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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27
Cures HIood and Skin Disease
Eczema, Greatest Blood Puri-
fier Free

II your blood Is impure, thin. diseased
hot or full of hun ors. IL you have blood
poison. cancer, carbunkles. eat'ER
sores. scrcfua. eczems. itching, rising
ard bumps, ewellirgs Oh superatlng
sores, scabby, pimply skin, ulcet'' bone
ppins. catarrb. rheumatism. or any
blood or skin disease, take Botanic
Blood Balm (B. B. b. Soon oil sores
heal, aches ard pains stop and the
Blood Is made pure and rich. Drug
glsts or by express 81 pei large bottle
SAMPLE free Dy writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta. ga. B. b. B. is especially ad'
vised for chronic. deprecated cases OF
blood or skin diseases, as 1t cures aiter
all else fails. Nov ~ o'lN'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

Now please don't use any more old
cotto rags as covering for your jars cl
butter. YOU can get the incest oltte,
paper for this purpose, very cheap and
il looks so IL UGH better. 1t Is better
too.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

Tbeater managers estimate that
there ale about II, 900 theater attend
ants ia New York city who astenu ~
least one performance eacn "seT
throughout the season.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

"Suffered day and night the torment
of itching piles. Nothins helped ne NE,
until | used Doan's Ointn ent. IL cured
me nanentiy."-Hon. John X. Gar
rett. Mayor, (iiIard, Ala.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

American mills have enjoyed a COM
Portable trade with fhe Netherlands t9I
MANY yedrs, the volume OF when Is
next to that Of Great Britain, our larg-
est buyer IT -four.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

The age OF sheep can be told by thsi
teeth. When they are year anu d
half old they shed their two center
teetn-and two wides ones grow out III
their place.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

Those who keep their COWS tied up
all winter in a tight barn and mix
them nearly up to the tine OF caivlng,
must ot expect them to produce Sood
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

Fasten with strong strips OF nus, II
sewed on TO tie around the meek. "lue
the belly and around each hind leg.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

II calves are Dropped now, put wool:
q, Liam ets on them to guard against
sudden changes Of temperature
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27
A Guaranteod Cure for Piles

Itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protrudines
piles. Druggists are rthoriZ"r Il, ~.
mooey II PAZ0 UINlAA-N&-
faIls to cure In o TO IA days. ovc.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

JTse pieces of old WOODEN blankets
that have been washed AMI are clean oho
soft.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27

This R,n issues certificates of Deposit Payable on demandtne
70 hear interest at the of three 3 per cent per anhu
rom their date provided the money remains sixty 6o DAYS or
lOnger
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-01-27
Professional Cards

TREENLEE D. LETCHEK,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LEXINGTON, VA.
Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

New Orleans ApriI I1.--cotton seed oil. ssnts ret'ned In barrels per pound 5.6o
 ssv,.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
THE STOCK MARKET

ket today rave fsfiher evidence 'of .yrne unssttismsnt q aspseulatsys sea before and the argsmsnt ,of. the ui5- favorable beaflhk of tAs wheat mar ket situation stocks had the erect the bringing in seilinE ordsrs Part :, of market tsfore the opsnine hsrs and prices hsrA In New York ,1 opening ct ses aoncc Rsyity Sr sslSw
 The professional tradsra; on 9thc floor of the stock exchan8A worked for . reaction oni the theory that .one was due due on the tschniesl considsres,ens. risen. the building pp. of a ayninsrabie ie long intetest and the siensnts os dopbt in the outlook, As "
 .ss sss .s a ssss ssss s sss ;s: :r.s
 pearenee of support for prices had an intimidatins effect on the bears and inc spired some coyerihs of shorts on their ss d.snss rhs nss ana tes sss.sS sS s sss o s rally which ended the day. ff!sF7
 Foreisn markets were still disturbed to- so sorns ns extent sy the trouble in Fur. trouble misht isAS to < . 'S feopenins nj of Of million dollars was engaged for sx- pcrt to the Arksntine m Addition to 2 AAA.sStt 2AtS84y bSnpSAOH ISF 8uARmeuh to Brazil next week. This 6oid outgo with the constdersble syndicate opes- rations In connection with bond hotA- tions. has ied the isndsrs Of money on time 10 attempt an advance in rates of intorest. but borrowers hold on and the result fs srsst declines In the from its recent week end dspression in Central RaiIrosS 8f Nav Jersey rose ing and the coaiers generality i.The pronounesd strength in Che ccaiers .as orous rally and the stronK closing d general net gains The Quietpess of speculative sentiment ,rhe bank state. ment showed a heavy loan sxpansion both by the clearing house institutions ana the trust 3conpanics supposedly tions. - !.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value $2,610,066.~ United states s's coupon and the gs have advanced l-S per cent. on call during tne wesk.e@1
 CLOsxSo STOCK Ixsr. fe8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
CLOSING STOCK I-rsrs

Bsd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
x,u,oAco cnAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, April 11.-Fopuiar ssnns
 snt in the whsss pia supll.s Gn tas soaay and prices worked back still closer 70 .ne hirh point registered before the sen eafionai break of last .Thursday: f-1 hirher than yesterdays final quo tufions. Corn and provisions closed hrm. but oats were rather weak ,n
 Trade in the wheat pit was asasn gan of 7Iarre, proportions but no wild nuc- tuatioss in wheat prices occurred. the undertone throughout the day being one of consistent firmness. The price ol ssrs c1sh in tsis Ma country continued to move orl arl extremely high plane and the demand by the milierswas was said fo be fully up to normal despite uls prices. Foreign markets were also Strong, refiecttng the advance here yes terday, Liverpool being up I-sd to T f-4d compared with the preyio,n,s; ,,,,;sS gay sss $ of statistics on Monday, including a srnali workFs movement. liberal de- crease in the amount of wheat on pas sage. and probable large % asuhh vrshsT contributed to the upturn nere.
 The market opened strong at .gains of IA to 1 3-S cent compared Wisn sn the previous ciossi gsiy Ma opened % af 1T I-i to l.2 and September at TOT leg to e-s. Trade in the naay delivery was siack @ the greater part of the gay ana tne price of that month declined at one lime to 127. The July and September options, however, were in good de- nland all day with the exception oI . brief period at the start. when there was considerable profit taxing, which resuited fn slight reaction. The mar ket closed at almost the highest point of the day. with May at 12s 1-S. and July at 11s S-8@i-2.
 Corn for May delivery again advano- cd to new high record mark fer the season, sales being made today at ~ cents per bushel. Prices touched this point on initial transactions anu again a. few minutes before the end Of the day. Indications that local stocks Will De greatly depleted. during the next receipts and fairly liberal loadings which will go out at the opening of navigation were builish factors The price of the cash grain advanced cent at the sample tables. The mar ket closed strong with prices shade lower to 5-s@s-4 higher. During tne day May sold between e9 l-2 and 70 cents and closed at 69 7-s@70.
 Favorable conditions for the seeding Of the new crop inspired considerable selling of oats, resulting in weak stone in the future deliveries. The May option, however, manifested some firm ness owing to an advance of 1-4 to l.2 the close prices were a shade higner to 3-s cent lower Dempared with yes-'
 Provisions were firm because s of a ten cents advance in live hogs. Trade was rather light all day. Closing quo fations were to 12 1-2 cents higher s&han the previous close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

lit<ls orssno xxpstssnsnt d. fhs market. July Eslsf3h9sAi se<ptenbeF q .tth@k.
 con rsselpts sl.7so. ,:.- ,s's4 Beet taiets fsmily sis6 Bo;s meas sio. 50 . 1fatf qpisfi nsss tis 50 . ,is; family SIS 0y5o. short clear tisGsaf. LAra steadys weSttrh sto: 5o@ss. sugAs raS steady? fair refining !. IA: cen- rtfugal 9e-tsst a 3.g2; .moiasses sugar 3.1I; refined stendy crushsd s-s5; powdered s.os; .rssroIsum stssdy; refined all ports 's.t $
 coffss quiet; No, Rio skc; santos No Moiassss ussSt. New or,sans ss9xsc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
SELLING WAS FREE
xUcn COTTON ssoLp IN i!oSrcoM.
Futures n<xan 10 4 Advuncs Atsthe
 ,Openink of the Mnrket YsstsrAng
 n Ilorntne, snd Therea was . a. slight Jump. .s x;

N c
 With. .another slight, advance ip fu- lures. after the reactions opS Friqeys and with sary little cotton offertng and market ended the week with very quiet day yesterday.a @.N@
 Futures began to advance with the opening Of the market yesterday morn ing and at the close last evenings May cotton was l4 points higher than, its close on Friday evening and this ad. vance, espAeially on Saturday, indis cates a very :, strong market with a bullish sentiment.
 The turn-ovet of spot cotton during the first half of this month. and espe- efaily the first part of this week, not ony in the local market. but Afsu nt other points in Montgomsry's trade territory, such as Etifaalas Troy B6i- ma, Greenville.7 Union Springs and Ws- tumpka,.; has been ons -treHaendous scale. In the local market alone for the past two weeks an average of over 1,0u6 bales day has been released.
 Holders at all of these points have been. free sellers. getting all the way from ,1-2 to 10 cents and above for their heecy staple, the latter price especially being paid freely the past
 Europe has been a steady and per- country rapidly, as shipments are now on large scale. The stocks of spot cotton In all the warehouses in this vii cinity which g few weeks- ago was considered excessive. has dwindled daily and exhaustion al the rate of fast weeks buying Twill soon be ap- parent. FHH N "s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
METAL MARKETS.

New York, April 1e.-The London tin market was lower today with spot 9ucssd at flss ssa2d and futures at , tlstS1sk sk oos The
 Copper was io~-t- fin 'London7 twtsn s2ot closing at f57 2s Sd and futures ct ts1 n IFS Sd The local market was dull ana ,uias un1 changed with lake quoted at $E' " n g sIs 0oi.. eiectroiytic 4 AtS Si2. 50 @ e2hi anu casting at SIP .s1h Tso.4
 Lead was unchanged at tlS ss su in Aons sas don while the losal market was s'e@"y ~"~ unchanged. at $4 4.15@2o- .,.
 spelter was also unchanged m ootn Hn- mar kets, being quoted at .f21 1os in London and sS OoD05 locally.
 The English iron nha.ket was a.a sna1S lower at 47s 7Md for Cleveland warranSs' ..1r Mo The local market was unenshSea Ttn sIs TX S slsss;: i'SS No. do at SIS. 50 @s1s. %; No; southern and No. 17 southern Sot' a' SIS. 25 6D75.- .- >h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Cotton futures on the New or,s.s. cotto, sasase teday ranged as foiiowsi
NEW oRLEANs corros nr.

SWt OAAAnAhNB CoIION 0II. nrsns Mew Orleans. Apri I!.--cotion seed oil; prIme' esnas refined in barrels per pound s 50
 NEW oRLEAss COTTON.
 New Orleans, April i7--spot cotton ytrn, ts nisnsr, miadiing 10 s-isc. Sales on ,ssu sne spot s.4oo bales. to arrive 4.55o. The saia to be due to an unusually large tran. saotion between .s two leading spot houses andsr sxtsaordinzryi terms. one house selling agreement that the cotton should De ship ped out of the United States
 Ihis move was said to have been inspired to see repeated the happenings of 1908 when they claim cotton from all over the coun- Iy was dumped on the New Orleans market , Futures opened steady ti@I4 points up on the old crop and s0s points up on the new crop months. in response to a much higher Lassrpooi market than expected. An ex. tsnstve professional following had gone snort over night on the belief that yestsr- gSils wsns snssSs sssr vsaia Ss continued today them to covers new high levels for the season - wwsEs estabIishsa July going up to
 Az shs hIshess Of the day the old crops were 1s@ @2o posnts over yesterday's closing prices. while: the new crops were IT points the closing. which was officially called steady. with prices showing net advances for the day of ls @ts points.
 strenuous the local cotton market has seen in recent years Price movements have been broad and the volume of trading large Bulls held the whip hand from start to fin ish and their operations attracted wide in- terest with the result that the outside pub lie paid more attention to the staple than for 2 long time past. <.
 At one time 1t was said that Denver. Cleveland. Chicago and New York interests to say nothing about interests in various southern cities. were sending buying orders here, The result of this suddenly aroused purehasing power was to bring about a net advance for the week of s296s points. The closing was practically at the highest levels of thia week
 Spots shared in the activity as we'll as in the advance. Middiing made a net ad- vance Of half cent, opening at I3.Isc and closing at 10 5%1sc. Sales on the spot were lS.4so bales, against 7.se0 Hast week; sAlea to- sArriya were 13s450 bales, against e,S75 last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
WOMEN INDIGNANT.
Protest Agelnst Criticism Of Govern : e.. ! ment EmpIoyea.-

Washington, April IA mass meet ing of nearly all ef the 2i4Oo women employed lin ths bureau of engraving and printing in this city was held to- day against the published statement that the Ndtioka1" Civic Federation. through its women members, had ap- pointed committee to investigate the moFaaitS Of the employes of the execu- tive departments in Washington and that the committee had determined to demand the dismissal of at least fifty women employed in the bureau whore i, ,tQdaX's meeting .Yass held.
 committee of the women employees was appointed to take the matter up with the newspaper printing tho q the stQgy, Director Ralph of the bu- Fsau.' save psIEus Ao4 feE hs nesting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18


 The Advertiser.) ? MEALz--Standard W. G. ps slb sacks sa, ousnel: cream Peerless s3c bushai. COFFEE--Green, common to ordinary fn ~ @llci prime i2@t3c: fancy Ix@15c; pea berry IF he; :oid kovernment Java 2fm5ac: Arbrckle's $lT. .o5. basis per case; prime rsasted i2M i4es fancy roasted iG 6 No; Mocha NandJA blends 25 Q a5c. V CHDESE--Fuli cream daisies ISm zoe: part cream iS@17c ~'H' suoAR--1ranuiated. standard sNc; fancy FLoUR--Fancy, nominal; strafrhts ss as g@:7e; patents s7.1o@25; fancy patents sTARcH-corn 7etoc; standard sood. Pearl iTasasi gloss lump 4%c: nickel goods asSs RscE x, 5s ss,ss faaes. haaa Sa vsc, fancy head s& @7Ac: broken sh Gshc; Japan
 sALT-~Liverpooi sl.1o: Virginia 5Sc: vINEoAR..Per gallon 2o9sOc.
 cRAcKERs-fxxx Soda 6hc; xxx Gin Ic: Ben Har Soda Biscuit 5c. carton soc dozen.
 sARDTNEs--American M-oil s3. 4o@ so. < Mustard g. 7S; Imported < -on key open. CTS S7. 50 Ge2o.
 MoI,AssEs-fieorgia Cane bbl, ssc gal {: case, 6 gallons, per case 8 .6o; Prime cen trifugAl corn syrup in cases gallons a
 MAPLE sYRUP-"Log Cabin" brand. 6 gallons s7 per case. 12 gallons s7 50; a quarter gallons sS.5 per case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
VIEW YORK IMPORTS.

New York April 17.-Imports of merchan- disc and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending April 10, were valued at 19,637.5lo.
 Imports of specie for the port of New York for the week ending today were S23,- BAT silver and Sls1.Os3 gold. .-
 Exports of specie from the port of New York for the week ending today were $550,- 100 gold and Ss56. 0l6 silver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
MANCHESTER MARKErs.

Mancheatsf,z April, I7.--The sharp rise In the price of cotton since the holidays has had detrimental effects on the cloth mar ket. Manufacturers were forced to hold out fer higher prices owing to unsatisfaoto- " margins but shippers with connections in the far Eastern markets did not raise their offerings correspondingly and the bus mess of the week was consequently on a aEre scale.
 Yarns were < dearer than a fortnight ago in sympathy with cotton. A slight increased inquiry for immediate delivery was noticea- hle but the actual sales showed no i'm provement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

New York wires: "Egyptians up a cent yesterday. Builish cables coming here from German spinning districts"
 New Orleans wires: "spot mark ct active. Sales will be large for a Sat urday. Holders asking t-i6 to 1se sd. vance and getting +" .i.'-a4si.
 "A report frpm Fairiand. Tex. which is E .svsnty miles north oi Aassin. rs.
 Another wire from New York reads: Cotton market looks like 1t is in Q good position ;, for further advance. technically, 1t Is very strong"
 A report from Texas reads as fol, lows: If 1t don't. rain by the goth or 22nds may decide Co take nay teams and go to railroad or some public work hate to do this, but have my family to look after and It Is too late to make corn and but little cotton at best"
 Following are the opinions of soma i2f the prominsht New York cotton 2 Reh skorf. Lyen 6 co.--.Buy on au recessions as all the advice we can
 Bailey & Montgomery & co.--"ws look for more or less irregularity in
 Miller & Co.--"we advise taking ad- vantage of every recession to add to
 A. Norden & Co..--"with practically no short Interest In the market and general selling movement would prob ably cause sharp break"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

New york. ApEif " Flour receipts 10. 6ss {; sales i goo Dull and unchanged MInneso- ta patents SC .O005o; winter straights $5 S5 ass. IS; Minnesota bakers s4.6o8$5, 10; winter extras S4 4.35&&5 %; wlpter patents Se 0N 6S BO, winter low grades s4.25@gO; Kansas straiKhts sB.7o@S5.
 Wheat receipts 2,4oo; firm cables. lower buu Srpport brought about a..half. cent adj vance ins wheat shas morning. There was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

New York April 17.-The metal markets were quiet as usual in the absence of cables. Tin remained easy at $29 3o@35. Copper dull and nominally unchanged with Lake at SIP. ST F e SIS; electroiyttc at SIP. 50@621a; and casting at SIP 37 is C . 6
 Lead unchanged at s4.1b@25 and spelter at $5. OO@05.
 Iron quiet but steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

The pressure continues rather high over the eastern districts. and fair weather pre-
 Vais over much the greater portion of the Southern half of the country. An extensive area of low pressure covers the Rocky 4bfauHtain region with center mower w y0ming and has caused increased cloudiness on the north slope of the Rockies and in the Ms
 souri valley, while depression central over the east Canadian provinces has caused rain +in ythe upper MHaissippi vaa ssDa she lake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
aarnrANTII.r1 PArNR.

New York. April 1S.--CIose. FFIFie HeF- cantile paper 3h O. per cent
 Sterling exchange steady with actual bus iness in bankers bills at 4S6. .30940 for sixty day bills and at 4S7.7e for demand. +- Comm ercfaI bfTIs 7S5 ss psSv1ss1
 Bar silver 50H
 Mexican dollars 44. irregulht$ 4eS3-+ @tSs e.S,sf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
MONEY MARKET.

New York, April is.-Monsy on caii easy 1%02 per cent. Ruling rate per cent. i, icosinE bid lA per cent offered at per cent. .,. a...
 Time loans dull and steady; sixty days @2M per cent; ninety days fl per cent and six months 3 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
vnNnrN sTOOKs.

London, April 1s.---American securities generally firm{ A& e E lower thAn' syester- There was no improvement dugtpg tshe first hour and at neon tAesnAtket w4RS heaKx nHa generally frin sAA @ & 5o%er sthah yesfer- days New York closing; Reaqing was an exception ana aa%aneed N. REN
 Bullion amounting to fffs.o0o was taken into the Bank of England on balance tooay. Consols for money .;.. .... ..::.s sf ! do for account .s..q- ..,f ef .As- ID |. Bar silver, auiet 2s 1-1s. ,
 | psseoAn2 short sbills -iA per Cent. i; three months bills K per cent. .o,1 Illinois Central .... ..'. '''''. ,ss, L. & N ...' '''' ''.' 20 Southern Ky ...l -sssss '''''''' eS,,
 do pfd. '.'' '''' '''.'. ""
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Cotton Seed and Protiucta-

COTTON sEED-yls per ton. cen. ner ion sst: prime .r cake prime n.n ,o per LINTERS-Per ID. 1@3c
 oIL--car lots; prime crude basis pen, ID. { 1-3c; basis refined. ~ COTTON SEED HULLs--Loose, per ton Ss. 50; sacked per ton Ss 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
ST VnxrIS GRAIN,

'-s&9 Fouls April 1k--tyIose; -Wheaa ", a,
 red cash s1.5l; No hard $l'SzN @SS' Corn; No. cash TO1sc; No. 2white 7ohc; May, ss%c; July sshc. X .,.s .s,t :. Oats No cash SAC; No. ? white eS 1Ac May. 64Me? July 4S%e. ,.f'... i+
 Lead S4l5 20. spelter $4. .sS. - Poultry; chickens l2he; springs lse; tur- keys l5@19c: ducks fohc; geese oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Provisions, llil

SUGAR CURED MEATs--Hams. medium average l4Glec; bacon IS 6@24c; shoulders 10% @11hc. BACON MEATs-clear ribs 1i.9s@7s; extra ribs $ilRs5.
 LARD--Hog compound SKc; fancy hog lard 1iEc; kettle rendered 13M@13Ac;
 snowdrift S%c; Snow-white sSci, Flake white SMc; standard cotton oil lard s%c. DRY SALT MEATS--Dry salt ribs 310. IS @$11; dry salt cut ribs s10. 35@b0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
NAVAL STORES,

Wilmington, April 17,-spirits turpentine steady 3S&e; receipts 1.
 Rosin steady S2. S0i receipts 112. ..- Tar firm s1. 50; receipts 22.
 Crude turpentine. firm s1.75, s2.75 and s4. %: receipts 8. '''~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Southern Ky. ss .... ..,. ....s..... .112M
 do. gen. 4s ....sr...s ..ss .,- ., fOes Union Pacific 4s ....f..E.F S. ..... sss.A0s {,
 do. cw 4s a.... s...... ..lQ7k U. s. Rubber es .,.. ...f....i.t..s. ....s1eSA U. s. Steel 2d 5s .... .... .... 1o4 ". c, Chemical 5s ...,-.5... fs.....y 96 4 Wabash list 5s .... ........ N...1l1% do. 1st & Ext. AMs. s$.. 4....sf... ssT3@ Western Md. 4s .s.. .... ..,. ssM West'h Electric cy.h SsA .y. ss@'- q DA v WisSoH5in @ tssT SsnsEsl Es -t ss ss V. " v. Eot. oS .s'Hs's.s ''ss ...s4v1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

New Orleans. April l7.-Spot cotton was form; reciepts 1,7sS; stock 1se,2S5
 Low ordinary nom ..s.. .... ... 6Mc, Ordinary .. ..... .... .. . T T-lsc Good ordinary .....,... .... .V..s S5Sc5' /. Low middlinsI.. ..,. ,... ,.. ,eZc Mlddhng ..., ca. .,.... ...... 10 5.1Bc' Good mlddlinE .. -.,,..., ......t0 lI-Iec Middlipg fair |. .... .... ...4...,n I-1sc Falf nom. .. .. .4.. .s.. .... .,ll l3-lse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
.nvnisT,tiDt;;' .cRarN.

Liverpool. April i7e.-+Cfosing Wheat. spot strong: No. red western winker 9s 3Ed. Futures firm; May ss 2%d; July Ss sTd: September ss 9d. s
 Corn; spot strong; new American mixed via Galveston 6s Sd. Futures.l firm; Nav 6s 1Ad; uJly 5s Thd. M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

T Indicates inappreciable rainfall sFser meridian time ~' fssFF'-
 Rote-The average maximum and miaf- mum temperatures and the avetage rainfall .aEa made up at each eeneer from the actual number of reports received. The state of weather" Is that prevailing at lime of ob- Seryation. @ "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
The market closed steady ,v,,r n-,o~- ..

l2@15 points higher. AN'
 Estimated receipts at the norts .oaav lS. 900. bales, agfsinst 4.saI last week anS s.Js2 last year. For the week lI5, 900 bales. against l1ss60 last week and 6s.76T Iast
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 1.7ss bales. against FAST last year, and at Hous- ton 4,s47 bales, against 1.0s6 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
REMAnKs

= Fair=weather and seasonable Temperatures continue in all districts. though 1t was rather cool in South Carolina and eastern Georgia last. night, and sprinkies of rain have occurred in Texas.
 Section Director. is Ae. s'f 'tssss ' v gg Weather Bureau