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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
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nimmt S9peinetptelettes, riGtet Tie gu
uno tlppft iie ettpas brett, beI9neibet
tie r%ingsberum, ial5t lie Elm fpenig auf
beiOen Seiten, lest iie beiieite uno be-
reitet pprerIt folgenbe Sil5e: brei Bis
pier gereinigte @9peinsfiiBe, 3nie=
beln, Spei 2orbeerblGtter, SalS, einise
PfeffertOrner unb enelii9 @epiir5,
cine SaHe Weineiiig unO Gitrpnenz
i9ale gibt man in elm &o9sei9irr,
giebt rei9li9 Wafer o%arauf, lGbt IS
to9en uno f9dumt babel fleibis ab.
SpGter nimmt man au9 bas Tett ab,
pel9es ii9 auf Der SberflG9e seist,
oamit Die 8riibe ni9t tribe miro.
Na9bem Die 8rii6e atpsi Stunben gez
fp6t bat, siebt man lie bur9 Elm Sups
peniieb unb lGBt lie einige 3eit fteben,
oamit lie fi9 flGrt; nun nimmt man
ods Sett ab, siebt Die Bride bebutiam,
oalnit Der SAP 5uridbleibt, in einen
&o9tppf, sibt Die Societies binein u1tb
to9t btefelben tpei6. 0ierauf gieBt
man 0ie 8ribe our9 cine leinene, urtz
gebluute Serpiette, fiigt ben Saft elmer
GitrOne bin5u uno ldbt auf selinoem
Seuer nod einmal our95ieben. Sns
Spif6en Iegt man auf Den 8pOen elmer
por5eQanenen. porber nit faltem @diz
Ter aus9effIlten S9ifel, Die ii9 gum
Stiir5sn eignet, Elm Sternmuiter bon
rotben Hiiben, grim unb rotbgefGrb@
tenn Sleif9gelee, Gitronsni9eiben uno
SaI59urfen. audi G%iiisbobner, fiilt
spet biz Orei S90pflOffel Der 8riibe
ourauf uno ldbt Die Sieur bur9 Gr=
talten Der griibe feit perben. Damn
legt man bebutfam bie &otelettes
nebeneinanOer binein, giebt Den &eit
Ser 9riibe porii9tig bariiber, lGbt oie
S6ihel "A Stunben an sinem falten
Srte iteben unb itiirSt oas @anae por
Dem Serpiren.
Muf BEN Nnla9en Der
Aleinfpntein Gitotes Mine am iiio=
ofrifanif9en Gaitrunb sriffen Ginefiz
S6e &ulis cine bon Snbiern befpobnte
garude an unb perleBten bier Sniahen
aufs grauIamite nit Meiern. 3pans
gig Gbinsien purben perbuftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

SIR 81 etunSeu snssnS 7rbr wOrstns. 8. OCTOBER
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

Die Beb6rbe FIR 6fentli9e
Nrbeiten bat eeifern be &sfsnation
bes abfaq. Snipsctors Martin Wurpbp
angenommen unb Ssnrp Selfamp an
oefen STEELE ernannt.
Die SeIe9nten Der 81
tional : Gonbsntion unb ibre Samea
gruppirten fi9 9effern Dor benz Seuts
I4en 6auie. mo bonn photographer
Serrn Charles 8. 8rebman1 elm gro-
bes. bor3t9li9 9elun9enes @ruppsn-
bib genommen tpurbe.
Grau Wapme 6. 8onbam, oeren
Sobn fiirsli9 i'm Wbite 8iper e%rtrant.
uno Mrtbur 8arter eridienen Qefern
por Der partbeb6rbe uno bsrlangten.
oaB i'm &iberfioe.Y art cine &ettun9s.
ftation nit 6aten uno anberen @erdt6.
idaften eingeri&tst uerbs. bic Bel 81.
trintunssfdlen benuBt tusrosn t6nnte.
Die parfbeb6rbe bat benz Wuni9e Der
@eiudRellsr sntIprotsn unb b~iesbestis=
li9e anOr onunsen erlaKen.
@oronerS utetpeiIer bat
geifern ben SeiA i'm @nrfielb parf
unterfu6en IaHen, INN aus3ufinbsn, Oh
bic 40idbrise &slie &pnn, bic felt lss.
ten WittwO9 i5re Wobnuns. 584 Yir-
ginia Nbe.. bsrlisB, srtruntsn if, ba
trOb Der eifri9tsn Na&fOri4unsen
Seitens Der poli3ei. Der GGtpeffer uno
Sreubinnsn bsrislbsn bisber ri1ts iiber
ibren Berbleib In @rtabrung gebra6t
tperbsn fcnnte. Die rlnteriu9ung blieb
ieoo9 rsIultatlos.
Ole 8eh6rbe fhr 6Hsnilihe
@erfe bat bic &siolutionen fur @r6H.
nuns bon SadIon Yiacs fotpeit gsf6r-
bert, DOB bic aksBmsnis FIR goribeile
uno @&dOisunssn fetseiebt fnb. 5hr
lebtere 1T bic @eiammtTumme bon
s67. $50 beftimmt. 6hl erffere 1T Die
Union &ailpnp nit $40. 900 bslnfet.
Die Stabt indianapolis fon $4,000
trager uno 1T Der Staotrntb eriudt
tpOrben. bieien getras gu bepiataen.
Die 8erfa surtunb G
fur bas @runoftid an gapitol Mpenus
uno Wartst GtraBs tpurbe eefsrn ge-
ieBli9 eingetrageu. Ctr bic Summe
bon $25, 600 fibsrtra9en 6err unb
frau gomarb W. Quinlsp oasielbe an
RiGarb &pie. 90 erffere f9 3. 3. in
Dresden. SeutidIano, befinoen. trdgi
bas S9rififid Die 9eelaubisuns oes
bortigsr ameritaniiden 2oniuls @bas,
6. Cohen unb ieiner Bureau-M ngeffsa.
ten nsben benz offaieien Siegsl Ores.
ben, 96niarei& Sa&feu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

N%erIouet = Sofort Gin autes beutihes NdbGer
~ fur sepobnIine Sausarbeit.
1a1Suirasen go. 24s 8ireinia Gps.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
SocaL0 etterberi9t.


gbparb uno Marp @rsen, anabe.
- @bas. uno Minnie Sobnion, Wdo.
DEN. = @m. unb ". Burns, Wdo-
den. = 9omsr unb Grarces penee,
2nabs. = Sofbua uno ausuffa anapp.
3nabe. - O. 5. uno Malinoa Sheets,
Rdbden. = u. @. uno @oitb Wpnn,
Mdodsn. - Sp. uno Siuie Ganne=
baum, 9nabe. = Sarrp uno MOnie
@alber, Mdbden. - Nlbset unb
gmma RimbsI, 9babs.
gstrnrt:
Sobn Wbiift-glmire MQen.
Wm. 8ibens-8eatrice Wiler.
Darn Sacobs-Naomie Warer.
Seqie SuHsr-anna We@hintie.
8eaprben:
&utberfDrb &bone, "a, Srrsn-M ipl.
- @Iapborn Wiais, l Monat. 629
Oh Wi9igan Str. : Maaaret 9ouds,
70, Of Widigan Ctr. = 8irginia
Saupre. 6. %. Wef Gortb Str. =
Iannie Solom, Al. fdot. Sospital. =
6reo SOot. sc, $50 @Oaa aps. =
Nina Smith, 80. 1876 90. Warman
Abe. - Sos. Seib, II. 529 9eon Str.
= Sobn SotuOiuts. 80, Stabt. =
Sdu9l. Sorton, - 1916 Sho
alabama Ctr. : 6. $. Bsbb, 20.
Siatonihen Sospital. - Sos. Wat,
tor. 70. 1924 WoooIaun Nos. =
earab prentins, AZ, 442 Def 40.
Str. = Pbilip Sepfrieo. 68, $50 Sub
Wsft Str. = Sdu9l. Sobion, -,
1909 Of 10. StraBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

SHtrIanet Gin Edbden fir aEssmsine 6ans'
~ arbeit' 8rei in Der camille. gtadsufraeen
500 @raeelanb Noe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

Benjamin S. Slime an emma s.
Warflano, Got sol; Mc@artp's II.
Wefieite Mbb., 80 bel $50 SUB, per-
beKert, WeHisite arbOr aOe., iioli3
Der Oliper Nbe. 81, $50.
Mmanba 3. Sc 6aas an &obert W.
Srmin, Got 4, BlDd 4, 2incoln part
4ob., 40 Bel las. 164 SUB, perbefert,
@shfeite alabama Str. n6roli9 Der
%. Str. SO, $50.
Winiam 6. &ifner an Clarence 8.
@ummins, 3ot 33, Blod 4, 3Oreoo
part Mob., 40 bel 1876 SUB. be%rbeisrt,
Wefieite guclib 4pe. r6roli4 bon
Waibinqton Ctr. $1,000.
sSames u. Sennp an Sarab g.
elm 5tinftel SntsreHe zines Sbeils beg
iaopefli9en 8isrtels Der Section 2,
Sib. Is. Ranse2 2. 40 adsr in pits
8ibp. $500.
Marion Sennp an @iliam Sennp,
elm Sbril BEG noro6fli&en 8iertels Der
Section IL, BIB. Is, &ange 2, 80
older In pits Sfb. $4,000.
Warion 9ennp an Sames Eennp,
elm Sbeil bss nprbpefltGen giertels
bs-ielbsn Section, 40 gdsr in gite
BIB. $4,000.
Warp Suolep an Wiliam Sublep,
9ois 278 uno 28O in Morton glaee,
80 BEL 178 GuB, berbefert, Siowsf-
gde bon @antra! gbsnue uno %. Str.
$4,000.
Charles 6. Sweeb on &utb s. &o-
berts, Got 8, Smssos OrfOrb part
4bb., 38 bel 148 Sub, iiolide Settle
bon Worris Str. Ditli9 bon 9appss
Str, $500.
Gufan sc. Serob an SIora 9. &oot,
She'll bon Got A. IglOd 10, 9ratss
abo., 40 Bel 1896 Sub. 6fli6e Settle
bon SlinOis Str, n6rolid Der IL.
Str, $4,000.
uniou Sruff @o. on s. Sur9eB
grown, Got 6, 9ahelman place aoo.,
60 BEL 100 SUB, 6fli9e Settle bon
college ape., itioli9 bon Sc. StraBe.
$1,000.
2emis U.s.. @ranor u. u. on Warp
u. Waosr, Got 326, Alen u. u. 2.
0pro @ooolapn Mbb., 80 BEL 100
SUB, psr6sRert. NOroieite @ngliib Gbe.,
6fli9 bon Scotia Ctr. $1,000.
Bertha 3. gaid an 2ouis 6. @9u-
bert, Got 6, Wiaisan's part plaes
Mob., Al BEL 1855 SUB, berbsHsrt.
Wsfisite @inoiOr Ctr, fioli9 bon
Commerce Mbe. 1880.
Charles 6. Barnum an 9enrietta
WuraIer, Got 273. Miler & Wader's
partwap Nbb., 47.2l Bet 14O Sub,
pacant, Wspieite Sdurmann Gpe. .
fRbli9 bon Is. Ctr. $500. eos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

% Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Stabt. Wuao's r2Onsfe0Ow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
@ettcrberiht


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SIR Snoiana: S9Dn bente Na9t mno
am Sonntns; mariner beute Na9t.
SoeaLD etterbert@t
Sdon uno tp6rrrer beute Na9t; Sonns
tag, idon.
Tbermometerftano.
S69fs Ie1rperatur. ....... ~ @rab
9~tebrigfte Ienrperatur. ......... 80
80. e. BIbtbe,
SeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07
-..Qvres Bulletin -.
Wenete :: Tlameaettes

S2s5oaise Surin setreifte SIaneuets
tes, in rola, belbIauem unb rotbem
Sruno, ale Die neueitsn Muitern
unb Bic STANDARD 15c Oualitat, sic
Oarb &c
27sSOuise Slaneuettes in beaem unb
Sunflem @runb, aneemefen fur
@rappers nnS SauS Saeques. bic
10c Sorte, Die garb su........7c
Outing Slaneae in meiBem @runb nit
nieoli6en Streifen uno 8irfeln,
cine iebr quite Nualitdt su......5c
Salement 9aOen, Sf Sang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

0%erlongt = Gin sutes Mdbfe1 fur algemeine
~ Sausorbeit; ten maiden guten 9obn. 0a1.
sutraeen 1921 sorb Saiaois Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-07

S%erIanat-Gtu eeuti9er Sunce Der has Bdder.
~ qei9dft 5u trlsrnen iphnidt. Ra13ufragsn bet
Sppuis, 1880 Glib Cat etraBe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

efficiency, to lower charges. Let us turn to law-made rates. In England' in France, in Germany. they have such rates and in every one of those coun- tries the efficiency of railways Is far below that of our railways, the rates are far higher and the decline fn charges Is relatively sluggist.
 we may expect the same results from similar laws. Law made rates are sure somewhere to deny the fair and just rewards of enterprise and public spirit they will surely penailze both and put a premium upon political wire-pulling and intrigue. Let con eress fix the standards of obligation as strictly as it's wisdom suggests, but let this be done directly, not tnroueh an irresponsible deputy Legislature. And when the standards are fixed, the questions whether they have been vio- lated and whether extraordinary pro lection against their future vlolatlon ID necessary are and ought to be for the Federal Courts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

95c; Johnson grass s5c: rust prco' oats 0'c' Cotton seed-Huils loose. per ton. s5. 50; baied se 50; sacks q i.6o: cotton seed meal, 'ES ScSssS:.e-Fancy sS full cream iss: special 'sH nHS.x,ns-N.w %. I. ID; new sugar sack. 800 yard bales 7he yard
 M.ss-RiS sst. sNe: sa1,. 5,S s.eon sn ss.nx sxe T., pnEs 9ain.s S9iSn siA Am.rlean Ssl '0 s''a oii ssyyesss: mus mustard. ss. .ss; Imported .7Vsit; ox.te.r. F. w. 4-oz.. sbc: 6-oz. soc; light weiSht sSc dozen ,.,
 on Moisssss1ions n..ss Saions. ss.7S: per case: T.. is .Urnn .Sr. ro1 Cabin. gallons. $1%: # gallons HrIspp. spp. quarts. y4. :5 per dozen
 9iin, Iso Ss tc l7s: an asy ..l,.a ,bc: green salted 1oc
 Wool--Clear 24c to zsc.
 Trr,t and Produce-Red and yellow on stock $I .00 bu.: Michigan VI. oO hu.: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping nara head stock 2c lb.: fe ncy oranges Y: 70 Do.; russets, s5. %; Florida oranges v eJQ ss.. .e bu. i: white peas s2.25 bu-: apple and white cheese I5c lb.: fancy H-p peanuts Sc ID, :: choice peanuts Dc lb. evaporateo h appe p1smons s4 60; California ra.sins crates s1.7 crates si.s5 box: California uGunes 5o,So, s%c: so-75. 7Sc: 7O-s9. 7Ac ib,; California peaches 9c l6; mSea r nuts 9ona 1o1u almonds isc Ivaca 15lsc: oceans. medium size OI1c; spanish onions s1 10 crate' heaVy weight Malaga grapes s7 keg
 sesd-Sy,s; eE,@son S Clover. isc: alfalfa ii aee Rs: blu: gi ass. 1sa1sn per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

bulge in che price of oats for December de livery The price for that option was bid up from 32kc. the opening quotation to 30 before any quantity was offered for gale Al that price, however. many of the lengs took profits which brougn. about QuicE reaction Closing quotations were at 31 1ec, tho lowest poInt of the day Other deliveries were steady. May opened unchanged to isc low. CT at 32h to s2kc. sold up to ssSc. ana
 Despite an advance of 5G1oc in the price of live hogs. the provisions market was weak because of persistent selling by local packers At the close May pork was off figs at IS Lard unchanged at sI.Th. Ribs 2Lsc lower at s7l37h.
 Estimated receipts for Tuesday: Wheat S4 cars: corn S97 cars. oats f34 cars; hogs 4S, 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
Prenident Takes n Hunt.

dent enjoyed a good hunt this morn. ing at Pine Knob, his Virginia re. treat. with only an old negro guide as his company. His bag at the close oi the expedition was one wild turkey, half a dozen quail, two rabbits and some snow birds. Surgeon General Rixey, with the two boys, Kermit and Archie, went in a direction different from that taken by the President and were not nearly so successful. The Roosevelt party will leave for Washs ington tomorrow afternoon. The Pres ident and Mrs Roosevelt have enjoyed and been benefited by their stay in the hill country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
WILL IGNORE KNOCKERS.
General Bingham Says He Will Do His
 Best.

New York, Dec. SO.-General Theo- dore A. Bingham who soon will assume control of New Yorks police depart ment. today outlined the policy he pro poses to follow.
 q intend to jump into my job and do my level best" he said. "I intend to try to get the confidence of the people and keep it. l suppose there are plenty of knockers. but I do not care. I am absolutely independent ard will try to do good work. We need good government and this is what l am going to try to give"
 General Bingham says that he does not intend to use the office as step ping stone to anything else.
 Tt is a mans job" he said, and if a man is successful it. ought to be enough to keep him busy the, rest of his life.'
 He said that he was able to outline his policy only in this general way, because he was not familiar with any
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
CAUGHT IN MISSISSIPPI.
AIbert Jackson. Charged With Murder, Arrested Ky John Jones.


 Marion. Dec. 3O-(Special. .)-Albert Jackson, colored, charged with the Kill ling of Sid Lester near Hamburg about three months ago, is now in the custody of the Sheriff of Perry County Jack son was arrested in Hattiesburg. MISS, yesterday by John Jones, who lives at Hamburg. gently written by Jackson, and left at once for Hattiesburg, found Jackson on the street and recognizing him made the arrest personally. Jackson Is ac- cused of shooting Lester from peniho a tree while Lester and MT. McCuley were collecting an account rom ms brother, Frank Henderson, who was fixing to move to Misslsslppi, bes'e, !, was shot in the bowels and fingered several days.
 Jackson made no resistance and de- nies his guilt He says he stayed at home until MT. Lester's death ana no one came to arrest him. but on nearing he was charged with the crime he letl after Mir. Lester's death. He dld not change his name after going to MISS issippi, according to the statement or Mir Jones. and had been arresteu anu fined under the name of Albert Jack son He made no effort to conceal his identity, or where he was from. MT Jones gets s210 reward. MT. Jones says that Jackson did not care to wait for requistion papers, that he wanted to come back home and said he had as soon come now as any time.
 Jackson emphasized that he had made no effort to conceal his identity and that he remained at home untll attei the death of MT. Lester
 The remains of Mrs. H. c. Howze, whc died Thursday were buried yesterday followed by cortege of friends eX- tending nearly a half mile. Mrs. Howze was a sister of the Messrs Woodfins the most successful farmers in the County and a relative of Henry Wood fin Grady the lamented Georgia editor MT Howze Is a member Of one or the nIdest and most prominent families of NJiddIa AIabam. and nephew of Judge IT.. nf Rirnninphann.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
WALL STREET REVIEW
LAST DAY OF THE YEAR IS AN ACTIVE
us.,..,t,c, shovr, to Realize the Profits on Advances of the Last Few Days and Escape Risks Of
 Tight Money.

New York Dec. 20--The .as. day of the exchange, but the tone of the market was sition to realize the profits shown on wide advance of the past fey days and to escape the money market The absorptive power the reaizing was effected without material cidediy feverish movements in the closing dealnEs when nasty throwing over or hold ioss oGed n some cases by rapid range in Amalgamated Copper and Anaconoa was especially wide and rapid The imme. me. ciafe outlook ia the money .narket remains psssa sss fcr ssay relief terest due for full payment of which great funds have been accumulated. The severity of this weeks stringency Is attributed msina an that the accumuiation of resources by the trust companies for the purpose of window ditfon, which is required of those institutions has played an important part m tne coml nl strction of the weeks d money Sroy HE reease of funds. accumulated for this purpose: On the other hand. there is some apprehension the course of the speculation may fall due next week, especially in the foreign exchange
 market and hsr will ssanps peh 'o ssussien e of the probable effect on sentiment of the December pc ' charges for interest. which will 70 out to the houses, next week. and which. it is believed. will disclose high average or carrying Sank statement. which conformed pretty closely 10 expectations in the cash change. The heaviest lending by the panks ks is S sup pf the week and this would have 2 d unfinished effect in the average changes Tor the week
 Total sales of bonds par value sl.s7o.ooo.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
Nerr Innurance CompnnIen.

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. SO.-Charters were granted here today by Secretary of State Cook to new life insurance com panies, licensing them to do business in Georgia. One was the Mutual Life Eranter1al Association of Georgia whose ofices will be in Athens. The other was the Farmers Mutual Life Protective. Association of Atlanta. Both being mutual companies, have no cap ital stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

savannah-Net receipts 2s74: gross re ceipts 2.s74: stock 143,1ls; shipments coast wise 5.154.
 Charleston-Net receipts IFS; gross re ceipts IFS; sales 2a1: stock 45.e46: snip ments coastwise 1.s5l.
 Wilmington-Ouiet. 11Ac: net receipts 27i: gross receipts 271: stock s.esi: ship ments tn continent e.S50.
 Norfolk-Holiday: net receipts 1.3e4; gross receipts 1884: stock 6s.9o7: shipments to Great Britain 275: ct astwise 1.31e.
 Boston-Quiet. so: net receipts 1,O72; gross receipts 4.T03.
 Philadelphia--Quiet. F i5: net receipts 50: gross receipts 4.ss7; stock 1.b25; snip ments to Great Britain 1,a75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
New zenInnd,a Great Record.

London, Dec. 30.-The New Zealand football team finished their tour today by defeating Swansea by 2 to 3. Thit was the visitors thirty-second game The total number of points is: New Zealand, $40, and the United Kingdom 30,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

of the details of the office. He never had visited police headquarters and was not sure he could find It without guide. IT is his intention to take things as they come and If reforms are needed, he says they will be institute ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
Weather Conditions.

Weather COndItIOns.
 rbo urner Lake storm of vasterday has
 I,.nd to tba St Lawrence VaHley, after na1,s1n oddit,opai light rain or snow. and high winds over the northeast quarter the country a velocity of 12 miles per hou being recorded at Buffalo. Fair coldeI weather now prevails to the east Sf the Mis- Ms. sissippi under influence of an area or hlRn central over Alabama. A deprssston over northwestern Texas is giving, wsrmer from the Texas coast north through taC Missouri Valley with light precipitation n parts oi the Southwest, and will cause unsettled weather with rain in Alabama late tonight and sunday. storm of considerable ener- Gv over northern oregon has caused rain or snow in the extreme northwest.
 remnerature and precipitation as reported bv the Weather Bureau for selected south eir stations during 24 hours ending a. n'' December 30, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago, Dec. s0.-Poiitical disorders in Russia exerted oul;ish influence today on on I1r @ination SS ue Of the December deal in corn
 o9 qtss od sS%p of Ss@ ss eS t as May corn eIOssd e lGwer nS nroxs3ens were were
 With the exception of the first few min utes of trading. the wheat market was local bears sold freely, partly as result of lower prices at Liverpool and also tecause Of the Northwest Bull leaders. however. gave the market good support and prices soon buying became more general because of in creasing outbreaks reported in RUSSIA it being believed that the situation there will eventually lead to great curtailment or shipments of wheat and other grains. Fur ther, advices from Argentina. confirming
 crop by rains lent strength to the market.
 An English statistician estimated M the the
 bushels against 1l,Go0,0OO bushels for the
 corresponding week one year ago l,nn Lnas
 Tss merRet eosed firm MaT opened
 shade h to Hc lower at s7i4 9sTs:c. advanced
 to SS %c and closed dat at @ Sazs SS Cieas eas
 to 519,7oO bushels Cncomplete figures.)
 Primary receipts were 9ls.OOo bushels com pared with 574.000 one year ago. Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth reported re cepts of
 62s cars against 52S last week and $40
 At the opening of the corn market today it was apparent that there were few if any shorts who were not in position to fulfill
 their contracts by making deliveries of the l cash grain. The longs therefore made no attempt to supper. the market and the price for both and old December fell | steadily throughout the day. A decline of | S. cents bushel from the, closing figures | in December corn The selling was in small | lots and transaction were from to cents | apart. The close was at the low est point | of the day Old December opened ls a lc | lower at 4s to 49hc dropped to 44 within | the first hour and then continued to sag I until the close which was at 4.. New De cember opend at 44h and closed with net Il loss Of JIG at 41 Future deliveries were | not affected by the slump in tn" December | option. May being steady from he start tc | the finish. May opened shade lower tc | SaAc c lower at 44A to 44hc. soid up tc | 4fhc, and closed at 44h 444rsc. Receipts | were S21 cars with 104 of contrac. grade.
 General demand by shorts caused sharr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
Month of January for 8 Years.
 Ta-,ap r0tlre,
PrecipItatiOn,

(Rain or Melted SnowD
 Average fo %the month, 5.29 inches' - Average nu.nher of days with 'Vl ol o' mi The o' greatest monthly precipitation was The greatest amount of precipitation re- corded in any o4 consecutive hours was s''e inches on 1sth and 18th. 1892 ., .,o, The greatest amount of snow.all recoInSS" in any 24 consecutive hours frecord extend ing to winter of 1Ss4-S5 only) was S.5 inches 1n 97th and 2Sth, 1899.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
Interior Movement,

Houstou-Easy l1hc: net receipts 4,y21. gross receipts is27; shipments 6.172: sales 65: stock 10T.97S.
 Augusta-Net receipts 3s3; gross receipts 773 on- 14,43S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31

New York. Dec. so.-Metals were quiet and more or less nominal Tin was quoted at S35. .25 O s35. 50. Lake and eiectrclytic copper SIS. 50 o s19 .OO: casting SIS, ,124 9Sls;S?s'
 Spelter S6. BOG s .66 Iron firm with demand quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
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New York Dec. 3:.-The dry goods mar ket presented few features of interest to, day and developments gre not expected untli after the coming week.
 Prices continue very firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

(Corrected DRlly.>
 These prices are at wholesal" 4nd not to StsrebEcorn, sNIoc; sthadard -oods pearl sKc Eloss l. ID. SAC: nickel pack ahsi hRice"Extra fancy. sMe: head 40se; tr ken 3Hc: Japan Sc. Sait-LiverpooL q Virginia soe
 coTfee-Green, common 9M @1oc: prime 1OE aiOMc: choice. li0l1ho; fancy I20 Sand,es-stick. Sc: fancy s~ 1oc
 Crackers-&XX sods, Ghc: XAN Ginger "Eiour&Basis of Barrels: High patent s659: fancy patent. ss.:s: halt patent 'Grits-per bbl.. $50; per sack. slsS MeaI-62 he: peatl 6Thc.
 Lard-Leaf. SAc; compound. exc; basis Hams-pove. l5c, others 12ls G14c.
 Grain and Hay-Blan, 3I.1o; shorts s1 15; corn chops. 62hc: corn; 6sc: oats mixed. 46c: white 46c: white clipped. 47c: timothy