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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
Brown Urged to Run.

Little Rock, Aug. 27, - F. E. Brown of Des Arc, speaker of the last house of representatives, was in Little Rock today. MT. Brown is being urged by large number of friends in Eastern Arkansas and other sections of the state to be- come a candidate for railroad con- missioner to succeed John w. Crockett, who has announced his intention of retiring at the end oi his present term.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
ARTISTIC SEPARATION.

"Poor Gladys is almost heart broken over the breaking of her en- gagement."
 Then why did she dismiss her fance:"
 "Because Gladys is so harmonious and artistic, and as blue is her color, she found that his red hair would not go with the most becoming gown she had"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
HOW JOKES ARE MADE.

"All the worlds a stage" re- marked the party of the first part.
 "But you're no matinee idol" re- torted the party of the second part.
 T wish I had an understudy to do my work, said the party of the third part
 And the moral is that you can evolve any kind of joke from such q starter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
No Coal Developments.

On account of the serious illness of brother of Robert Turner, upon whose land a six-toot vein of coal was discovered Tuesday, nothing is being done toward furthef in- vestigation of the deposits MT. Turner was called to Perry county to see his brother and is not ex- pected to return for two or three days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
REASSU RED.

q had a very vivid dream last night that there was a robber in the house."
 'Did you arouse your husband ?"
 "Yes, and he said to turn over and go to sleep; that there wasn't a robber besides the gas meter within five miles of us" "-Houston Post.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
Old Settlers Hold Reunion.

Bristol, Aug. 27.-An old set tiers reunion is in full blast here today. White and Faulkner counties boast of many we'll know Il pioneers and they are all on hand having a perfectly lovely time. In order to do the thing up right all educational rally IS also in progress. The proceeds will go to the fund for new sChoolhouSe here.
 J. D. King today purchased from Durham x Holman three lots in Anderson addition.
 Your last chance 10 get 40 acres of good land 2A miles cf Normal. Gall at this CfhCe.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
EXPECTED BACK.

Prisoner-Can l speak with the convict, Smith, for one moment?
 Jailer-No, he has just left after finishing his time. But ask me again in about week.-Fliegende Blaetter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
Car of Montana Horses.

Walter Terry this morning re- ceived a car of horses from Miles City, Montana. The horses will be offered for sale here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
Morrilton Negro Arrested.

Jesse Bryant, negro wanted at Morrilton on charge of seduc- ton, was arrested in this city late yesterday afternoon by Marshal J. R. Charles. A Conway county constable took the prisoner to Mor- rilton this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27
WEATHER

New Orleans, Aug. 27.-To- night and Saturday partly cloudy.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27

q The Daily Edition of
 THE LOG CABIN DEMO
 GRAF is not the largest paper in the world-but
 maybe 1t will be some day
 We will deliver it to your door for the small sum of ten cents the } week. Is it not worth this amount to be posted on the daily happen
 ings of your community
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-27

Car of soft lump coal ou the track will be sold cheap if taken at once. See w. l.. Robins 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

owing to the weakness Of the market
abroad. Edring kthe day July sold be-
tween f21 and lis 1-2.
The market closed weak at almost
the lowest poitn Of the day, nnal quo
tations on uly being at 118. SEA.
The corn market displayed consider
able strength at various times during
the lowest point Of the day, ANAL quo
tations on July being at lis "a.
exceedingly favorable reports regard
peared to be oversold today owing 70
the liberal sales during the last few
days and the FIRST appearance OF any
upward. The market. closed steady
with prices is lower. TO 3-S higher.
Trade In oats was on a. large scale
and with the exception of July delivery
the market was weak. Covering by
shorts caused an advance OF s-Sc N
the price. Of the current month. but
nearly all Of this gam was subse-
quently lost. Favorable crop reports
prompted much OF the selling. The
first car of new oats was received here
today from Lexington, Illinois. It was
OF the early variety and weighed 50
no grade" owing to heating. PRICES
at the close were Ia higher to So
lower compared with Saturdays close.
Provisions were firm all day because
of fair support by local packers. A
five to ten cent advance In live hogs
was a bullfsh factor. The market
closed firm with prices unchanged to
Csc higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. July 1.-THE Monday
stock market showed the good effects
Of last week rising tendency In the ac-
erection Of buying orders from outside
sources with the opening OF the new
week. These were not strikingly large
but their eject on speculative senti-
ment was impressive a. an evidence
that demand might be attracted at the
present levet Of prices which was left
OF the general market last week. 1t Is
true that the buying orders from out
sioe sources reported by the commits
; slon houses were accompanied BY sell,
represent profit taking on holdings Of
semi Investment character.
This selling might be supposed to
represent distrvst Of the present level
whose Judgment 10 accepted with re-
spect In the financial quarters. While
the new outside business was thus ball
snssG e some ssten, the stirring ,s Of
presence OF these orders encouraged
their operations. EARLY efforts CEN
tered In st. Paul. this movement being
the fos1 pont spn IN nnDon Paso
in the Saturday market. That stock
also was carried ? fraction higher than
Saturdays record price OF 1e8 81.
sosas ws ere dsy sx
to contend with the obvious efforts
that Were making to- effect realizing
sales In United States Steel to take adj
vantage Of the high price to which i
last weeks operation's disclosed that
United States Steel embraced rather
more than thirty per cent Of the ag-
grs s asain ma in an for tt the
implied leaves no difnouity in under
standing the necessary effect Of
lon Pacific also did not continue its.
Of the first few minutes. These mixed
conditions weighed somewhat on spe-
eulative sentiment as the day wre on.
the aSor sro%Bies In soms
ments Of the steel trade were given a
hopeful implication as signs Of re-
turn to prosperity which the wage
sarners were I Pressing ot 20 snab am
probably in view Of advantages to ac-
crue to It's business from the embar-
rassment to its principal competitor
The Saturday bank statement was
neld TO prove the immunity Of the
banking position from harm by the
special money requirements Of last
sean Ssn s..vs ousEa * soS
to Argentina this week, evidently does
not end the movement In the opinion
OF International bankers, VINO express
the opinion that the last week OF the
month win see as large consignments
as this week.
This situation carries over into the
season when the interior demand for
currency may develope Beyond lies the
August Is call for return Of another
instailment Of s1e.ooo.ooo or govern
ment deposits.
It is considered significant that some
OF the large railroad securities for flo
tation, which were intended for July
have been postponed until later in the
year. suggesting solicitude on the
part Of large financial interests 20
guard against over pressure on the
bank position and on the investment
The pressure of realizing
sales ON the market Increased as>the
day progressed and made the selling
easier with q mixture Of net declines.
~onds were firm. Total sales, par
value. $4,136,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ill, uly 1s.-Liberal ar
rivals of grain from the 1903 crop here
and In the Southwest caused fur-
ther slump in wheat prices on the
Board of Trade today, final quotations
showing losses of 1-2 to l l-2c
Corn closed steady. Oats weak. ana
provisions strong.
The wheat market was inclined 70
be weak nearly all day although at
times some of the firmness was mani"
tested owing to covering. by shorts.
The movement of new. wheat on
large scale was the chief factor in the
situation. Clear weather generally
throughout the entire wheat belt of
this Country, which will accelerate the
marketing of the newly harvested
grain, also helped to depress prices.
Total arrivals of wheat today at
Kansas City and st. Louis were 49l,-
500 bushels against 6S,SS7 the cores
ponding day a week ago, while u was
estimated that from 15o to 200 car
loads of new wheat were received mere
cash houses also claimed that coun-
try shippers in Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri were Offering wheat much
more freely.
Foreign grain markets were weak
because of raip In Argentina and owing
10 favorable crop reports from Russia,
Liverpool being OF 3-S to SD. There
ives aone selling at the start here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
SMALL SALE MADE
HOLDER RECEIVES n la CENTS
FOR HIS STAPLE.


The local spot cotton market opened
a new week yesterday with the sale OF
a small lot of only twelve bales and as
one man put 1t "the IRE is about out
and we are getting down to retail
business" The holder received ID Ia
cents for his staple.
Upon relief to the Texas situation
isting throughout the balance of the
belt the market yesterday reacted and
the forecast made last week that the
market would break on a change in the
Texas condition, has been fulfilled.
Since Saturday many points in that
state received from light to heavy
rains with lower temperatures existing
nearly over the whole section.
October futures opened yesterday
morning about IL points down and af-
ter an all days reaction they closed at
11.76, or a decline of SO points under
Saturdays close. December cotton
likewise was on 10 points ut the initial
decline OF 81 below the close on that
Liverpool. due / to 2. points lower,
opened Irregular at q to points adj
vance. Later cables reported the mar
ket easy with a slight decline. Spots
were easier at q 8 points decline.
The weather map shows generally
where. Cloudy and showery. weather Is
predicted for the West where 1t is
needed, while generally fair weather is
what the weather map has allotted the
rest Of the belt. Indications are also
for cooler temperatures.
could be desired. Beneficial rains pre-
vailed in Texas while fair weather COW
cred the remainder OF the belt except
for scattered local showers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
MONTGOMERY MARKETS,
(The quotations are corrected dali for TIL
Advertiser.)

(The quotations are corrected dali for The
Advertiser.)
MEAL-standard w. G. os lb sacks s2c
bushel; cream Peerless Csc bushel.
COFFEE-Green, common to ordinary 10
Ollie; prime 12@1sc; fancy 14@15c; pea
berry i2hc; OLD government Java 27@82c;
f Sss PsE prime
Mocha and Java blends 20 case.
CHEEsE-Full cream daisies 17@1sc;
sUGAR-Granulated, standard 5%c; fancy
FLoURSFancy nominal; straights So 90
sTARCH-corn .T@1oc: standard goods
Pearl !1tc; gloss lump 4$c; nickel goods
RIcE-Extra fancy head THOSE; fancy
head en- 07Ac; broken 5MAsho; Japan
sGLT-Liverpool s1.1O; Virginia $50;
vINEoAR-.Der gallon 10000.
ger Snaps 7c; xxx Cream Sc; Xxx Oyster
TO; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit DC carton soc
dozen.
OPENERS 81 SO Ss3c.
MoLAssEs-Georgia Cane Dbl. $40 gal;
trifugal corn syrup in cases q gallons, SO
'' MAPLE sYRUP-"Los Cabin" brand. 6
gallons 81 per case. IL gallons $3.50; 20
4 gallons $3.50 P per sasS;
BACON MEATS-Clear ribs S13 50@62h;
extra ribs $13. 50962h.
LARD-Hog compound SIC; fancy hog
lard 1sHc; kettle rendered 14% q loo; Snow
drift $50; 6now-white sac; Flake-white
s%c; standard cotton oil lard SEES
nav SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs
s1a AN: dry salt cut ribs $12.371s.
BREAKFAsT BACON-161a @24ho.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
CORN CHOP5-Per bu.. 4Sh QS2hc.
CoRN-whits from store s2@pso; mixed
Sg HSSSY leITith choice per ton s21; No. /
rsr ION sic; Alfalfa per ton S2s; johnson
grass per ton $13@$14.
oATs-white from store, drsy lots s7o'
GRITs-Per Dbl. 81. SO; per sack 81. 20.
Cotton Seed and Products.
COTTON sEED-s1s per ton.
MEAI-Choice SPA first: prime IN per
cent. per ton S24; prime cake per ton SCI
LINTERS-PeE-lb Ia &C..
OiI-Car lots; prime crude basis per ID
4 lac; basis refining.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
NEW oRLEANs corroN

\ Hew Orleans. July 1s.-Cotton spots were
quiet 3-l6c down on all grades. Middling
~ 5-l6c. Sales were 700 bales on the spot
and rs TO arrive.
Futures opened weak. "a to az points be-
low the close OF Saturday on reports OF
rain In Texas over Sunday. Texas weather
was again the principai~fa in the mar
ket but this time IL was on the bear side.
The hot dry weather in that state, which
has served as the big bullish factor of the
market for so long, having given way TO
What were reported to be beneficiai rains,
the recession in values which Followed as a
natural consequence was fully as big as
had been expected. Fort worth, Galveston,
Corpus Christi San Antonio Austin, Beau
mont. Sherman, Dennison and Gainesville
reported showers showing that the rains
We're general throughout the cotton belt.
This gave the bears an opening which re-
suited in their bringing much pressure into
play In sending the market down to lower
levels, although the bulls contended that
only light showers had fallen and that
heavy prolonged soaking rains were all that
could prove of benefit to the crop in Tex
as.
In spite OF the bulls contentious the mar
ket continued its downward course, and at
the close. which was steady, was ~ to a.
points below the close of Saturday,
Futures closed steady at the decline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 19.-CIose: Prime mer-
camille paper az a per cent; sterling ex-
change firm with actual business in bankers
bills at 4s5. 90@48e for sixty day bills and
at 4s7. IS q 4S7. 40 for demand.
Commercial bills ass " a %.s
Bar silver 50Ac.
Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
firm.
| Money on call easy Y OF per cent; rul-
ing rate per cent; closing bid TX per
I Time loans somewhat firmer; sixty days
. per cent; ninety days az q "; six months
az q Nc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

New York wires: Texas conditions
are worse than anticipated. Spasmodic
rains have not relieved the situation
materially. No rain last night or to-
day at any Texas points according to
accurate reports. Temperature rising
and hot winds prevailing. Crop small,
withered, bad stands, little fruit, and
without soaking rains this week prac-
tical crop failure a certainty. Ellis
County wont raise 10000 bales against
1876 900 last year."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

st. Louis. July 1s.-ciose: wheat No. .
$I.11h; September s1.o7.
Corn No. 2 6eh @7O; July ssh; septem-
Der s4ss @ y; No. white M.
Oats: No. . cash An Gas: July AN
September 391s No. white So.
Chickens lie; springs 1sc; turkeys 17c;
ducks 19c: geese 4c.
Lead 81 20; Spelter 5.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

U. s. ref. Is req. ...' .''' '''''' i0y
do. coupon s'.s '''' '''' ~ -
U. s. IS, reg '' '''''''''' ~ q
do. coupon s'.' '..' '''''''' ~ ~ =
U. S. As reg .'.''' ''''''t1 %
do. coupon .''s '.''''''AssS
Alus-Chalm. LIST IS '''' '''''' 90, 90
ANN. Ayr. 6s 80. 49, '''' iSE
ANN Tobacco IS ''.' '-'''''' ia
do. es ...: '''' '''' az 2
Armour & Co. ANS go. $500 90
Atehison gen. Is -. .... ''.' 1900 ~
do. CIV. 10 ''.' '''' 49, tiSM
Atlantic Coast Line 10 80. .". 80 =
Baltimore & Ohio As go. '''''.l09H
do. 3hg ss'' '''' '''' 90 90 y
do. 8. W. Shs 80. .'''.' W
Brooklyn Transit CIV. - .'''.''. 80
Central OF Georgia Be ...s ''''''4deB
Central Leather IS 1890. Se
Central of N. J. gen. So .'..''15t =
Ches. q Ohio ANS s'ss s''' '''' - &
{ do. ref. b sss' 1890 y y
Chicago & Alton ans ...s s.'s - '''' 20
Chi, y. & Q. Joint a. :. '.r.'' se =
Chi. n. ST. p. gen. SAs -. -. &c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

Temple, Tex. WIRES: 1.-THE long
drought has been broken and prospects
are far for a general rain"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

Liverpool, July Is.-Cfosing: Wheat spot
No red western winter nominal Futures
dull; July o. e%d: Sept. IS esd: December
Corn spot steady; New American mixed
(via oalveston) 6s 21sd. Futures quiet; Sept
Sc 6%d; October 90 I'd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

Houston, Tex, says: quite q number
Of places reported velief from the
drought The hot weather was against
the weevi1 but has not done much
damage to the crop. We must have
rain, however, in the next two weeks :"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

San Angelo. Tex, says: Coming from
Big Springs and extending east to Bal.
Hnger and Brownwoou, San Angelo was
visited by hard rain"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

Denison, Tex. reports that section
was visited by a haru rain while show.
ers We're reported at Columbus, Yoak,
um, Millican and Caldwell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

Meridian, Tex. wires: weather con.
ditions during the past two weeks were
very favorable. Crops were cleaned
dition. Taking the crop as a whole
there Is quite an Improvement. Recent
showers were very beneficial"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

T. indicates in appreciable rainfall sFor
yesterday. tFOr 20 hours ending am. 75th
meridian time.
Note--The average maximum and mini
mum temperatures ana the average rainfall
are made up at each center from the actual
number OF reports received. The state of
weather is that prevailing ct time of OBJ
servation.
REMARKS.
Scattering showers, as a rule light, have
occurred in the cotton belt, except in the
Augusta and Memphis districts, where the
weather has been generally fair. The tenn
perature changes have been unimportant.
p. H. 'SMYTH.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
wnmington. July 1s.-spirlts turpentin
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, July 19.-Flour steady.
Whoat weak 81 .2o42b.
Corn weak 1904.
Oats easy SAN $50.
Rye steady 5000.
Provisions steady.
Bulk meats $11. ATM.
Bacon $12 62h.
Lard $11. so.
Whiskey steady S1.s7.
Butter steady.
Eggs firm IAN 021c.
Poultry steady; springsrs H@iso.
Hens 1870.
Turkeys 14c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

LIVERPOOL COTTON.

n Liverpool, July 1s.-Cotton spot moderate
business done; prices points lower
Good middling 49,. 49,. ...s 49,. "a g 7s
etiouiing $3.50 80. - Sc
Low midollng 90 Ssss. - Z. 4z
GOOD Ordinary sss..s ss.s 9s.sss ss.s. Il. 16
The sales of the day were 5000 bales. Of
which 800 were for speculation and export
and Included 1900 American.
No receipts.
Futures opened steady and closed easy:
jury 80
July-August 1890. 80. .. ........6. 36h
August-SeptemDer ..63O d.
SeptemDer-october ....6. ~
Octooer-NoSemper ....o.z 70 -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...s 90. 80. 30. 25h
Decemper-J8nuary s.0sz0
january -Fepruary 1888. 70
February March s.ss ss..6 70 u
MArch-Aprh @sss Sss.s.0. 20 ~
April-May 'sss ''ss s.'s s'"s0' ~ y
May-June ssss ssss0s 20 ~
June-July sssso 20 n
July-AuBuSI sseS0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
CONDITION OF rREAsURy,

Washington, July Is.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning Of business to-
day was as follows:
Trust fund:
Silver dollars ..4s7, $4,000
Silver dollars of 1890 80. 49,. 41ss, 600
Silver certificates 80. go. 80. As7.&26.o00
General fund:
Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund -. -. -. -. 4,sS3,73S
Current liabilities 80. -. -. e0.s80.81s
Working balance in treasury Of
ices o0se5VsSSA
In Banks to credit OF treasurer
of the United States .... ...s 46.De2e2s
subsidiary silver coin -. -. 26B20,16o
Minor coin -. -. ...,...... 2,As9,71e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
NEW oRLnANs Spot COTTON.

New Orleans. July 1s.-Spot cotton was
quiet. Sales on the spot 700; to arrive rs.
Receipts Get; stock 81,012.
Low ordinary, nom s... 7-1Bc
0rdinary noms... &C.. - INC
aood ordinary 10 1-16c
Low middling o.. $50. 80. ......11 9-lso
Mluullns .1zbc
1000 mioohng 80. 49,. ..lzhc
Fair, nom s...13Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

New, York, July 1.-THE cotton market
with, prices suffering another sensational
break and with the close easy at Q net
decline Of 2s@3s points.
l2&23 points and shortly after the call sold
Is to.2s points net lower on press reports
also having Influenced the English market.
which. after starting decidedly better than
due broke sharply before the hour Of the
ed willing to take profits on a good part Of
It's line around IL. 81 for December and the
demand from this source in connection with
fresh buying for long account and continued
support from the bulls who believed to
be heavily long OF the market at considera-
bly, higher prices, caused O rally OF 1901
points during the middle Of the day This
Improvement was aided by the official de-
that the rains had not been heavy enough
to do good except at a couple OF points. and
bullish reports concerning the Texas crop
there was renewal of general buying. and
the Western belt forecast for showers in
wires reporting rains In that section during
the afternoon.
December contracts which had rallied to
last half hour. selling off to 11.77, 10
points below the higher records Of last Tues
Gay gay T Under bear pressure and liquidation on
closed at te lowest.
Southern spot markets officially reported
Receipts at the ports were 1850 bales
against 4.1sO last week and 2.sss last year.
For the week $4,000, against 3o.2ss last
week and 1850 last year Today's receipts
at New Orleans SGT, against 3se last year.
Futures opened weak and closed >easy.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York. July 1s.-Butter receipts 1854.
Creamery specials 276 Nc; Official 2Tc);
extras 2ehc: third to firsts 20 a zee; process
common to special 1e@24c; western factory
first 27c; western Imitation creamery first
22c.
Cheese firm and higher: receipts sic; new
state full creams specials 1A@l 5c: do small
eolored or large colored fancy 1sAc; do.
common to good 1oh @i2kc: SKINS full to
1oh Ola ~ C: skins. full to special IN Gle
Eggs firm; receipts l2.sso; state, Penn
syiyania and nearby fancy selected white
rs a s1c; do. choice rs @ csc: brown and mix
ed fancy az $50; do. fair to choice 20 a geo;
22hc; seconds 20021c.
sugar raw steady; fair refining s.4s;
centrifugal ss-test 3.s2; molasses sugar
8 It; refined steady; crushed SIS; powder
ed a. 5: graduated 4. So.
Petroleum steady; refined all ports $40
@S.25.
Coffee steady; No. Rio 7X0xc; No.
Santos SC.
Moiasses steady; New Orleans ss@4so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

The above Is q wire as sent out from
New York while wires from Texas de-
scribe the situation as different.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

New York wired yesterday: mo rain
In Texas of any consequence. Few
best information Is that the showers
came too late to do any good"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20

NEW YORK COTTON OIL.
New York. July 19.-Cotton seed oil;
prime refined IN barrels per pound $50
cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
KANSAS CITY I1vr sro<,u
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

St Louis, July 19.-Cattle receipts g. 500
including $500 Texans; steady to 10c Ioweri
Native beef steers ....s4.75 @ss.1
Cows and heifers -. 80. 3 90 eb < 90
Stockers and feeders :. :. s.25 a ass
Texas and Indian steers >. $50 g sos
COWS ana neifers -: 80. $50 g 500
Hogs receipts 1000; loo lower:
Pigs and lights SIS % 100
PACKERS 80. So. LIS @ sos
Butchers and best heavy :. 7.90 a SIS
Sheep; receipts 5000; steady:
Native muttons So. $500. $50 % $50
Lambs -. 800 q 500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
Total balance in general fund. .slia.7oa.si1


New York, July 1.-THE dry goods mar"
ket opened firm and with good orders re-
ported in the mail. House buying was gene
IN the agencies and with cutters and ready
to wear men.
Raw silk Is easier. Yarns are very ftrms
but little buying was reported except whore
concessions from the extreme TOP OF last
week were made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-20
COTTON GOSSIP.

One lot Of twelve bales were released
by a holder in the local market yes
terday.