the ports today were s57sc bales. against 66, 02s bales last week ana o4,esS last year. For the weeL aoe noo last year. anu 9s@,o's
 Todass receipts at New orIeans s one oaIes, against 10.1s0 last year and at HoUs' ton !s,b62 bales, against 15.s49 last vesr
 'ulures opened steady and closed firm:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Oct. 1.-The stock mar met gave early evidence today that the liduidating pressure on United States whole specuiation was shaped accord. ingiy. United States Steel continued disproportionately prominent. but not s ssaaes ntsdY s t.. shs a.s % yssterday out of an aggregate of l. 50o,000 for all stocks do not include the stopped stock which under . rule or,na or ,he s,eck ste Exonanse @ can not be
 Weaker accounts had been wiped out and transferred to hands better able to showed signs % of hayinx Sa Sesn eased . si. so by the substantial loan repayment which must have accompanied the stock market liquidation of the past day or supply eans tSas n the Gsser oas ing rate was not materially affected. Hankers closely associated with the large sums in the cali ioan market. 1t was the measures of this group to res plenish the supply that were given re- with talk of early gold Imports and a mediate effect of this development count ns.s of tss bsnk .ns of Gnsand s- to-
 fhs hardening of the private dis fo"n ats .as s 69ndSn ,Ss fnS ss.t the ss
 published today. made 1t evident that the advance In the official rate was
 ana on 'rsnss the Governors evidently felt them- selves constrained to the prompt step Berlin ss points to nasi an sariy further h % rise of the discount rate of the Imperial Bank of Germany. The. discount rate rose In Paris today and the Bank of lion holdings, but with a heavy con- traction in outstanding note issues and credits. The foreign exchange mar tied in its efforts at readjustrnent to these changes abroad, which operated as obstacles to further extension of nppy of # tAna. aanaSs on e unfinished as the day proceeded and an- an admonition to the speculative bor- sellers. The buying movement had been varied and uneven, The rise in United States Steel. Union Pacific. psd te and most se% porton o the movement. The widest fiuctua- tions otherwise were in . minor class of stocks, both railroad and industrial group. led by Pennsylvania. The steel tndustrials all rose briskly, in sym Rathy with, the movement in United States Steel. The low priced South crn and Southwestern railroad stocks had a good advance. Private estimates gave promise of . better showing for the corn crop in the forthcoming monthly government report of condf- tion than was contained in last months report, An increase in the Rio Tinto copper mining division had less effect on the copper securities than had the | Increasingly unfayorable statistical pe- riod of the metal. The selling of stocks wiped out gains in the princi- pal stocks before the day was over and made the closing weak
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value, s4,686,000
 United States 2 I-4s declined Is per cent. on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
.0CAL- COTTON ' MOVEMENT BIG. O68 Bales Released on Advance TO TRADE LOW eipts Steady, But Not Equa
 to Sales I11dlsg Lively en square-Market Genersiiy steady, First Prices Un-
 chanses--Antasonis Between Consumer and Producer.

Under the spur of the advance in the tyoxket local spots were offering free W4yesterday and total of about l,- haies was released by the holders n the local spot cotton market. Trades Fore made on the 12 7-S cent to the n 1g-16 cent basis. Offerings were 8utckly absorbed by the shippers and 5NIi ouotatfons were asked. In every 1ctance holders asked the top notch ;ylce. refusing to trade at lower Ths receipts into the local market Sntinus sseady. Yssterdays S " .r, rail ana saa
 1l4n. The late crop held the receipts
 eck but the picking now is progress
 n rapidly. Several local planters re-
 that hnDas the e9tten td in onsn the S9ssom %ssan
 4tton ct the Square yesterday totaled
 tont 2s0 bales. The bidding was stiff
 ha lively among thes warehousemen. nc staple brought l2 7-s cents In the
 IT was paid.
 The cotton market was steady yes &fday. Fear of another bear attack
 Tevented more aggressive support: Ready and unchanged. Selling pressure Mowed around the opening. which pre-
 Nnted an advance from the start, but ne critical weather outlook, predict *d for the end of the week, checked 6e bearish endeavors. After this the 8arket rallied and all months closed #k an adva nee of 12 to IA points.
 xWhenever the bulls suspended sup 3ort the bear pressure was felt. But ]Sze market advanced under the buying md speculation. It is also said that
 De bad weather over the weekend will
 kuse another advance. The antagon- I'm between the farmer and the spin- Ter or the producer and the consum- V still continue. Naturally the farm T asks the highest price possible for <ls staple while the spinners on the gther hand desire to pay the lowest |ossl6le figure; By the judiSSious iSI mar, mar, Ime, the planter has a good point in <Is favor. The spinners and speculat- !rs talk of curtailment, short time. md are using q hand to mouth buying zoIiey as their weapons In the fight < The initial prices of October futures fere steady and unchanged. at 1910. 4his month dipped to 1905, then rallied et advance ee over s W Wednesday's se " ti closing xgures of IA points. December futures pened two points up at 1920. Prices AEged to 1911 then advanced and foaed at 1882. an advance of 12 points. The Liverpool market, due six to <sven points higher, opened eight eints higher on near and nine points p on distant months. Later cables eported another advance of one point
 s ss Mas five eents .dsanss ws fe5 saies estimated at 5000 bales.
 The weather map throughout this x.stion- vas fair to partly cloudy yes
 erday. The Atlantic experienced fair
 recipitation. The indications accord 1g to the weather map show a bad bell of weather for the belt. Cold rave developments in the Northwest ? approach the belt over Sunday Ausing rain and cooler weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08

ious uston-Steady . ..... .... .... ...... ... .....,.. .... .... .,.. .... .... .... .... .t Iouts--Quiet .....' .''' -buciunau little Rock--Steady .... .... e.. ...,.... =. .... ....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW oRLEANs coTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 7.-spot cotton steady. 1-1ec higher. middiing 1S l-1sc. Sales on the spot 500 bales to arrive l,225.
 Futures opened steady, unchanged to three points up. Liverpool was somewhat better than expected. but the effect of this did not last long, the market falling off into a net decline of 1@3 points soon after the opening. At this decline good buying orders came in and shorts commenced to show nervousness over the weather bureau reports of another tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico. Before noon a gradual advance had been started which did not cease until the active deliveries were IT Q 19 points over yesterdays closing.
 Late in the day, indications of cold wealth CT over the cotton belt sustained the market in the face of considerable profit taking by sealping longs. The closing was very steady at net advance of 15G16 points.
 Cotton futures closed very steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
Produce Market.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW fUHK FNUDUCE. New York, oct. 7.-Butter firmer; receipts 5,5sS; creamery specials 3i@ hc; extras 30 @hc: third to firsts 25t J 29c.
 Cheese steady unchanged; receipts 2,5S9. E..a steSdS upchanged; receipts 7.ss7. Sugar raw firm; fair refining 3.73b; cen trifugaI 9e-test 4.23h: nolasses sugar 3 4sA: refined steady; crushed 5.s5; pow dered 5.25; granulated 5.15,
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports $S. 20 @SS.25.
 Coffee quiet; No. Rio 5-1sc; No, San tos Sh 99c.
 Molasses quiet; New Orleans 2s@42c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
SELMA COTTON MARKET.

selma. Oct. 7.-(sl, eciai, ,-ihe nrics o, sp9t cotton was quoted in the local market Good middling ~ ,.y
 Strict middling .... .... s Strict low middIing .. '''is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
MONEy MARKET.

New York, Oct. 7--Money call steady 3x94 per cent; ruling rate g% per cent; closing bid A. per cent; offered at Al per cent.
 Time loans firm; sixty days AZ @4A per cent; and ninety days lending at 4h per cent six months lending at A per cent.