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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14
Thev 40 Jolly Good Fellows.

Ihoy Arc Jolly toOu EellO"s'
Here's 20 the Portland business men,
They are jolly good fellows.
The truth is man cannot succeed In
business these days without a certain
amount Of good fellowship.
The man who does not respect thc
principles Of good fellowship and mani
fest good will toward others cannot do
business.
That these gentlemen from Portland
will hire Pullman cars. and pay their
own fare through Western oregon "a
become acquainted with the people Is
a healthy sign Of tho times.
Tho city Of Portland cannot live un'
60 herself alone. Her people are Ore
gon people. They are also Washington
and idaho people.
From the standpoint Of cultivatine
Western Oregon for trade and FOR Tho
benefit Of Portland this excursion was
organized.
Tho excursion will do Western orc
gon great good. n Il awakcns the poo
plo from sclf.complaccnt lethargy.
SO here's 10 tho Portland business
mon who arc coming among us
Long may they live and prosper
along with the rcst Of Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14
YOUR
THANKSGIVING
YOUR
ATTIRE

Should be faultless II you are 10
meet well-bTed people at dinner or TO
eeption, and above all your linen should
be snowy white and immaculate as that
which caps the snow'elad Alps. There
is no outward mark Of gentility that
tells the tale 50 plainly as irreproaeh'
able linen, such as We send home in
perfect condition aud with a color
and finish that only the artist can
reach. Our methods on woolens are up
to-date. We return them soft, sweet
and fulsize as sent Family work,
rough dry, cents per pound.
Salem Steam Laundry
Colonel j. Olmsted, Prop.
DOrous ID. olmsted, Manager.
Phone 25 2SO Liberty St.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14
A Disastrous Calamity.

It is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your hath, because indigestion
and constipation have sapped II away.
Prompt relief can be had in DIR, King q
New Life Pills They build up your
digestive organs, and cure headache,
dizziness, collie, constipation, etc. Guar
anteed at ]. @. Perry's drug storei sSe,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14

stood that a franchise tax bill would
be put through
The public will await the findings Of
the committee of the Valley League,
and If their bill affords relief from
high state taxes let it pass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14
- nmtituta Peonle.

Any one having any east-0tf cloth
ing for destitute families viii kindly
leave them at Mra r. A. Crossan's, 43o
Winter street, for the WOman's Re
lief Corps, TO distribute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14

When buying -four always Insist on
getting wild Rose-the best manufae'
tured. si.05 a sack. 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14

Tho Junction City Times favor,
Walter Toozc Tor congressman IN a
strong editorial. but claims too much
for him In ono way. Ho did not attend
tho national Republican convention.
but tho national convention Of Repub.
lican clubs az Denver. whore he took
strong grounds Tor tho gold standard
In tho face of a strong sentiment for
silver at that time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-14
A SAVINGS BANK

Is a valuable servant OF the pOO,
pie
It takes their small earnings and
invests them safely, making them
earn a reasonable income. IL re-
hoves the depOsitOr Of the worry
and risk Of managing his own
funds; In other words It shifts the
responsibility from his own should
as 70 that Of the bank.
Thrifty. careful people, who pre-
fer safe. sure proposition 70 the
many "get rich quick" schemes
should take advantage Of the IA
eilities afforded by our Savings
Bank Department.
Interest paid on deposits Of one
dollar or more at the rate Of 8 per
cent. compounded semi-annually,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
The Prsaident's Popularity.

The New York Evening Post, after calling attention to a number of things which made the President un- popular in the South. gives Its reason South Is one of the most extraordinary liant career.@ 1t says:
 popular imagination and have made President Roosevelt the most idolised figure in America, and perhaps in the whole world. are his virllity, his frank, his outspoken chivalry, and his human heart. Few people know. much about abstract political principles, and still trade and taritf, railway reform, wig. voters these are empty words. Each party platform rings It's changes on an organized assault upon the of- fees. We live in deeds, not words. The thing which bulks large in the eyes of up. and husties. 'slashes through the red tape. does things. To pass over Rooseyelt's many minor achievements--- Russia, s aceoRSiishois @ SiG Ss.set n the tssth ss have found ihsupsrabie. and with su- perb disrteard Of the conventions of ton. He is also indifferent to the petty social conventions. Born of an old and aristocratic family, reared as a member of the exclusive caste, edu- cated at Fsrvard. he is still thoroughly a man of the people"
 There is no doubt that the South likes a frank whole-souied sort of a man--a man who does things" and who takes q genuine pleasure In meet ing the people aId mingltng with them. From the time that Mir Roosevelt enc tered the South on his recent trip un- til he left It he seemed to enjoy every moment. He appreciated everything that was done for his pleasure and en- tertainment. and he took no pains to hide the fact that he did And he likes straightfordward, honest men in both private and public. life, and those are the kind the South likes. All things considered, 1t isn't at all strange that he got in touch with the Southern peo- pie as soon as he reached Virginia, and he kept in touch with them until he left New Orleans. There are more genuine Americans in the South in pro- portion to the population than in any other section If the country, and the President is a genuine American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
r., Secretary shaw and His "Paraaox."


 Secretary Shaw has accomplished the impossible, He hes found new offlce for the tariff. Alexander Hamilton said the protective tariff was to establish manufactories and sfoster them. Henry Clay said 1t was to diversity our indus tries and give the farmers a home mar ket.. Justin 8. Morrill, said 1t was to ples and advance the wage of labor. William Mckinley said it was to give Apericen consumers cheaper goods by manufacturers James G.. Blaine said 1t was to enable us to dominate the worlds commerce by means of reciproc- ity treaties entered into with sagacity virtue was that 1t paved the way for "Gltimate free trade" John J. .Ingalls said that its of1ice was to fry fat" for Reput lict II campaign expenses.
 But here comes the Secretary of the Treasury of a Republican administra- tfon. and standpatter, with new of- flee for the protective tariff. According to Mir Shaw the mission of protection Is to CT courage and increase importa- tions. If King solomon had ever inl-- agined anything like that he would Ecclesiastes, 1:e-10, and acknowledged that there could be one new and ad- ditional thing under the sun.
 that af his seeEss idea IS psrsdos nd. and that IS exa .tly what 1t is. There are other ir- reconcilabllities in the Secretary's speech at youngstown, but they relate to irrelevant and inconsequentia1 mat ters of facts. which never embarrass your tariff orator. be he pro.cctionist CT free trader.
 There is publication of the Bureau of Statistics, full of tables of figures, and purporting to express the, duanti- ties and velUes of merchandise en- tered for consumption the year 1904. AccC rding to this authority. we import ed for that year Iron and steel, and manufactures of, to the value of about $53.0OO,o00. There is one railroad cor. poration in our country whose annual consumption of those articles is in ex- cess of the entire importations of them. In light of that single fact. the Sec. retary's paradox becomes an absurdity. A dozen other schedules might be cited to show that the present Dingley tarifI operates very well to discourage and curtail the importation of every sort of truck and trafflc that our artisans pro- duce.
 The Secretary ought to go to Boston and hear the Home Market Club make a speech on the office of a protective tariff They would astonish him as profoundly as he has astonished the country
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
cHicAGo GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs.
More Hopeful Conditions tn Russia ChD~i
 Cause of Weakness iN Wheat.

Cause of Weakness in Wheat. ,- | fecting the wheat market here. As a result ss ss sS1S srsss the close the May option was off %c. December sown sr. s of Corn sus sASs STovson: ss3 sf The wheat market was decidedly weak 2. the start. initial quotation: on ..v being ssEc sentiment in the Lit was extremely
 Fer ms dsaSS %ss l.Eht Advices regarding the situation fn as .ss the esss ssss ss Of & s. up of the Russian railroads resulting from political disturbances would soon be broken .the market of the naain bull!sh factor. A @ anothsr ssrish fsstos This report t' was to tns ii Aes hi Sasss snd ae whea ts sea sfast a so gave added force to .Se bearish dispatches. of the United States dispelied fear of dam age by droutb to the newly sown crop and trading was well under way the market was steadisd temporarily by active support sss s selling as pIess to another downward plunge. This selling was stimulatea somewhat by large increase In In @ showing an insrssss of ges5ooss sasSsl: lowest point of the day was reached at
 Ss S o.s ws s o rssss.a Sss sn
 pnf nT hr sns srSs so.ss sy y.sSs sas ~ cember were ss&c. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to s4;eoo bushels. Pri- @ pared ffp with iosi,coo sasSeis '%s wear ago aso. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported sst week and ssl cars ssar ago ear I Early in tho session the corn market
 qS's n shss ster s srhs ya sh: svre @ of a" .radins % Was liberal nnrehsses es s6e we're @ steady steady aDd cash 0ee and espors % demand, was reported of an urgent character Nu- Ing of small returns from huskin-- Mar ket closed firm with prices at about the
 pSes tss cwss ssy at 45Ec. sold between 4bH@45%c and 4sNs sssnsa sss c,osed at an ss Local receipts rtr, wert
 The eats market showed tendency to Sentiment was quite bearish at the start but later firmer tone developed Lead s sna ssss h6asss asS Sought freely The market closed steady. December open. ed Nc lower at 30Ac sold up to 30Nc apd closed at 3o%e. Lecai receipts were ssi cars.
 Influenced by the break in wheat. ths provisions market was a trifle easier. There was some wild fluctuations in the price oi October pork and ribs on final settlements shorts In ribs being compelled to pay $1. 5t setwses sisc @ O and sic sS eiosns 1r aRse ase barrel under yesterday. There was little new investment buying of the January pro duct, pending the final outcome If tho windup in the October delivery. At the close January pork was off 5@7Bc at sS12. s7M G12,a0 Lard and ribs were each down 2k( at se.SaM and S6 50 resnectivelys
 Estimated receipte for tomorrow: Wheat 40 cars; corn. 1i7 care; oats. 2s7 cars hogs. 35.o00 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
WALL STREET REVIEW
MASlrnsres esrS,x Ss s,sH9t;As sN,saHssA4. Hrvrvrrrr'
Bess XisSzmsss ts FlpansisrA Dsrisey ksesSss S.,.s Trsnb'ss

New York. ost si.-.Ths ,,.s Msnifss.o 70, of financial centres of the world. which was @.nsa ss's s,fsot n on the @ xoria. poDSis.oa oi the historic event; Probably the moye- sssasa G t. the ,ns aassns ~ nSa % S of s s..f ss . 2Rsn, Saf ss ai path M rnnnins in 'a to 0ei erisis in the Ru.sisn empire. the movement was of undoubtsd signfi-
 The effect of the Russian situation has feun1 its outlet to ths worlGs n markets ss,ds ai issis.. q 4aa ss'sts sss assness in Paris in the event of s,.srsas~ Srsss seursd the financial prospect recently. Its shs esaH imssfnatons g sscksnss . situation ewns to the threat of depletion ef the none too srsa 'sah sf sss ,s .s .a 'rn ies T the banking conditions there. - T q s and wsr at this time The effect on the stock mar. ore nss wal wiasys srsaiss ss. hsn time the recent trading. The volume of sctiycs c ssvs sa eos s.srs Of 'hs s of the Ss' 4tns s. fl ias %sEs erations making up the largest part of the dealings The relaxation of the foreign tension gss eonspicuousiy showi, h the fer fer ably and 6issipated the fears of an outgo of gold this week The probability. Of an easing of the money situation in London soon after the onsh-sd sSn.,ss.s,1sn disbursements T inc soS'SH New Fork m money marfet was occu- pied today with the November settlements and the call loan rate was affected accord. for currency WAS stlil in evidence snd New Orleans took s2eo, 900 in currency through the medium of the sub-treasury.
 While stocks showed q fair degree of was vas much poncsntratsd on special stociss: Reading and ths ,snasiting stocks held their conspicnous position as in the recent mar ket. The reported purchase of the Lehigh the working out of further important plans The movement of National Lead in sym. pathy with srraitins indicated the belief dustry on the part of the Smelling com panies. The United states Steel stocks were rather lsggard in. tts early stages of the the expectation of favorable character of the statsment of the quarterly net earn ings to be presented during the afternoon.
 The retreat of q large bear interest was srss n sna ,os % sNs ss the ssessr e sos The ,rnsrket, had to take some of the in evifabie profit taking on the days gains. by pression was made on the best prices by this process. The closing was faifiy
 YGR% s;c9s. .s sslss Soss. pSr T.r. ya's unchanged on call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
Association FootbalI.

Chicago, Oct. S1.--Association foot- ball will be introduced as q college sport at the University of Chicago. Coach Alonzo Stagg started the move- ment today by asking the schools of philosophy and letters of the junior colleges to organize teams. and also stated that he made supervise the work. It is the intention of Coach Stags to make the ''socker" game regular coll leRe sport, and when other institutions of learning have been induced to take up this style of football to have inter- collegiate games.
 The association game is believed by many college students to be the rem edy for features for the present style of college football which are found objectionable.
 Brawn and weight are not essential to a first-class player in the associa- tion game, and, therefore, 1t is argued, the beneficial results of the exercise in the open air win be extended to a much larger percentage of the stu- dents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01

Noble Oct. 3l.-Arrived: strs. Fort Nor gan, Nor, OIsvik. Bocas del Toro: Hispania Nor, SeeberR. Puerto Cortez: Katie Nor Johannessen, Belize: Peerless. Br. Thomas. St. Vincent. Cleared: Strs. Elswick Pork. Andersen. Rosario.
 New orleans--cleared: strs. Fl Monte, Moxson. New York: Westphalia. Ger. Bur Venus. Nor, Tysiand Port Limon: bark Albatross, Port. Paiae. Oporto
 Port Eads--Arrivsd: Strs. Eustop. Br Bowen. Marseiiies: Ostergotland swsd Anderson. Galveston: Mechanlclan Br.' Ball. Liyerpool and sailed for Galveston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
KANSAS cTTY LIVE STOCK
NEw YORK CoFFEE AND suGAR,

New York. Oct. 31. = Coffee-spot Rio quiet; No. 7 invoice. sA 6S%e. Mild dull;
 Sugar sSSar-Ra% quiet: fair refining. 2%c: centrifugal oe test. 3hc; moiasses sugar. 2Kc. Refined quiet: No. !. t.osc: No &. ! .sse; No. F. s.sOc: No IS. s.75c; No. IA. s'7ss; TSs nark., for coffee futures opeued steady at an advance of 6@In points in response to steadler Brazilian cables than expected Brazilian receipts were full. however. and with little fresh buying in evidence the market soon easeJ off under a renewal of liquidation. The close was barely steady at unchanged DricAs to a de- cline of 5 spolnts. Sales were reported of 10 9bO baks Quote: S..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
win yerotInte With Prince

Christiania, oct. 31.-The 'storthing this evening by vote of S7 to 2s adopted the proposition of the govern ment that it be endowed with full pow CT to negotiate with Prince Charles or Denmark for his acceptance of the crown of Norway on the understand ing that the wishes of the people be consulted in the form ct referendum The motion of ten members for ret- erendum as to whether republican or monarchical form of government pc adopted was rejected by vote of S6 to 30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
Montgomery Ala
]. rHr MrrAr.,MAnxrrs

New York. Oct.s 3l.-Tin was 10 Ms higher in London, with spot at .f15o, and futures es. tdts sA Firm locally at s32.so@
 Copper irregular In London at f71. 5s for spot while futures were . shade hieher at f10. los. Locally about unchanged: Lake, sis .a7 h @1s.Ts: electrolytic, sf6. .25@ $16 .62h; casting, $1s. % q 16.S
 Spelter lower at f14, 1ss in London. Lo- cally nominal at $. 2o95.4o for, spot.
 spelter unchanged in the local market
 Iron hieher at 5is Sd for standard found " and at s2s. sd for Cleveland warrants in the English market Firm here: No: l foundry Northern and Southern. SIS. 25 Q SIS. SO; No . foundry Northern and South ern. $17.7541s.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
COTTON
xn4fLE OFFERING AT THE PRICES
yssnres Were Errstic and InfIgssced Local --' Trnde--ataple Is Now Moving
 Freelv 10 the Seaboard

spot cotton was 1-lec lower st the close ,w 6usiness ysskerday afternoon. with little olfsftng ct these yricss,
 Fufufes opened four tc five points better th1n Monday's closing fiKurcs The early IEAfket appeared strong and prices Ad- v&ncee on good cables. but receded towards the ciosa and at the end of business not snNeh had been scored on the day.
 Harvie Jordan. president of the Southern Cotf6n Association. sent out an estimate of . crop of e,441.0o0 bales. based on answers rom i5.oo0 correspondents. but the estimate 0fd not have any arpreciaSle effect upon the market. The Russian news and the a2ziety of spinEers did more for the market tknn the estirnate Of MT. Jordan. although tke condition estimate eff Miss Giles gave thS bears opportunity to press down the
 Nc Intelligent specuIstcr or cotton opera ter can fall to reach tha conclusion that f1s crop will De short and that the demand o& the spinners will be Ereater than 1t Is r{Hhf nov. With these things in mind Miner level of prices must come before tho h6lIdAys although there is undeniahly feelinE among some of the most conservative holders that anything above 10 cents is fairly rood yrfca.
 Cotton Is now moving freely from Mont xorsefy and the 'ccmpresaes are giving more Satisfactory. service than in. sevsrai weeks.
 The weather conditions and dissatisfaction with rrices have kept cotton fin the coun- try and receipts in Montgomery are not as large as buyers wcuid ike 10 sse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
spos Ssz sa S Pe,na Ganotatiol

s''' fRss Show % Lsss of s9is S Points. a''a'''n' New Orleans Oct s1.-Spot cotton active end firm. Factors offering more freely and Bales. 5000 bales. including 3,700 to ar rive. Delivered on contracts. 700. Quota
 Futures opened quiet and weak. the active nonths being one to four points lover than last evenings finals. Although Liverpool was six to seven English points higher. cotton here Is setting So heavy that most getting under. In the trading December openEd one point lower at lo. sse. gained . point and then raceded te TO. 4sc, Yarns. uu3et. pet losses e@12 points.
 Tomorrow, All Saints Day. is a legal holiday: no markets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
Corrected Daiiy.)

tCorrected Daity.) These prices are at wholesale sad no, to oonsumera .n.n
 pearl .sno: gloss isnS. s*e. nickel DssS, 1sss-
 Eies-i1stra fancy. .sNs: head. s9se, Sinessr.psr, gallon. isW sss. WI ieN0i0Mo; choice. ii0iikc; fancy. isS
 sss'|s ssa::.sss :$Si .Ss.. t:sERs :Es ss ssss ...... s.ss: isSss patent. % ;.ss. s1s ssis Ssss:a: Sss:a.
 SIs...;;sss.; I..;s.s'sS sSl S..i ssse per sack. 's.' Lafd-Leaf shc; compound. sNe. basis
 Hams--Deve. ise; others isk ol4e
 Grain and a nasy--Bran. ei; shorts. q. 10; othy. zee: Johnson grass. ssci rust proof proof
 Cotton seed--Hulls. loose. per ion. .k, 0assS css.sSsncS is srss sa ishSn1 nss sosS..t sst
 S.sxl..ss S.sxl..ss-oosNssy,. osss, .os sa
 sss Mis's and s.nnaa sS s.ssass sS s1 sssOa sN pinks. ,isanc; .a,nI Columbia river; .sO; sock. ;s; sS Ss.ssa ss.ss Amlsrasa l@polssa s,eS oysters. F. F W: .:. A-oA. sSc: s-oA. soc; nshi Moisssss--GeSrsia cane barrel sse p.r syrup. M ISs ssIa. ssiiss: sa: 'ss'' saiisSn. niisS.s
 Hides--Dry flint laGIse; srssn ssited.
 Wooi---clear. as0sso: washed $ soc, bury. 10 @1Se.
 Beeswax--22 ~ 24c.
 Fruit and producs-,-Tiorida oranges. per choice. SC; apples. fancy. per bbl., ss; No l. ss.fbi choice. @ 50; lines choice. Tso per 100; fancy. $l; potatoes. Is Ohio choice. fancy, soc: onions. Y, D.. sacked Der bush sSaporatsd apples. prime so-ib boxes. so:: turnips. i50-lb. sacks. st.ss; choice hand picked peanuts. sk 0ekc; Spanish onions, seed-Rys. si per bushei: wheat s1.so. barley. q: crirn- on clover. l2J: alfalfa 15@ 1ec per 1b.: onion sets. white skin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
MARKET FOR FUTURES
RULING WAS IRREGULAR DURING
In Spite Of Several I3uIIlsh Items. Prices Ensed Off During tho. Aftsrnoun.
 to c'o's , Nine , ss, Twelve

New York. Oct. si.--Ths cott,n market the, the mssn'ns or ,s ease % cff in .. sit.,ao9n is faverably at . net decline of 76i3 points.
 The opeAing was steady at an advance of esSss and the of s Russian news. but there waa quite good deal of realizing at the advance In spite of slack. prices @ eassd of Sur,ss mane shs s"fy ssiy session to net loss of abaut four to eisht
 At the decline. covering by yesterdays report at mid1ay rallied the market to prac- quiet. held ,faisiy i sa.s steady. the nAFAs' "'"s
 The weekly report proved bullish and
 yoson ss sn S the crop at enly stst.eoo bales. but with the Ssns n: ssse nsa ad no within two or three points sf the lowest; Hssy ssssps for shs dsy wsss sns were generally steady and unchanged to ss Ecss s tns ss ess s, 'esss ss ws, sss 900 fSles. against sss,sis last week and tagssy Fsan. last year Todas rsssipss at Nsx against as.sssP Pf last U year. ''''a '''''' 'a''''
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
 New Orleans Oct. s1. = Sugar market quiet; open kettle centrifugaL s1-1s@8Ac; centrifesaf whites, tK 0lhc; yellows. Ss- is&s aslse sss0'ds fs;,,s ,s9sNa e.,,f
 T svrup-.Nsw cane. s7ossc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
Interior Movement.

Houston--Eteady, 10 11-f6e. net receipts, 3s, s5e; Tfoss. s3.as9; shipments, z4.ose; sales Auxusta.-sfeady. ieMc; net receipts. B. ses; gross: s.ses; shipments. 1.ss2; sales. Memphis-steady ioxc; net receipts. s. f7s. sresH 4.e1fi Shipments. i,os2: sales E. si Iouis- Steady. ioxc: net receipts, Cincinnati = Net receipts, 77; Eross 77: shipments 700: stock. 16.1ts.
 Louisville--Firm. 1ic.~
 Total today Net receipts. 4o, ss0; gross.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
J. s. willcox, sec'ty. Undivided Profits eao, ,O0o.

Rock, Memphis and New Orleans distrlcts. where they have risen slightly.
 Note.--This is the last bulletin Of the sea- son of 1905. .
 Section Director, Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
Jannn AcceDtn surrestIon.

Berlin. Oct. 31.-The Japanese For eign Office October 2s accepted Em- peror Williams suggestion tbat tne powers would withdraw their troops from Pekin, excepting the legaton guards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
m. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

St. Louis Oct 3l.-Flour steady.
 Whiakey steady. e1. 54.
 Pork steady: iobbinR. sIb .0o.
 Dry salt meats steady. boxed extra shorts e7.5S: clear ibs. ef. %: shot clears. ss 2s. raeun steady; boxed extra shorts, SB. 60, elssr rIks. sss7s: short clears. @. oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-01
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Oct 3l. Turpentine firm, ss@esHc; sales ssi; receipts. sSs; ship Resin firm; sales. 2,52&: receipts, 2.7s1; ehlpments. 2.S5s: Quote: A, B. c. q IS: D. s..ss: P. st;sSc; st.d5so: z :s5SS:: H. Ss.so W c. s5 .45; W W. -s5.Bs
 Charlsston-Turpentine and rosin nomin- wiiminEton - Spirits turpentins firm. CSC bid: receipts 34.
 Resin firr s3, SO: receipts. BOT.
 Ter firm. s1. so: receipts 109.
 Crude turpsntine firm. s3. s5, s4.75 and U.7h; receipts. 12s.