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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
THE STOCK MARKET

-~<-0--~~~s wsvsrIns ten tssdshSsy Ss1' in the stock market todey which chapged It's recent semb- lance os stability. The resumption of s ss,s. ss ssss fos asr this msrket's rate of advance. An eie- sS. n:ns s n shs sssnt sS% ss na fss its ectiyities were joined to the de- feet the market This element urges ace ST for or s. snE sa yss'' trade and crop situation that are claimed as making for decline rather
 The pisthoric condition of the money sibie for the. freedom with which spec ad ponss oSt of :sss ss are mas tive activity is common to stocks. wss raise I tS. DrIes snaas os fose arsieis: iss Hans. mEas es ss ssrs as oes sssn Sole sni. rs cf stoeks e feared ss leading to iniia. ton of values. The other party to the s srsSs sfsr 'aa sest the h'hss nssn n cial crisis of 1907. which fe as certain to Stimulate renewed employment of capital in business .. are the cuts In In consumptive demand. While the low money. rates are accepted therefore as . result of present stagnauon of mer- Ssmsa ss paons ss aers and thsrsfofs calling for speculative antic-
 Torsisn markets were reported to De ances in Constantinopls and traders sold stocks in the late dealings on the assumptfcn that there may be further uneasiness from abroad on that ac- uation is the renewed activity in the bond market. which ia reflection also of the abundant state of the money mnnicscal sosds n1.ss asc,sd durins ass Msrc were larger for that class than for any other month of record. This evidence of the abundance of capital and the caicniatsd to inoite a revival of enter prise and are claimed by the advocates of higher prices as a substantial fac- tor In favor of that course. Some Of came from speculators wno had sold their holdings yesterday to meet the new demand from outside sources and having realised thelr profits in that which to sebny. The market was not lacking in points of strength and at times during the day the show of firm ness extended generally through the list. A conspicuous feature was Dem yer and Rio Grande. regarding which rumors circulated of an active interest by E. H. Hartman In It's affairs. The Gould group as a whole had some ben eft by sympathy from this movement. On the other hand some other stocks which have been foremost in the recent rise were pressed for sale to take profits and this radiated a depressiLg 6 influence through the list.
 United States Realty suffered from the keeping of the dividend unchanged as there had been some rumors of an intended advance.
 Quotations for copper were raised at the New York metal exchange and in London. The market closed under considerable pressure and with prices running of.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par valne, $6.5S2,006.
 United States bonds wers unchanged on call.
 CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

q x and in septsnlbsr at q osx to sf.osx dsslss9s smsas sss 3sly wss snd ssss the Nay dsiivspy s' ~ss .sid to s.ss ia sssa due % q Enni: and s.opgspL shs New York con cern wnicn vsns Into the hands Of reeeiy-
 Tsw.ras n. end Of the frs. hour n. msrkst sn.s orsss shafpy on general ssilins in- rsissien hosss. xS. s d.olin. ol 'sro Sroushs % out iibsr.i sseD lp. crdsrs. which eslsr..ed
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 For .. time he market was inclined to be sradusliy bscsns susyant s assin. owing to the buiiish ehAsneter of news of the day ons :f sss Sfssnsss aSs ss.s.. the woria's visibls supply A further ad- vance n the prtes of the cash grain here
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 Inc ssstemsst @ sS s ss I.dsa Issdins bull that 1t would Ss much iossr than they are st pres kst elossd nrm. wish July at sl .isx < 0Hs wheat ssassd mods,ass s firmn..s M In ss' the corn sharpIy. following shs break in wheat. Par. vet weather in tho corn belt. but the mar kss ,. w,s z. ihei,nsd I to ps heavy dyrins the ns only moderate volume. At the close prices were e Mc lower than yesterdays final quotations. Nay being ct SsHc.
 Oats were ws4k the greater part of the day, becAnse of rsaewsd liquidation of May York of i.rs. gsantitiss of Argentine oats. At the close prices were < $ @hc lower, May bstng 1t 6aH o6Sc.
 Provisions wefe firm early In the day owing to . five cent advance in live hogs. but sassd off trifls because of profit taking by prominent local longs. At the CT. compared with yesterdays final quota tions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NEW YoRx cor-rox

New York. April 13.--After making nav s .ssn feSords for the season at the opening sy s..uay the cotton market developed a reac- chanrsa sshceney. sa closing steady net un-
 me opening was steady at an advance of sVs points aund during the early session Lne market was 1181s points net higher wr r.n nay and July touchring 10 IS and Oc,ooer io.os on covering by yestsrday's seuers TOT reaction and over night buying ,nsS,sx The cables came very nearly mekng fuli response to American gains since the Liverpool close of last week. a oester snowing than many local traders had eApected and were factor on the early ad- senoe which waA also encouraged by con- tinued talk of better trade demand and of urmnsss on the part Of interior holders
 neahxing was very heavy at the ad. vance of about 6 bale above the low iey. eh of last month and while there was good buying, partly for the account of prominent interests who have been psrsistentiy sup. porting the market for the past two wesks sno partly Tn the way of scattered invest msnt demand, prices essed off. There was ence of considerable supporting orders on a scale downward. but the closing prices were witnin poiot nr two of the lowest, Fur tner hgnt rains were reported in parts of Texas. but while the drought situation in the Southwest is supposed to have been mod Tied there Is no complaint of too much rain east of that state and of delayed crop preparations in eonseduence. Southern spot markets as officially reported were general
 Receipts at the ports today 2o,so7 bales. against 2s,237 last week and i7,s4s last year. For the week Ss.oo0 bales, against ei.oo4 and 7l.I4o last year. Today's re-
 Futures opened and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NO COTTON DEMAND
HOLDERS ARE AWAITING A PRICE N OF 10 GENTS.
Considerable of the Fleeey staple Was offered on the Local Market at That Price, Hut There
 Were No Buyers. @

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 The local spo{ cotton market expe- rienced another dull day yesterday, as there was practically no demand. and no eager buyers for spot cotton with the advance of the market lately. The holders of the staple are holding. on for 10 cents and are now offering their holdings at price higher than the buyers arc willing to pay.
 The mills are not meeting the ad- vance in futures and they expect, In all probability, that they can purchase their cotton later on at cheaper price, but the bullish sentiment still con. tlnues and the climax has not yet been reached.
 Considerable cotton was offered on the local market yesterday by the holders at 10 cents. but only one lot of l60 bales was released at that price. and this sale was made early in the morning when the market was at its best but 1t gradually dipped until at the close last evening t. was 3 points lower than It's close on Monday. New Orleans also closed points lower.
 The entire cotton market has made sharp advance during the past three weeks, with the sentiment still contin- utng 5u1iish. and indicatons are that prices will work still higher before the present speculative demands are satfS- Red. While frequent setbacks may be looked for according to most authori- ties. it-does not appear safe to oppose the present bullish sentiment and the public still continues optimistic on the prospect of general business improve ment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
EXCITEMENT IN WHEAT.

New York. April Reinstatement in for 'eign markets with e big advance in Liver pool after the holidays caused an yproar and new high records in the local wheat &I.S4h: and July sold at $1.24% or l kc over last night, with heavy buying by com mission houses and foreigners a feature Later the market broke 2hc under heavy realizing and reports that the Chicago bulls were selling late months on the improved weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
MONTGOMERY SECURITIES.
 AlahsaT,na RoFa11A
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

rose today to a new high record mark for all deliveries. July advancing to S1.l7h and September to S1,0eh per busheL At the same time the May option sold at q 2s The market slumped sharply on realizing sales. but regained part of the loss. At the close prices were & c hc low CT to 1Xc higher compared with the final quotations of the previous day. Corn and oats closed easy and provisions steady.
 Sensational advances in the price of wheat at the pit grain centers of Europe, pArtiou- larIy at Liverpool. where gains of 3 T. pence to Sk pence since last Thursday were re- corded, caused the market here to open excited and strong with all deliveries sell Ing at record breaking prices for the season. The initial advances ranged from A @S to lEc. the latter being on the May option. which opened at t1. 2T @fl. 3s.
 First trades in July were made at r.la%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NEW oRLEANs corroN.

New Orleans, April is.--epot cotton opened higher. closed firm and unchanged from yesterday niddling sHc. Sales on the spot l30o bales. to arrive 1000.
 sos points In spite of the fact that Liver pool was not quite up to the expectations. Prcfsssicnais worked for q reaction but out elders took khe market away from them and rushed prices up 1o0t2 points. sstab- fishing new high records for the season and carrying July up to 1e.3o.
 The ring was busy and offerings from bears and satisfied longs were easily absorb- cd by the outside buying orders that poured Denver interests were prominent In this pur- chasing movement. The market held very steady during the greater part of the morn news of the disturbances in Turkey This caused e slump of ft0i7 points. landing ket was quiet but steady. It closed steady at net decline Of 3@4 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
LnNnnN RrOCKs.

London, April 13.-Busines was resumed on the stock exchange today after the Eas- te recess Trading was quiet in all de- partments. American securities opened steady and slightly below parity.
 This level was not improved during the first hour and at noon the market was qut- ct and steady and from h < below yes terday's New York closing.
 There was only small business done in the afternoon and the close was dull
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
GERMAN DEALERS UNEASY.

Berlin. April 13-The German grain deal- CTS regard the present wheat situation in America with considerable anxiety and hesitatingly. Argentine wheat on the spot was offered today at an advance of four marks a ton. For May delivery the ad- vance was three. for July delivery four and for September delivery 2.6o marks a ton. The market was very active.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Cotton seed and Products.

COTTON SEED-SlS per ton.
 MEAL-Choice S24, firm: prime 7K per cent. per ton SPA; prime cake per ton $21. LINTERS-Per lb. 193c.
 OIL-Car lots; prime crude basis per Ib. 1-3c basis refined.
 COTTON SEED HULLs-Looss. per ton SC. 50; sacked per ton $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
MERCANTTLE PAPER.

New York. April 1S.--Close: Prime mer- cantiIe paper 3h O. per cent.
 Sterling exchange steady with actual bus iness in bankers bills at ls6 25635 for six ty day bills and at 4s7. .e5 for demand. Commercial bills 4s6& @4ssh.
 Bar silver SIS.
 Mexican dollars A.
 Government bonds steady.
 Railroad bonds irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
's opened firm and closed barely
METAL MARKETS.

New York. April 13--The London tin week with spot quoted at f1ss i7s Sd Sd and and futures at f134 17s Cd. The local market vas dull but higher on the average at Copper advanced about los in London with spot quoted at f57 los and futures at f5s
 So td.n tns Ocai t maTRes Hd h. wss steady , & and quoted at SIP Sf1s Q SIS .oO; eiectrolytic at $iz. 5o@T5; and casting at $12 .37h 962h. The local market however, was firm and higher at $4.12h q17h.
 the London market but was firm and higher at t4 STA @92H locally.
 The English iron market advanced to 47s market was quiet but steady with No. 1 foundry Northern quoted at SIS. IS Q SIS. 25; No. do. SIS 50 @ SIG %; No. l Southern
 NAVAL STORES
 Charleston. April 13.-Turpentine quiet Rosin quiet. Quote: ABc ts.17H; D 8 20; E S 27A; F s3 374; c ss.42ts II s3 50; I s4; %; K s4;s5; M 's.sO; N ss.a5; Savannah. April 1s-Turpsntine firm s7Bc; sales 1s2 receipts 3so; shipments Rosln firm; sales sale. :. 1:2ss; receipt, 1.sss; ss 50: H s5 S5; I sl.iO; K s5 o5; M s5 70: \ t5.45: VIC Ss.5b; wv sS.55.
 New Orleans. April 13.-Receipts 57 bar Tels rosin; no turpentine.
 Exports for New York 2s7 barrels rosin; 3is barrels turpentine.
 wilmington April 13.-spirits turpentine steady 6hc: receipts il casks.
 Rosin nothing doing; receipts 1ss.
 Tar firm 31. 50: receipts 30.
 Crude turpentine firm $1.75, s2.75 and 14. %; receipts barrels.
 nET rUTV nATANCEa
 oil City, Pa. April 13,-Credt balances HIS; runs 1s3.92f: average I3e.476.
 shipments 27s.720: average 1sOl74.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
HrNTER,s cnTrnN wErnHrs

New OrIoana. April l3-Secretary Hester of New orleans Cotton Exchange today is- sude statement of weights on s,s7e.7s7 bales of cotton handled at ports and over mac Rivers to American manufacturers out side of the cotton belt during the months Of September 10 March inclusive. They showed an average per bale 61s.B5, against Plt sI pounds per bale for the same period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
AInNEY NIARKET.

New York April 13.-Money on call easy l%a a2 per cent. ruling rate per cent; closing bid per cent; offered at per cent.
 Time loans dull and steady: sixty days aL per cent; and ninety days 2Ik per cent. six months 2& @3 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington, April 13.--Todays Statement of the treasury balances In the general fund shows:
 Available cash balance .... ..Si2s525.374 Gold coin and bullion .... e. Q. 5,007. AT Gold certificates .... .... .... 451I5.3s0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
nROKrRs rN TROUBLE.

New York. April 1s.-An involuntary peti- ton in bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court here today against the brokerage firm of Ennis and Stoppinni change and the Chicago Board of Trade. The liabilities are alleged in the petition to be $1. 50O00O and the assets s400.000. Lindsay Russell was appointed receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
GraIn and Feeietuffs.

CORN CHOPS-Per bu. 4Sh qs2hc. CORN-White from store 92@s3c; mixed 293c less.
 HAY-Timothy, choice per ton S21: No. 1 per ton Sls Alfalfa per ton S23; Johnson grass per ton Sl39$I4.
 OATs-white from store, dray lots, SIC. BRAN-Per ton s2s. Shorts S30.
 GRITS-Per bbl s4. 50: per sack S2.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
COTTON GOSSIP.

Everything. according to most re- ports seems to combine against the new crops in the West; It Is the Mid Mid. conditions are about one month late already with cold weather and rains causing delay. ,, Another cold wave has eS ssnsaf as frsssinf aaw 1nH in and parts of Texas.
 In the local vicinity. according to the adyices received from the planters the sible and in some sections. especially south of Montgomery the new crop Is reported as already planted.
 After the holidays. Liverpool. at the opening of the market yesterday made a full response to the advance of the market in this country and showed up 1s to IT points higher.
 A lot of 1000 bales was reported sold in New Orleans yesterday.
 New Orleans wires: Although our markets are out of line and tempora- rily above spot prices. and Liverpool. nobody has the courage to regulate the excess. Short selling is dangerous and sSsn sSs dG for o. sanitary 9 ss up snx very bullish."
 New York wires; Boston reports better loeilnE Tn yarn market. Falr weather predicted for Texas: generally conceded that State cannot make a large crop and this fact. coupled with trade improvement, warrants purchases on good set-backs
 Another wire from New York readsi Following the good response in the Liverpool futures and spot market to New York's advance yesterday, there has been a hardening in prices of American spots at almost every point at interior towns and ports and busi- ness. which is now being doze. Is of such a substantial nature. that there Is no ground to expect more than a moderate and temporary setback with every indication that prices will work higher to level which win attract the remaining remnant of this crop"
 Almost 1s,ooo bales are stored in the local warehouses by the various hold CTS. waiting to be released on the mar ket at prices which look good to them.
 A wire from New Orleans says: Mar ket now pretty we'll purged. Don't think reaction will, so much further unless Europe gets frightened over po- litical developments. believe in much higher prices for cotton regardless of politics."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NEW ORLEA.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans April 13.-Cotton seed oil: primo refined in barrels per pound 5. 50 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

NAk LfOG E4DfShDtes Wheat 22 cars, with of contract grade. Corn. 12s cars with % contract grade. Oats 1S2 cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min naapolis and Duluth today were 13I cars. compared with z67 oars last week and ie2 cars the corresponding day year ago.
 Produce Market.
 Buttsr.stsady; crearneries ss@sse; dai- ries 1s a2sc. Eggs-steady; firsts lsKc: prime firsts 20Mc.
 Cheese--Easy; Daisies 1eX @ishc: Twins 16 # 8isc; Young Americas ts% @1ec; Long Horns 1S& G1sc.
 Potatoes-Firm; choice to fancy sI.o5a sf. 0s; fair to good t1. 00@si. o3.
 Poultry-steady; turkeys i7c; chickens Veai-steady; 50 to 60 lb. wts. ske; 60 to ss ib. wts. sMc; sS to 11o h. wts. 90 1ohc. GERMAN MONEY. Berlin, April 1s.-Exchange on London 20 marks 46h pfennigs for checks. Money per cent.
 Private discount rate per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
LIYERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool April 1s.-close; Wheat spot sd: futures steady; May sa tAd: July as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Detailed aveYages are:
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LIyerpool April l3.--Cloaa cotton spot moderate business done; prices IS points higher.
 American middiing fair .... .... =. .5ss Good middhng .... .s.. ....... .e2 Low middling ..4. .... .. ,... ......b.2 .24 8eoo otoinaFy s.s. ss.s .s..... 4. Sb
 The sales of the day were 7.6oo bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included e.70o American. Receipts since last report 16.eoo bales. including $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
ORATN aTATTaTI(S.

GRAIN STATISTICS.
 Total ciearanees Of wheat and flour were equal to s7.ooe busheis. z, Primary receipts were 274.eoo bushels. compared with 3as,ooo bushels the corre- spending day year ago.
 The worlds visible supply as shown by Bradstreet's decreased 6,as0.000 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat cars; corn i3a ears; oats s1 Cars; hogs 2s,0oo head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Sd: September ss TNd.
 Spot corn firm; new American mixed 6s; futures onietr May bs sAd: July 5s Cd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

After the holidays. Liverpool. at the opening of the market yesterday made market in this country and showed up 16 to IT points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

advices received from the planters, the cotton is being planted as fast as pos sible. and in some sections. especially south of Montgomery. the new crop Is reported as already planted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
Groceries.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

Groceries.
 MEAL-Standard W. c. ss ib sacks soc ousneli cream Peerless ssc busheI. @CSFFEE-Green. common to ordinary 10 wllc; prime l2@13c; fancy 14@15c; pea berry IF 2.4c; old government Java 2T@s2c; Arbuckle's &l7.0s. basis per case; prime rosssed M lsh l4ei fancy roasted 14ol7o; CHEEsE-Fuii cream daisies 1s@2oc: sUaAR-Granuisted. standard 5xo; fancy FLoUR-Fancy, nominal: straights s5. % 9se: 50; patents ss. 26 @ss. Ts; fancy patents sTARcH-corn '7@iOc; standard goods. Pearl 4sse; gloss lump ikc; nickel goods RicE-Extra fancy head 7x @se; fancy head eA @7Ac; broken 5h @skc; Japan sHLT-Liverpool s1.iO; Virginia b5c; Louisiana Soc. cRACKERs-xxX Soda 6hc; XXX Gin ger Snaps 7c; XXX Cream Sc; xxx Oyster Tc; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit 5c carton soc sARDINEs--American A-oil Ss. .4o@5o; CTS sT.5o@ SEQ.
 MoLAssEs-Georgia Cane bbi, ssc gal. trifugal corn syrup in cases gallons, ss per case.
 saIons E peF Case sson. efsa sFsS? quarter gallons ss.6o per case.
 Provisions.
 SUGAR CURED MEA1S-Hams. medium average 1491sc; bacon 15@24c; shoulders BACON z MEATs-clsar ribs ;,o. .so0 ii LARD@Hos 1R Ss Compound spgse'I she fancy hog lard 11kc: kettle rendered 18913hc: Snow drift SIC; snow-white shc; Flake-white DRY s%T 9StTs 0 A.a sat s: S10 25; dry salt cut ribs 3e. 75 O 410. .o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NEW ORLEANS sPor CorroN.

New Orleans. April is.-spot cotton open. ed higher; closed firm; receipts A.7s7; stock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

A lot of 1000 bales was reported sold in New Orleans yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
sEIMA cnrToN MAnxrr.
AVAILABLE SUPPLIES.

New York, April I3.-Special cable and telegraphic communications received by BradstFeeta show the Following changes in available supplies as compared with pre- vious accounts:
 Available supplies:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

New York wires; Boston reports better feeling in yarn market Fair weather predicted for Texas: generally large crop and this fact. coupled with trade improvement, warrants purchases on good set-backs."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Cotton fnturss on the New orleans Cotton nEanaage teday ranged as follows:
 iopen IHishI Low.lclo.
 Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Bushels.

les. dec. =. -. .... -, ...... 5ss. 600 Canada, dee .....: .1,e7S,Ooo Total United States and Canada
 uec ". .... ...s. -2,s14,O00 Afloat for and in Europe. dec. .2,40o, 900 Total American and European sup
 Corn. United States ana Canada ''sss Oats, United States and Canada.
 The leading decreases and increases re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

A wire from New Orleans says: Mar. ket now pretty well purged. Don't think reaction will so much further unless Europe gets frightened over po- litioal developments. believe in much higher prices for cotton regardless of politics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

Almost 1s,ooo bales are stored in the local warehouses by the various hold CTS. waiting to be released on the mar ket at prices which look good to them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

New Orleans. April 13.-Receipts 57 bar Tels rosin; no turpentine.
 Exports for New York PSF barrels rosin; SIS barrels turpentine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

Charleston, April 13.-TurpentIne quiet
 Resin quiet. Quote: ABc S3.I7h; D 8 20; E s ?7h; F ss s7h; c ss.42i5; H S3. 50; I &4. %; $4. .95; M 3b. 80; N s5 35; we s5. 40; wv $5. 4s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

OIL CITY BAIANCEs. oil City, Pa. April 13-Credit balances IFS; runs lss, 92i: average 13e,4T6. shipments 27s.720: average 1s0.174.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-03
NEWS FROM OKLAHOMA.
Cotton Gins Still Running and Corn
not Planted.

Cotton Gins Still Running and Corn
not Planted.
Editor Bryan Eagle;
Health in this country is good.
Preaching al Bethel last Sunday by
Rev. Moon.
The long continued drouth was
broken last nigh, by a good rain and a
IL inch snow. the heaviest snow have
seen since have been in Oklahoma.
Farmers are well up with their work.
Wheat is very good. No oats have
been sown yet. Our cotton gins are
still running, and some cotton to pick
yet.
! am working 40 acres Of land. have
broken il all since Feb. and will begin
planting Indian corn next week.
We raise every thing here tina, grow,
on farm. We have good schools and
churches Our school has enrolled
$50 pupils. LOG.