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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03

Now comes the poet-edltor OF our
more or less esteemed contemporary
with an attempt to administer YER
bal castigation to The Appeal.
Like all poets, good, bad and in
ditc.nt he Is somewhat illogical and
he. for the sake of his argument.
"cXaggcrates, 10 put it mildly.
We asked the Bulletin man il he
modus opcrandi in securing sub
scriptions to The Appeal and the
Bulletin and ne replied IN effect,
mary a tear"
He wen, further and sa,u that ne
does not have to resort to lachrymaI
demonstrations to persuade folks in
Carson City to choose between the
two carson City papers.
The choice. according to those who
have made the choice, and they are
numerous. is so obvious ,hat The Bul-
letin man has been increasing the
circulation of The Appeal and The
bulletin like the Devil went tnrouGh
Athlone. by leps an bounds.
,ur aforesaid poet-editOr also de.
prccates the action of rhe Appeal in
cmccting combination with The
l}unctin in Carson City for sundry,
weird. expressed reasons, which re-
mind us Of The story of the fox and
tn" grapes.
He manages to pay rho Appeal a
cOmpimcnt-hc is nothing if not
Complimentary-and accuses The Ap-
peal Of attempting TO save The Bul-
lctin from ruin, meritCd or unmerit-
ed Now II The Appeals combina-
tion will nelp Fremont Older and
The Bulletin. will help the power
that has practically performed the
iIcrCulcan task Of cleaning the muni'
,ipal Augean stable in San Francis.
co. The Appeal will not have lived
in vain.
or course every we'll regulated ar.
ticIr aimed at an esteemed COntcm-
porary for the purpose Of pointing
ont wherein he should be deprived of
support, includes an appeal tno pun
ntendcO 10 the business" interests
of the city.
The Appeal enjoys the reputation.
and enjoys It alone too, or having
at al, times been the first and last
To stand up for the business interests
q, Carson City Can our friend say
as much?
Can he show that he took any pains
to support the fight to reopen and
enlarge the mint? can he show that
he did not counsel cutting otr forth
with third of the county and city
Increased out taxes just that much
~ once? Can he show that he did
not come out strongly in favor OF
making deal whereby the Stewart
Institute would have been closed,
with consequent loss to the business
interests Of the city and county? Can
catalogue and mail order evil? Can
he snow-but whGt the use?
The Appeal will stand on its rec
ord in the matter OF favoring nome
industries, employing home men. and
spending its money at home. II The
DR.. RICHMOND, DENTIST
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03
LICENSED TO MARRY

County Clerk Patterson issued
marriage license this afternoon to
Francis J. Sarahan, 25 and Katherine
LOwary, 20.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school al 10 a. m. Christian
EndeavOr at 6:20 p. m. Church servi-
ces al II a. IN. ana 1:30 p. m.
=. gnificance of the Homage of the
talms. Evening: "A Fountain
opringing Up.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03

attended 408 dinners. 27l receptions.
III balls, $50 teas and shook hands
with $4,000 people. After this siren
go to bed i'll.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03
SNAPPED HATS

If the man who got a soft felt hat
which is a size 100 big for him, at
the Saeebrush Club last night, will
call upon Sam Davis he can have his
own hat in exchange for it,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03

DR.. hichmOnd has taken the Offices
formerly occupied by DR.. hennessey
with whom he was associated at one
time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03

German women are taking up box
ing and there are a number of schools
where the art of self defense is
taught.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03

DR.. RICHMOND, DENTIST
Cor. Proctor and Carson SITS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-03
DR.. RICHMOND. DENTIST
Cor. Proctor and Carson SITS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NrW oRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, July 1s-spot cotton was steady at advance of 1-lsc on all wradea Mfddling 12 1-16c. Sales were 5oo bales on the spot and 7a5 to arrive.
 rutures opened steady. unchanged to five points above the close last Friday. Favora- bls advices from Liverpool were somewhat offset by a lack of demand and bearish crop reports Later a full report on weather conditions in Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas and Oklahoma showed the southwestern sec tion of the belt was in the grasp of hot wave which had been very much in evidence ever since the market closed Friday. The rsports showed this to be especially true in Texas, and to make the possibility of dete- rioration all the more probable there were DO signs of relief through heavy rains. The dissemination of these advices had a mark ed buIiish effect on the market and 2 steady advance was brought about. At the close which was very steady the market was II c 24 points above the close Friday.
 Cotton futures closed~.very s.steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

OnACA0O OtbAkN AND PRODUCE. sharply on the board of trade today as result of general selling prompted by great western grain centers and by glowing reports regarding the condition of the new crop.
 of "st FrsS So afD RS ths oats also closed extremely weak but provis- ions were steady.
 alized today after the first half hour and prices declined from IS to 2%c from the high point of the session The slump was St Louis and Kansas City and a consequent falling away of cash prices at those points. Various state reports indicated a material improvement in the condition of the fall own crop and there was a large increase in the acreage sown in the Northwest.
 In addition to this European markets gen. orally were weak oing to liberal worlds shipments and to prospects of a continued fseS 1T whsat aIriVed hsre todaY fro fnr fn diana and was offered for sale at the sam pie tables mo grade wheat" Kansas City carloads with 5000 sacks additional by wa ter at the latter point! As a result of this heavy movement cash prices at St. Louis with Fridays quotations. Wet weather in sections of the winter wheat belt during the the day but the effect of any possible delay to harvesting was soon offset by the cash most at the bottom.
 Splendid prospects of the new crop of corn as indicated in numerous reports from all sections of the corn belt caused break of from l%c to 343Mc in the price of that grain. The July delivery was especial ly weak owing to general raid by local bears and on selling by tired holders. Local receipts were considerably more than had been estimated and still larger receipts we're forecasted for tomorrow. During tn day So & O %c. The market closed decidedly weak with July at s7c.
 Oats deciInde in sympathy with the break in wheat and corn but the market was rel ativeIy much stronger than either of the | other grain markets because of reports of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NEW YoM COTTON.

New York. July e.-While realizing was heavy In the cotton market today offerings wer well absorbed and the highest prices or the day and season were reached In the net advance of 16016 points.
 The market opened fir mat advance of D Qs points in response to the firm showing Of the English market and shortly after the call showed 8 net gain of about Il @12 point net gain of about 11@12 points on buying orders which had accumulated over tho holidays on the bullish government report Of Friday. Realizing was very heavy at this advance and reactionary sentiment was promoted by the better weather in the fish spinners would remain out of the mar ket for spot cotton owing to the advance and short time in Lancashire; and fear that at the new ptice level hedge selling against prospective crops might become more of a
 But offerings were very well absorbed on scale down and after working off to a net loss of about points the market firmed up on talk of hot winds in Texas, covering by early sellers for a turn and rebuying by old bulls who had taken profits before the close of last week.
 There were also reports that continental spinners were buying contracts here through some of the foreign houses and that the for October and 12.40 for December with the general tst showin ga net gain of IS O 2s points The close was only little off from the top under realizing Southern spot markets officially reported were M@Ac higher.
 Receipts at the ports today S,s&s bales. aganst 6.0f4 last week and s, l37 last year. For the week S5.000 bales. aganst aT,70s last week and 3s.7S7 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 2.lss haies against l.75a
 Cotton futures opened firm and closed very steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
STILL ADVANCING
COTTON FUTURES GET ON UPWARD
 MOVEMENT.
First Market Since Friday Sees LseaB spets fn' Usoal Listleasness, tha
 Day Paslng without .

With the passing of the holidays the local spot cotton market resumed its usual iistlessness. characteristic of the summer months and the day passed without . sale. Not bale vas and the holders of fieecy staple left in stock in Montgomery at present seem content to hold on to 1t in pref efence to take advantage of the pres-
 News over the holidays was rather against . further advance in cotton. as the weather over most the belt was favorable, and the last weeks spinners takings were less than the year be- strong cables and the report of ex- tremely hot weather and temperatures in Texass>s the cotton market opened yesterday morning about two points reacted to Fridays close on realizing, and then advanced again on good Duy- ing by Wall street operations. There wac . world of realizing yesterday in the leading bulls showed no signs os
 July futures opened about two points up. yesterday morning, and ss ssr and esst eUsa ssassa H i pon! s above its close on Friday evening october cotton likewise opened two points up. reacted some, advanced, and closed at i2.3o. or sixteen points higher than the close on that month Friday. ts
 Liverpool. due to open six or seven points higher. resumed business yes- terday morning with an advance of ment report last Friday started . large demand for spot cotton in Eu- rope. Spots were dull though with sales at about 5000 bales at thirty five points advance.
 Favorable weather prevailed over most of the belt over Sunday and yes- terday. Local showers were reported in South Carolina, Georgia and West Texas. but elsewhere it was generally clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

damaxe bs sscrsne ]. s>sshs-a n!sne.s ya1ious ntate repofts wGe unanimously bserish h charactsr and indicated . con- -dition far above the corresponding time . year ago The ciose was weak with prices unchanged to Sc lower. compared with Friday = final figures.
 Provietsns were firm early h the day be- snss rsss srs ,ss v.nss ,S nUs Iater. owing to the slump in erain. The close VI. steady with pricss shade lower to So higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

T. indicates in appreciable rainfall. sFor yesterday. tFor 24 hours ending am. 75th meridian time. i ,, Note.--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 or weather is that prevailing at time Of ob- servation.
 Precipitation was light and scattered Temperatures changed very little.
 P. H. SMITH.
 Section Director weather Bureau,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.


 New York, July e.--F1our 44.7S3, quiet and steady.
 Wheat receipts ss. 400. Owing to lower cables and exceptionally favorable weather over the holidays wheat was 8 trtfle easier this 2 morning. July u.a4@s4h; Sept. Rye dull; No. western ssho nom, fob New York.
 Corn: receipts 4o.TSe. Beef firm.
 Lard steady, western tfi. .sB @eIS. .og. Sugar raw steady: fair refining 3 .42; cen- trtfugal aS-test 5.s2: moiasses sugar 3.17. Refined steady: crushed S.6S; powdered 4.96; granulated 4.s5.
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports ss. s6
 Coffee quiet: No. Rio 7xc; Santos No gkc.
 Molasses steady: New Orleans 28 70 4ac.
 Butter firm: receipts 1s.608. Creamery specials 2s@ Nc (officiai 26c): extras 25 4 @s4c: third to first 2i f @i25c; state dairy common to finest 3o@2sc; process common western imitation creamery first 22c.s
 Cheese weak; receipts S<2. New State full cream specials 13h @14kc. do. fancy 1sc; do common to good sk 912hc; skins full to specials 2@10%c.
 Eggs firm; receipts 1s.7lo. State. Penn sylvania and nearby fancy selected white 2s 68o: fair to choice 2S@27c: brown and mixed fancy 25h Q 2sc; do fair to hoice 3s @25c; western extra first 23@ hc; first 21 # @22hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
'anss ewes ::i. '::.: -: ;:ss 2 s.;s s;s
ST. LOUIS LIVE srocx.'
ST. LOUIS GRAxN.

bEs LUUEB GHAIN. St Louis. July s.---Close: Wheat traah Nh z req .is q i4 cash; No. red ii IS: No i nara i;2o @n nom July si.osk0 q i; Sep corn;-track No. cash sTx @ssx: No. rhite Tsg h; July ss: september sss& 5ig6ihe. nominal; July ssk: September Lead dull s4.ss: speltsr dull ,s. 90 oss. Cniekses lsc; springs is@ise; turkeys isos Butter higher; creamery aih @3sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
TRrAsURY BAIANeEs.

Washington, July s.-Today's statement Of shows
 Total balance in general fund ..sl22. .2os.17s Gold coin and bullion .. ...... 37.5s8. .s5e Gold certificates .... .... .... 36,336. .930
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 Partly cloudy weather prevails over much of the country this morning and scattered showers fell over a wide area from the north Pacific coast and the Rocky Mountain re- zion eastward to the middle and South Att lantic states Rain Nwas stiil falling at places in the eastern districts at a.n to- day The 24-hour amounts were in most cases light, the heaviest 1. 72 inches. falling at Omaha, Neb. Temperatures are still high over the interior and in the south. but they a little lower in the northeastern states, and to the west ward of the Rockies, readings below 50 were general at the morn ing observation. At Winnemucca, New. the minimum was Se degrees The pressure is falling somewhat in the Southwest but this Is not expected to cause any marked change in the weather of Alabama during the next two days. the present high temperatures and partly cloudy weather continuing.
 COTTON REGION, BULLETIN.
 Montgomery. Alabama, for the 24 hours ending at am, 75th meridian time.
 Tuesday, July 6, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
COTTON GOSSIP.

JCOTTON GOSSIP.
 No cotton was offered on the local market yesterday.
 Local middling stil quoted at Is cents.
 The cotton market advanced again yesterday.
 July futures closed at 1928, twenty points above Fridays close.
 October cotton was likewise sixteen points higher than its close on Fri day.
 Many looked for a reaction in the market yesterday. Strong cables and hot temperatures in Texas were said to be the cause of the further advance.
 Texas temperatures are beginning to attract attention.
 Many points in that State have re- ported it as over 100 degrees for the past three days. The underlying feeNng of the mar ket is strongly bullish. 
 The government report last Friday Is said to have caused large demand for spots in Europe.
 Cables were very strong yesterday. Liverpool opened at an advance of Il English points.
 The black rot has been reported in Some houses advanced yarns Ia cent KOYoTnmAnI TAn0If The weather was very favorable for this section over Sunday.
 Local planters have certainly been taking advantage of the fine cotton weather of the past few days. Generally fair and clear weather pre- vailed over most of the belt yesterday Middling cotton at Galveston was quoted at II 7-s cents yesterday with sales at 4s7 bales.
 Norfolk quoted middling at 12 cents. the same as 1t is now Quoked in this IF 1-4 cents with sales reported at 1ss bales.
 Yesterday. Houston. Tex. quoted
 
 cents.
 New. York wires: Steady improve ment In crop conditiops everywhere. think they will make a full crop yet, II present weather continues"
 New Orleans wires: Reliable parties damaging the young cotton"
 Following Is the report of rexas Brownwood, corsicana. cuero Dal- las. Kerrville, Lampasas. Paris. Temple and ,,d Waeoo;. 100 degrees; Greenville and On Suly 3 and 4: Brownwood, Corsi- cana, Dallas, Kefrville, Lampasas, Par Is, Temple, 100 degrees; Greenvilie and Longyiew. lo4; Waco. waxahachie and on July and 6; corsisana, Green 100: Lampasas. 101: Waxahachie, 102 the following weather in their sections Atiants: Good shower this morning cloudy warm.
 Augusta: Raining.
 Norfolk: Raining.
 corinth, shefiefd. Decatur. shreve- YaZoo City: Part cloudy. hot. Birmingham: Cloudy, threatening. Selma, Rome. Ga: Cloudy, hot. Eutaw: Part cloudy, warm.
 Tuscaloosa: Threatening, warm. Meridian: Part cloudy. hot.
 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Chicago. July 6.-Wheat prices broke sharply on the board of trade today as a result of general selling prompted by great ly increased receipts of new wheat at Sodth- western grain centers and by glowing reports regarding the condition of the new crop. At the close prices were A to Pc below the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Car Lot Receipts.
 Wheat 6 cars; with of contract grade. Oats 207 cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min neapolis and Duluth today were 512 cars. compared with 7I0 cars last week and 7z4 cars the corresponding day . year aso.
 Produce Market.
 Butter-Steady; creameries 21 @2Sc: dai- ries 2o023hc.
 Eggs-steady; receipts 1s271; at mark cases included 1sc; firsts 20c; prime ffrsss 21c.
 Cheese--Firm; Daisies 14@A: Twins 13K @Kc; Young Americas 1l0Ac; Long Horns 14@Ac.
 Potatoes-steady; choice to fancy IS 70 2bc; Poultry--steady; turkeys He; chickens ishc; springs 1s@32c.
 Veai-steady; 50 to SO h. wts. 73sc: 60 to s5 ID. wts. sh csc; s5 to no ID. wts. 9@10Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
MERCANTILE PAPER

New York. July s.--Prime mercantile pa- per 3M O. per cent.
 Sterling exchange heavy with actual busi- ness in bankers bills st %s6. 60 O 10 for sixty day bills and at ASS for demand.
 Comercial bills 4s6@M.
 Bar silver 6l%
 Mexican dollars 4A.
 Government bonds weak; railroad bonds steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
MONWV MAW3xFT

MUNEY MARKET.
 New York, July 6.-Money on call easy 1is q t per cent; ruling rate lE Der cent 1; closing bids K: offered at 1% per cent . Time loans very soft and dull; sixty days 2 per cent. 90 days 2h per cent; six months 3k 03h per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Grain Statistics. Total cleerances of wheat and flour were equal to (A1 900 bu.
 Primary rlpeipts were ssi, 900 bu.. compar- ed with ssl.0oe bu-. the corresponding day year ago.
 The visbie supply of wheat in the United etates decreased 1.534.000 bu.. for the week. The amount of breadstuff on ocean pas- sage decreased 76s,0oo bu.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat ears; corn 37e cars; oats 1ss cars; hogs 1Aoo0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
METAL MARKETS.


 New York, July s.--The London tin mar ket was higher than last week. spot closing et f131 5s Id. Futures at f15s 5s. The fo- cal market was quiet but higher in sympa- thy with the advance abroad with spot quoted at $29. 05 910.
 Copper was a shade lower in London. spot being quoted at f5S 12s Sd and futures at f5s los. The local market was dull and nominal with lake quoted at Si3. 25 962M: !: electrolytic at t1s@12h; and casting at S12. @$13. %.
 Lead declined at f12 17s Sd in London but remained at $4. 36 GAS in the local mar ket.
 spelter was unchanged at E21 17s Sd in London and was also unchanged at S5 .40@ 45 locally.
 The English iron market was little lower at Ass Id for Cleveland warrants. Locally iron was unchanged; No foundry northern Is quoted at $16. 50 Gsf7. %; No. 2 at $i6. 00@50; No. 1 Southern and No. Southern soft at S16. 26G50.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans, July 6.-Cotton seed oil {: refinAd n harralS k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. July s.-Turpentine quiet
 Resin quiet Quote: ABc ,2.s5@so; D ss.05@1o; E sS.56@6o; Ss.s5@so; G 8. s5; H s4.15; s4. 55: K s4.s6; s6.05; s6 10; we Ss.15@45: wv 35.zo@45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NEW ORLEANS sror COTTON.

steady: sales on the spot 500 to arrive 726: receipts 2,1ss. Stocks 1oo.791.
 Low ordinary. nom ...' s%c Ordinary nom .... ..... .... .'., s.Aoc Good ordinary .... .... .10hc Low middlins .... .... .... ..!a Mfddling ..-. N... .a....E l-lec Good mtddlfnG ..E I-ioc MiddnnB fair .s....lS LS-hoc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Savannah, July s.-Turpentine firm @<@ 44hc: sales 1.624; receipts 6ss; shipments 574.
 Rosin firm; safes 1.sss: receipts s73: ship ments 1918; stock 1s2.sSo. Quote: B a. 70 H si io@I5; S4. 3s; K sI. s6: M $5 .0k; N S6. 10; .wG s5.ib045; wv $5.2o@45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
LxyERpoOL CoTTON.
A<A WA " AOAss rpool. July s--closing: Cotton spot

Liverpool July 6.-ciosing: Cotton spot dull; price 35 points higher:
 American middiing fair .... .... ......1. .22 Good middiing ........e.ss ss Mtddling s.......o .oo6 Low mfddltng ...s ..... .o ov Eo01 oruiu1fy ~ Qrdtu0rt =. D oo
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 4,800 American.
 Receipts since last report 5000 bales. inc cluding $500 American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Black willow plumes on . hat of white straw make striking eombinA- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
SELMA COTTON MARKET.

Selma. July e.-(SpeciaI )-Spot cotton was quoted in the local market today as follows:
 Good middling ...1zkc Strict middling ....iZc MluutluB s's' .'ll mc V Strict low middling ......11 &c Low mtddling ....l0hc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
LONDON STOCKS.

London July 6.-American securities were nuiet this forenoon. but yesterdays advances we're firmly maintained and occasional gains were made in anticipation of good opening in Wall Street today.
 Close: Consois for money ...... e4 SIS st. do- for account S48 Illinois Central .... .... ........ib3 Lou. & Nash s444 H Southern Ry.... .... ..'... SzA
 Bar silver 23%d.
 Short bills TX GS-1s; three months s-1s 8lA per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Sales lTzigh-I Low-Icios-
 est est. n,s. IDs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NEW YORK COTTON.

Futures on the New York Cotton Ex- changet oday ranged as follows:
 opsnalHishI Low lc,ose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
ST. LouTs PRopucE.

St. Louis. July s.--Fiour steady; red win- ter patents S6.S0@9o; extra fancy and stFaight s.7s@ss.Ao; hard winter clears Hay firm; timothy sls0sis: prairie SOC SIS.
 whislEey $1. .4l.
 Pork steady; jobbing $2o. .37h.
 Lard steady; prime steam 311. .S3k @e1x. Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra sherta 1i%c; clear ribs 1i4e; short clears 11xe., Bacon steady boxed extra shorts -12Ec: Receipts: shipmts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

New Orleans wires: Reliable parties In Texas state that the heat wave is damaging the young cotton"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

New York wires: Steady improve ment in crop conditiops everywhere. blooms reported from all bections and think they will make a full crop vet. nj present weather continues"