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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
THE SITUATION.

II. c. Bache q Co.'S New York letter.
Business men who q month ago were
doubtful and . month before that pes
freaiS SSS deasS increase aGn
activity in nearly all branches. The
Improvement is not anywhere steady.
but Ii is pronounced. Tariff-making is
having less to do with the situation as
ward Is the only kind to be allowed.
The whole operation Is failure as
concession to the consumer who is sup
poseds to have cast Republican vote,
question becames insistent as TO what
use to hold up business three months
by the extra session to accomplish re-
vision manly downward; II revision up
ward Is to be the result. Mr.. Taft is
wisely refraining from using admins
trativts influence while the legislative
bodies are struggling with each other
and endeavorhg TO satisfy protected In
ment Of the country ana their own
conscience. This attitude OF the new
administration is In distinct contrast
with former methods OF clubbing Con-
Wanted at the white House was not
acuuiesced in. It IL certainly more in
the spirit of dignified administration,
and Is an earnest Of continued calm
procedure In the processes of Govern
There il every evidence in business
that the effects OF the great panic year
Of 1907 are disappearing The benign
MeatR q sf hs secn the
contributing, perhaps more than any
thing else to open up q new era OF
rrosperity The West and South
through, their heir, Sptimsssm induced BY
these after4days Of panic a power Of
recovery which has never In former
panics prevailed. and the Industries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Nay lo.-rhers was con-
n rss., today; without bout any pronounced
dsposss a ssso &. sa o wsss
rsseisd ms. p pos sRfS.a, i Il aSs
nA s. Ssss Th,; hsstsssp found n
sition On the market itself rather than
IN any Developments In the news. The
improvement m the copper trade was
sos ~ ss ccppsr fz sSs Agr sss
tion, which were given out for publ
cation during the Stock Exchanys ses-
sion, but the copper Industry was
It was, Of course, quite apparent that
last weeks lively speculation In the
copper had been. Ia ai1ticIpation OF the
eject OF 'theAe hsures. II will be re-
made thsms.ives sppsrsnt in the cop
pers already on saturday. The great
growth in subtlety or reasoning in the
sns pus3hs n. Eaieh has y
driven the better-informed inside spec
ulators to advance q step beyond the
oLd process Of selling Of good news to
news and On ramcrs Il good news.
The process IL facilitated when the
preliminary rumors exaggerated the
5000 news az 4, the present instance:
IN the copper trades does not come UP
TO last weeks very positive assertions
that consumption had. In fact, passed
proauct,2n during the month Of April:
q further increase OF surplus stocks,
although the amount ID small, less than
million pounds, and much the small
est increase for any month for long
Efforts were made to correct the bad
eject OF the short-coming OF the state
ment compared with the prediction BY
since the frst q the month and BY
explanations of delay In deliveries
which had been expected to nsurs IL
he month BY obstructions to lake
voppers persisted In spite Of these ex-
The professional speculative element
formed i inside nssrssss have ns BEEN fssa
Ing out holdings OF stocks at the re-
Gently prevailing levels. prompted by
satisfaction with present prices and
The small vibration IN pficeh Of for
rnef speculative leaders while new
stocks are being advanced Is cited as
evidence Of this process going on IN
rected to some extent by the diversion
railroad stocks This movement was
ns syss q On ~ the resaOy ehs inc r ss
crops from the favoring weather.
< The fresh return from Europe of q
capitalist OF. large influence in them,
was supposed to be associated with the
movement in the Rock Island stocks
and certain industrlals.
Lending rates for fixed periods were
marked up today again In the money
were firm and still near the gold ex-
port level. The hardening OF the
money market Is an influential factor
market commitments in stocks are EN-.
barked on. In connection with the
hardening prospect for money rates,
the bond market was narrower today,
although prices did not suffer from the
diminished demand. HI
Total sales OF bonds, par vaiAe
S5,g5S,00o.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
cEOsrNa STOCK Irsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New York, May i0.--The cotton market
was nervous and Irregular today without
neing more tan moderately active. AID with
olose was steady net : points lower to four
points higher, May being lower and other
months about % points higher.
Ihe market opened steady at decline of
points higher and during the early session
piq up to net advanced SOS points on
rather steadier cables than expected, reports
mat Texas rains over Sunday had been too
aeht 70 be OF much assistance, buiiish pri-
OF Mississippi end continued reports OF Inn
proYement In general trade conditions.
Increased offerings OF May which was sup.
posed 20 be against cotton to coma here
checked the upward movement during the
forenoon and prices gradually eased off un-
der these offerings. realizing by old longs
ana local bear pressure.
May sold off from 1o.ss@57 and later po-
sitlons eased TO within . point or two Of
Saturdays finals. At this level there was
renewal OF demand promoted by the
forecast for frost In parts OF the eastern
SOS points on the active positions, htere
was another set back on reports that the
price Of printed caiicos had been REDUCED
half cent yard by one OF the leading
manufacturers on the ground that trade was
slow and stocks were accumuiting. Last
prices were within point or two Of the
lowest. Southern spot markets officially
reported were generally unchanged.
Receipts at the ports today l5.275 bales.
For the week io0 coo bales against ia, sS7
last week and 50. sos last year.
Todays receipts at New Orleans 4,79s.
AGAINST 2:2sS last year and at Houston t,i.s
II. Is; sales 200 baleS
Futures opened and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
LARGEST SALE
OF THE SEASON
lot Of 1850 Bales Is
Released.
sUI ON MARKET EARLY
A Price Of 10 3-32 Cents Is
Secured.
xhe one ma Lot was the oaiy Fea-
fure OF an otherwise Exceed
ineIy Dali Day ON
Market.


9<t AA-fe%s~tt%<S isssase'- '''-' a A.
strict low miiddlins :. ....... s.iss
Low middiing ..........'. Ae-Aee
with the opening Of the local spot
cotton market yesterday morning. the
Immense lot of cotton. consisting OF
1,f20 bales, which has been hanging
over the market for the past few days
was finally released at a price said 70
be 10 3-32 cents. This Is the largest
single sale recorded so far this season
Outside OF this one lot, however. the
market still remained ddil and quiet.
There were no particular develop
114nts In the market over Sunday. II
ppened steady, fuctuated within q
range OF a few points. held hrm ana
July futures closed only point higher
tnan saturdays close. Liverpool was
steady and unchanged on futures
Weather records show heavy rains
Saturday and Sunday In Oklahoma ana
scattered showers In Central and North
Texas. General showers early yester-
day morning In Arkansas. Tennessee
showed pretty cool in the northern half
OF the belt. but a little warmer In the
western portion.
These cool nights may tend to curl
and shrivel up the young plant In this
vicinity, possibly also making them
lousy but with two or three warm
nights the plant will soon regain It's
normal appearances.
The coming week may be just as dun
as last week in the cotton circles for
the market has been purely weather
market and It's up to the weather man
fo make something doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Toiuca, Mexico, May 10i--A train on
the Toluca and San Juan Railroad was
aitched yesterday near the little town
OF Zanacantehec by angry citizens of
that place and 1t Is openly declared
that the railroad tracks will be torn
up II the company does not build
around the town. The tracks now run
along the main street. A number of
natives of the sleepy little village have
been killed by the trains and sparks
from the locomotives have caused sew
eral fires .5+5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Ithaca, N. Y, May 1O.--H. H. Aver
Ill and George White, an instructor
and a student respectively of Casca.
dilla School, of this city. are thought
to have been drowned in cayuga Lake
during the severe thunder storm which
swept this region yesterday. Their
empty canoe was found today several
miles below TaughannociS Falls but no
trace of the men has been discovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

,,nSew orleans. May i0.--spot cotton au,et
sno. ~ seq; middlipg 10 Site sales on ire
Pg r.,, oV oaies 70 arrive 100.
,,,or,he opened steady with tho uear
! o oa.n UNCHANGED and the distant nonths
ws pvhss up: Gables were favorable and the
yanca news PAD which resulted In an adj
r,nnth OF sman proportion the active
m mo toward the middle OF the day stsnd.
elos,nsvs points higher that saturdays
abo, :. az tnis level fufnor was spread
c,,, y, eiotns had been Obliged 10 make a
oWino =, ma. hah cent yard in their prices
prices % sag to about the lowest ~ the
49, gut later the market picked up again.
ehes ciosins being steady VITA prices mn.
days closing. s"s' WAR Satur-
Cotton futures ciosea stsaa,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Omaha, Neb., May 1O.--Julius Meyer,
for many years prominent figure in
business circles of Omaha and Presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Club, com.
mitted suicide at Hanscomb Park this
afternoon by shooting. Dependency
on account of ill-health is the sup
posed cause. 49,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

zitacuaro, Mexico, May 10.-Hun-
dreds of people are on the verge Of
starvation In the mountains of this
district following a forest fire with
which already has done damage to the
amount Of half million dollars, kill
ing much live stock and sweeping
over many farms. The Are is still rag
fR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
NEW YORK PRoDUCE.

New York May l0.--F1our, receipts 10, SIS
sales 1900: dull and unsettled.
wheat receipts 1s2. 400. Apparently disap-
pointed at the lack OF support from the bull
leader ct Chicago this morning, small hold
ers dumped over a lot OF wheat. breaking
Cablee were easy and crop news bearish.
July 81. 2o@21A; Sept. $1.12& @13$.
Rye dull; No. western sAhc; nominal;
&c Corn ars" receipts s $3.50. Easy under fine
weather, lower cables and big increase
afloat. May s0Nc
Beef steady.
Pork steady.
Lard easy; western $40 5000. =
Sugar raw steady: fair refining 3.Ss; GEN.
triss,gal se-test . So: niolasses sugar 3. IL /;
re y ed steady; crushed SIS: powdered
5 .be: granulated 4. sb.
Petroleum steady: refined all ports IS. IS
cosfse. steady; No. Rio sHe; No. SAN
Moiasses steady; New Orleans ssa42c.
specials 27@hei official 21e; extras 2ehc:
81 q 25c; state dairy common to finest 81 q
use: process. common to special ITO % Nc:
western factory first 20c; western imitation
creamery first 81 a ace.
Cheese weak lower. Receipts 952. New
state. full cream specials 10 a NC: do fancy
12hc; do. common to fair s911c; skins full
" Eggs weak: receipts 24.sss; state. Penn
syivania and nearby, fancy selected white
2gKc: do fair to choice 22ls a 2Sc; brown
and mixed fancy 22hc;f do fair to choice
II a 22c: western storage packed 22c; west
ern first 21kc; seconds 20hc. Southern first
20Mc; seconds zoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Following are some reports from
Texas.
Waco: Cold weather all Sunday; now
fair. Temperature. 30.
San Antonio writes: There Is less
cotton held In this section than we
have ever known before at this time
OF the year. Buyers all leaving this
9Arrltory; conditions Unchanged
The following is from a letter from
trustworthy man at Taylor. Tex,
dated May z: Have just returned from
q trip, Dallas to San Antonio. All the
way cotton Is small, late; none chopped
ont. many fields ESQ per cent cottonD,
IL planted, Is not up. Indeed, looks as
If not planted. Prospects around Tay-
Tor right good; little late; elsewhere
most Backward have ever seen. Not
withstanding very threatening wealth
or past few days, I still believe drought
will continue until July. II. however,
drought Is broken, we may expect ex-
frerae wet weather, which will be as
disastrous as drought"
Houston wires: Prominent reliable
local exporter just returned from Fort
WORTH Says saw practically no cot
ton up from Ennis northward. Cold
north wind blowing"
Meridian. Miss. wires: weather
worst ever saw; very cola high east
Winds; SO per cent TO plant over. Late
planting dying as fast as shows above
ground. Conditions worst In years"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
GERMAN nAYK srArrMrNT
MONEY MARKET.

New York, May l0.--Money on call steady
" or per cent: ruling rate; closing bid
and offered at 2 per cent.
Time loans stronger;s sixty days an per
cent; ninety days az 93& per cent; six
months ~ per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New York. May l0.--The coffee market
opened dull at unchanged prices. There were
no sales whatever on the CALL but later
there was scattering liquidation and prices
eased off 9 partial five points in sympthv
with the French market which closed I'm
er Brasilian receipts and Hight New York
warehouse deliveries also seemed to operate
against quotations. The market closed dull
net unchanged to five points lower. Safes
were reported Of i2.25O bags iaciuding May
ct 90; July at 6 S.: September at LOS.
Spot quiet; Rio No. an @Shc: Santos
No. nose; mild quiet; Cordova az @
12&c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
KANSAS CRY GRAIN.

Kansas City May l0.-Receipts and ship
ments OF grain today were as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat 80. go. =. ....... $4,000 81 900
Corn go. 49,. go. . 1000 $4,000
Oats 49,. 80. -. ......1b.0Oo $4,000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

St. Louis, May iO.-(special. )--Uheat
May Sl.32%A; range 81 S2k to sI.syA.
July $1.oskB: range 1.osk to 81. ZIG \ !.
Dec. 81. o4%A; range sl.o4N to $1.65%.
Corn May 7sk: range TN to IS. July
ss%A; range 6T% to 6sh Sept. sekN:
Oats May SEN. July so noml. Sept. 4akB
Dec. blank
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

red cash 81. so G52: No hard e. ak ~
Nay 81 % July 81 0sh; Sept 81 0IS
Corn: No. cash 74& 075ho; No white
1s@ Nc; July sMc Sept. s6Ac i'e
bee Sept. 43hc. July
Lead - 20. SpeIter $3.50
Poultry chicks iSc: springs 9s1 2ac. .,,.
Keys lS@l6e; ducks lie; geese Sc.
Butter creamery 2l q zee.
Eggs 1sac case count
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
METAL MARKETS.

New York. May io.-The London tin mar
ket was higher today with spot quoted at
tiss 5s ana futures at lisa "a Sd. The local
$29.76.
Copper advanced to fss los for spot and
$50 IS for futures IN the London market
higher aiso with lake quoted at is.ish o
BIN; electrolytic at s1s. rs 0s13; and cast.
ing at $l2.62N @s7h
Lead was higher at f13 Is Cd in the Lon
don market. The local market was firm
with an advancing tendency. spot being
quoted at -. 25 Gao.
speiter was lower at f2i lss In London.
The local market was quiet but unchanged
at IS. o2h @0TM.
ass Cd for Cleveland warrants. The local
market for iron continues steady; No.
foundry Is quoted at $16@so: No. ct
SIS. rs @S16.25; No ! Southern and No I
Southern soft at sl6.7S6a&l as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New York. May 10.--The American print
ing company has reduced Its line of printed
was goods half a cent q yard to * Q and
other printers have followed Business in the
late afternoon was much better than It
has been tor some time. Cutters are dupii-
eating orders for dress goods for fall Bly,
ers are trying to purchase staple dreas goods
for spring 1910 Prices are fluctuating in
the raw silk market. The general jobbing
trade was better at the opening than II was
a week age more favorable weather condi-
tons being assigned as the cause.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May lO-The wheat market
weakened today under persistent hammeFing
by teh bears. prices at the close showing
Saturdays final quotations. Corn and oats
also closed weak but provisions were steady.
The wheat market was weak all day with
the exception OF a brief period at the start
when a moderately firm tone prevailed ow-
ing TO covering by shorts Offerings were
liberal all day and the market lacked sub
stantial support except on the severe breaks.
News of the day was largely Of nearish
nature adviees regarding the condition OF
growing wheat IN this country being more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New Orleans spots were very quiet
yesterday Full quotations were ask
nd and the trading was small.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

II Is reported that the American Print
Company, OF Fall River, mas reduced
the price on certain lines OF finished
goods one-haK cent yard on ac-
count OF accumulation Of stocks and
SLOW business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

= Drain HtntI9t5eA
Total ciearances OF wheat and flour wern
equal 70 s33, 900 Du 80
Primary receipts were $4,000 b.. compar-
ago. - -,
The vfslble supply OF wheat In the Unit.
ed states decreased 2.sss.0o0 Blu. for the
week.
The amount OF breadstuff on ocean Pos.
sage, decreased i,ssR00o bu,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1e 600 head. :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
LIYERrOor rnrrnN

Liverpool. May io--cioeine: Co,.on -.
quiet; price unchanged: sr"s
american middling fair a
MiddIinr - '''' 49, ........5. IS
Low middling -. 49,, - ..s "a
S ooS1 oroinary 49,. -. -. ....5.s 81
cat.I ...sssl... .,..4, IL
safes $500 bales OF which 500 were for
speculation ana export and Included 1000
American. No receipts ssVSV
Futures opened Quiet ana Ata.A, ara
closed steady: ~"~
1 Ny 49,. $50. 80. -. ............b.4s
June-July satk
July August -. .,.,L.f Ski
September October 49,. ...s E.k SIS
september October - ~. +. '. ''.s ssn
October November az
December January !. . ssu
January February -. 49,. "a
Februafy-March -. 1Sk
March-April -. -. 49,. "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
Al. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.

81, Louis. May iO--wool medium grades
combing and clothing 23@29c; light fine
elG2ec; heavy fine 15021e; tub washed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

A wire from New York reads: at.
II. Price sent out very publish circu-
lars yesterday saying he expected to
see very substantial advance short
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Of the East which otherwise might
nave lanquished, as they did In former
similar periods, for two or three years.
are, with surprise and sratifcation.
nnding themselves unexpectedly pulled
up 70 renewed activity In a compare
lively short time. There Is little
doubt OF the permanence OF this re-
coverys and the country Is steadily set
ting towards two or three years. If NOT
more, Of the greatest prosperity In its
The market lie faeling the infiuence
of ali these hopeful factors, and after
Tour weeks Of stagnant levels, broken
only by swings each way, ranging al
together within four points, ii Is now
exhibiting renewed strength with ef,
fervescence in low-priced speciaIties
and In the metal stocks, the higher
priced issues soberly ref1ecting the
change OF attitude. The Government
crop report indicating winter wheat al
about 4o.0oo,00Q bushels less than last
year at this time with 1900. 900 less
acreage. is certainly not . bullish arr
gumett. aAd with all other factors
making for good prospects the crops
must certainly be reckoned with for
ultimate realization. Later on in the
year crop scares will undoubtedly be-
come important In bringing about lower
levels and sudden reactions. It is al
together too early, however, TO pr6di<
cate final crop outcome, and figures OF
the spring rise look like swinging to
higher levels especially In the indus
trials and lower-priced railroads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

NAVAL STORES,

New Orleans May 1o.--cotton seed oil
cents. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

London. May a0.--The il. sea bales offered
at the wool auction sales today brought out
strong competition and prices ruled firm
and against buyers Secured fnerifos real
lied % sd and lower grades were deerer
than the opening sales, Americans were
active ana paid Ia 3d@1s AVA for greasy
mesinos and croesbreda American pufchas-
ers have averaged . thousand bales dew
since the opening.
Today's sales wceR.
New South wales, 1900 bales. Secured 1s
Id a 2si " d; greasy 7d61s ia.
Queensland. 700 bales: secured Is ed03s:
greasy iod@1 1Md.
Victoria, 500 bales: Secured sKde2s Sd;
greasy 7hd@ls 4hd.
South Australia. 500 bales: Greasy sda
Is I'd.
West Australia, 800 bales: Greasy sAda
Tasmania, 1900 bales; Greasy Cd Gle "a.
1oHd; greasy 7d@ls I'd.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, zoe bales:
Secured lihd Is Sd; greasy 7Md0ehd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
MERCANTILE PAPER.

New York. May 10.%-Ciose. Prime rner.
CATTLE paper ~ % per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual BUSH
ness In bankers bills at 4sS. 5@25 for sixty
day bills and at 4s7. so for demand.
Commercial bills ass v pass.
Bar silver 81. fA
Mexican dollars a..
Government and railroad bonds steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

CINCINNATI PRODUCE
Cincinnati May I0.-F1our firm
Wheat easier St.4744S
Corn easier 776kc.
Oats firm 5a6 ho
Rye firm sS6s0c.
Provisions steady: bulk meats $40: bacon
$40. IS: lard $40 .26@35.
Whiskey steady s1.35.
Butter steady.
Eggs steady IS@21c.
Poultry steady; sprlRgers so6s5c: young
chickens lSqlfc: hens 14hc: turkeys 15hc.
TREASURY BALANCES,
Washington, May 10.-The statement of
the treasury balances In the general fund
shows:
Available cash balance 49,. ..s124. Oh. $40
cold certificatas -. 80. 80. 3e,g4s6s0
Gold coin ana bullion go. :. :. 44Os1e2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
ST. LOUIS GRAIN

The visible supply OF wheat in Cana da last
Saturday was 10, a57.o 900 bushels. an increase
OF AS, 900 bushels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

81, Louis. May 1O.-Flour steady; red win
ter patents So .509s7 90; extra fancy and
straight s5.75@$e 80; hard winter patents
y 90 g ~ 90: extra fancy and straight IS. Is
1880; hard winter clears $4.50@9O.
Timothy seed $2.25 9ss.35
Corn meal 90. 80.
Bran strong; sacked east track 81 34m3e
Hay firm; Timothy Si4. 2o@slS; prairie
Whiskey S1.3sM.
Iron cotton ties soc. Bagging firm i-isc.
Hemp Irvine &c.
Pork steady; Jobbing s17.T5
Lard steady; prime steam $40. I2H 622K
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
e. ~ he 80. IL. ai..-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
COTTON GOSSIP.

Memphis sent out a lot of buiiish
news saying that great deal OF re-
planting was being done IN MISSISSIPPI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
Citlnena pitch Train.

z E1ACNNANUN OLO0E.
New York, May i0.---The cotton exchange
here will be closed Saturday, May 20 and
Monday May al.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Charleston. May 1o.--Turpentine quiet
Resin quiet; quote: ABc 80. os; d ss.ss:
SS.s5: r s3.s5; G 1856; " N.io; /
- 90; X s4;Tb; NJ $3.50; N $l.s5; we
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

st. Louis May 10-Cattle. receipts 4. 500
including 2.40o Texans; market l091se low
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

New York. May lo,-The' VISIBLE supply of
grain in the United States, Saturday. May .,
as compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change was as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

The trading was again largely pro.
fessional yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Wheat cars. with Of contract grade.
Corn lat cars with rs Of contract grade
Total receipts Of wheat at Chicago, Min
neapolis and Duluth today were 2sS cars
compared with 329 cars last week and az
cars the corresponding day a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11
Produce Market.


fies 19@24c.
Eggs-Easy at mark cases included 90;
firsts zoe; prime firsts 20hc.
Cheese-Steady: Daisies $50 hc; Twins
u y q 15c; Young Americas lax q Nc; Long
Horns 14k % hc./
PotAtoes-Steady; choice to fancy 90 a csc !:
fair to good s2894e.
Poultry-Steady; turkeys lie; chickens
15c: springs 15c.
Veal-Steady: so to so ID. WITS. 506c; 90
to IS ID. WITS 81 q Sc; IS to ITO Id. wits. 8 X
&c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-11

Cash quotations were a. feiIows.
Flour--Fifm
Barley--Feed or mixing. Is B sSK
Fair to Chosce Mating e9h6 10
Flax seed--No. ssutn.
WESTERN -. ...... .s..1.6Sis
r, no . Mort Norshwssssrn i.ssh
Mess Pork--psr Dbl. 80 a 1896
Lsrd--per 100 lbs. ...... io.seM
Short Ribs sides (Ioose) s.sJK@ 10. 90
Short Clear sides (bxd.) ID. 90 D TO- Is