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Notice.

Any person selling or giving any
intoxicant to Oscar Baker viii be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law.
CLIP BAKER, Brother.
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Judge Alcorn. of the Lincoln cour-
ty bar, should have no trouble about
his bond. II there is anything in a
name.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-30

Most any man would consent to b
deposed, II he was given an annuit,
of several hundred thousand dollars
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-30

The Nashville woman, who shot
her recreant affinity. may now claim
relationship by consanguinity.
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Don't miss the cut-rate sale OF
plants at Brunson's greenhouses Ia
Rowlandtown
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ANKLE SrRAPs

The latest style Summer slippers
for Misses and Children. both tan
and black at Cochran Shoe Co.. BID
broadway.
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Brunson's cut-rate sale OF plants
at their greenhouses In Rowland
town Is now on
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WE HAVE THEd.

Ankle Strap Pumps for Misses,
Children and Infants. The latest and
best at Cochran Shoe Co.. BID Broad-
way.
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neautIfr PaaIncnh.

AZ Brunson's cut-rate sale Of plants
you can get many plants for little d
money. ~
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Just as big crowds seem to wal
for election returns in Holland as IL
this country.
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Personally appeared De1ore me tnis
April 2, 1909, r.. d. MacMillen, busi-
ness manager OF The Sun, who al
firms that the above statement OF
the circulation OF The Sun for the
month OF March. 1909, Is true to the
best Of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken 90.
MY commission expires January
10, 1912.
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Brunson's eut-rate sale Of plants
at their greenhouses in Rowland.
town is now on.
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Beautify Paducah.

AT Brunson's cut-rate sale OF plants
you can get many plants for little
money.
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If IT'S ONLY A HEADACHE
Why Cornelisons Headache Liver Pills
viii cure that 10 cents. Guaranteed
by all druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-30

The climate of western Kentucky
suffers none by comparison.
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Daily Thought.

A mans religion never dies SO long
as he uses the golden rule in measur-
ing his actions.
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Won nnN-r nAvr mn wArr

Every dose makes You feel better Lax-
10 keeps your whole insides right
Sold on the Money Back plan every
where. Price soc.
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These are only special and
premiums Call or telephone your orders.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14
NEW YoRK rorro~

New York. May 1s.-Today.s cotton mar.
ket was rather less active than yseterda -
ana somewhat regular but the ton. VIA
urn IN tue main and most positions made
NV hi6n records for the season The closa
na.s, ieverish At net advance Of sd
The market opened steady n, an .av.,o.
OF l@f points in spite OF disappoin,ing I.iys
xx.pooi cables and futures and after so,,,e
little hesitation advanced SHARPLY On a re
newea demand from outside sources asrres-
sIse ouiI support and covering by recent
81 n t tSs q r Turn. Large spot sales report
p.ashts OF dry weather from the southwe est
ana reports OF n better spot demand In tba
south seemed TO be encouraging the express
son OF puiiish sentiment and while there
ths ms srE nsasy rsaiizing on scale UP.
s9lo points on active months At this
ieyeI oLteripgs became still heavier
Frces eased off lo@12 points from the
top put was noted that the trading be-
zane quiet around the closing figures Of
iast nlght and the market soon steadied ow-
ing to the replacing OF long lines which
had been sold out on the earlier bulge a
renewal OF support from some OF the leading
bulls and covering by scaiping shorts
onoer the impulse OF this buying ana in
spot demand from various points in the
south the market sold a shade over the high
point OF the morning on some months ruI-
ING at one time about s@1s points net
nlsneI The close was only q shade off
Receipts at the ports TODAY 13O42 balas
against 1908 last week and s,2s7 last year
Fer the week 100000 bales aRainst ia, sef
iass week and 5o.sos last year.
Todays receipts at New Orleans 1,745
bales. against f46e last year
Futures opened steady and closed fever
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THE STOCK MARKET

New York. May 1.-THE largest part Of
Inc tlss snaes In stccks today was made a,
reasons for the selections was obscure. 50
far as any authentic news was concerned
There was cleud q rumors in circulation
The anthrseite group amongst the railroads
.spposisioh permitted that that somsshins was was
to X. Tss fsors. q rumors
were that the coal mining properties would
be ssearated from the railroads and n some
ers. While this action was supposed TO be
In consequence Of the supreme Court tdecls-
in fact exempted the roads from the obii-
and caused eseirsd ADVANCES in the prices Of
taEs 20 those companies OF this privilege.
the special attention given TO Delawart
and HUDSON gave rise to rurnor that y
in particular way. owing TO the broad
scope OF the charter privileges. The asser:
Hudson dividend was Imminent was met
with the explanation that this company de-
s ella : full ye.r,s dividend In December
sion for q decision on the subject earlier
Chalmers preferred. there came a diselaim..
reports Of Intended assumptions at an early
day. The speculative sentiment was ting
e. more Or Les. With suspicion BY these ss.
Of some Of the market movements.
The Rock Island demonstration was at
trlputed to the recent return from q foreisn
trip Of one OF the capitalists most prominsn.
which have moved In response to the sup
posed resumption Of stock market activity
BY this interest The upward start in the
by amy special news. This, coupled with
that In Rock Island gave an appearance Of
favor for the low price stocks, which awak-
ened some sympathetic movements In other
stocks: Reasons Of Rlnd 70 appeal princi-
orators are seen TO have played q large part
in the days market. The general tone was
firm but the movement was narrow.
Prices gave way at the last after hold
wards. but met selling pressure again, such
has been In evidence In those stocks for some
time past The news with most bearing
on the prospect for affairs came from the
were reported with greatly, increased prom
ises for the rapid progress Of the crops
Inc reviews by accepted authorities OF
iron. and steel trade, Conditions were re-
dent feeling that has been growing UP con-
corning the outlook there. Reports Of ne
gotiations for further large exports of gold.
both to Paris and to South America were
change rate was III m and private discount
rates rose both In London and Paris The
time money market here was reported tri-
fle easier without any auotable change in
view of the Suspicious signs IN the market
was exemplified again in the way, in which
price. gave way at the end Of the day, and
Bonds were firm Total sales par value
ss,s12.ooo. United states bonds were un-
changed on call.
CLOSING STOCK LIST.
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cxrcAao oaxls AND raoDocr.

Chicago. Nav i5.--fStefsst of trsdsrs IN
The wheat pis On the board Of Trade again
q. 10y e :ss q. s.s ssss
ss,ss z sss s ss s''
es :ss sss ss.s firm % s
me r.SSri. e .s.s y K.ass. :na N:sr. :.
curb before me opening q n. wheat mar.
drousht Ia thcss states had been relieved 70
ss ~.s avn ws.s 2 trains Sssa" an
10. compared wIsh the previous close. July
S SSssss ~Sscn - pr.d,csed sScxsfs
sns t sSs &: pis
suit ssssir mem 's VI. aseisedis heavy during
the first half Of the session.
. s q ss' Fl; & Y: rs h $Sds sS.
ment IN the pit veered somewhat and offer
inss became lee. free. resulting IN grad
partly P, 70 IN y ossrsoa o.
crop GRO il Missouri our an improved demand for
served 70 ersats . better fseiins. 4 feature
IN the cash situation, which was freely com.
mented upon. and which undoubtedly na .a
reported Tor today. while the estimate for
tomorrow. showed absolutely no wheat In
rsseRsd AZ 81. isx. Prices p ssssed somewhat
from the top on profit taking. but the
close was about steady. with July at
Sut Developed material strength during the
Which hs va. o. ssssi s sSsssn
Snn.s q s q sss ~
OFFERINGS from the country. During the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14
A NEW HIGH PRICE
JULY FUTURES REACH HEIGHT OF
1857.
Notwithstanding che Advance, the Cot
ton Market Was ~ q Standstil1,
Not Q ssne Betnw Re-
corded.

A new high price record was es-
taolished In the cotton market for the
s ssse sy.yns sy ,s wSfs s rsass the fSs
Wednesdays close. With the bull III
arnture. which has been anoat In such
ar with the distressing Texas reports.
II was natural to expect that sharp
advance was coming.
NotwithstandinE the raet that the
local spot cotton market was at a
standstill. with not much cotton ofier-
ed and not a single sale recorded The
stock Of the. fieecy stapie in Mont.
ne s remnant. which Is 'ieft. Is in the
hold on to II. for higher prices. As
now now m IN tR Rs' local cotton market are
coming In homeopathic desea."
morning unbalanced g rour points
NADER nisas n a"0 i hish rse es Futures in
Ave points lower than due. but recoy /.
cred quickly on shs ma am .s,nsS aS 81
English points the last hour. spot
prices were six points higher. and sales
very large at about i2.ooe bales.
After the rapid pace the cotton mar /,
was inclined to be quieter yesterday
morning and still very nervous and
feverish, with signs OF builish activity.
The bull fever Is spreading and no set
back of Importance IL looked for, un-
Il Texas Aass good general not rams, 70 70
toward still higher price level and
eleven cents before the week is over.
weather conditions and prospects
are good. Generally fair and warmer
weather In the Central ana Eastern
States while cloudy weather prevails
in the West Indications are for COM
tinued fair weather In Central and
Atlantic states. with showery weather
A local planter, who has owned lands
in Texas for the past twelve years.
Just returned yesterday from O trip
to that State and reports that things
are In a very bad shape out there. lac
stated that not one-Quarter OF the state
has had rain Of any consequence, since
last November. Private reports from
Texas still continue buliish and there
Is no doubt that the crop. conditions
In that State are the underlying cause
In the Central States and this I'M
mediate vicinity the weather hasIoeen
very favorable for the new crop. AL
though up to date II has been little
cool yet II has been hne weather to
work the crop. Yesterday, however,
was an IDEAL cotton day. Through
all this section most of the cotton il
already to q stand. while part OF II
has also been chopped and swept ur.
The stands are very healthy and some
of them have Ave or six leaves already.
what liz most essential now liz the cor.
tinuance Of the hot days and nights
and a dry May.
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LONDON WOOL. AucrroN,

london. May 13.--The offerings Mt the
local wool auction sales today amounted 10
lS.StS bales. mainly eros breds which were
can buyers Merinos were firm with the
exception Of the heavy sorts American
Today's sales follow:
New South Wales. $500 bales; secured
i0Nd@1s ND: greasy sdm1s Sd.
Quefnsland 500 hales: secured ia AkdH
IL 10hd: greasy Shdal1kd
greasy 9d6ls md
lava.
West Australia 400 bales; greasy eda1s
2hd
Tasmania 800 bales: greasy sHdm1s ID.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal goo bales,
secured Is hd@ls I'd: greasy sd61lMd
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META LMARKErs.

New York, May 1s.-London tin market
was lower today with spot quoted at fisi
LIS % and futures at f132 us ed. Locally,
s s. market was weak and lower also with
Copper was about Is "a lower in London
with spot quoted at $50 and futures at is9
lSs Sd The local market was quiet but
pnchanEed with lake quoted at ei3. 1aH a
~ eiectroiytlc at s12. 75@$i3; and cast
inEs at si2,s2h @77m
Lead was lower at fi3 Is Sd In London.
Locally the market was STEADY ana nm
ehanTed at 81. a0@sS ~"
spelter was unchanged at E2i ITs sd In
at IS. 0sh @O7k s''~~s
Inc London iron market was lower with
cleveland warrants quoted at ais lOHd
Ihe local market was UNCHANGED No 1
FOUNDRY northern is quoted at $1,000; No.
2 at SIS rs @ SIS. Is: No / Southern ana No.
i Southern soft at SI5.75@S16
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4 New Orleans, May ts.-Spot cotton steady
11cnanked. middiing 1okc sales on the
spot AIS bales. to arrive LOO ~
Futures opened steady at an advance OF
TWO points In spite OF an unfayorabie mar
ket An accumulation over night Of buying
rather nee offerings from profit takins
longs. Selling became very free toward
noon and under Il prices fell to q level 80 &
points below yesterdays closing.
In the afternoon prices braced up again
On the continued dry weather In Texas and
new nigh levels for the season were estab-
li<ned, July going up to 81. At the high
est the active months were eos points
ever yesterdays final quotations and IL q Il
points above the lowest levels today. The
ctosinE was firm at a net advance Of Z
az points.
Cotton futures eIoseA firm
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okInhoma om and Gns.

sapulpa, okla, May IA party OF
Plttsburg and Chicago capitalists, who
have been investigating the oil situa-
ton in this section for the past few
days, left today for Bartlesville. James
r. Gufsy, the well-known hnancier,
heads the party. 1t Is believed that
the movement indicates a plan to pipe
oil and gas from oklahoma through
Texas on a large scale. as an effort to
obtain such a concession is now being
made at Washington.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

st. Louis. May 1s.--FTour steady; red win
ter patents 80 .so9S7 90: extra fancy and
81. 6o@St.s0.
Hay firm: timothy s12. 50 otis; prairie
Whiskey 81. 3Sh.
Iron cotton ties SOC.
Begging 7 i-1sc.
Hemp Irvine 7c.
Pork steady: tohbing IT'S
Lard higher: prime steam $40 .42K 6s2Is
Dry salt meats higher; boxed extra shorts
lie: clear ribs lie: short clears 11Mc.
Bacon higher: boxed extra shorts 12c:
clear ribs ice; short clears 12Rc.
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DISTRICT AVERAGES.

r Indicates InappPeeiabls RAINFALL sFoE
yesterday. 3For ~ hours audtnR ana. Tbth
meridian time.
Note--Ths average maximum and mini
mum tenn perntuFeD and the average rainfall
are made up ct each center from tha actual
number Of reports received. The 'statA OF
weather. u that prevailing 80 time Of Oh
alton
REaGAkKR.
Temperatures are slightly higher IN all
except the Charieston district. Rainfall was
q E. c. HORTON.
Asst, Observer. Weather Bureau, 70
Temporarily in charge.
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New York. May 13.-Money on call IN .
per cent; ruling rate . per cent; closing
bid Il per cent. offered at IN per cent .
Time loans a shade easier; sixty days
cent. six months az per cent.
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Liverpool. May l5.-Closing: wheat spot
No. red western winter nominal Futures
steady; July SIS fi%d; Sept. SIS $50: Dec.
Corn spot strong: new American mixed
via Galveston IS 5%d, Futures quiet; July
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COTTON GOSSIP.
Ideal cotton day yesterday.

Ideal cotton day yesterday
over the favorable weather for tbs.
new crop.
Stand all through this section look
The cotton stock In this city is get
ting very low, consequently sales are
not rapid with the advance In the
Memphis reported SOC bale sale yes.
New Orleans reported. spot marke,
rather quiet also. Much looking
around with factors asking full quo
Sss'SAs Jr- y ~f.na
Greenville. s. c.. wires: Mills not
following the advance. New crop con-
ditions favorable"
New York wires: Fair weather in
dlcated for the whole belt. Each day
without rain adds to the deplorabl.
conditions In Texas. Cables not So
good"
A later wire from New Orleans
reads: "A large list Of staple Cotton
sold. making total about 400 bales
difticulty in selling the New England
mills.
Following are two wires from Tax
Ennis. Texas, says This is the six
ty--third day since we had sufficiei.t
rain to lay the dust"
Sherman. Texas. wires, Crop Eoins
back ward account cool and dry wealth.
er; conditions said to be distressing in
West and Son ~
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. May 1s.-The dry goods mar
kets remain generally quiet. Cotton goods
and yarns do not respond to the sharp ad-
vanees in the raw material. Large sales
OF printed wash goods are being made by
one company others are not pushing sales
at the low figure. Clothier's Innings for
spring Of 1910 have been opened and have
been ordered freely.
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Paris, May Ia.-Three per cent. rentes 81
francs go centimes for the account.
Exchange on London IS francs l5h cen
times for checks.
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TREASURY BALANCES,

Washington May 13.-Today's Statement
OF the treasury balances in the general funt
shows.
Gold coin and bullion .... ....t t392,54'
GOtd certtficates 5f,bO.ys'
Available cash balance 49,. l22. l5S. go
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Floodl Gage tch'nsl Rain.
1tagelReadsi - | fall
@TATIONg: Il anal hra
s--EisinR. x--Faliins.
RIVER FoRECAsTs.
The Coosa and the Alabama will continue
o fall slowly.


WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The atmospheric pressure is still relatively
high over the south Atlantic states and In
the gulf region. but in all other sections of
the country, except the north Pacific coast,
II u comparatively low. new area OF
low pressure made It's appearance on todays
map, being central over Montana. II was
preceded by moderate precipitation In Mon
tana and the Dakotas.
Temperatures have risen In nearly all por-
tiona of the country, though the rise was
not pronounced In any locality. With the
exception OF very light rains In the Mlssou-
ri valley and upper lake region. and o local
rain at Jupiter. Fla. there has been no pre-
cipitation worthy of mention during the
past 20 hours.
The Indications are that fair and pleasant
weather will continue in this section tonight
and Friday.
COTTON REGION BUI.LETIN.
M0ntGouseTy, Ala, for the - hours enalng
at m.ua., 18th Meridian Time.
Thursday May H. 1909
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Liverpool, May 13--ciosing: Cotton spot
good business done: prices six points higher;
Ameffcan rniddiins fair 49,. ........ IS 81
1ocu miudting So. 80. ...- ..s.....5,8
A5t92tinH $50. ...s s.ss .s..ss....osB
Low miuuhng s..s ...s 80. 80. ....b.eV
Eoo4 ordinary ...s 80. ..'.o.e
RIat0Att NV
The sales OF the day were 1000 bales OF
which 1900 were for speculation and export
and included io,3 800 American.
Receipts $1,000 bales. Including 2o.7oo
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.


81. Louis. May is'-Ciose: Lead 1870;
wheat; No ? red cash 81 ss@st: May
s1.3i bid; No 2 hard SI.S2dS5; July
Si.09k: September 81. 04S.
Corn; No cash 7sh 81: July SAX @%;
bats: No. cash 5sH; July SO; Sept.
S3H: No. white sSh.
Poultry: Chickens Use; springs 2s@s5c;
turkeys iS61sc; ducks 1ohe: geese &c.
Eggs 16c.
Butter creamy 2l@2se.
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xANaAa euTY TxvE srOcK.
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL B1VMN8s
Charleston. May is.-Turpentine quiet
S7ke; sales so casks.
Rosln quiet; sales 40 barrels; Quote:
ABC S2.so@s6: d 1855; Z %. SIN cas-; r
q. se97o: @ %. IS: HI $50; K ans NJ
a. 50: " A.so9t6. oei VIC t6.ls; WV
Savannah. May 13.-spirits turpentjnfs
firm sfsc; sales 4st; receipts SOS: ship
nlents o..
Resin firm: sales also; receipts airs:
ehspments i.070; stock 110.33e Quote: b
So Do@sB; D s3.sS; e % .se4es: r "a. so@
T43z: @ e3.s6@1fM: II LEO; 50. 80: X
st.fs: n -. 50; N tt.so@e6. 90; wG IS. IL;
WV IS. ib@ss.2S.
Wilmington. May is.-epirits turpentIne
steady 3ehe; receipts 10 casks.
Resin steady - 40: receipts IS.
Tar firm 81 SO; receipts ~.
Crude turpentine firm 31.75. 32.75 and
1915: receipts II.
New Orleans, May 13-Receipts ZOE bar
reie fosin; ~ barrels turpeutine.
Exports none.
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New York May t3.-FIour receipts ia660;
sales 1900. Continues quiet at old prices
wheat receipts l2s, 400, Between lower ca
bles and reports OF more rain in Kansas the
wheat market opened generally weaker to-
vancsd NC on manipulation May si.3Gh;
July S1.ieM@ 1eh: September sf.I2M.
Rye quiet; No. western s4c fob New
Corn receipts 3.S76; steady on light re.
ceIpts and wet weather west. September
rs &c: December 6sme.
Beer steady.
Pork steady.
Lard strong; western $40. IS @so.
Sugar raw firm; fair refining 3.43; cen
trtfugaI s6-test 3.e2: molasses sugar 3.17:
refined quiet: crushed SIS; powdered 5 %
Eranulated 1. 95.
Petroleum steady; refined all, ports So. 45
cotfse quiet; No. 7 Rio sx@He; No. 4
Molasses steady: New Orleans 2sq4sc.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14
LONDON STOCKS.

London May 13.-American securities
were steady during the early trading today.
Prices were about unchanged from yester-
days New York closing.
The market strengthened in the afternoon
on New York advices, but closed irregular.
Conhols Tor money .... '....'s..' soA
49, DO. for account. ...... 80 o-ie
lillhOls Sehtrhl 80. s.s.s s''' '''' 80 =
Lou NASH. 80. go. .'... .AdS 3
southern Hy.' 800 49, '''' '''''''' 20
Bar silver steady 94Ad per ounce.
Money q @1h per cent.
Discount for short and three months olls
1 slice y per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER.
New York, May 1s.-Ciose: Prime mercan-
tile paper Sk 90 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual BUSH
ness IN bankers bills At 466 80 o 30 for sixty
day bills and at 4eT. Tk for demand.
Commercial bills ass x @4ssh.
Bar silver SAKE
Mexican dollars tsc.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14

SUGAR CURED MEATs--Hanas. medium
average ISM @iec; bacon 1s@sAAc; shout
BACON MEATs-ciear ribs sII.7S0tis:
extra ribs al. rs @eis.
lard INC: kettle rendered 1S% 6I3Nc:
snowdrift s%c; snow-white S%ei Flake
white sSc stsTaeFTq eEss0n ,s ~ r lsrd 49,
@1ii as: dry salt cut ribs 9l.60@76.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
CORN CHoPS-Per blu. 4eh 982Mo.
coRN-Whits from store s2@ssc; mixed
aQsc less, ,.hv ,ho,.. nav TN go, ~
per ton, sic; Aifalfa per ton sss; Johnson
grass phr ton e13 @SiS.
oATs-White from store, dray lots etc.
BRAN--Per ton SIS Shorts $50.
GRITg-Per Dbl $3.50: per sack 81. as.
Cotton Seed and Products.
COTTON sEED--tis per. ton.
MEAL-cholce ta+, firm: prime IN per
cen. per ton As4; prime cake Per ton t2i.
LINTERs--Per ID, t@So.
1-ec; basis refined.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-14
NEW oRLEANs sroT COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH
New Orleans May 12.-Cotton seed oil
prime refineds In barrels. per pound so
cents.