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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
ESporanZaS de-
paz en- Russia.
Los PI0nIpOtsaellIIQs.

San Petersburg0. Junio Is Los
diplomsticog conaiderAn one Lao opor.
tunidades psra ID psz ae han fortaIeci.
do distintAmente. Eil0s deCIinan GUAR
Sc pOr los acontecimiensoB que Sc de-
aenVuelven en- II Manchuris. Count
LtmsdoJff llPg6 & aoegurar esta
tarde que ID decision del GobiernO eS-
tlbleCe que los t6rminos de ln paz per-
mAnecer6n sin alterarse p0r cua quieF
cusa que los generates puedan hRceg 8
deCir.
Eligiendo & Washington por sitio
para ls confareucia sobre Ia pgz. solo
resta deteFmin0r al die del emeetiDQD
, ell E1mero de MISREPRESENTATION. No.
tAn1O que 81 JAp6n no eatRba dispues.
to aceptAF Paris. que fu6 el sitio
ageRi1O por Rusia Oh principle. 8 La
Heys, pFODueat0 p0F ell preeldente
Roosevelt. RugiR embellishments esin.
ti6 & Ia election de Wbshir gton.
Sc entiende que 81 Jsp6n habiR 20
zig 1idcadO que nOmbrbEfa plenipt tsn.
ciarios 8 tPes pF0mineDtsa ciudadarOs
una IL IrmRCi6n especffi il Eouf, se-
n ,Ia q Marques Ito. Prasidente del
Privy COuncil. Blr6n Ksmurp, Mi
Distro de Asupt9s ExtraDjeroG y Ma
riscal Yamagata. Jefe del Generu |
Stcff como sus pelenipotenCiariCs
Sc cree como cierto. que dos de los
Representatives. de Ru8i0 geP6n Baron
Roeen que hR Aid0 nombrad0 pRrn guss
tituir 6Count CanGiOi como Embei1dOr
en- Washington y NJ NaIidtff Emb8-
jsdor en- Paris. El nOmbre de M.
Witte Pfesidenta del Comit6 de Mi
nistrOs, co1tinuAbS menCiOn6ndoae pc.
70 no hAy evidencia de que el Empe-
radoP dara una nOta para dirigir las
negoCiac clones.
La election de Washington Aigoifi u
que han de pasRr 8lgun0s semanas IN.
tss de que aea possible ell primer emee.
ting2 de neg0ciacionea. @
A menos que ell Pfesidente R2Ose-
veIt por ga propia iniciAtiVR induzCR &
lac naCiOnes beligerOnteB en- el inter
medic acordGr an 8rmisticio. t6mese
que en- el inteFfn se presencie OtFa bR-
ITALIA gapgriantR en- l0 ManchuFia.
Aunque RusiG no podr1a CoIocarse
en- posici6n de pedir directsmente un
armisticiO, pudierR dsrIe la bienvenids
81 ID iniciAtiVA psrtiese del Presidente.
Sc dude, sin embargo, en- Rlgun0g
centF0B ofciRleg, de que 81 Prasidente
Roosevelt pudierA til vez induCir 3
JGp6n q detener Hn actual pFeDAFnci6n
estral6giCR v dRr un nuCv0 golpe antes
de one 90 lleve q efectO 81 meeting de
les MISREPRESENTATION.
TodaS las notiCias de IaB aVanzAdas
del ej6rCito indioGn que eI Mariscsl
Oyams eat6 dispuesto dar 81 golpe y
ii sntes del meeting en- Washington 81
pudiese efectuRr una derrotR completR
AI General Linevilh. seGfe ID manera
mss ficil pOr 10 CuaI pOdIfG el Jap6n
Ssegurar lR aCeptaCi6n de Bus PROPOSE
clones.
Los peri6dicos IiberaIes est6n to-
nOndo IL decision del gobieEno para
estGblecer Ia paz Oi 81 momento de ID
rendiCi6n go haCen proposicioneB de
possible aceptaCi6n, v 0e obstinan en-
pediE una AsambIea de Representatives.
0Tguyendo que 81 ID burOcrRcia hR de.
moOtFad0 ga iDcompetenCia para lie.
var Ia guerra & 6xito fsIiz, igualmente
serfS inCGpG1 de COnBeGuir una pAz
honrOGR y dignH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29

''Preparaci6n de Wampole" y sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacals.o
Puro, que extraemos de los hIga-
dos frescos del bacalao, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofositos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta Ell apetito,
ayuda 4 la digestion, y vuelve
los placeres = tareas del mundo 4
muehos que habian perdido va to-
da esperanza. Gel Sr. DR.. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen 6xito he
usado la Preparation de Wampole
en- los Anemicos, Clor6tieos, en- la
neurastenia y en- otras enfermeda-
des que deian al organismo d6bil
y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han Vigorizado y au-
mentado en- peso" El desengafio eg
impossible. En- todas las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
LEA EsTo.

ST neCesita Vd. IN aIumbrado eco
n6miCo Gegur0 uge Ia Nmpara de
Kitson. No tiene tubo nj mechas; no
hBy hume, oIor nj peIigrO. Qqema
petT6leo 8 gas com6 61 mezOlado con nm
so % de aire que no cueats nsda. No
use Vd. 10 gasolina. Una Ata de ga
soIinR y un bArFiI de p6lVoFR SON dos
cosRa entersments igua'es; an fosf6ro.
una ohispa blstan para destFuirIO t1do.
La ISmpAFa * tson. se usa en- OAsas
particulares. tiendsg. aImacenes. fao-
t0Fiag, GALES. plazas y paseoa. Una
ISmpaFa de 1000 bpjias de pctencia
Iuminica. consume d mitRd del petF6
leo que Rasta an quiuqus oFdinariO.
Para nnGS detaIles dilfj go sgente Re-
neral ID. w. Pal9s GusyamA. 3v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
AGOTtadO DOnbTlmlGnt0.

Nuestro estim0do amigo, ell doctor
don Fernando AlemSn. de AreCibo.
he sidO nombrado Official de sanidRd de
dichR Ciudnd.
Es an aCertad0 nOmbramiento. poi
cuantO ell citAdO RAIeno no solo es me-
dico de reconoCida competencia. sine
persona de altss pFendaG de Car6cter.
El doctor AIem6n desempe n sba has
e haCe POGO ca 81 mismo AreCib0 d
plaza de auxiIiAr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
RogOGIjo pdDlICO On Arroyo.
lPor teIegrafo.l

Aver reCibimOs de Arroyo 81 tele-
grAmG que sigue:
sArroyo. Junio %. ISL p. m, Goo
rreGpondenCia1. San Juan. p. r Hoy
seis tArde lego & este pueblo. el arChi-
70 y ensereg. entregRdOS & Guyana
aI efeCtuRr ID anexi6n.
SAlgunOs CuriosOs acompafiAdos pOE
Ii oFqueatG Ie recibieron & las AfneraB
del pueblo.
eCnrrao detRIIas. CorresnOnaql. ;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
IN gran adlt!eI0

Sc asegura que una compania
industrial trata de- adquirir la casa
que existe a la derecha subiendO
de la Avenida Daban para construir
allf uh gran edificio. para fines in
dustriales id6nticO d Ia casa llama
6a de los &consulados.8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
Office Of the Secretary Of Porto Rico.

Acting do hereby csrfg that
of the
Porto Rico established By tbs Legislative Assembly entitled sAR
the Porte Rico and for other
approved March
olcwl
fsd 0uIe barring and banner
by the motto SJoaDnea ejog0
d provides
Of Porto Rico Bhall bear described
under hand San this day Of june
he f our Lord houEand nine hundred and fve
MARTIN GILL
Aci Secretary Of Porto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
e pas8o Ceramics.

Sc asegura que muy pronto en-
pezaran las obras de reparaciones
del antique paseo De la <PrincesaS,
hoy de xCervantes
Lo que para luego Sc deja para
luego queda y no debe ser.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29

Han llegado d timamente estR isla.
Drocedentes de Los Estad 9 Unidoa los
MisionerOs de 10 iglesia Prpbisteriana,
Rsv. Knapp. y Rsy. L I'll Tracy. des-
tinsdOa MaySgu.z y L1Fes TeVpeO-
tiVAmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
UNA FIESTA.

81 pr6ximo domingo celebrar6n Iog
individuOa de 10 brigada de b1mberos
de SantuCe. 81 eatFeno de ga uniforme
con IN sucuIentO erRnChos con que Ieg
obgequia su iefe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
MuY IUPORTAuTE.

ST Va I'd. & fAbriCar 8 tiene que re-
parar BIgun8 CRsn. no Compre tablaG
para Ion techog. z6Calos. aetos y Oorni-
zag, use Ice OlanchRs de hierrO gslVS.
ni2Rdo, bsllisimsmeuts estampadag 81
relieve por Kanneber Roofing. No
hay tenor incendios; nj hay polilla.
comej6n nj chinchea y duran 90 veceG
mas que % MADEIRA. Para mas infOF-
mes dilliase 81 sgente general D. w.
Pales, Guyana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
c o 3 R E 0

En- b administrator dc corFso, De-
encuentEan detenidas IRs siguientes
caTtas:
C6ndidO AquinO. Maria Alfonso de
VifIas GaYinR Arroyo. ARustin AI0n-
40 " Carmen Iy6De8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
EN- SAN JUAN

Sc encuentra en- San Juan Ell
apreciable ioven ponceno don Jose
Antonio Martinez, hijo de don Edel-
miro j. Martinez.
va Jose Antonio para los Estados
Unidos, en- donde Sc halla grave
mente enferma sU seneca abuela.
Buen vijer deseamos al joven
amigo y que la distinguida enfer-
ma recObre la salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29

-Cuentan Ios que 10 vieron. que
cuandO TrQo vic hundirse uDo de los
baEc0a rusO0. fo6 tal d emeci6n en- 6.
prOduCids que pToFFumpi6 en- abun-
dante llantO. cegand0 aqu6l despu6S de
haber tornado una COPS de ceEveza
GPAbvtS de Do famOaa que venden en-
Tafusn III M. R CaldeP6n t ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29

BORDADOs. = Sc d6 trabsio
6 buenaB bOrdadoraS envi6ndoles Il
tela en- cusIquier puntO de d 1sla y
SO tomRn tambi6a & gueldo trAbR-
isndO en- nuestFaG otioinAB,
-)a(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se COM
pFan enCoDies de hilo. cnne66s. pa
f1uelos etc, de h misms labor he
ch0s & mRno.
DiTigiTse 8 The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery = Co. 19
FoFtalezR. San Juan. PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
Ofeina del Seeretari0 de Puerto Rico.

70 Min Gill seOreo uterine d PosrtO RcO p pressn
chcO
dc am de n la de Pao Rico segda 10 dspueO ley de Amba
LegiaAtV dusdA Fab
a de PdeFo f1aas, apF0bRds
dnC6n dicho
cl
JeruSalem deVi yuqo
er0 Ia redOnda de iguiente GJoanne
Dehs LaY emDzta rsgr e die II de Juio dpone
GrNn Seo de Puerto Rico eve refsdO
describe
Pch d6y dR VnNHs nA % "
MARTIN & GILL.
SecFeaFio IotpFinO de Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29

En- sSts impronta He Vanda pspeI de-
peFi6diaa viaio { oQ-00 auintaD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29
RaIa0I euIII0TnsIy.

Attorney at Law. -Abogado.
San Jot6 s. San joan z. r,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
MONTGOMERY COTTON
rORuAI. CONDITIONS REACHED IN
 THE MARKET.
lsttie Is Doing in Spot, situation Pending -S- Goyerument's Crop Estimate 10 Do
 Issued Next Monday.

market ~ yesterday s for r the. first time in 2 than than VI Was s"e; expected s although prices were somewhat lower the market held is own I,
 well siassr ban sne iaes na
 Ssnss tS, %sdlns @ fslmsss ws.s ars fuli of enthusiasm over the great meeting 6 be held here today that they are paying cotton and it is good price unless l2 gents SIE holders % and the the Dig s holders. who infiu- epce the little holders have faith in
 Futures opened to points off yesterday; slipped off still farther and closed around about 20 points under Monday.
 So much depends on the government eu- eFop to es eoneernns the report sent out by New Orleans house at the close will be read with interest:
 Ss sas sssde eubc i at Bs frdss T nish will have come into sight about S;s4o;SSo oo onn Usually by the first of December there Is about 50 per cent. of a crop marketed III ffse end of November the indicated -rop will be atoht 10, 500 coo: which; however: wou,a spo@fs taas of ths ay yesF about icsoo
 n ssa ss srks e of t very rapid 4ss. 900 bales having been ginss neS prior to SepfemDer tst, conuPdfs gu Nteh 37s,e6e bales last year. ard 17.so2 bales year bsfore last.
 and from the Atlantic States will also be referred to in support of such contention Nevertheless the features surrounding the case are not at all unlikely to favor a mod erste crop of about 10, 500, 000 Pending the pubIishing of the government crop estimate. little or nothing. is doing in actual cotton. spots being practically neglected. the high prices asked restricting business, and until the report is out of the way the market win remain unsettled.
 -Both sides are strengtheing their respect i've positions by fortifying their .rossessions with ample margins and this feature should not be overlooked by interior correspondents as means of protection to themseives ana to their clients in event of swift and i'm pprtant break following me bureau figures which we believe If realized. would be only temporary.
 couple of weeks, fair and unusually warm, has no doubt. added to the prospects of late cotton, some of our inland correspond ents in the Memphis districts and in North ern Texas admitting some late cotton yield ing better than expected. The top crop promises will be considered In the makeup of the bureau. and are worthy of serious confederation"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
WALL STREET REVIEW
UNUSUAL y,os5NeE yN s5Np .IScssE ES SPECULATION
General Market In Latter Part of Day shows Signs of Weariness in Con- sequence of Excesses and
 Yields Generally.

special stocks attained unusual violence to- day and the general market in. the latter in conseauence of these. excseses and yield ed quite generally. Very heavy demands part in the uncertain tone sf .ss iassr hna mar kets. The movement showed some irregu- that large psofit taking w was $ going 'e''ia on in the the midst of the most excited advances in and the metal industpisis attracted a Se the largest share. of speculative activity,
 menseS r, Of sNs supRB srss, s5ssss of K is: achieved n yssseIasS. was reported that several points were paid of of the Stock exchange hang % %hiie brokers M with Graers to 1y % at the lowest euo.atiofSs .,f De execute their orders in time.
 One after another stock in the list of through some sucn process @ aasn as this aIthousS none made quite such msrsIrisi 1r d fiIctuatiors m oil. Locomotive preferred Anaconda. Kpick- erbocker Ice and United state Pipe and over Colorado Fuel. sioss-sheffield Steel Raii- way steel Spring and Wooien pfd; offer the market made wide inroads in these ad- vances and carried the average level of
 The most conspicuous exampie of strength amongst the standard stocks was St. Paul with 2tk point rise. Reiterated rumors of an early issue of its treasury stock to stock holders and the extension of the System tc the Pacific coast were used again to stimu- late the speculation in the stock Atten- tion vas called to the money situation by the heavy transfers to interior points through the sub-Treasury and by an gagepent of gold at the sub-Treasury which was suspected to be intended for ex- port. Chicago exchange also returned to par.
 The days report of the sub-Tressury op- eratioHs showed a loss by the banks to that sl,4sLOo0 while credit balance at the clearing house this morning indicated still further absorption. San Francisco took another round million dollars with intima- tions, of possible further requirement while S200Io00 went to New Orleans. The $750. 900 gold, engaged at the sub-Treasury is expect ed to go to South America and this Is a market to draw on New York to meet its South American obligations. Rates for money were not appreciably affected by these developments. nor by the reported large subscription for the Japanese loan.
 Preparations are beginning. however, for the December settlements which are largely in excess of those for this period last night. An attempt was made to rally the market before the closing but the recovery did nn. hold and tn closing on was decidedly weak win Reading breaking badly points just at the last
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value, $3,015,000. United States new 4s, registered. declide 1hc the 3s %c and the Old As A point on the last call.
 NEW YORK STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
\ ChiId's Advice.

One morning a Sunday School was about to be dismissed and the young sters were already in anticipation of relaxing their cramped little limbs af- ter the hours of confinement in straight backed chairs and benches when the superintendent arose and. in. stead of the usual dismissal. an nounced: And. now, children, let me introduce MT. Smith, who will give us a short talk.
 Mir. Smith smilingly arose and, after gazing tmpressively around the class room, began with T hardly know what to say" when the whole school was eonvulsed Eo hear a small. thin voica in the rear, lisp:
 "Thay amen and thit down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
Burns and the Brokers.

John Burns, M P, of London, who recently visited the United States in : cognito, tells some amusing stories of his experiences. one of which is as fnI- lows:
 While in New York l was anxi pus to sec something of the campa iJyn work, and looked around for r,o- litical meetings, so that I might hS,ar your speakers. was particularly anxious to see a meeting in the fl nkan- cial district. and was particularly 1urat- flied when going down Wall street I saw big gathering In Broad street..
 T hastened to join 1t and stood on the outside of the crowd. The linen appeared to be very excited, and I sus- pected some unpopular candidate was expected. l waited for a consider able time. and then I turned to a neig hbor and asked him when the speakers fwere likely to arrive. You should. haveI seen his look.
 What speakers? he asked
 Why T said, the speakers who are to address this meeting
 Meeting" he fairly yelled. Meet ing!" he repeated. as he almost d }ubled up. Why. these are the curb brok- erSn"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicaro Nov 2s-Covering by shorts ghsst Sdsssd market ie here today notwithstandlnx eohsiderabie amount of . bearish ns news, m e the close wheat he 1T May nss. dsoed sho%sd gain of ,Se and provisions were strong r, closing ing price. s2hc tss.on to aoe 'hn m sss the Gs of rayins bsns rsspSRssiSls Git eountaSle for tn: heavy feeling: Despite ed states the market shwed slight losses at the start initial quotations on May being ShShslio Al decline at Liverpool was one of the fac tors which encouraged the bears. Anotnea was that that w westhsr sa fsvSpaSe foT harvens
 report from Australia estimating the ex- portable surplus of wheat Sa,aona ns apUaI ine inc ducement of the selling of wheat here CrSp conditions in Russia were declared to od ee another week of large exports from that country. All of these influences s,I had ,,a a pa fe of she session the principal
 ing ws done by pit traders, .cbed Eof st MaS ss&c
 owsst Sts ,n p1ns the % Session Several prominent
 mission houses began to buy freely ana ,inRs thls started an n aetiSe ceensiderabls ofm@ advance May sold to s7h 9sshe Ths mareis eisafaness e,osss firm nSns with snd Msy four ae % wers equal to bushels here. The worlds visible supply oae as shown by the Bradstreet inereasee SGc seoO goo
 
 pared with i,1s5 900 bushels one s,,s year age Q; i.o4s cars against 1.slT last week and th 2,S ona wear ago Notwithstanding wet weath- CT throughout the corn cit. sentiment Tn inc corn pit was boarish for almost the eIl- tire day The volume of business. however. was not large. Late in the sesion the demand for corn and the market recoversd the greater part of the early loss. The close was steady. May opened u1cheag nc an s ged % and closed at A. Receipts S27 cars two or Trading in the oats market was very aui.- at and mostly of q local character, nsteadv tone prevailed throughoet the day: May opened unchanged to a shade higher a, 31N d13lHc, sold between 31S G3l Bc ana closed at sfNc Receipts 211 cars
 Active buying of January pork was tne feature of trading in provisions IL was 9enerally believed that a leading packer was Covering short lines. In conseauenos eoGS or sa%anced snsye g sharply. rising from. ls .17A to IS 70. The entire list was firm @ The ciosed w with gain of 4oc at 1s2l May lard was up 2hc a+ s1 35: rios were SVVS- se higher at ST 22h @S7. 2b . o.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow are; wheat 4o cars: corn s7 cars: oats 100 cars; hogs 10000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
MARKET FOR FUTURES
BUSINESS LARGELY OF EyENING-CP
 CHARACTER.
operators Prepare for Thanksgiving and Goverpment Estimate of Monday
 -Cloee 11 to e0sPoints Off
 and LOwost of Session.

New York. Nov. es.-The cotton market was less active today. Business appeared to be largely in the way of evening up for Thanksgivtng and in anticipation of the governments crop estimate expected next Monday and with selling for long account considerably in evidence the market closed at about the lowest point of the session or a net decline of 13 m20 points. Sales were estimated at 500, 900 bales.
 The opening was easy at a decline of 70 f2 points in response to lower cables and the outlook for big receipts The decline was increased soon after the opening to a mat ter of IS to 14 points when indications that December notices were being promptly taken care of caused a partial rally which, how ever. was followed by renewed weakness un- der scattering liquidation and selling by room traders for a turn. After selling off to net decline of 16 to 19 points the mar ket was again rallied four or five points by covering but once more weakened toward the close with January selling at 11.s5 and March at II 61.
 The close was steady in tone but within point or two of the lowest. Southern spot markets were hc lower to kc higher. 1t was the first December notice day and 1t was estimated that about 25s000 bales out of the large local stock were rendered. With December selling 1T to 20 points under Jan uary, spot people bought all the December offering against sale of the latter month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
s2.45o.341.so

lien on this prize only three are talk. ing part in this tournament, the third player being Charles F. ConkIin of the Chicago Athletic Association, holder of the American championship title thig year. The Chicago man will meet Gardner Tuesday and Wednesday Conk- lin and Pogginburg will oppose each other The three will meet in similar matches during the remainder of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
NEW YORK PROVISIONS.

New York, Nov. 2S.-Flour. receipts 4+.50o: exports 1000. Market dull but steady.
 Wheat. receipts 2IO0o; exports Il,200; spot firm; No red 9e ISc; elevator No. red 9isc fob. afloat. No. l Northern Duluth 92Ac fob afloat; No l hard 9S%c fob. afloat Options higher; May s1 15-l6c: De cember s2 15-16c.
 Corn. receipts sl.4oO. sttady: No 5sc. old nominal elevator and 5 fob afloat i. No. yellow 54c; No. white 5Siac. Options higher: January s2ssc; May 49Ac. Decem- Der S4c.
 oats. receipts 94,oO0; exports IS.5OO spot steady: mixed 26 32 pounds acc natural white 36n40 pounds S7i2 Q 4Oc.
 Hops. hides leather, wool steady.
 Cotton Seed oil barely steady prime yell low 29 e 2912c.
 Resin. nominal: strained common to good Turpentine quiet. Ssa6s4c.
 Rice quiet
 Molasses firm
 Sugar raw; firm, fair refining g. centrifu- H~M ~Moissses sugar 234c; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-29
Mexico Wants some Trusts

Mexico City. Nov. 27.-A billshsls been sent to Congress providing for altera- tions in the law so as to pefvn the creation of trust companies on the American plan. The executive Is em- powered to issue the law whea 'eby in- stitutions designed to act as trustees may be established in this republic.