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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

40. snI the eas.ne-E can Tua sS-rs he
H0i C.r7I.r-l, O. v.-r embarrassing for On.
ah"s- We ha- A. a.'g'aobiI- sppc,if. with .
vh-"IbarrUp .ncDn~
One - she harpi"s, men in town Is
Henry NJ blossom Sr. Affairs OF the In
s.FahC- NOT! have become O' almost
secondary interest to him since his son
ciafHaic and operate successes. There
Is reason ror pride IN IN. blossom family
I.as, week M York paper published a
list ~ p!sy- that really made good and
served az foundations FOR fortunes ~polh h
nnnS"rs 81 stage literature
The nst Included such successes as The
.loro. -: -The college Wiioa and Ala
,,chsck.r.: asd "Th@ sanxes s' I @on:ai." s.-Gi,"
sho had two plays in the lis' and those
Two were The oaly two hs had ever Civ
'n Z" n" puhi> a; the time ''le list was
MSns'e az. his tso latest .T"r's iii.
rarh"" expects rim 20 arrive =. - Louis
to-'n"FF"" or SaI.raay-
The sect is out. Colonel Jsr- Hunt
las Ions 'aiuy-,! q repu;It!,''. a Wit.
sGt =" source ana fountain head U:
has hGw II humcr has been !ssooy-
-r-1 Ever since Lew Dogkstad-r ar
rived ~ 81 Louis, Colonel HUM hss been
~ she' - II cafes. AROUND hotels AID
~ ~ N. iH"a',r lobby he has snsdow-i the
T. ~
NJ fSvE ESt.isr's dT"-sinc-rO at the
century J-Te has been a. DgUcIgai before
ieiiof'iaHHr's tE- minstrel star. n
Ot.'eT "osc-- hs has been storing his mem
$50, i-~N. aud u = sA.- TO a.'-i!yf that
-. coming winter VIII - ma t- merry IA
AvTasI' aaI Fau.Is
h-rry Award. manager o. tt 5Gnss
W Ross 90 H-nTs blossoms new .0.n.iy.
FsL tHghanS- = the ElOS- tToti--
AZ 40; l'i--Ey g. the America. theatrical
.ss'.rl1,'s ne has managed woTI5-b.l,-
ne i,-ts - NT- iaHstEs' and other iarsT.
ss.i.Aa' N'Ars- h. has cuu!Ggt-I ArIsris--
aren't "ntrr rrpgts-> II srIua. Ir.!ia, STgth
S-rt,A HHt Australia. lie tells - direct
=. as ID AID around ~ mar. .t
Texas stand. -ad TIE NSrtaw~<Tgru ~.
,ai sarH-it ~ 'he s!;d- O. YicatSa1 an!
S2tth"Tr Indiana There NAV D. sats,s-
nnS ps' ..5iissani n ,hc 'srt ths; man "f
.SaTs- - ;Ht- latest cugil--iy - s.t..sor.,-,
" nav 4 -" Intention 20 --rlI 'iis u-,ss-
80 - q Is y.SNeT psn % foreign ~nn S~-
s"-' - -etEits~sS = sNhSlsrgl
ssG.- !'Ahl ~ho flAys the nightingale
- woodland yDrzlas 20 he Iyyrlp,c
n.ri S---S . % Swedish origin xns
- she.a a. The ss-.hsh n.sh;lnsaI~"
ssaaxs; OF VIXEN the Say .as PROJECTED
ane fe< ca.t 1as n>s-g srrares.; th- r..y,
g tsr rsrA,.n saie ~.s . pssxie fee NJ.
sang Gatii Miss rasr. d.~r-p.ixe
nsen- .-xS-sJst scr 20. ~. ps--
AGss-fs As- rarely s-bie keeS casrs IN
ssass~s snr sny l~nx;h os time even UhSa
,se1 az. - tisvossd HEnsrvsis ee oir-
ssae soS IA better aaA sa0s see ,hs
So-se No-o.lsrtS ;; . .sM VII 6
gIven ., the osynp.e next ve-a b TIE
esasasA SO0sany- Ia;s ccot'tios . Ius
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

a. manager OF lhc
new Henry Blossom
opera. Nile. Mod
isie.'' WiliCa coia, :
TO tire Olympic III
January. Hoss ~ d
great Soli p':. SER.
and \ e. hers 80 ie
knows. ,.r game.
but not 80 wei. A
Boston friend took
Nether-ol- out Ia
IN. Franklin Park
p.bl!c golf links.
Dixd's brother di,i
not know anything
a bout the argauyr-
Rents and SUPPOSED
that :ie was risyiuS
al 4 club. V..n
'r came Away his
friend told him that
he could play sh.I.
al ANY time an.
bring his friends.
A. n result. i!le
festive Louis Iu-
viz. al Ross 10 visit
III" links. AID told
the comedian Ia.
j.. wcuid iIav. h,n
pt:, III, mt the rulf
club iher-. So they
started cut. and ON
arriving 4 here.
N.Ii!srso.e said:
Here ; the .l;!h.
You can come .ut
~ often as SOU
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
MaMLM<>1
FASHIONS

Th'' celebrated Martha Dean fashion
patterns VIII Ice fgrNsh'd u readers Of
TIE Republic AZ H. Cvnt- each
These patterns VIII easily b.. recognized
as correct ami up - date ia every psri.-
!.isr Al iHlp'T'aHl f-sIsIT- about them
s that allowance j. mad. for seams
They ~" perfect In design. conforming 10
an fhe- e-.-.lgirrm"ui~ os advanced syI.
a'n yI are unusually simple sUi Easy of
execution
Orders Will hs fil",i hv mail oniv Al
low about rcLT !ay- therefore. FOR o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
Short Talks +.
on onAdver6sng-No. 80

on uAOVetuS4l8-1 ID
Il really cannot Afford to adver-
ise East or Moth of my already
established tesrito.y." said a s.
Louis manufacturer. Later | hope
to be able to Utilize Eastern circu-
ladon for what you call Inexpensive
missionary work. but at present ]
want to influence the South and
Southwest only."
Available for such a proposition.
night in s.. Louis are some Of The
strongest newspapers IN the United
States. In addition to their city
circulation. the St. Lou. daiies 60
into Missouri. Southern Illinois. Ken
lucky. Tennessee Arkansas. Kansas.
Oklahoma, Indian Territoy, Texas
and other states wherethe;r influence
and prestige are Of the highest
character.
By adding to these the dailie. Of
Memphis. Nashville. New Orleans.
Kansas City, Denver. Dallas. Hous-
ton. Galveston and San Antonio.
and possibly a few others. an az
gregate circulation can be secured
night in ST. Louis Territory Of the
highest possible character and COM
mercial value. Many successes
have been Started and built up by
the utilization Of such advertising
night at our very door. A few
thousand dollars. a good brand and
a good advertising plan with strong
copy will not only affect the con-,
sumers Of. but the dealers. in St.
Louis-made goods.
The Lesan Company J
Advers.;as
Delph Building n
s.. Lou.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

The S"ai ~ IN" canal znre % the 18th
mus 0f Panama '!.Si.ur, ami mad. i,v
'~aaE. i a H.raliir ~Ni-id IN :, ,iIa',.
The d"Sigu ~ rr" .-hi.,d in i-s upper F,,lg
: "A r-pr">-gts Iu' of the Slisii Of IN.
uttsi S'at"-. - hi. The. bottom :srtraNS
a spanish caii""u G1ti-r fun sail passing
through TN. canal. Below Tbs - A ribbon
tearing IN" w"r!>. Til Lana Divide. -
The W"TlL I nir.,1
Al thIs : surrounded by the ir-c,ip-
Ton. Sal = iH- canal Hu;l... ls-huiu- o.
Panama
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

The r-,i!nsp'- has become. tg accepted
1sNorit- ana + uCG-t"- ht desired .,d-
u!i.uH To- tb.. wardrobe Illustrated = one
That VIII b- found aya.i,hl... si.i.. for the
SUIT sn:! for tn- separate wrap. ana " hi, n
- suited Z" silk. To POM. amt in all
'l'Ih y hi'h i suf: ":r"GSh 10 T-.ir,i-r ShIr
r!'e- desirable In ne Illustration. how
-h''. II l. ndi- Of -as, green ,h'ffDu l.if-
'-id with bands - ltH.D. that h,.t'c an
"N"c.IiIS.y sInaTt combination.
The r..t'inc"i-. j. nadr with uipU$r p"r-
'tna and skirt. which a." separate aud
Joined beneath the he'll - bcuoIn!i.H
sNsl.tn.'. t"T ian purposes. m. ipI-.r
PORTION 'sH l." used fur rh,. snort coat
y i.-I"N"r listed. The sEEIri sleeves
are ~, N,"-'iiic!v smart and attractive. hut
49," not uhl't:a'"'N- a. plain "u"s. IN leg
"f-muituu stEi". 'au b- substituted
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

and winding up with the assertion that
the mare was - great actor" Roso put
on his Wise1t look and said: 80 ! be-
iteve. What . pity that she can't read
her own press notices" A horse dealer
approached Mr.. Ross the next day and
said that he heard the actor wanted 10
buy . fast road horse.
II have tust the very thing you want"
ne said. On the speedway he went a half
mile In - Il didn't know h0rses lived
that long" responded Roas IF he went
half mile In 'es. how fast can he 60 In
The deal Vas not closed.
Frank Smithson. general stage director
Tor all the shubert productions. Was in
town Yesterday. looking over The Girl
and the Bandit" now playing at the
Garrick. He came here from Kansa. City,
ter
II left The Ffllibus,er company on
Monday" said Mr.. SiiitNsou. III ouenei
IN Kansas City on Sunday and is having a
great local success. We are making a
Few changes I'm the show but they are NOT
OF great Importance There has been no
chang" III the cast except that Mrs Ev-
ans-l.sna Philips has left the company
and her place has been taken by Miss
Carrie Graham"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
HOLLlSTERsS
Rocky Mountain Tea nuGeois

A Busy Medicine for busy People.
Brtnga Golden Health and Renewed vtGor.
specific for Constipation Indigestion, Iavss
sni Kidney Troubles Pimplss Ec.e,na. lmp.re
Elood. Bal Breath. Sluggish Bowels. Headacho
e'd Rackachs It's Rocky Mountain Tea IN tab
ist,, Iss form, = cents 9 box Genuine mad& -
Golden N1ESess for Sall0W PeODle.
JOHNSON BROS. DRUG Co,
Broadway and Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

THE rF-T TOLD TALE -sIr.nsl ,-..-.
r"TS 'N interrupt a story don't You vhiG,k
80 -a=t E-rlsru
N G.urr.- SID xgiEsiy -sm.r,-
t@rt1. hur,i1D <fnrIs. i.p-rds upon
the STORY - ur-riai.. - an A. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

lie landed out q
bun ia Of letters Oh
Itn" envelopes OF
which d. had writ
t"E g"p!i.S 20 each
'uT. here ate some
J.: LIS an wers 10
or -prrd"nts
Ns- Maud No. th4
biz King GessI tniuSss
the ,-iEpIeNiOn. only
Kills -be microbes that
i've Ds YOU. features,
f-< - cones OF
g.ry -ssily with sand
- re polish sni gao-
linz
Am teur Yes. II
would b. v.>e u have
q r.fCisr trade IN CASE
che manager dsc:,,es to
riy- ycI 4 couple os
N--TS VACATION.
TrE v.lsr-l. Yes. the
train had a gixh- oS
the ira x. , The rOaf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

Til" Board Of Managers of the House Of
Refuge held its regular meeting in y:is
Mayors office estersiay. Mr.. Wells pre-
siding. Several routine cases We're con-
sidered and children assigned To the insfi-
tuition. The other members Of the hoar'i
present were Robert Rutiedge and W.
Christy Bryan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
CORNER


L seNa'
) a very good substitute for down
or feathers In cushions In found in
Ire cork Grst used for packing
fruit. principally grapes. from
abroad This can De- bought quite
fruitsr-rs. for when the fruit is un-
lacked they have NO further use
for IT.
To wash cLanlofs leather, make q
iaIh-r "f,sos: and warm water and
N this sgG.eze the i-aihsr TIL the
dirt l. r.-i.v-i Use tirOre than one
} lot of >Iid- IL necessary. flnally rims.
} in 500 py-not clearwater. ~0G-~Ze
} and hang out q" diy. II tn. leather
be much soiied add d little am
D in"nIa Io fii. s,epsud>-
4 kitchen In an apartment which
had TO serve also a. a dining room
Was made very attractive Tn.
} walls We're painted pale green. 4
carpenter ui"!~ a cas-. which fit'-i
over ths vi. .ii;uts. and when this
} Was painted white io match the
woodwork IL made 1t convenient
.!d~boari. The top Was covered
with Il large linen scarf A high
screen conct aied the gas range:
Baking powder or cocoa cans q,
nsak- excellent potato choppers.
Place your ,o!i potatoes in the sp!-
der and chnI fla. Will on. o! the
empty tins When the edge becomes
s:uIi discard IL !or fresh one. Th-a
turn ynuT D. ,a,o-s into the serving
oi-!i. 81 a. & enable You To- heat the
spia-. hot. using soin- scraps IL
salt pork. before warming ,hs
chopr.d potatoes. Let the potatoes
crisp Oh tia. BOTTOM turn like AN ,
} onele' before serving. You can
readily s.s sou have save. tI. 4
bother "f washing Chappinx tray
and knife.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
tised for Winter.

H.. 8. r.- vfad .I-- =. !,rIi - 81 -.,4 IA
J. aHr born b-tsAA 80 Ersl u,-Bi~ all 70
u ra. ..r-.Hr- q Is.rl 80. !as -u Ia tn
- a'uf t.-~ ss~~ frr w1uf-r-
. .asr'sI rua. ia. .a - -!T'ar - I- y-ar
p s-rIvF-,l hi- ~ Sh-i. S~lcsU.e~r ~ur ~. .
L. H'H-. ~ En.-i price. hiss u4rhIn. ter c-sr
- = sHf e.~- ! 49, - winter
Il wines
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

T'-ar.r programmes were. known even
n ancient fim-S. though they w-r.- then
"' "a very peculiar con .triiCtioU- In Greece
ruu Rom they ,rltsI-i.,! 81 small! .ahIatS
~ r.ua wer" handed out &, IN. audience AZ
Ia" rHtfa!iC'-- ItaG>'- occupying tn l,-.s
s"sI> obtained Programmes beautifully
ro'kci - hv-y. = hil- thos. occupying tn,
-. apsI seats M"T- given tablets iu i.rnilz-
1 IL. hTouI" 'atl-'s wee t:l-tIuHuisnr.i b.
i"E" worked ~ iG~ metal. and 'h. term
pa, i''! 'rlp. .Si f. traiy to-day as d..~-
l:Hti3nS the l"N-g- priced seals iH iis-
ih"ai"r. ha'-> from this antique custom.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

Sc Ara zB tse AK ~Oz.aa ySs
ever soS~:
He NJ, i1S--.' A; th. early Ass ot
; Thogxhi >srs-sSsS - saoptnx atra
Ezs tssS a~s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

that gave NJ. Daniels the freedom q. IA.
h"'tUDo.!laa '0r'. and Enabled him 10 :, =
il.i!,h of IN. sui,IT- is-,I and inner litr q.
the great city.
l.. l.s mail y'si-:.iay a. IL. 'h"st"r I.w
Do k-t.sG"r "i"U".l an assorted line al in
qu.g!cs that called for severe Incdii.itior.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
\EN Rf.s IPES.

l. !. :. \ y '.Ai lIE!.rNkR 4
Nt'N''E IA HOLLAND
Fr1S- si...p tfy0r NisE-
i'rHI- .... Gu. :a~r q Grs ,.u'!-
fuE'Fd r.as"s hgE Hpa NHwr-. pa,h s-lTsfllI-
fr4 'hFn. hrB artl .T and ilyid- into
t-'frr Drain - ~ trr. H". pa, into a
'HH" 'i"f Take ~ ..Eu tH sfHa 18th 4
= .r- ~ june g.Hs. FEr - rN'f ssfr-
gat 30 "nl.swr-t sspynr.i xith pop
""i .....f .....r" = o. 80 aHT - g'' IL -
-. aysr fE1ul TrrG' yigC- - butter .rt
t"E' -inr' 80 HfI'- halF f-asyrDr'.i -
'Ff. rH' +" o.. = s'rs- - 90 k-~p r.sN ....i
.sar mix sn- ..rsrlfs ss. rEaf -ls .r..-r.
ari gas fHE-E 80, q v4H not ss.-..-
- lTnt~r -. .-afrr wFsr l.us s~'y-
lrf %
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

T'hs pFarIis- among cath"lrs af h-ing
Snarri"i at '-s---. A. ..i.u - called a uup;idl
mas. caused eI.harrss~m.nt yesterday
& FrUl=-IaHt young woman friend OF i.
1ecsnI N".,' End bride
tn" marriage tppk place in -. AlDhoG-
sus' Church "u Grand av.Hs.. it a nuptisl
mas III" draif VA quiet. fsO!" bat r--!-
aiE"s ara II iG"a!af* friends of the par
1isS being invited.
= Th- yuuig wDIHrH referred Ia. while "n
n shopping tour y.-r-Tt!ay met a InG,uai
7risni ~ N" br!a!-'> IN a Washington ave
nu. department store After ch..rting foI
u fe" !4!n"i.s III" marriage VI Ii'' IL friend
2 Daisy married ia Ma -. ch,Is.trs" I un-
1HaIl-
oh, no saId IA. other. she was mar
T!rd here IN ~. A!ritousi.> church
'h". ~" "e;talr.!y mistaken" wa- the
i"piy- That - ihe Lain 60; the vhur"h
his" -. !rai i ia tin Pap.:. 1t &c
suiI"'i a. n.ptia iai1ss" 4 pea! Of laugh
Ter '"r Il ilm" prevented the oti-r irDia
eAp!a'f.ng away h-r friends mistake.
H-uish nnd Iiesut..
WIZ" JoG 4" from 4 warm room to
s'I!i"~I'ne-" los "-'tI. ~" -Gr- {" k--;,
The fn"uiL riOs.d to pfrt,iI the cool ur
'"ld air @",ng u!r--,;y - Ih- lungs sni
fhe!'ht 'atis!A9 congestion.
F'.l small rh.sS.cl",h bags With bran. .
j tI'' T"wierei OrIts r"sr. and few
s'rs!ng- 81 uUr" ,s-tfle soap. and ~. -
"a ~tsu -!"'h K!'s.: IN clear water AMI
.i'ii'-" ara IE:n th' fac with i.ti!.. cold
i. ran!r-;.'o"fu! "f melted bu:t-r. sHal-
l"%ri. Ulli 'uT. nToar and nuar~.-u..--
sNri' over a lamp and ak wh,u H-r,.s-
esry
TAX DOZEN i..p stow rr.,'hs 4 ,.1z.'I
Time - HHt through rh.. u..-,. and .Nr.,I-
1hT"u-n ~" mouth. aHd {. ID this pTu;,--Tly
You VIII hay 40 u"du" t!shtmcss OF the
dress any al..T".
II Egg are ir tho least furllrai 20 be club
f""t''. g. F;4E.. NJ i'r~i.s drop a most
JsiUf0i -'iH"r COMPLIANT 4 good plan -
=" 0" "'t. 't.ss'E s'mE~'.'' .s'a NnlT ip.-
G""TiaE -t.. latter H''i g.piuIs-.
Nu>ir iinsh Not Al the s,,ar.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

[ sHE rtuN- s"EEsM tie "Tmsc-
ary "a sss ven
shv. Nua sars' I'll scream rn- s.is 90
%" 'soHi sirz- N.yt- sour pretty
sH~T TiH come - h~lE rcu PARA
,'viIsa;. Ledger
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

SENSIBLE - n Rss 49, I'ii - iock n.
stshss is-sr sftFr :rs hsT-S AS gone
Becker 's'~-FaI-Iv- ~ "a. afraid tss
NoiSS uFxht rcrss cAk aut he ~DGl:
lose u,ors uH0~s - htT N-~ Ne-k
Sgr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
Health nnd Iles uts.

Nh"E JpG ~ from warm room to .sn
s'l'i"- i'ar-' .'r- Hr'sI.. -ig" -Gr- To- KEEP
fhe fn"Vi. 'ios.d to pi-E.i.I the cool ur
f"!d air @"5ug '.!T--,iy - IAr lungs sni
rheE"hS ,al!s!IS ,.-@"-fI''i..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

: F1ti small cheese. l..ih Ia,S with bran 4
j. i'' powdered yrIt- ROOT. and few
s5a v!ng- 81 pure ,,-tils soap. and l!-r -
d nfsu -lU'h k!I ~: in clear water ami
.tir." ara IT.p ih, fac with ,.'i!. cold
al
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

4 rah!"~, ,-,pufI! - melted bu.t--. sw,l-
lTs ct. Walt 'wr' rToau and n,ar~-r..--
trNri' over lamp and ak wh.u H-,..s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

NArss-r. As- rarely s.bie ke.S easss IN
.sanses 'n' any Ansth os tine even Ihsa
ts~i ar. - 3i.ycssa Hunsr~sis af ar
-eeE,sa.sce- sres- rh'cs compel chaneeaL
sase scS sa~ better and so0s seg fhe
Gfv~n a. the OtyMpsc n~xt we-A h. ,ss
co6zSAl eo0Sany. Ta;a ccoattin. 8 Due
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

II yag are iu tho lrH-' fu~l!uei % h@ club
f""t''. g. E4E.. ~ i'.~i.s drop a riIpSt
paint r..uur COMPLAINT a good plan -
=" D." "'i. % 't.ss'E a'rrE~..'' .s'4 Nna!r ru.-
keep -t-. latter n''i g.piUI".
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

TAX DOZEN si..p stow rr..,'hs a DORM
f!tH'- = HBt through 'h.. u..-,. and .-sraI-
1hT"u-n ~" mouth. li.d to Do this property
Nou - 10 hgE.. no undue. f!ghtn..ss OF the
dress auF FaI.r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

p.HssE -
h'l '.Tfi"r-l' = v.-N embarrassing for one
Hh"s- w.s- ha- A.. l.-gt..atll- aupc,.,. pI,h a
vh-~iba-rUp .ncugrA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

Jimmy Britt. ex-champion lish; h;-w.isht pn-
sliist 1t the world will appear at the Standard
next week in conjunction with IN. K-niu. Nv
Bellies Burleslu~.s- ''Murphy's Mistake Is to
be- the traV.sfy feature Of the new blu. In :hr
comedy roles ara Jack Reid Fala Gilbert. Lille
Crawford. Lizzie Horton. Io- shaw. Hendrix
and Prescott and GRAY and Graham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Dec. 5.-Active demand from today of a strong wheat market here. At the close wheat fer May delivery was up
 sin i os cGEe was rroysoas SS Were SnehaSssd to
 T The market for whsa. was strong for al si- ciined cline to be bearish and fought the advance but buying was of such an influential char acter that demand became general late in the day and closing prices were practically at the highest point of the day. News of One of the main factors was eablegram from Russia statinc that wheat shipments hS, the spread sasa 'oSn of ths railroad strike was rious menace to business The strength or osher oaSe Tsss possnt T nfiasnse flu MnnssDos rspor ed an excellent demand for the cash article
 h N a sspis s bushels in the worlds visible supply. supply as as
 sy s .s5ss s or al source of strength. Large primary re- ceipts and Improvements in the condition of State report were the chief bearish factors The volume Of srsJins s. wss Isrss ,sss ., ssy Msy SPsssa sSe nsesnssd to So and closed at Gss clearancss of wheat and flour were 900 one year ago. Mlnneapolls. Duluth and and i.o4s % fast wee Week s'sa and 74S one year sgo.
 Firm cables small receipts and onttnued excellent demand from skD2rfsrs % ssys caused s6r, inent bulls were active bidders. hut offer ings were comparatively small. At all primary points reports were made of di- unfinished receipts and this also stimulated the bullish feeling. The market closed firm
 May opened uncha figed to a shade higher at 44M @4S sold up to 45%@45A and clos ed at 45 @A5Mc Total receipts 351 cars with { Of contract grade.
 Trading in the oats pit was unusually act i've and the market had a strong undertone number of commission houses were urgent bidderw for May while cash houses took all offerings of December lively shipping demand was the chief source of strength May opened a shade higher at 32kc. ad- vanced to 32&c and closed at 32S CT S2&c. Receipts i57 cars.
 Provisions were quite firm early in the day, but the market weakered on realizing by local longs and closed at a slight loss. An advance of cents in the price of live hogs was Q. builish factor early In the ses- ed s13. .57M. Lard was Off shade at S7.s5. Ribs were down 2hc at $7.12is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
FOR FUTURES
NEW HIGH LEVEL FOR THE SEASON IS
 REACHED.
ciess T~o te Four Points J6ff From High ", but Very steady and With
 Advances of fS to q
 Pcilte.

Mew York. Dec. s.--After a comparatively aues middie session. the cotton market be- came active and firmer with prices reaching new new nigh levels for the season The close Put very steady in tone af n net advance of
 s sa 9t points. Sales were estimated at aDout 100000 bales. The opening was firm at unchanged prices to a decline of I4 points wnlcn was better than due the cables
 me losses were on the near positions while good demand developed on the call and la VT months opened about even with last hignts rinals and shortly afterward all the active deliveries were selling at yesterday's $ cIosing level There was heavy realizing at the advance, however. and with some of the Iocai professonals selinr for a reaction the market became less active during the morn ,ng and gradually sagged off to a net de cIne or about to points. During the ,miunie session prices ruled quiet around this Ievei but fin the afternoon covering by tho early sellers and an increased demand tthrouEn wire and commission houses firmed ine market up and sent prices to a new high .esei with March selling at ia. 3s or 2i points ne. higner; Trading was very active to- ward the close and while there was a renew al of reaiisins. prices yielded very ilttie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Corrected Daily.s. These prices are at wholesale and not tt
 starch-corn. s@ioc; sthadsrd .-ood pearl Nc: gloss l. ID. 3he; nickel pack
 Rice.Ex.ra fancy, sae: head 4ase 0rsssn ssisiXslpost sNs; SapaS si ss T,rr,n,a Soc
 Coffss-efesns common sh 0ioc: prlm, iek @tohe: ckoiee. uS1ihe; fancy saa
 Candiss--stici. Sc: fancy s~ Ioc.
 Cracksrs--A&X sods. she; AAx Ginger .s.a of sarrss sasf sSs Ss:sS
 driits-per bbI.. ss, so; per sack. sl.s5.
 LsrG-Ieaf. sNe: compound. exc; baSls
 Hams-povs. i6e; others ish @Ite. corn ~f chops. % $50; cora foe; oats naixsS,, cd tsc. white 44o: white :hppsd 4se: timothy eOc; Johnson grass eSc; rust proof oats Soc. % Cotton sesd--Hu.ls loose. per ton. sS. 50; baled sS. 50: sacks $I.5o; cotton seed meal, cc;hssss--Fancy full cream I5o; special
 BSgsinSr --Nsw Sc. .lx lb; new sugar
 Tiss-sl; ;oo @sl .os, .,S s
 sss hia'sA ana eaSsa sSd R sso9l ssu1s pinks. q. 10; SoIqL- bia River. sI. 50; :-ock5 S5 SS stsfs. ter Y W. 4-oz.. sse: S-Oz. soc: fight weight S5c QoSen
 on eases ss.SS,n saS,n IsoS; ss5S Par s. e1ss xalob. Si ,50; quarts. S4 90 per dozen.
 sagar--S: analased ss; F I;c. I,S tMe 15c; green salteu 1oc
 Wool-Clear 24c to 26c.
 Beeswax-2Sc-
 potatoes, wisconsin stock l:i0 hu,: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping. hard head stock. 20 lh; fancy apples st.eS hbL; russets,. $4.S5: Florida oranges g. 50 box: bagas Sl ,e5 sack; standard Amer beans @. S5 bu.; whlts pea. s2. 50 bu.: appte and white wine vinegar l5e gal. cocoanufs S3 IS sack fancy full cream cheese 15 is c ID. iancy H-p pssnass s%e ,s: ,b;: choice saes pvana.s pies 50 ib. bags. s1so 10. CeIirornia Raisins , CT. sl.75; CT sl;ss box. CailTOrnfa prunes 50-s0, sAc; 6e-76. 7&c: 70-S0, 1Ac tb.; T California peacf eS. sc l6; large Brasii nuts. lse: mixed nuts 25 ID. boxes 12Mc; wainuts F 1sc lb.: Tarragcna almonds fSe; Ivaca 15he: pecans medium size 10Ac; Spanish onions st 75 crate: heavy weight seed-Rye. sl per bn.; wheat si SC; bar ley sl: crimson clover, 12ci aIfalfa IS 9soe per h.. onion sets. white s,Sin. sa; pearl S3: blue gI ass.. 156 1Sa per h.