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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-05-12
BAR Aux FINES HERBEs.

Parez un bar, f%rottez-le de beu-
re. roulez-le dams une feuille. de
papier beurr6; f%aites-le CURE ct
prendre couleur au four, ct servez-
le dams un plat tres chaud. garnl
de beurre, manic de fines herbes.
II faut lie saler settlement lors-
quill est d6garni de son envelope
beurr6e.
On pent arranger les maque-
raux de la meme facon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-05-12
SuncoOk, N, Fl,

Suncook, N. Fl.
bic. A tous les mois j'endurais de tres
grandes souffrances accompanies de
maux de tete, de palpitations de occur
ct je restais fable. Les medecins que lie
consultai ne m'apporterent aucun bien.
II ny a que les Pi1ules Rouges qui
m'aient soulagee. Des que j'eus COM
mence a les prendre, je me suis semitic
renforcer, ct apres en- avoir pris pen
dant que1ques mois j'etais revenue en-
parfaite sante. Je vous offre done mes
plus sinceres remerciements pour ma
voir conseille ce remede ct aussi pour
m'avoir guidee de vos avis durant ma
ma1adie. Je consei1le a toutes les jeunes
files qui sont obligees de TRAVELLER fort,
d'emp1oyer les Pilu1es Rouges, Giant
bien certaine qu'e1les leur feront lie
meme bien ou'e1les mont fait a moi. lie
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III
LIE TESTAMENT DU MARQUIS DE
KeRMOR.

dU "oAHuA0 w AOA-
NOR que nous avons laiss6 grieve.
ment bless6 sur lie pre- de l'Etang'
Lorsque les Pierlaud s'appro
cherent, apres avoir infig6 a son
assassin lie chatlment que nous
avons d6crit; LIE Golf leur COM
manda:
-Allez vite q la ferme chercher
un brancard, Et pas un mot a anne
qui vive.
Quand lis revinrent, le bless6
fut place dams le brancard, puts
emporte avec d'1nfnies precautions
jusqu'au chateau. La marquise
n'6tait pas encore couchee. L'appel
du ferm1er l%inqu1eta.
Ellie ouvrit une fenetre.
-Qui est Ia? demanda-t-elle en-
plongeant son regard sur .e per-
ron, qu'6cla1rait un rayon de lune.
Avant qu'elle cit discern6 le
groupe immob1le sur les dalles de
pierre, une voix rude, celle du dra
gon, lui r6pondit:
-Ouvrez, madame, au colonel
marquis de Kermor.
20 mon Dieu! s'6crla-t-elle.
On brancard!.... LIE marquis!
Ellie cut l'intuition de l'affreuse
v6rit6. La tete perdue, en- tr6bu-
chant, ellie descendit, ct ougrit la
porte du vestipule. Les trois hon.
mes entrerent en- portant le b]ess6
Nine. de Kermor s'approcha ct,
rassemblant ses forces, faisant ap-
pei a toute son 6nergie, ellie balbu-
tia:
-Vous ici.... maaquis.... ct
bless6?
LIE marquis, 6puis6 par la perte
de SOL sang, ne pouvait articuler
une parole, Matthias, avec la rude
franchise du soldat, r6pondit bru-
talement:
- BlessA?.... Non, madame,
assassln6 par le comte de Lanteuil
votre amant!
a cette injure sanglante, que lie
serviteur lui crachait q la face, Ia
marquise chancela; un nuage lui
obscurcit la vue, ellie battit Fair
de ses deux mains 6tendues ct tom
ba 6vanouie sur les dalles du ves-
thule. La femme de chambre ar
r1vait, r6veillee par lie bruit,a peine
vetue.
@Yotre ma1tresse est 6vanouie,
lui dit lie lfermier brusquement:
donnez-lui vos soins.
Puts. aide de son fills ct de Ma
thias. lis transporterent le mar
qnis dams 50 chambre, le couch6-
rent sur son llt,et LIE Golf s'lnstal-
la a son chevet, pendant que Jac-
ques partait avec IN carosse attel6
3 la hate, atm de ramener de Nan
tes le m6decin ct le notaire.
LIE m6decin ne put qu'annoncer
la mort prochaine, inevitable, ct lie
notaire 6crivit alors le testament
sous Ia dlct6e du marquis, rassem-
blant, dams CO but, ses derni6res
forces. Nous en- commissions d6]a
en- partie les clauses. IL 6tait 3ainsi
concu:
"Je incur assaseine par le COM
to de Lanteuil, mon beau-frere,
Je l6gue tous mes biens au comte
Ga6tan de Nantilly, mon flleul, q
l'exclusion de ma femme ct de
tous autres heritiers, comme der
nier cages de l'afection que je
porte d sa vertueuse ct sainte mere
la comtesse de Nantilly, qui, d6]a
elle-meme sur le bord de la tombe
ne me survivra gu6re.
"Pret q partir pour P6ternite, je
items a declarer lei que j'al Ste
heureux de faire quelque bien,
sans arrier-pensee, 3 une parente
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&euilkfon de rGrhp de r@ntSf
(Suite.)

LIE comte s'1nstalla provisoire-
ment dams une hotellerie du quai
de la Fosse, en- attendant que fnt
repar6 ct mis- en- etat son hotel de
la rue DIES P6nitentes, rachet6 par
lui a beaux deniers complaints, -.
au propri6taire charm6 de l'aubal-
ne en- ces temps d'assignats.
Null, dams le voisinage, ne put
dire au comte &c qu'6tait devenu
son fills, disparu depuis plusieurs
jours, ainsl que son domestique.
II ne sen inquieta pas autrement
Revoir CO fls 6tait lie moindre de
ses soucis.
Trois semaines apres son arriv6e
il partit a cheval, dams le plus
strict incognito pour Sautron ct
Saint Etienne de Montluc, aim
d'explorer toute la region. II ap-
prit alors avec douleur le depart
de la marquise ct de ga file dams
les premiers jours de septembre
pour une destination inconnue, la
mort d6]a fort ancienne du vieu1
Pierlaud ct de la verte vieillesse
du solitaire.
A Ste Etienne de Moutluc, il ap-
prit encore que les propri6taires
du chateau de Lanteuil, vendu
quelques ann6es aupsravant par
son fills, avaient 6mlgr6 ct que le
domaine %confsqu6 etait de nou-
veau mis- en- vente CONNIE proprie-
t6 rationale.
II retournait q Nantes tres afec.
t6 d'avoir manqu6 le but principal
de son excursion, lorsqu'un orage
formidable le forca q s'arreter au
"Lap1n en- %goguette," Oh il coucha
ct ft la rencontre inesp6r6e ct Pin
tendant Lopart.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-05-12

LsP MuLs Roug@@ te wte an Nd emus" pr Car ec meq que &c par semsie
PATRICE DUDE, PHARMAOIEN, Coin Washington ct zoe Ave- pour recoMF EoHo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MONTGOHER. CURRENT QUOTATIONS

NCOkkSCtC0 hSAAVsg
 These prices are at wholesale and not to pearl sMc: gloss limp. sKO; nickel pack
 Rics-Estra fancy; snc: head A0se;
 salt-LiverpooL q: yirsinia soc. leh 0loMe: choice. ii0ilho: fancy ts0
 candies--stick,. sc: fancy sa1oc.
 crackers-xxx sodN, shc: XXX Ginger ,s.sS: fancy patent. ss.ss: half n pstsn.. Sassn.
 S.s,sss: sTa,ns5 ps, Ss.ri i'-1s ;sa5p per sack a.s
 Lard-Leaf. sNe; compound. exc: basis
 Hsms-Doye. Isc; others lsh @14o.
 Grain and hay-Bran. sd:os; shorts g. IS: ssSps sse wSts epS: So oas soe; Johnson srass; sse; oss rSss proof oats See.
 cheese--Fancy full cream 1sc; special sack. assssa< soe yard I salss 7ao yard "'" sugar
 Ties-sl. .v6 q. os.
 s.s and ossas s ss ss sseoa ssuS. sSa pinks. q; ioi coinI-bia River: q. 50: sock. Oysters. F. ". 4-oz, Ssc; s-os.. soo: light "ilEaa MlEolassss2Seorsia sse cane. bbl ssc per a,- on eafss ssSisns GaSn saoS Psr Si .sv; quarts. s4. 35 per dozen
 sugar-Granulated Sc; F. Y. C. 4kc
 Hides-Dry flint. 16c to 17c: dry salted 15c: green salted 10c. D.
 Woot-Clear 24c to e25c.
 Beeswax-2Sc.
 Fruit ( Produce--Red onions s1.o5 per bu. potatoes. Wisconsin stock 10 bu.: New York Danish -caDbage. good keeping, hard head stock, 2c lb.; fancy apples S4 65 bbl russets, $& S5: Florida oranges $2. 50 box; bsgas % slss sack; .stesndsrd Amer asans s2 2k bu: white peas Sy so bu a,,,,is. and white wine vinegar 15c gal: cocoanuts S3.75 sack, fancy full cream cheese Is hc lb. fancy Hip peanuts sac Ib.; choice pesnGIs 5.hc b.: evaporated apples Sc: dried ap- ples 5O ID. bags. 6Ao lD.. California Raisins : CT: si.1s; CT. SiisS box CaiifOTnia ib.: California peaches. sc To-; large Brazil nuts. 1sc; mixed nuts 25 ID. boxes 12Mc; walnuts 12hc h.: Tarragona almonds i6c ; Ilaea 15lAc: oceans. medium size 1ohc; Spanish onions $l 75 crate: heavy weight Malaga grapes S1 keg.
 seed-Rye. s1 per bu. i; wheat s1.sc; bar ley, Sl: crimson clover, 12c; alfalfa It o 2Uc per lb: onion sets. white skin. s2; pearl, @; blue gIass.. IS @ lsa per lb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Mnnchester cloth NIarRet.

Manchester. Dec. 2.-Business in the cloth market during the past week was small, shippers for eastern mar kets only buying sparingly. Several orders were placed for the poorer qualities of shirtings and ducks for India. The inquiry for China was re- ported to be good. but the transactions were meagre. The nearer eastern markets did a fairly miscellaneous trade. Business for South America was less active. Yarns did not im- prove. Small sales were reported of American crops at recent rates. Pro- ducers seemed to be in no hurry to realize and consequently stocks are gradually accommodating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

have induced a pronounc&d temperature rise ot the east fthe Mississippi. with rain north to the Lake region. Another area. of high" spreading southeastward along the northern and eastern slope of the RocAiea has turned the rain to snow in the upper Lake region and upper Mississippi Valley, and is giving fair, colder weather over most of the country west of the Mississippi the temperature fall being marked in the upper Missouri Valley. As the Gulf coast da- pression moves eastward 1t will cause contin- ued rains in this section tonight followed by fair and colder Sunday.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected Souths Dec. 2. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
THE BUREAU REPORT.
c. c. AbercrOmbie & Co. Call AattentiOn
 to its IaannncA MnndaY


 This important estimate of the cotton crop. to be issued by the Census De- partment of the United States Govern ment on Monday morning. will likely cause wild fluctuations in the price of cotton. It is entirely conjecture as to whether this report will be bullish or bearish.
 In any event we cannot believe, from the information we have been able to obtain, that this crop will be very large, and, for this reason, should there be a break of fifty to seventy-fve points, quick purchases would prove profitable. Having two systems of pri- vate telegraph wires in our office at 32 Commerce Street we are we'll equipped to handle a large volume of business at that ttime. We believe we can give you satisfaction and respectfully solicit a share of your business.
 Yours truly,
 c. c. Ahercromhie & Co, Members New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MONTGOMERY COTTON
ouOrATIoNs FOR SPOTS REMAIN STATIONARY.
speeuIatsrs are waiting for Pnbiiceuen ef Csvernment Repert Temcr- ruv--seme Estimates on
 what it VIII Be.

~ '.
 spot cotton remains stationary with II cents the ruling price Tor stric'
 Specuiators are waiting for the Gov efninent report to be issued tomorrow. They are more concerned over the sile of the crop than 6e'a s6ogt the consumh bsss ths cron can hardly be better than mod: crate one, say about 10, ,750. 900 bales and the possibilities for 1t being snort yield, say less than l0,25o.ooo p. paies,
 are not sckss if the I1s aysTass Cotton sociation is lo,765. 900 bales, and of the members of the New York Cotton Ex- change fo,65S.000 bales. Ihere Is ., a feeIifiw of uneasiness lest the Bureau estimate the seasons growth at about 1O.500, 900 bales. reports having gaineo currency to the effect that such ngurss would cause sharp break m tne e,,nsa- msra tor claiming to have covered ms snors contracts fearing an official estimate oI less than 1O.0Q0.000 bales. although HIS merciai crop of 11,451 GOO bales having placed the actual growth at l0.sos,ove bales. If the yield per acre s IS nos above the normal Of the past nse yesss ass innate to be less than 10.000,oo0 bales, fine acreage not being in evidence 10 produceA much larger crop.
 abont S1.eoo. 900 acres. last year 31.7oo.- GOO, and the revised report Of Decemper 3rd. last year, upon which the estimate was based. was reduced to 30.000, 900 on account of land abandoned: This year ear original acreage thrown out on account of the continued rains during the plant ing season. preventing their cultivation and the revised report of Monday may show no more than 2e,0o0,eo0 acres nIcked and to be picked or about 4,- boo, GOO less than one year ago.
 As to the matter of consumption. spiriners' takings up to date are larger than one year ago, by 2I4.ooo bales. now standing at 4,436,000 against J. 1S2, ,ooo, thus placing the seasons pros against 12,435, 900 last season.
 No matter what effect the Govern menf report has on the crop, there is going to be a higher level of prices There may be a great break away to- morrow but those buyers who keep up their margins and follow it will make some money.
 Yesterdays short session was some what dull and within a range of about IS points. New Orleans quotations ranged upward after New York had closed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03


 New York. Dec. 2.-The Financier
 Last weeks official statement of the New York associated banks was less unfavorable than was expected there the preliminary estimates of cash movements that the surplus might be converted into deficit as was the eaTs Thoagh Sa SGSemSsr tSe ioss of cash was fully as great as was foreshadowed. and though loans increased instead of be- inF as was thought aps prDS requirements through increased depos- it's the statement showed fair mar gin surplus; The, net increase in cash due to transfers of $2.s5O.00O. through the treasury to San Francisco and to the shipment of $1.S50,000 to Mexico, suiting from sub-treasury operations make an amount much in excess of the net receipts of currency from the in tsri1r ,, and those of new g9itd ot am The de- ly as the result of an expansion of $11,- 5s4;000 loans. less, the loss of $4,593,o00 cash. as above. because of such in crease in deposits the reserve require- ments. were augmented $1,99S,725, add ing which sum to the decrease in cash made $6.5s1,725 as the reduction in sur upon the basis of deposits less those of $S,569.000 public funds, the surplus is $4,707625. It may be noted that the loans last week were in excess of de- posits by $16,T09, 800.
 The daily average of bank clearings for five days of the week was $780, 000,0O against $S3S.000. .0O0 in the pre- vious week; this increase was probably due to shifting of loans incident to calls precedent to the December dis bursement of dividends and interest The elearings on Saturday, reflecting considerably above the daily average. Comparisons, of loans reported by fn- dividual banks show that nine institu- net: Eight banks lost $4,25O,O 900 net cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.

Memphis Tenn. Dec. 2.-Cotton Seed Oil: e5aas pre asss ssi ssms prs aake ssslssGs2s.so.
 Chicago, Dec 2.--A forecast made by an Eiglish statisticia nthat the worlds shipments of wheat for the week would show large increase caused weakness today in the wheat ;a, mn,! market a,,i here At down a half cent. Corn and oats were practically unchanged. Provisions were on 1-2 to 10 cents.
 The wheat market was weak throughout the entire session. The principal cause of this condition was a statement regarding the worlds ship ments emanating from Liverpool. Ac- cording to this the total movement will pared with 10.592,000 bushels for the corresponding week of last year The same authority predicted considerable increase in the amount of bfeadstuns crease bearish sentiment. Early in the day. selling was held in check by marked decrease of receipts in the Northwest, but during the last half of the session selling became quite gem eral resulting in material decline. Pit traders and commission houses were the chief sellers. Offerings were taken by shorts and a few local bulls. rss was solame s%a The m aa marhst c closed @ weak weak
 
 with prices almost at the lowest point of the day. The May options opened shade higher to 1-S6l5-4 lower at sS 1-S DSs 3-S, sold off to S7 5-S and closed at S7 3-4@S77-S. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to l4s.009 bushels. Primary receipts were S26.000 bushels compared with ss4,000 one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re- ported receipts of 446 cars, against 1.o46 last week and 7St one year ago.
 The corn market. was somewhat ir- regular for the greater part of the day. The May option was inclined to weak. ness because of persistent selling by commission houses, but the December option held firm throughout. Early in the day bullish feeling was created by firm cables and unsettled weather. The break in wheat was q. bearish fac tor later in the day. May opened un- changed to 1-sc lower at A Ss4@44 7-S, sold 0 ftto A 3-S@44 1-2 and closed at 443-4 Local receipts were 332 cars, two contract grade.
 Weakness of wheat had a bearish in luence on the oats market. Cash houses and local longs were the prin- cipal sellers. Offerings were taken by pit traders. May opened unchanged to a shade higher at 32@32 Is. sold off to 31 7-S and closed at 32. Receipts, 2f9 cars.
 Provisions were weak on profit talk ing by a leading packer. As a result of this selling prices declined some what early in the day. but later part of the loss was. regained on covering by oy shorts ,S sr,s At the Glose May pork was down 5c at s7.s7 f-6 Ribs were ? 1-s0. 5c lower at $7.10@T121-2
 Estimated receipts for Monday Wheat, 9 cars; corn, 14S; oats, 16S; hogs. 5000 head.
 TEn.A NA- 1Nwa. A..a.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NEW ARRIVALS. Norway Bl0ater Macl<ereI. Fish Roe, Cod Fish Wanles. BROCK GROCERY COMPANY.
MAY SETTLE THE WAR.
Bremen and Hamburg Ship Lines Ma,
 Reach Agreement.

Hamburg, Dec 2.-Events have hap pened in two days which render prob able an amicable adjustment of the steamship quarrel between Hamburg and Bremen. Both sides. however, pre- serve strict, silence regarding the de- velopments.
 Director Ballin of the Hamburg American Steamship Company has ex- pressed his willingness to meet Direc- tor wiegand of the North German Lloyd in Berlin for a friendly confer ence.
 The Hamburg-American Steamship Company has bought back several of the freight steamers which 1t sold to Russia during the war with Japan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

MARINE NEWS. v Mobile. Dec. 2.--Arrived: Strs.. Atlas, Nor. Lansen. from Progresso: AuEustas. Ger. Bockholdt from Savannah: Rio Grande, American. Davidson. from New Orleans.
 Cleared: Biuefields, Nor. Haiversen. for Biuefields: Caprivi, Nor. Petersen for Glen fueEos. Cuba
 New Orleans. Dec. 2.--Cleared strs.. P. J. Thistlewood. Raybon. Florida ports; Chal- sa, Liverpool; Coliegian, Br., Thomson, Liv- erpooI; Rosina. Br. Hurry. Ceiba: Hardin ger Br., Hall. Aarbuus via Newport News: City of Tampico. Nor. Olsen. Mexican ports: Gussie, Hansen. Port Tampa: Puritan. Br, Steedelman. Holding; Mount Vernon. Nor.s Falsen. Port Barrios.
 Port Eads. Dec. 2.--Sailed. strs.. Iimon. Br, Frost. Port Limon: Excelsior. Hopner, New oYrk; Chalmette. Birney, Havana: Principessa Laetitia utaf} Montanart Ge- noa via Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
THr METAL MARkFT.

New York. Dec. z----Ihe metal markets were generally firm and unchanged. Spot tin s34 70 a S34 80.
 Lake and electrolytic copper SI7.Ts@ sis oO; casting kl7 :so@sl7: :ss.
 Lead firm. $52 .5o 9Ses .75.
 spelter, duief. 4s .35 q Se.lS.
 lien. fi-Tn. unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
sT. LOTIs PROVIsToN

St. Louis. Dec. 2-Flour, steady; red win ter S4. 30 Q 50; extra fancy and straight, S3. 90 9S4. 26: clear S2 .e6@S3.70 Whiskey steady S1.34.
 Pork, steady: Jotbing $14.25.
 Lard lower; prime steam. 100. q, Dry salt meats. steady; boxed extra shorts
 Bacon. steady: boxed extra shorts SS so i; clear ribs SS.75: short clear $e. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NEW YORK GENERAL. MARKEr.

New York. Dec 2.-Fiour gteady.
 Cotton eeed oil, steady; prime crude, uom- inal; do. yellow 2s& e ssc.
 Coffee-Spot Rio. steady; No. Invoice 5-isc; mild. steady; Cordova, s% @i2Ec
 sugar-raw firm; fair refining Sc: centrif- uGal ee-test. g 9-lec; uolasses sugar 2Xc: refined firm; No 6, q 10; No. ., s4 4.c5: No 8, $a %: No. S3 ,ss; No. 10 s5. a0; No ii ss.s5; No i2. ss.s0: No. is. S3.T5 No ii ts.o5; cut loaf and crushed S5. iO; powderei t4 so; granulated e 70; cubes S4. Ss..-.
 Coffee futures opened steady at unchane- Small estimates for the December receipts at Brazilian ports. European cables were slightly disappointing, but offerings here were very light and the market ruled gene rally steady, net unchanged to points high CT Sales were reported Of 5000 bags. DeCempef ss's ss.s .sss s...6.70 May ..'s ssss s.s. ssss..1.15 guIy :S..-. --. .''. ss .. ...s.. 7.9o ceptefnuer ssssss.s s..s s.7.45 07 50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
Montgomery,
MARKET FOR FUTURES
HIGHER CABLES BECAUSE OF
 BULLISH STATISTICS.
Chief Demand Seems to Come From Recent Sellers and is Not More Than Sufficient to Hold
 Pircea.


 New York, Dec. 2.--The cotton mar ket opened firm at an advance of 4@12 points in response to higher cables which according to private advices were influenced by bullish statistics and tips" from this side; that the crop would be under 10,000.0e0 bales. The chief demand at the advance seem- ed to come from recent sellers and was not more than sufficient to hold prices around the initia! figures. Trading was quiet and while expectations of q bullish bureap report evidently check ed selling as we'll as evidences of big takings, and unsettled weather in the South, the Russian troubles were against any general demand.
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today 56,696 bales against 42,3S9 last week. and 66,066 last year. For the week (estimated). 290,O60 bales against 319,- SIS last week. and 3S5,757 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans. T. 034 bales against 17,807 last year, and at Houston, 11,155 bales against s,S52 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

AtmOre's Mince Meat and Plum Pud- ding, Olives, and all kinds of Pickles in bulk.
 FIOwers-NettIes Grocery Co.,, On @thee" Corner. Phone 225.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
The Last Straw.

The Artist-What effect do you think a war between Norway and Sweden would have on the world at large?
 The Editor---I'm afraid there would be a universal strike of linotype operators and proof readers.--Puck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NEW ORLEANs sUGAR.

New Orleans Dec. 2.-sugar market firm. open kettle 3@3ko; open kettle centrifugal 3ls @3%c.: centrifugal whites S5tc;- yeliows 3h a3%c; seconds 2@3kc.
 Molasses. open kettle 2OGS2c; centrifugal
 Syrup sOQ2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NEW YORK DRY GOODs.

New York. Dec. 2.--The dry goods trade was inactive today, the cotton goods market was awaiting the publication Monday of the government report. Spjnners were chary of making contracts and at today's htRh prices buyers were not speculatively inciined Print cloths are firm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

wilmington N. C.. Dec. 2--Spirits turpen- tine nothing doing: receipts 72 casks. Rosin. nothing doing; receipts SC. Tar firm $1 80: receipts %.
 Crude turpentin, firm $40. s3.s and s3. 90s receipts 169.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS sPoT CorToN.S
LIYERPOoL COTTON.

Liverpool Dec. 2.-Cotton. spot quiet; prices unchanged American 6. is: sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 300 were for speculation and export and included 4.300 American. Receipts 22.O00 bales, includ-
 Futures opened quiet and steady and closed quiet, American middling zoe.
 1teccInocf s.o.Vo December-January .... s... .... ....6. 05 Jhuuafy-repruary s.. .6. ID February March .... .... co. .... .14 Mafcn-Aprh ...s .... ss..6-l Y Aprii-9aay ..6.S0 May-June H.. .... zee. ...... ....e. 22 June-JuH ,.ss ....6. 24 Juty-AuGgst ..6. 20 August-September .... .... ....6. 19
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Dec. 2.-Spot cotton Quiet; sales 21z5; including 500 to arrive De iivefed on contracts 200. Quotations un- ,changed, middlinG 11Ae. ,, I influenced by better Liverpool cables than &xpected futures opend to points higher Ahan yesterdays closing. Prices thereafter Iased off a few points but later recovered fhe market closing firm at the top. the list showing net gains off to 10 points While epinners as far as possible, are keeping out of the market it Is the general belief that after Monday they will come in again much bureau estimate.