The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-14

Not a bale was offered in the local
market yesterday. LIZ
Sales are getting very scarce this
time of the season.
The market reacted for about ten
points yesterday.
Heavy realizing on fiat cables and
ruTnors that the Texas condition had
been relieved was the cause.
This section had a heavy rain yes
terday which was not needed according
to several authorities.
Many fields are still badly in grass.
| The cotton market was very nervous
yesterday.
A plumber of builish messages are
still received from Texas reporting crop
deterioration.
The market seems to be dominated
by the situation in that State.
The protracted and continuous tenn
peratures. hot winds. and lack of rain
fall all threaten wide spread disaster
to the crop in that state.
Unless the situation Is relieved by
rains and lower temperatures the trade
may see higher price levels.
Rumors Of lower temperatures in
| Texas yesterday stimulated heavy rea'
| lizing in the market.
With the disastrous crop develop
| ments In Texas come reports from
American spinning centers of trade ex'
pansion with mills running full ca
| pacity.
| Liverpool was fiat yesterday and ca
bles did not show half the advance
due. Europe seems to be resisting the
| advance of the raw material.
The weekly weather report was is
sued yesterday and according to many
was unfavorable.
Dallas correspondents say that the
August Bureau report will show de-
crease of 20 per cent in Texas.
Mexia, Texas, writes, Cotton burn
ing up for lack of rain. Entire state
certainly very short"
Austin. Texas reports, still dry and
| hot Parties say cotton Is suffering.
San Antonio, Texas. Representatives
| reports state that the drouth is dis
aStrouS In central IeAaS' almost max
ing a complete failure in Ellis and
Johnson counties"
New York wires Looks like strictly
weather market. reports trace of rain
and heavy clouds in Texas caused some
active liquidation which does not seem
finished"
Following are some Texas tempera-
lures: Cuero, Dublin. Mexia Temple,
Abeline-10O. Bfownwooc, Dallas, Wa
CO. TT Worth-102; Corsicana. Green
VILE. Henrietta, Lampasas. Wexaha-
chic, Weatherford-104; Quanah-106.
Following is the weekly weather re-
port:
New Orleans. La, July 13.-The mean
temperature for the week ranged from
50 to SS degrees over the Western por-
ton OF the cotton region, and from ~
! degrees to so degrees over the Eastern
1 portion. The temperature averaged
| above normal except over the Carroll
nae. Georgia, Florida, and the Eastern
portions of Alabama and Tennessee.
The greatest deficiency in tempera
ture was to 6 degrees over Eastern
North Carolina, and the greatest excess
was to 8 degrees over Oklahoma ana
North Western Arkansas. The maxi
mum temperature at regular weather
stations was 80 to "a degrees over the
Eastern portion of the cotton region.
| sS to 80 degrees along the Texae Coast
and 1O2 to 104 degrees over Oklahoma
and North Western Texas.
| Dry weather prevailed during the
week over the Western portion of the
cotton region. and precipitation was
general over the Eastern portion. The
weekly rainfall exceelel two inches
over portions Of South Carolina, Geor-
gia. Alabama and Tennessee More
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