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CONGRESS or CHEMISTS.

London, June 22.r-The International
congress Of applied chemistry held Its
final session in London today. The
next congress will meet in Washingto
Tin@1 a12 Prof. t. w. Morley Of West
Hartford, Conn.,, was unanimously
elected to be honorary president. and
DR.. Nichols Of New York WAS made
acting president.
The congress closed its labors by
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

Wednesday, JUNG 2. 1909
EAniiIgamatcd Copper 81 y. :,
American Car, y Foundry ~
merisa s3 meifing REFINING sa
Amer. Smelling 4: Refining pfd..,.1lliia
American Sugar Refining 1880, lla.
Anaconda Mining Co. IN, ,;s I,
Atchison .... $50. .lOai 9
Raltimore ~ I Ohio Observation-Disclosures
brooklyn Rapid Transit ~.
Canadian Pacific lsa y,
SCbesapeake 81 ONO q, J, ha
EClicago Mil. Y 81. Iaill ~. ...l 8
Colorado Fuel y Iron ~ i, 8
+ Colorado 4 Southern " (.
Denver e Rio Grantle ............3... 90 +
Denver y. Rio Grande pfd y M =:
l; i Northern pfd i. ~. MI
Illinois Central li Y. &
international Paper l..s
Interborough Met. y: "
i.ouisvilie & Nashville q. 1sgIi
Missouri Pacific IA
missouri Missouri Kansas 4 Texas e
National Biscuit 10. Is,
National Lead
New York Central 81. " B;
Northern Pacific ] aist.
Pacific Mail !, -, ~ y
&Pennsylvanias ..... y ~ e
Peoples Cas- i ~,
Pressed Steel Car ...s IN IS
Pullman Palace Car bid .
Re cad 81 q; ~
Rock Island co. pfd N .. WIS
Southern Pacific ia IA, :.
Southern Railway " " +. :. - ~ an u
Union Pasinc s.teai STis
sunited states SteelJpfd ~
Wabash Il. ~. y y
western Union -. a. 90. y
standard OH ~, !. ' W. s.
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San FRANCISCO MARKET.

James AZ Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, 6 west second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire on San Francesca
mining stocks:
CoMsTocK.
ophir. 1901 .221.s Mexican. 7s6l79;8
Gould & Curry. as: Con. Va, 64Nltio; I.
Savage, 2O@21;5 Hale & Norcross. l6@
III: Yellow Jacket. AZ asked. Be .le her,
46 asked: Confidence, 20 bid; sierra
Nevada, 270D2s; Union, 29G131; Chollar,5
#7@s; Potosi, 1919.
ToNoPAH.
Montana Tonopah. IL bid 'Foln ~ pa
Extensions SO bid MacNamara, 3ap
pa: Midway, 25M26;: 'Tonopail Belmont,
90 bid; West Ends Con-, % asked, @
GoLDFIELD.
8 Sandstorn, IS asked: Col. Mt. II
Ibid, Jumbo Ext, IL bid; Booth lac 10
Blue Bull. 500: Adams, a.: silver.
3 asked ST. Ives. II bid; Conc uer .'Ir
3@5: Lone Star, as; Orc, Z bid = t,
alanta, 15616; CT. Bend, s99 Red Top
& Ext. S4dD5; Florence. 3.O5 @3.07ls: D'field.
B. b. Cons. 365: Goldfieid Daisy, 3olp
81: Comb, Fraction, 1913: CIT. Benc
Ext, 112 kewanos, 512@13; Portland.
26D3 Red Hills, 500; f.riger Z = asked lsl,e =,
e. Grandtlld, 1npot #SroilfiSlu AS.it't
T.4o; D,field Triangle. 1@2; q. o. ID,
BI1LLFROG.
National Bank. 2 bid: Amethyst, z
hid: Bonnie Glare. 3@5; Meyfower Con-
2Sms;s Montgomery Min, asked: Home
stake Con-, 2 asked: Tramp Con, Z
asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
II;,,.Yst o. hif ia Pitt sb,trr Sill
YER Peak. AS@52: Eagles Nest 5 bid
Round Mountain, so bid: RaWhids5
Queen 80 asked; Ridchide Coalition a
hid E5 $500 .t $50
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Pr. cor. .5. = i .f7ls i 20 1.2o .,i..i,.
Provo ~. IL .1'asl .1ltaI .1aa
Rich. ANA. ....s...l IL t,r.... ...-.-.
Sacian) S... .02 i..... i....+..
Sc Chief ~. ]. .03 ...9.... .03
sSChWstb ..5.. +. 021al .03 t...,..
S. Tronghss., .1ttsl liz ~ .l5I.
!. Sill. King -. 40 .121al %
S. Shield VI. 1. Ii, ...... .Os !.
Sioux Conf 4 rs @5I 30 1.l5 l.litc
& S. t;4 Con-. .421s AZ ~ 40.
4 S. Ir. BIOS a. ,03 :8.04 brood $3.50.
Sw. Con-, lie .11 .l6 .1IM
Sw. Ext.....i .02A OLE E.3..'..5..t
Pin. Cent? II .171eE .16}z us
Tin. Comb. .....l .04 ....... %
Tin. E,inp...l % .03 .......{ w y
Il. S. Gr....G.. 4. % ....i.. 80 X
Tin. Stand !. $500 $50. LAY 16
Tin Pl..5... .G2ik .04 y .......E .l.....
u. sam .....# 10 80 .7shi#A 50
Unit. Nerd .s... .0S1s ~ .t.,.. K,
United S....i50. 90 4. ....
Utah Con. 4. IL Il .1Tis .1TkE 49,
8 u. n. Hill ..E...... !. $50. u 10
". Con-. q. .094 10 O9
Victoria ~. i.I5 1.S5 200
Wabash ..B..l -. % USE
w. New. rs 29Is
y. Con. 20 .2S ~ %
" Cop. .06 .0TA .o63s y,
Y. Nat. s4ls :,
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TO WORK THROUGH STANDARD.

Although it was generalIyRundelstoo
that in the buying of8the Little Silver
King the otlieftday from John Bestel-
meyer and George Havercamp, it was
to go to the 'rintic Standard. it is
found that this Impression Is an error.
gThe property will be operated by an
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
.lsalt Lake Exchange.)-
FORENOON SALES.

(Salt Lake Exchanged
BeckS Tunnel, 100 at$54.
Bingham Amalgamated, 5000 at 1411s.
b. Jack, 800 Mt ~.
Bullock, 1000 at a.
Carisa, 500 at 1.20; 500 at s1.171.
Cedar Talisnan. 1000 at 6is.
Colorado, 100 at 2.52lk;; 100 at s,571a;
100 at $50. N
Columbus, 100 at $50, seller 60; 800
at $40
4 Crown Point. 500 at 81.
East Tintic Dew, 500 ut 4 9Ila.
Iron BLOSSOM 100 at 1855, seller so.
King David. 90 30.
Lehi Tintic, 1900 at ~.
Little Chief, 200 at 49,
Lover Mammoth, 300 at 30ls
s Mason Valley, 1,2o0 at $50; 800 at
52.271s.
Ohio Copper. 200 at $50 ":
Provo, 500 IL.
Silver King, 400 at 40.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 10: 900 at / ~.
South Columbus Con, 100 at 42ts; 300
at 49,
Tintic Central $500 at H..
Uncle Sam, 800 ut IS, 500 at 70, SELL
err SO.
Utah Con, 1000 at Is, buyer 50; 1900
/ Victor Con-, 1000 at 10.
sf OPEN EBOAltD1t Is
Bingham .Amalga,nated, 900 at 14I:s
crown Point. $500 ut 20iz
columbus Con, 100 at 235.
East Tintic Dew. 1000 at 1879; 1000
$at 10,
Gray Rock. 1000 at i * 55
Iron Blossom. LOCO at 1.S5; 100 at
d. s21s. seller 80: 100 at 1.s22lls, seller 6o;t
800 at 1.9O, buyer so.
Little Chief. 500 at ~; 1000 at 4a}a:
500 at AZ
Mineral Flat. 1000 at 49,
New York, 3,400 at 8.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 465.
Provo. 1000 at II.
Seven Trougils, 800 at 14ls.
Silver King, 100 MT 40.
uintah Placer.f;2. 900 at 4
Uncle Sam Con. 900 at so: 500 at 49,
Utah Con, 500 at az, buyer 60; 1000
al / 4.
Victor Con, j 600 at / 0. ii
Yankee Con-, 1000 at IS.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call 1920 s1s,sso.oo
Open board ........,.. "a $50 10,093 40
Totals ,..,....... ~. !. 50. 800 s2s,l43.5o
FORENOON. SALES.
Utah Exchange,)
South Iron Blossom. 5000 at 4.
Majestic. 1000 at 49,
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 81; 100 at 5sts;;
100 at 5iia.
Crown Point, 500 at ieo1ts.
Century, 500 at u.
BPEN BOARD.
Sioux Con-. 100 at his
Carisa, 200 at 1.l2ia, 800 at TO-
Bullock. 1000 at 31s
silver King, 100 at 40.
Utah Con-, 1000 at is: 800 at IS.
! Shares. Amount.
Total Mo- -. 10000 s2,043.00
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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UNCOMFORTABLE NEW COMPANY,

Especial to the News.
Provo June 1.-The Roy Mining &
Milling company has filed articles OF III
corporation with the county clerk. Fro FRO
40 City il, the principal place OF; bns y
ness. The capital stock is $4,000, n
shares of the par value Of scents each en-.
The company owns the following MIN MIN
ing claims In Clifton mining dlstrlct,
3Tooele county, The Nephi Roy Nos.gl
and 2. Jesse Nos. /, , and ;. Ward > r,
Prise and NIillett. The directors ana
officers are: Franklin n. Miliett Presl-
dent: John Fl. Stratton, vice president
Don q, CLAYTON, secretary and treasur-
zer. Paul a. yNIillett and Walter Cox
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independent company which WI lh {,
5incorporatod a,e tlree Quarters a, an
$icrtst In tie property was turned 1os ..
E ~ nj. Il. Hathaway and arrangements
have been made Tor the worlSing OF nh, the
property through the shaft OF st'letls W : :
tic Standard. 5;
The shaft at thesproperty VIII ne ,' I I,sI.
down ii, the quickest timcsof anySin e,,e.
Tintic district according 70 peI ssi'l..
now connected With both companies.
The new 6oo-font shaft which was ~.
started Monday by the Z nintie stan o,Il, !,
&Raddata foreman at the property al
rcady has men at work on the :, : 2 W
foot level and the Ao0-foot leSet o. tle
shaft, while a gang is Ut WORK a ABBY
ground sinking the shaft,
With men working OH an upfalse on
The 400 and 200 levels it is almost Ger
tain that 8tlrc shaft will he put
through on record time, BY
Sept the shaft will be IN opera
ton At present the incline SMART on
the Standard will be used to carry away
s the earth from the 400 and 200 levels
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06


New York. Nay 6--rhs stock marHsi
somncdis.:s sisass dseis.on u ss@s sabsIs
sess e scsivity and y missd tone 10 the
cor ss at ssssa ni ~. e Y. sssts:
e ~ s sss'a e. dssssS =
saa means Z smssa ne s' s.e sssa e at .
eiau.e effeetiys and within the limits per-
United by the supreme Courts decree.
as asa IL sIas ss e e. r. 's s.
stir W ne whole sasjses Il corporation n con-
4 sh s0Ys Il Sssd e p0 sssas
msssAxs 70 consress and 10 sharpen those
fhsrs were elements Of strength in the
Days price mcvemsnt IL stooks but they
wsre divsrtsd to the less influential quar-
ssrs q ne FL exssp. for ate sdvanss n
the fact % appeared that sffsct a selling
any further edvanos IN prices The effect
Vas to dempsn the entiusiasn Of the bull
psrsy and @ prompt 70 greater caution n
inc seemed 70 be Invited to the extent Of
x ,nf profits seesssa; rather thar " Any A..
condition Of affairs. Maturity more At
tsntion was given to the unfavorabis pos
s snn,s With the check to an upward tend
The crop outlook came in for renewed
consideration, although the Immediate news
ss 's & e h s ssdns 81 wor
sources continued To- show the delay In seed
BILE weather and while the chances for maxi
ING good the delay wree Kept ir mind, the
points was enforced that account should
raj weeks later than the normal In dsvel-
oping Not only grain crops. but cotton
desire wss expressed sm a Y stook marhss
operators to see the complexion OF the gov
eminent report Of crop conditions TO be Is
sued SUED On Friday 70 help in estimating the
Bankers are coming to feel that thsy are
entitled 70 better Interest rates for their
money and time money brokers report that
pen dininished In tho last few days py the
been diminished in he last few days BY the
sons q me 0n bah n nna sru q
eornpaniss This action is based on the as
.ulnpsin the. my effssiivs revival q trade.
demand f n9T ba nSRss ss ss Dr'vs
pose warrants ! Hopeful view View Of the trade
that ANY gown q activity in the demand
for money, aside from speculative uses will
modify ne spssuiative position and hamper
loved for that purpose for many menths
Not only at nome, but abroad, especially
IN Berlin. there IL noted some hardening OF
interest rates. X
The revived policy OF gold accumulation
BY the Bank OF France IL still studied by
financiers and the reports OF preparations
BY the government In France 10 contest the
claims Of the labor unions is believed to
throw light on that policy.
The result Of the days operations was
practically q drawn battle between the con-
tending forces In the speculation
Bonds were firm. Total sales par value
ss,s5s,ooe. United States bonds were I'M
changed on cal.
cxOsrNG STOCK Inst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

chicatos May E--WhSss for Nay delivery
s sIsh h sssel sSSdsy as Per sSshf s sr
fss TUNED weak i i1s as in he session ana
closed un>hsnssd to ioiAc lower compar-
s sa gish TIE grssious clos, Com closed
the vbss, MARKET s experienced = sharp
II s scas .s h Ss DAY sns
the bulss bfoakht out liberal reaiizins saiss.
which resnltsd IN ioes Of Ali the early
"a ssyosa e s s sea mark for the
iissssl scale az during the last two previous
there the, was Ah active ssnsrai market nearly
Reports from the Northwest told Of the
shs a ssssr sts q nSs a,ns. sns
These advicss caused free selling late in
the session which was largely responsible
y ns g e. e..a ah srs
ersi way only - they sen the flour
and " and s wv f Ssswssn ssswii M
sl.1lk. Final uuotations on May were
at &. as and on Juiy q " .isxe
early trading but lost much Of It's firInaess
covered freely dgrins the first hour because
4 Z =
here BY. the shipment during the past "A
hours Of $4,000 bushels to 60 east by the
water route The break In wheat was o
Weakening Influence late In the session when
the close was only trifie above the low
point with prices unchanged to Nc higher
compared with yesterdayss final figures.
Jviy sold between ssN 9ssMc and ciossd At
Oats displayed more consistent strength
than either wheat or corn, sentiment being
builish all day. The nearby deliveries
were sspscialiy firm, particularly MAY when
advanced more than one cent during the
first half hour OF trade Buying early
IN the day wa, Of an influential kind, Lead
Ing cash interests taking the May option.
There was considerable buying Of the pew
crop months owing 10 reports OF shrinkage
q lo@ls per cent. IN the acreage In Iowa
The market closed strong at gains OF Nc
e 20 Ne, May being al s7kc ana July a
Provisions- were duh and heavy all day
The market was bsarishly affected b. lib
eral reesfpts OF live hogs at all western
packing 1enters.
At the close prices were ave to Sc lower
than yesterdays final Quotations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

New York. May s.-The cotton market
was less active but ruled generally steady
g . firm With she close steady at a net ad..
steady At sn advance OF 1@s points on COW
erinssand scattered buying which was prob
ably encouraged BY the steady showing OF
the Liverpool market as compared, with
Following the call there was some little
irregularity but the market soon flrmed up
on rumors that more aggressive bull sup
port might Be expected during the after
noon. talk Of better spot demand and
continued complaints from sections covered
by the recent storm. Of unfavorabls crop
Bull support did not lnateriaiise as pre-
dicfed by early gossip and after prices had
sh ss net gain Of about eight to twelve
points during the Afternoon the market
turned slightly easier under realIsine By
early buyers. selling BY some Of the old
longs and scattering bear pressure The
close was three or four points off from the
top on the active months.
Receipts at the ports today 2s04T bales
against 1898 last week and 1905 last year
For the week $4,000 bales, against 15e ga
last week and 5s.iSs last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 6iSs
ton 2.4ss. against 2,sos last year.
Futures opened steady and closed steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06
SPOT MARKET SLOW
ooNsi VA oTFrR SS i Fok ALE.
A Total of ESQ BALES Wers Released
BY the Holders a. Price .
I.ittie Above the 10 Cents

Although considerable cotton was Of
fered In the local market yesterday.
and although q total Of about $50 bales
were released by tht hlders at price
most OF the authorities reported the
local spot cotton market as very dull,
and a. one man put IL. II never saw
such 9 time. when the spot market was
Cotton was. ruled Arm with the bus
mess confined to professionals. The
market opened yesterday morning two
9o1ss ~ and r9ss ssn p9n Witch
lost around noon. and the close showed
July futures seven points higher than
the close on Tuesday. Liverpool show.
unehsns aas ana a' spot prices three lower.
Cotton ought to sch right now on IT.
own merits. according to some author
tiles. at more than 40 cents. hut the
or else they would be In the market TOR
spot cotton, making a much better ce.
niand for the staple. 1t was reported
yesterday that the spot demand. espe-
was rather slack and with few excsp-
tons the mills are well stocked.
In o cotton letter sent out by large
New York flrm YESTERDAY. u was as STAT e :,
week bad done untold damage to the
crop In all the States OF the belt, with
the exception Of Florida. This 10 abb
nDnssi made iss Sy
local planter VINO has several hundred
acres planted In cotton anf hts ernr
already up to q stand. He declared
lions In most OF this State and Geor-
gia were very favorable and that tina
frost which was reported. even IL u
materialized. did not do any damage 20
the young plant and that no replantins
Much surprise has been expressed ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06
NAVAL sronEs prvrr,,

s1taRn1h Ga, May 5--(sne.t.f
znon&n the local spirits Of tufperti 4, 4 4. =
SCI on at least two Occasions S~v~is,,,saasse 80
sls&nt weakness on which prices eaasd 49,
Il ~ Se AS 70 acc and then 10 $50 = Al ~
s 4. 81 two prices on Monday inst ira hss
- support AZ Whole was verv eooa 80
~ n. tne cenclusion Of business yesterdav srac-
ICY All the ayailable aocumulations wee
eu.ealy ana readiiy absorbed by the buvers
tor .Loreixn requifements. The, Closing yer
ss'e Gay was firm at sec, against an o1erine
Y tifm ~ " &c last Wednesday fAnrfi - <
:, IN xnct the same interests which cansed
re material advance OF several davs pre-
sssousiy We're In the market consistently IN
~ ~ past seven days but the difference was
az aet y tns past week they were purchasers
Ut tsesisimate requirements whereas ii the
pfeslous instance they were buyers for spec
Savannah, James Earle. Jr., American NAVAL
stores and other large tnterests were $500
eoRsistent buyers OF the past week
Eeceipts for the seven DAYS prayed f,,l,,
rs large as had been antieipatetl IN fact
the receipts viii likely prove h&avv Tof
some months to come fer the weathas az =
whole has proven peculiarly favorable for
the 9athering Of supplies from the treas
which are now well nigh at their hast \
Noslns were In very good demand but
as VIII be seen every grade IL below ths
vaiues 81 the Tuesday preceding. The yoi
uue Of saies was very satisfactory 10 70s
barrels chsnging hands in the seven dayr.
xestsraayss elosins Quotations follow; Wa
ter White 50 90: window glass sS 90: n
q ss,soi ss.so; Z i 81 70. b. il. nv q 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

New Orleans May. s.--spot cotton steady,
Nnchanssd; msadlinx 40 s-iec. sales on the
Futures opened steady At . decline OF
Two points Liverpool cables were rather
s *s5s,sn snd local traders we're inclined %
mep which reflected unssasonabiy cool
we4kher IN the western belt and too much
Mfu In the eastern In addition the fore
cast promised further decline In tsmpera-
trres in the west tonight and this caused .
buying movement, which put July up IL
points and October up IA points. In the
4fternoon prices fell Off little under profit
Hkink BY longs but bears we're not inclined
10 be aggressive. The closing was steady
IT net advance OF five 70 seven points.
Cotton futures closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat cars. with OF contract grade
Corn 7s cars. with IS Of contract grade.
Total receipts OF wheat at Chicago, Min
neapolis and Duluth today were i5b cars
compared with l47 cars last week and ls2
cars the corresponding day year ago.
Produce MFket.
Butter-steady; ereameries 23@27e; Dali
ries 1sM @2thc.
Eggs--steady. at mark cases included 90;
firsts Gle: prime firsts zee.
Enthusiastically; Daisies 15aMc; Twins
llh @i5c; Young Americas l&k q 1sc; Long
Horns 14A o. Ne.
Potatoes---steady; choice to FANCY ss0s1;
fair to good s2@95c.
Poultry--steady; turkeys lie; chickens
15Ac: springs 16c.
veai-Firm; 50 to so Ib. WITS 60 Nc; so
to SIS h. WITS. 7@shc; IS to ITO lb. WITS. 90
loo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

New York Nay s.--The London tin mar
&et was higher today with spot closing at
kaSl Bs and futures at fi33 S.. The local
market was quiet and higher also with spot
closing at e2s 90 g $40 20.
Copper advanced 50 with spot closing at
fS7 fSs "a ana futures at ISL i7s Sd. Local
~ the market was steady and unchanged
With lake quoted at etz ~ 9sI3; electro
iytic At az @e2M ana casting 1t sl1.37h
@st4 so.
Lead ives higher at fis q Sd In London.
Locally. the market was dull and unchanged
SHELTER advanced 10 faI It's Sd IN the Lon
Den market but remained dull and UNI
changed locally. The English iron market
was higher with Cleveland warrants quot
"a a. 4ss Nd. Locally the market was un-
changed with No. ] Southern ana NO. !
Southern soft at e1s.7S0e1e. as.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

| t0BtGs
A total sale Of $4,000 bales was re-
ported at Little Rock yesterday.
Most OF the cotton stock. In the
smaller towns around here has been
released and the business ct these
places is about over.
| The cotton exports from New Or
leans .still continues heavy yet the
spot demands has been reported as
piafned by the fact that the cotton
was sold sometime ago and the steam
ers are just now clearing with II for
the continent
The weather map showed precipita-
| ton In the Little Rock district, Gem
| trail and Eastern Louisiana. Central
Alabama and Georgia. early yesterday
morning.
Liverpool cabled: Good undertone
and any favorable circumstances will
cause an advance"
kilograms from Fort Worth confirm
previous bad reports and describes
outlook as most discouraging, saying
Il could hardly De worse
New York wires: over night news
Ia cotton colorless. Bullish advices
from South South bring RI in about enough o
| old longs TO liquidate on buiges. strad.
| die shorts also a factor on buying side.
| Spot demand reported indifferent"
/ New Orleans wires: some bear
hammering at present Makes no diff
ference, only that much more cotton
to be bought back. Situation and out
A report from Memphis says that
there was 2 better inquiry there for
cept at advanced prices.
The stocks at Lexington, Miss. are
reported at $50 bales against $500 last
year.
New York wires: Market very dull
and not enough trade on opening to
report. Looks like more scattering
liquidation yet to come, market steady
and taking II we'll"
The spot demand from all sources
seems simply dormant, considerable
cotton for sale. orders and buyers
are scarce, and the nrrpness Of fu.
lures seems to have no effect on spot
cotton which is left to drift the best
II can.
New Orleans wires: Local spot con
dltions are against the advance in
futures. Elsewhere In the interior de-
mand seems to be better but II ~ very
unsatisfactory at present and spots
are lower to sell. This checked the
advance In futures"
Meridian, Miss. says: Damage from
recent frost showing up more than at
hrst believed Cool nights ana hot
days causing frost nipped plant to die
and more replanting will have to be
done than anticipated. Weather bu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

do ser. Be-. -. -. .. ~
Gen. Electric CIV IS -, 49,. .... ..t41
Illinois Central list ref. 40 s.. :. -. 400 =
Inter Inter. Nero. Marine us 49,. 80 80. ~. i Z
Japan - .ys. stsTs3 -. ~ se =.
&C. AZ $50 ...f Ts,ts' ss q
X. c. Southern LIST IS 49,. 80. ~
Lake shore deb. As 1891. ~. 1890, % \
Lou. & N. I'm. Is ....... -. ...10l Is
Mo-, K, q Texas 4s. -. -. ..s... s9N
do 1st q ref 4s .......... u
!, 40. gen lks Il. $50. .f'.., - ~
Mo. Pacific - 80. ssss.. eS
n. 4 a.. c Sss 4 gen ~. e 81
y. !. n II 4 II y. q ~. is q Y I;
Norf. West, con. Is ....s sS%
northern Pacific d =. -. 49,. :. ..iosy
oregon a short Il II, Line rfds i -: .... az
Penn. CIV. SIS 1915 90. -. $3.50. u \
Penn con 4s ..'. ...- -. =. ....teee
E 3. gen e $50. :. Y....i ~ q
St L west. Gon e -. $3.50. ...-, ssssn
seaboard Air Line a. ...ss. -. -. 7e Z
Socthern Pacific a.. ..s.s.s 80. 49,. ~
southren Ry. Sc =. 80. go 49,. ..ii2A
Union Pacific IS ......ios =
60. cr ~ -; =: ..-..,',.- ....'. ~ ~ 1, z
U. S. Rubber IS -. -. >. .to4 4
Y. &. chemicsi So ~. s.s -. ~. % \
Wapasn Isl $500 -. * * z
Western Md. Is 80. ....... ...... s4N
IN. Electric CIV. IS s....s.... ...... 927k
wisconsin Central Is 49,. =, 1865. s5 Z
Denvs q r. or. ref. IS .... 90. -. eb
southern Pacifio cv q cts ~. sSN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06
CINcINNATI PRODUCE.

CINCINNATI PKUDULEs
Cincinnati. May 5.---F1our firm.
Wheat firm 81. IS @46.
Corn firm 77@Kc!
Oats firm sT6hct
Rye firm 8s@s0c.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey steady 81 IS.
Butter steBdy.
Eggs steady.
Poultry steady; unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06
sss % Record Tor Nay. SPOT demand

A report from sweetvater, Texas.
says: conditions generally too dry.
ton up Crop NECESSARILY late" s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-06

washington, May 5.--Today's statsment OF
the treasury balances in the general fund
shows:
Available cash balance -. 80. .s125ssf1. All
Gold coin and bullion go. 42,SSs, 04s
Gold certificates -. 80. SS022, 500