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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE,

Chicago, Ill, July 10.-Further de-
lay to harvesting due to additional
rains in the winter wheat belt west
of the Mississippi river caused a fresh
advance in wheat prices on the Board
OF Trade today final quotations show
ing gains OF 1-s to 4 "a TO 1 7-Sc
compared with the previous close;
provisions were easy with these un-
prevailing over such a wide territory,
bulls In the wheat pit took advant-
age of the situation TO force prices
higher and shorts covered freely, thus
augmenting bullish sentiment The
July delivery manifested the greatest
sertngth and at one time the price of
that option was up 3-Sc, compared
with the previous close. The first car
OF No. red wheat reached Chicago to-
day. 1t came from Southeastern IL
iinois and sold at $1.24 per bushel. Lee
in the day, there was considerable Sc
ing OF July and buying of September
by leading holders OF the former OPP
ton. AS a result prices reacted con
day July SOLD between s1.1S and $1.1s,
The feature OF trading in the corn
pit was active buying OF the Septem
Der delivery by leading bulls resulting
from the price OF that option advancing
s-s from yesterdays final figures.
July delivery was comparatively quiet
today owing to light offerings. The
cash grain was again in strong de-
mand with prices up I cent and sales
toda aggregated nearly 205.0o0 bush
ais offerings from the country were
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MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
tThs quotations are corrected daily Il
The Advertiser.)

tThe quotations are corrected daily fol
The Adysrtiser) o..u.-...
MEAL-standard W. O. IS ib. sacks 92C
hnehei; cream Peerless CSC bushel.
ole; prime l2@1sc; fancy 14@16c; pea.
berry 2hc: old government Java 27Q32c
Arbucklss $l7: os. basis per case: prims
Mocha and Java Blends 25@35e.
CHEESE-Fun cream daisies 10000
Notwithstanding. standard sac; fancy
FLoUR-Fancy. nominal; straights Sc 81
BTARcH-corn 7@loc; standard goods
Psari 4hc; gloss lump 4%c; nickel goods
RIcE-Extra fancy head 7A@sc; fancy
I head e& @7Ae; broken 81 9shc; Japan
sxLT-Liverpo0l $40; Virginia bUo
yIND DoIlA4Rss gallon aoSsoc; 49,.
se; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit &c carton soc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hzon ts.4o@sOi
Y Mustard SO. IS; Imported oil key open
MoLxssEs~oeorsia Cane bbL. s5c gal
case: gallons; per case $3.50 prime cen;
MAPLE sYRUP-'Los Cabin" brand. q
quarter gallons IS so per case.
BACON MEArs~c1ear I ribs s1s 4Os47n;
extra ribs 13.40@4TM
LARD=Hog compound s%c; fancy hos
Enowdrift eMc; Snow-white s%c; Flake
white sMe: standard cotton oil lard shc.
DRY SALT MEATs-Dry salt ribs
/. SIC .47h OFT; dry salt cut ribs s12 .22h.
BREAKFAST BACON-l8A 924c.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
CORN cIToPs-Per bu.. IS y @s2Mc.
CORN-white from store s2903c; mixed
a03c less.
HAY-Timothy, choice per ton sal; No /
ner ton s19: Alfalfa per ton s2S; johnson
kRaes per ton S134t14.
q CATE--WhIte from store. dray lots SIC.
BRAN-Per ton t2s. shorts $50.
GRIT9Eper Dbl 80; per sack 81. rs
Cotton seed and Products
COTTON EHED-sls per ton
MEAI-choice S24. firm: prime IN per
cent. per ton S24; prime cake per ton S21
LINTERS-Per ID gao.
OII-car lots prime crude basis per ID
i-3c; basis refined.
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rEw ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. La, July 10.--Cotton
ekots steady at an advance Of is cent.
Mfdd1ing II 5-Is. sales were 1.oz5
na1ee on the spot ana 500 to arrive.
q Futures opened steady. to y points
above the close yesterday as result
o. higher temperatures and no rain
67so buliish and this aided in sending
the market up to higher levels. More
er less sensational reports TO the ef-
1ect that there was marked deterior-
fhe Intensely hot weather In that state
we're freely circulated, and these serv-
u TO bring about another big advance.
liverpool was que about unchanged
roints, new high levels having been
Experienced. Liverpool cables stated
that bad crop news was being receiv-
- FRO mail sections and that shorts
had marked effect ON the local future
market AS resuff, much business
was put through and although there
we're realizing sales. the market ABB
manner that October contracts work
"a up as high as 1913 and March SOLD
III high as 1854. At the close which
was steady, the market was IL to 1900
Marked gains have been shown by
MI options during the week which
closed steady. The hrst day OF the
week found the market In a healthy
condition and bullish sentiment pre-
Dominating after heavy advances had
been scored on the very bullish bureau
report on the last market day of the
week preceding. The advance had only
been started, however for more bull
1sh crop advices began to come In
from Texas each day ana with few
bearish factors to check the upward
tendency of the market, gains were In
wariab1y scored.
At the close today the market was
"a to 80 points higher than at the
close on the last market day last
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Pressure Is highest this morning over the
middle Atlantic and New England coasts.
and ranges relatively high over southwest
ern Nebraska, and along the North Pacific
coast. Depressions. or disturbances, are
noted in New Mexico. Utah, Northern Mon
tana, and north of the Lake region. The
temperature changes have. as rule, been
immaterial. except in western New York
and northern Utah, where rises of from to
10 degrees have occurred. Within the last
"a hours heavy rains have occurred In
southwestern Nebraska. central western Mis-
sissippi, southwestern Alabama, extreme
south eastern Georgia, and In Northern Flor
ida. Noteworthy rainfalis were reported as
follows: North Platte, 2.3A inches; Vicks-
burg, l.12 inches; Jacksonville, 1.92: Lake
City, Fla, 2.30; Madison and Tallahassee.
each 2.20: and waycross 1.52. Unsettled
the next SO to as hours with local rains
tonight or Sunday. There will be no mate
rial change in temperature.
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LONDON srocus


In nohQon July 10.-With me exca,.t
"mri., ihFestnent business I'm eiit adead OF
waa1 Inc markets generally d.rtnr Sc Sc
sIrbtIn na , been duh and uninteresti5v 'n ae
The iower ranges in values. at
.ha ne release OF dividend money aar,,. A.,
s .1.9 week brought consols and enioptsi IN
, as.es INTO renewed demand and H. Seu-
sn res ana Russian and Japanese bonds " s1
saSsedp approach Of the settlement SoMeSer
ana the market closed dull Ho,,'a isv ss
q, S ano. We're weak on fears of a coal strihs
ienceS S', : CIV while the mining section expero
Paris 10000 good deal Of realizing, largely on
F@ ~, account prior to the carry-oyer va
pialnono shares however, resisted the do
preston, some good buying appearine On
prospects OF better dividends. y"
Mexcan rails rose rapidly eariy in tha
week on the negotiations for a merger ~
the Mexican Southern with the Meyicsn u,
Hailway Company, but this deal falling
through; values reiapsed again
american securities were dull ana besi
tatlng throughout the week, although some
strength appeared early ON buying in an
ticipation OF a good crop report, but heavi-
ness developed later under bear pressure
and after moderate and Irregular move
ments. values finished two points higher to
two points lower than last Saturday
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ANOTHER DULL DAY
LOCAL sPOr COTTON sHowMD NO
ACTIVITY.
Futures stial Rnnnsng High, MahinG
an Advnnee Of rs Points Owes
Fridays C1sse--Weather Con.
Attaons Net no Coed.

Good middilng. :. .......isi-sc
strict middiing.. :. ..;iai-Ac
Middiing.. :. ........' ixe,
Low middling.. >. ..-.l b-so.
The local spot cotton market closed
the week yesterday with another very
dull day, as not o single bale OF the
staple was offered by any OF the local
holders. During the week. however,
several hundred bales were turned loose
and the stock in this city Of unsold
cotton was greatly diminished.
Cables were very. strong yesterday
and the cotton market opened several
Of the continued extremely high tenn
peratures in Texas. The weather con-
ditions stoo, were not 30 good ana THIS
also had Its effect on the market. The
and and closed the Week end very strong,
and as one man put 1t, The bulls had
July futures opened about six points
np of the pniish a Support slim
ulated by the various causes. 1t ad-
vanced all day, closing at 1885, or an
Is point advance over the evening be.
fore. October cotton likewise o I,eaed
at 12.<2. gain OF IL points over Fri
days close.
Liverpool, due unchanged on July to
2 points higher on later months; OPEN ZEN
lower on late. It closed Irregular at
an advance of points. Spots were
steady with sales estimated at about
The weather conditions were not SO
good yesterday. as showers occurred
generally throughout the belt, except
in Texas, where rain Is badly needed
according to the reports. indicata9 ions
more showers for Georgia. Mississippi
Alabama and the Carolinas.
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NEW YnRK norroxr

or new YORK, July 1o.-The cotton market
xith I'LL atm AZ an advance OF s@12 points
btsh inost ~ the active months making new
h,,ii rscoreas Tor the season on continued
mi MI. support and covering due TO higher
favorable views OF the weather situation
sna punish weekend figures. ReaIisinT
eon'nuea cry heavy and the market reacted
s - ~ i've points from the top but remain
"a very steady during the middle OF the
mhiotnlng with prices some 7@s points net
Is, Inc market closed firm with
neceipts At the ports today $500 bales
s Es ssso last week and s,oss last year
last week and 255o4 last year
Loaays receipts at New Orleans 2231
pales. against 3o4 last year and at Houston
is5 bales, against S34 last year
Futures opened and closed firm:
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DISTRICT AVERAGES.

T. indicates in appreciable rainfall. sFor
yesterday. tFor "a hours ending 8 am. 18th
meridian time.
Hote.--The average maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made up at each center from the actual
number of reports received. The state of
weather" is that prevailing at time OF OBJ
serVation.
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Manchester, July I0-The sharp rise IN
cotton had the effect of making buyers
anxious to place their orders on the cloth
market during the week the previous
basis of values but manufacturers refused
to negotiate except at advanced prices.
Business therefore was small and confined
to Immediate delivery from old stock.
Yarns the week were quoted " to y
short time while lessening the production
being offset by sharp rise in the raw
material.
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= trfns more frse rhs market closed
strong with prices i-yo1-t to 7-o1 10
ao oss vss ses A. mai ng~ses with
wheat and corn. The price OF cash
oats advanced ! cent on light receipts.
The market closed arm with prices un-
changed to 1-s@i-tc higher.
Hight and sentiment In the PIT was
bearish owing 20 poor cash demand
and decline .yf 8 cents IN the price
OF live hogs rricee 1t the close were
yesterdays hnsi quotations.
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Section Dire
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

St. Louis, July 10-Wheat excited, higher.
track No. red cash 81 20QS1.21; No. 2
red $1.2lq22; No. hard Si.1s@26; July
1.14@A; Sept $1.09h
Corn higher; track No. cash 72hc: No.
white Tie; July me; September eec.
oats higher; track No cash 53c nominal;
No; white 56hc; July 4sc; September
42%c.
Lead dull s4.22h spelter dull IS. 20.
Chickens 13c springs 16 al so; turkeys lie
ducks &c; geese &c.
Butter firm; creamery 21h 925c.
Eggs steady 1so.
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CHICAGO LAVE srnCK.


New York. July lo.--The dry goods mar
vanoes asked are being, paid and conscrva-
tive purchases are being made. Cotton yarns
show a broadening in the demand. Fine cot
ton goods have been ordered well for spring
Linen buyers have been active in the mar
ket. BurIap purchases were larger during
the week A fair initial increase in goods
market has been booked by large corpora
tions handling staples.
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Des Moines. Ia. July 1o.--Maurice
Lynch. aged 81, well known among the
sporting fraternity, referee of the first
wrestling match between Farmer
Burns and Frank Gotch. died here to-
day. ..sas+.ss,-.
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New York, July 10.-The metal market
were quiet as usual int he absence OF ca
bles.
Copper was unchanged with lake quoted
at Sl3 20 $50; eIectrolytic 2.75QS13. 90
and casting at $i2.62h @S7H.
Lead was dull at 81. IS 440.
Spelter $4,000.
Iron was steady at recent prices.
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Within the last "a hours heavy rains have
occurred in extreme southeastern Georgia,
In northern Florida, central western Missis-
sippi, and in extreme southwestern Ala
bama elsewhere In the cotton belt light
scattered showers have occurred except In
the Galveston district where the weather
has continued fair.
p H. SMYTH.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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SELMA COTTON MARKrr.
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. July 1o-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week Give
more than the requirements for the 26 Der
cent. reserve. This Is a decrease of $24Ss,-
10 In the proportiOnate cash reserve as
compared with last week.
The atatemenf FaIloua.
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Liverpool. July Io.-CiosinS: spot cotton
dull; prices points higher:
American middiing fair AZ
iaNhh6 g. 30
-. -. '''' ..'' '.s.., ....6.16
0onA arSis '''' ...' .. .... ......s. 80
oAoiH0iy 6.34
or1Tlhary 80 -. -. ....6.ss
The sales of the day were 5000 bales Of
ana included 400 American. Receipts 900
bales including 1.4oo American.
lar:
III, 49, go 800 ...s......6.6 81
August September -. 6bbk
September October -. -. "a
October-November $50 49, a 6ek
November December s az
December-January 80, ~ az
January February -. 49,. 49,. AZ
February-March - 80. q as
March-April 80. -. -. sSs
,aAay 80. '..s ...s... IS. IS
80 80, - '''' ...ss. ..6.4s
SatS NIB
July-August. 1900. -. -. .647
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iF1ood Gage Ch'ngl Rain
1StagslReads "a fall.
STATIONS; il anil hrs, {
Kissing. Failing.
RIVER FORECASTS

The upper Coosa win fall; the lower Coo
sa will rise during the next "a to IS hours.
The Alabama will continue to rise during
the next IS hours.
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vt. Louis. July i0.-F1our: old scarce, and
lower. red winter patents 50. 4b075; extra
fancy and straight ss.soQss.sog hard win
ter clears s4.16075.
Hay firm: timothy s1a@tIs: prairie $40
Whiskey 81 Al.
Pork steady: tobhinE $40. Be
Lard lower: prime steam $11 .4a055.
Dry salt meats higher; boxed extra shorts
11c; clear ribs lac: short clears 12Mc.
Bacon higher boxed extra shorts 13c:
lear ribs lac; short clears 1870.
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

Montgomery, Alabama. for the "a hours
ending at s a. m. 18th meridian time,
Saturday, July 10, 1909.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July IO.-Fiour receipts 17,7TS;
exports 9s7. Quiet; Minnesota patents 1875
@$6 SO; Minnesota bakers So 30@6O; winter
patents Sc. so " Sc. IS; winter straights 80 20
a 60; winter extras 81. So q So 10; winter low
grades $4.75@$5.6O; Kansas straishts $3.50
wheat receipts 5000; exports lss.o1s.
Spot firm; No. red old 81 40 nominal ele-
and fob afIoat; No. Northern Duluth old
81. 37% nominal fob afloat; No. hard WIN
ter old 81. seA nominal fob aflost' owing
ter wheat States, the wheat market was
strong and active this morning closing v a
s Sc lowe Sissy 1Y closed 81 is%: December
s1.1s% @17%; closed Sill; May closed
Corn receipts 1850. spot firm No 2 old
7sbc; elevator and Use fob afIoat; No. 2
new csc: winter shipments; option market
was without transactions, closing y @ Nc net
higher; July closed TING Sept closed 7sAc
December losed 66Mc.
Oats: receipts 21.s5o; spot quiet: mixed
oats 26Q32 lbs SIC nominal; natural white
20 @s2 lbs. san ss5se; clipped white S4@4S
'0i Hay S1g firm; No. 75@soc; good to choice
Hides quiet; BOgOta 2l@2ac; Central
american Tee.hnr steady; acid 2sQ2sc.
Wool steady; domestic fleece So S7c.
Beef steady; family s14gSl46o; mess sid
81 81 S.s ss s1, hams india sa.S
,se cut 'pi %sssS hams hams iaS q isc; $500. .,,
horeiv steady; continent sic 80; South
america si3; compound Y Csc.
pork firm; family s:dSS2S snort clears
s21 pS23 mess So. is q &22.
Cotton seed oil barely steady prime erp a 1e
nominal; do yellow 5.6SQ7b; Sept. s's6V
Petroleum steady; refined New York
So 40: Phiiadelphia and Baltimore $685.;
VI pos,p nuiet: strained common to good
So, IL. Turpentine steady 4s1sc. .o.
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra SQe%c;
MoIasses steady: New orleans open kettle
good to choice 2sQ42o. 49,, q .oan.
centrifugal 9e-test 3 92Qs5; molasses sugar
Refined steady: No. 6 4.S5; No I q 80;
No 3 4,25; No. o a 20; No. 10 Is: No. II
4 10; No. IL 4.o5; No. IS 4 90; No: - 4'oo,
Confectioners A 4;sS; mould 49,. s.SO; S Gu!
loaf 5.65: crushed 500; powdered f'S"'
9ranulate ed ass; Cubes 5 10.
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lnCfSAee X-DeCrea80.
The percentage Of actual reserve Of the
cent. ~.
The statement OF the banks and trus,
companies Of Greater New York not report
ing to the clearing house shows that these
$50, l03.500; total cash on hand 3152 800
and loans amounting to S1179,74T 500,
The Financier will say;
The statement Of the Associated Banks of
July 10. disclosed approximately what had
previously been figured namely, q gain of
y6,416. 400 in cash, q decrease of g9l65, 500
in loans. decrease Of $4.36s, 900 in deposits
ana gain in reserve OF $8,s2s,400.
The decrease in loans followin gthe the
previous weeks contraction was due to the
adjustment of July dividend operations and
the gain in cash came both from the inte-
rior movement and from transactions with
the sub-treasury. Remittances from the in
terror continue rather heavy but there IL a
gradual falling off due to the normal re-
qulrements OF this season and the current
will soon be turned in the other direction
because Of crop requirements. Reserve re-
decrease in deposits. thus accounting for the
expansion OF nearly 81, 000, 900 In reserve.
The surplus above the rs per cent. mini
mum L. now $3402s, 500.
companies in Greater New York not report
ing to the New York clearing house showed
q moderate increase OF s2.720.7OO In loans
a gain of about 41.250.Oo0 in cash and an
increase Of ss,s12.0oo in oct deposits. It is
quite likely that the first call for govern
ment deposits amounting to 80. 900. 900 which
amount is payable on and after July is,
Will be reflected in the next statement and
since under ordinary requirements the bulk
OF payments will be through the sub-treas-
ury at New York. the exchange may well be
shown in a moderate decrease Of surplus
at this center.
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New Orleans July 1O.-Recepts So barrels
rosin: no turpentine.
Exports for Liverpool 100 barrels risin
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MO Pacific Is :. .......... -. =. SO
N. Z. Central gen ans 80. -. s2h
=, 40: uep. IS '.'..:.. -. .... 20 %
Norf West. LIST con. As 400
do CIV. As 9Sh
Northern Pacific Is .l02 Is
do. 80 -. -. :. 73X
oregon short Line rfds. As :. ........ ssE
Penn. CIV. 3hs 1915 80. E, 80. -. 9Th
Penn. con. As -. -. go. 80. 104h
Reading gen. Is -. -. $50. 100 y
st. L. & S. F. fg As :. ........ SIN
do. gen. IS -. -. -. 80 y
st. l.. S'west. con. As -. .... s...... 79h
do. LIST gold As -. -. %
seaboard AR Line As -. -. ...... So u
Southern Pacific col As -. -. -. 1914
do. CIV. As 80. 80. 80. ....104h
do. list ref. Is 80. 20 y
Southern Ry. 5s ....-.ll2 ~
do. gen rs -. 49, S5 y
Union Pacific IS -. 80. 80 $500 Tvs 70
DO. CIV. IS :.'' 80. .'.' ''''ld
do. LIST ref. As. 99A
u. 3. Rubber IS 100 u
U. S. Steel I'd IS .... So. ..lO5 y
v. C. Chemical IS ........ 9SA
WABASH ISL 0s '''' s'''''AtS
do. LIST & ext. As .... g
Western Nd. As 80. -. 80. $3.50 Soh
West'h. Electric CIV. IS .... $500. -
Wisconsin Central As .... sb%
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ed steady at unchanged prices which were
rather better than due on the decline OF =
franc at Havre. A clearance OF $500 bags
was reported from Havre to New York
presumably for delivery on July contracts
here and month shorts were less urg-
ent buyers These positions were well sus-
tanned however, while late months seemed
a shade easier in the late trading, the
close being steady. net unchanged to five
points lower with June showing net loss.
sales were reported of $3.50 bags, includ-
ing July at I. ob; August s Is; December
5. 5Oi March 5Ps and May $50.
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Savannah. July 10--Turpentine firm 441h
g47c; sales 1902; receipts 1856; shipments
46.
Rosin firm: sales 1913; receipts 2.2ss;
shipments 1855: stock 1881, quote: B
80. 759s7h; D 50 l0@15; e SO. SIS @sAg r
Ss.75 q sS.s2h9s5; II t4.12h0l5;
81 27h: X $3.50: M $40; S51594O;
Wa as 80: WV IS Sb
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NEW oRIEANs spor CovroS.

New Orleans. July I0.-Cotton, spots wer,
steady. Sales on the spot l.02ks to arriv
Recsipts 2.as5: stock 1874.
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A traveller from Rockdale, Tex.
wires: High temperatures continue,
ding badly, deteriorated very much
past ten days. Drought destroyed all
prospects for large crop, many sections.
as.
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Montgomery, July 10. 1909.
Wind Rain State Of Weather
Time Temp Ipr. hr. In al and direction OF
lloothsl Wind.
TAM. "a 81 -4s ! Cioudy-Nw.
7p.m.l 10 10 cloudy-N.E.
lam z 81 T cleady-Eas.;
Maximum temperature for day. 81 deg.
Minimum temperature for day, 70 deg.
Average temperature for day, 76 deg.
Normal temperature for day. 81 deg.
Aceumui. excess since Jan. /, 222 deg.
Az. relative humid. for day. IS per ct.
Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 47.52 Inches.
RIVER BULLETIN.
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NAVAL STORES.
Charleston, July 10-Turpentine and ros
in unchanged.
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Following are some Texas tempera-
ture records yesterday: Cuero, Dublin.
Luling, Mexia. Quanah. Houston. Abe
line, San Antonio, Taylor, 100; Henri
eta shsrman, Temple. Wsco' H Wssather-
Brentwood, Corsicana. Lampasas, Par
is, Waxahachie. 104; Greenville, Long
view, 106.
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saies High Low-lclos-
ss. est. n lns
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Memphis, Tenn, says: Topographic
reports from leading ginners of Texas
received this morning show North and
East Texas counties that produced 970,-
600 bales last year have good crop. but
needing rain; section producing 200, 200
bales fair condition, need rain badly.
ton, blooming at top and shedding.
Rain now will not do much good. Hot
winds will surely develop In few
days which will damage the entire
m ark al In
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11

Reports from Texas say that cotton
is badly in need of rain, and that the
plant has stopped growing on ac-
count OF the lack OF moisture.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11

THE WEATHER.
United States Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Local Observation
Csutral Time.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11

Exporters say that Europe is now
bidding more generally for cotton.