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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16

Remember that never under any cir.
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best and give Il 10 you at lowest cash
prices. c. h. LoYD. Frcionia. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16

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you an international suit.
c. y. LoYD. Fredonia. Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16

We ask you when you.are interested
to see our line Of mems pants and get
our prices before you buy.
c. 3. LLOYD, Fredonia, Ky.
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You are entitled % the best your
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you every time. e. =. LoYp.
Frcioria, NY
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16

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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16
LOCAL NEWS
Dycusburg.

Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ramage and
Miss Lula Webb, of Marion, are visit
ing relatives here.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Sept l5.--Unsettled weather in the Northwest was largely responsible for daxea ,oday. Se Another " effective @ influence was advance in the price of wheat at Liver pool. At the close the December option
 %c. oats. &c. and provisions 21s 15c
 The wheat market opened firm with De- cernber up kc at s3ss Gs3hc. Wet wealth
 CT was reported in many sections of the spring wheat country and there was buii- ish tone in cables Fros, the .st,aI start ] sh9rt. hut offerings were light. Later In the ses- sion a prominent bull joined in the buying source imparted a decidedly strong under
 tone to the market Buhish enthusiasm a sS the for wheat
 during the last half of the session was a re-
 port by q St: Louis crop journal regarding mills and elevators Advices from over one hundred millers located in ten states and two Territories, 1t was stated. showed that they were a year ago The report further claimed that no movement of consequencs
 In December the highest point of the. day was reached at s+hc. The market closed of wheat and flour were equal to e7,5oo bushels. s.-
 mission houses and the market was strong | throughout. Light acceptances. wet wealth CT, active shipping demand and firm cables ket closed with prices at the highest point o fthe day. December opened shade to Ac higher at 44944kc, sold up to 44% o 44%c and closed at the top. =: Oats were strong and active. The demand
 was of a general character and about the profits in sight An active demand from | exporters was again the main bullsh in | fluence. December opened Hc higher al | 2s%c, sold up to 2sc and closed at 2Sbc. l Provisions were firm on moderate support | from packers. At the close January pork was up 1914 T15c at SIP .3S. Lard was ur
 2h @5c at S6.s21i. Ribs were 7Ac higher
 at $6. 47h. ARTICLES Open. High. Low. Close
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fense. He has retained counsel to de. fend him and has made no statement or inc circumstances connected with the tragedy. It Is learned on good author ity. however. that the two men had some differences a short time ago, and that smith had threatened the life of E;theridRe. Yesterday they met in the road and Smith drew his pistol and attempted to shoot when Etheridge, who was armed with a double barreled shotgun, fired one shot, killing him all most instantly. It is said Smiths pis- toI was found where the killing took place. with only two cartridges in 1t. The remains of the dead man were brought through Evergreen today eu route to the family burying ground, a few miles cast of town, where the in- terment took place this afternoon.
 John l.. Betts, one Of the most popu- lar young business men in this section, died yesterday afternoon al his home in Burnt Corn. after several weeks ill.,
 Mrs. J. D. Chapman died here this morning alter brief illness. She Is survived by her husband and a babe only a few days old.
 The Conecuh County Confederate Veterans reunion will be held here on November ?.
 Farmers report that the cotton crop, which is quite short, will be harvested during this month. All the cotton in the fields Is open.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
aECRETARY TESTERS WEEKLY cor
 TON STATEMENT,

New Orleans, Sept. l5.-Secretsry Hes ters weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement, issued before the close of busi- ness today. shows an increase in round fig ures in the movement Into sight for the past seven days of 4s,O00 over the seven days ending Sept. IS last year; an increase over the same time year before last of 175.G0O; and an increase over the same time in . The amount brought into sight for the week ending today is stated at 2s2.2il, aaainst 2ss. .s63 for the seven days ending this date last year, lO7,5Ss year before last and 2SeT47 same time in 1902 This brings the total of the crop moved into sight for against 413,657 last year. 1l4.6se year be fore last and 4TeO6S same time In 1902.
 The statement shows receipts at all United States ports since Sept. lst of Ss03Se, last and sob.4s1 same time in 1902; over land across the Mississippi Ohio and Poto- mac rivers to Northern mills and Canada B,s2s, against 7,s62 last year. 2ls year be- fore last and s.I14 same time in 1s07: in tef1or stocks in excess of Sept 1st ts.s4s. last and 74,slO same time in 1902; South era mill takings s7.000, ageinst s4,sSs last year, s2,s69 year before last and sT,645 sa me time in 1902.
 Foreign exports since Sept. lst have been zoa,40s. against 1ss. Sl4 last year. The total takings Of American mills, North South and Canada, thus far for the season have heen i43 S5s aGainst 10e.i last year, in- ciudsng Be. 902 by Northern spinners. against
 Since the close of the oopmsreial year stocks at American ports and the 29 cad fnH goutheFn interia- centres have increased fszzes bales. against en inersass for the eaasae period last season of 13Ie79. and are asw 5zesse7 more than at this aats last
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DUN & CO.'S REVIEW
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF CONDITIONS
 IN TRADE.
Progress Reported as Satisfactory in Industrial, Commercial and AE- rlculturul Lines--Fniiures
 for Week.

New York. Sept. 15.-R. c. Dun and Company's weekly review of trade to- morrow will say:
 Industrial. commercial and agricul- tural progress continues satisfactory Nothing has occurred to weaken conn, dence, the disposition being to extend plans further into the future, and many plants have their facilities en- gagged well into next year. As de- mand broadens there is natural ten dency to enlarged shipment. which adds to the already exceptional struc. much more forward business than at this. date last year, especially Tn ory goods lines.
 cold enough to harm the crops that remain to be harvested and another week of favorable conditions should assure an unprecedented yield Of corn. Several settlements maintain labor as putes at the minimum and mercantile collections continue prompt Railway earnings thus far reported for Septem. |. years while foreign commerce at this port for the week showed gains or S2.364,1S0 in value of exports and $sa,- S51 in imports as compared with lso4, products from all ports of the United States in August exhibited a gain or sfe.S339Oi over the same month last yea Each o' week eek brings better news from the iron and steel industry, demand broadening and production keeping turas is the business improvement abroad, which is calculated to increase still more the already heavy export de- mand for steel shapes.
 Large exports of packer hides. are reported but on heavy Texas steers small concessions were made. although the limited offerings in other sections of the market mainta ined prices at the highest point. Purchases of leather are not as liberal as they will be later in the season but the tone is very firm. ,o. arainst' 224 last year and 29 in can ada compared with 21 a year ago.
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Rrnty.treet,n Reyieyv.

New York, Sept. 15.-Bradstreet's to- morrow will say:
 Trade and industry, continue remark i, ably active in nearly, all lines; Fall III distribution Is in full swing ana III portions of the West is of unprecedent,,, ed volume. Interior merchants are stIll markets. three -fourths of the corn crop Is out of danger of frost. iron and steel are in exceptionally good demand, with outputs heavily sold n,dd ahead ana matPerials are apparently as active IS at any pre- ceding period this year
 Labor seems to be very well employ ed, though few strikes Ha nosaoiyd ydintnrS in nrS the otherwise very quiet appearance od the industrial situation. Only at the South and there only, because or fever nuarantines, and not owing to real lack or scarcity of business, Is there any iack of demand. Collections are generally Rood for this season of the year.
 Business being handled by the rail roads is of large proportions, despite ment, due to farmers disposition to take current prices for their products. cent in excess of a year ago.
 Features of note this week are the statements from Chicago that the pres ent fall trade has never been equaled builders have a years business before them. At New York dry goods jobbing business Is less active than year ago. but 1t Is noted that spring sales of dress goods are of good volume. Irregular ities in the cotton market have made for some quiet in cotton goods. but prices are firmly held.
 The cotton market Is an exception to the general strength of metals. the ex- port demand being fallen off and do- nestle demand being less Hardware terial of all kinds Is high in prices Business failures for the week end ing September 14 number 1Ss against l37 last week and l67 in the like week of 1904. In Canada failures for the week number 32. as against 25 last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
A Railway E1tennIon.

Live Oaks, Fla. Sept. 15.-All prelim- insries for the extension of the Florida Railway from Live Oak to Fernandina have been satisfactorily adjusted and actual work will be begun at an early date. Two years Is the stipulated time for its completion, but President Frank Drew says possibly that the time limit will be reduced by several months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
NEW ORLEANs COTTON,

New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Spot cotton easy Sales. 800 bales including $50 to arrive. Quotations reduced 1-l6c.
 Futures opened s66 points up on favor able Liverpool, but realizing sales soon carried prices down until they were 60 8 points lower than yesterdays finals. The large movement represented by the weeks into sight figures estimated at from PSI, 900 to 29T,00O bales. compared with only 233 900 bales for the same week last year. doubtless had much to do with the decline which traders were otherwise not able to account for fully. though New. York was The trend of prices continued downward to the close. the list then showing net losses of 10gIs points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS vIS- TBIE SUPPLY STATEMENT.

New Orleans. Sept 15.-secretary hes- ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton. made up from special cable and telegraphic advices, compares the figures nf this week with last week. last year and the year before. It shows an increase Tor the week just closed of s2.2s4. against an increase of 72,soo last year and decrease of t7s3 year before last.
 The total visible is 2.s4s.ss2 against F.. 5s4s7s last week, 1,227,s40 last year and l.033.1ss year before last. Of this the total ,f Amerigsn cotton is 1,sl2.ss2. against l., .6s 3Ts last week, s4s. sio last year and
 5s,15s year before last, anu of all other
 mds. including Egypt. Brazil. India etc,, last year and 5s5,ooo year before last.
 The total worlds visible suprly Of cation as above shows an increase compared with last week of s2,2s4 an increase compared with last year of 1.4Is,ss2. and an increase compared with year before last of 1.S23,boe
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there Is now afloa: and held in Great Britain and continental Europe l. 42T, ,0O0. against 5S4.00o last year and 47s.- 900 year before last: in Egypt 3s,0o0. against 41.oo0 last yesr ana 19,eeo year before last ; in India 54e,000. against 304,000 last year and 31s.Oo0 year before last; and in the United States 63s,oSo, against 2s2,000 last year and 216oo0 year besore last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
Mrs. RoGers's Case.

Washington, Sept. 15.-Attorney- Gen eral Fitts of Vermont today filed with the Supreme Court of the United States a motion that the cass of Mary H. Rog- CTS be advanced to the earliest possi ble hearing. Mrs. Rogers was convict ed of the murder Of her husband and sentenced to be hanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
InCAL CorTON MARKET
DAILY COTTON MARkET.
 Part AgaCNxra eFaf.

Gaiseston--luiet. iO s-Isc; net receipts, 1ess2; gross 10, ssz; sales, esq; stock, i0,- ss0; shipments, to Great Britain, 24,ols; to contfnant, T,127.
 1.5s4. efcas, 1,ss4; sales, 500; stock, 54.7oe; shipments, coastwise, 39.
 Mobfle--Easy. 1oc: net receipts. 52s; gross e3ss sales. 225; stock, 1o,4s3.
 Sssaunah--fsteady, l0c; net receipts, los- SIS. gross. 10. 610: sales, 2,74s; stock, 7S,77o; shipments. to continent, I4,lSo; eeartwise. 7.s7f.
 rharieston-stea1y. s15@1ee; net receipts 3.o54: gross, 3,O54 sales, 2o0; stock, fs,- s32; shipments, coastwise, l,ss2 <.
 Nilmington--Steady, 1ohc; net receipts, 1,7s1; gross, 1.Tst sales, s7; stock, 10,21e; shipments. coastwise, 3s.
 Norfolk-+Steady, 10Sc; net receipts, sos; gross. s.s6s; sales, 200; stock, 7i,1i4; shipments, coastwise, s2s.
 Baltimore-Nom'nal, 10hc; net receipts. 3z0; gross, s7O; stock. 1,4ss; shipments, to Great Britain, s3s to continent. s.es5
 New York--Quiet, 10. T5c; net receipts. B. oss: safes, i3si stock. ssso; shipments to
 Boston-Quiet. 10. 75c; net receipts. lot gross, FIST; shipments. to Great Britain A12S
 Phiiadelphia-ouiet. lie: stock, 4,S14. .
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Interlor Mnrement.

Houston Quiet. 10 1-lsc; net receipts. D. s37: gross. s,s21; shipments. 9,O40; sales, E. 1Ue; stock. 37. 10a AuFusta-Steady, 10hc; net receipts. B. 4ss; gross, 3.750; shipments. S,o5s; sales. 1880: stock. 29,1s9.
 Memphis-Cluiet. 1ohc; net receipts lsI; gross, 1s7 shipments, 4es; sales 500: stock S.Sl0 .,s..
 St .LuuIs--Cauiet 1ONc; net receipts, 4o; gross. 506; shipments 26; stock s.sSS. Cincinnati--luiet' net receipts leSi gross lga; snipfnents 1 stock, 9,61t.
 Leufsville-Firm. 1Okc!
 Total today: Net receipts, 13.esy; gross. 14,4sg; shipments, 13,S95; sales. 4.63o: stock G4.gft. +-
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MARINE NEWS

Mobile. Sept. 15.-Arrived: Strs. Esparta. Br Rose. Port Limon; Anselm, Br.. Ri vara. Bocas del Toro. bark Sarimner. Nor, Lindsay. Port Natal; sehr. Mary J. Rus sell. Andersen, CRrdenas; schr. Frad W. Aver Melene. Matanzas; bark Alexander, Black, lower bay
 New Orleans-C'leared: Strs. Hercules, span Hormasa, Rotterdam; Venus, Nor. Tysland. Puerto Cortez: Canova. Br.. Rus sell, New York; Comus. Kemble. New York.
 Port Eads-Arrived: Strs Excelsior. Hop ner, Havnna: Fl Monte Msxson, New York Norheim, Nor, Havn, Mexican ports; Mic arasua. Nor Larsen, Livingston; tug Schwarzburg, Ger, Bachmann. Hamburg
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ETHpRIDGE sURRENDERs.
Killed TravI. smith, Hi. Father-in-

Killed TrnVIR SmIth' HIs FHIHeE-IH-
 Law, Near Evergreen.
 Evergreen, Sept, l5.-CSpec lai; , travis smith. his father-in-law,. yes terday several miles south Of thls place, came to town just before nignt spd surrendered to the sherfH and is now in tail He will be given a. prelim- mary nearing before Probate Judge F. | Dean tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Mir. EtheridEs claims ssh'de'
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[ InGicate. trac. of preelpltati1n.

spripkles to hEht rains in Augusta. ,-tnrin.to1 Sslyes1on and savannah dis tricts; elsewhere dry weather lT"s9i pTcsai's; temperature changes unimportaht, 'A'ePl decided sall in Wilmington district
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE'
 Section Director Weather Bureau
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Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports net S5. .bsZ; shlp- rnents, tu Great Britain. ELISE; tc Frence'
 Consolidated. at all ports net 2lb.5&3: ship nients, to Great Britain. 5s,5l0; to France. T,fs7: to continent, 54.25o; to Jajan. 500; to Mexico. 100.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net 2so,- ss5: shipments, to Great Britain, 92ll1; to France, sI.iO2: to continent. s4,377; to Ja- gan 7Oo: to Mexico. 100. =.
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Including amounts left over in stocks at ports and interior towns from the last cvep and the number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop, the supply to dste ts sS0, 6s4, against 5Tb.SOs for the same period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16

New york, Sept 15.-The following table compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bani ciearings at the principal cities for the %ees increase and decrease as compared witf same week last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16

Notwithstanding his 72 years. Emperor Francis Joseph is stitt greatly addicted to the chase He clinga to the old-faShioned rifle of hls youth and still occasionally hunts ehamois in the Austrian Alps
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON BY THE
 W0RI ms sPTNNERa,

New Orleans. Sept, lb.--Secretary des~ ter gives the taking of American cotton bv spinners throughout the world as follows. Ia round numbers:
 This week iss.oo0 this year. against 133.- 900 last year and 7S,0oo year before last
 Total since Sept. 1st, this year 3sb.O00. against 23s.5oo last year and ?o4.oeo the year before.
 Of this Northern spinuers and Canada took 57.e00 bales this year. against +1,0o0 last year and 41,000 the year before; South ern spinuers s7ooo, against sb.ooo last year and 32,000 the year before; and foreign spfnners 221.Oo0, against 13S,o00 last year and ts0.000 the wear before.
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Tn NIret nt NIiIunnLn.

Toronto, Sept. 15-The International Steamboat Engineers today selected Milwaukee as their meeting place for lnNRr - v v
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Maximum temperature for day, So oeg' Minimum temperature for day, 6s deg Average temperature for day, -t2 des' Normal temperature for day. 10 deg Accumulated deficiency slneS "ah l. IFS deg. "A. a Total rainfall since Jan. 1. S4.s7 inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at O. m, 18th M. tims)
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Weather Conditions

IPast 2I hours.J
 Light rains have fallen over Florida. with sprlnkles to very light showers in Georgia, south Carolina and middle Texas; a storm eddy of considerable energy moving east ward over Kansas has caused showers from mat state norfheastward across the lower Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys to the upper Lake region, the rainfall being eHcessiNe at Kansas City: tho barometer Is hlgnest over New England and moderately S9ol weather prevails in the eastern cotton alstrlets' temperatuFes have risen six to ten lsstpni valley eastward through inc Ohio SsIieN anu Lake region, though an area of nigh moving in over the north Pacific coast IS causing sharp temperature falls in Mon !ana ana the upper Missouri valley. with .e4n tshnPela,u ute 36 and light frost in Wyoming
 CUIToN REGION BULLETIN.
 EoE the "A hours ending a m. 7jth MoNTGoMERY. Ma. Sept. IS. 1905.
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NEW ORLEANS SVc

CNlaW NDW USL.ANs S. SO"AK'
 open kettle centrifugal, A. d4TAc: centriI fuEAl whites, 416-isR5 l-16c; yellows. 46 4Mc; seconds 2h h93Ac. Moiasses nopninal open kettle l3a asc. centrifugal 68 14c. Syrup nominal 254 3oc.
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NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah. Sept l5. - Turpentlen stea"v- e2c; sales, 75 receipts, S1o; shipments. so.
 Resin firm; sales. e,536; receipts, -,572 |. shipments. 4,5s0. Quote: A, B. c, 8. 35; D. s$.7O; E. s4:1o; F; s4$o; C. :t 40 II, SEA- l. St.+S; K 80; M' ".so; N
 WilminEton--Spirits turnentine steady. un- changed; receipts 56.
 Tar firm, Si 80: receipts 5S Crude turpentine firm. S2 75. Si,s5 and S4. 25; receipts, 64.
 acknowledgements steady. s2c: sales. IS casks
 RCs9 .s 9o 'fsdE 6 sSef E. 9o? .s 9q0ts S a. 90: II, S425: I, s4 30; K. S4 35; M. S4 45: N, $4.5O: W G. s4 80; " W, S5. 40.
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aT. LnIIIa PROYIsIONS

St Louls Sept. i5--Flour steady Whiskey steady. Sl. 3S
 Pork steady; jobbjng. SIS B
 Lard easier; prime steam. Sf. 2Ii.. Drv salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts, $S. 50; clear ribs. Ss.75; short clear, $1O 00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
COTTON MOVEMENT STATISTICS

COTTON MOVEMENT STATISTICS.
 New York. Sept. 15.-The following sta tistics on the movement of cotton for the
 week ending Friday. Sept, 1s were com piled by tho New York Cotton Exchange: Weekly Movement. This year. Last year.
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MARKET FOR FUTURES
NERVOUSNESS AND AN UNSETTLED
 CONDITION.
Gains af Previcss Day Were Lost and Close Thonwh Steady, Was ct Lowest
 Point uf the Session.

Nsw York, Sept. 1B.-The cotton mar ket was nervous and unsettled, losing the gains of yesterday and closing steady nu' at rractically the lowest point of the ses- stun. net decline of s@if points. ssies ware estimated ct 2T5,o00 bales.
 The opening was firm at an advance or 4H6 points in response to higher k1ngitsh csbies and further runners concerning ths bull pesition in October. But there seemed f3 be no Indication of support from the Wall Street clique. commission and ware. hpure longs were liquidating, local oeai. :. were axgressive, and with ens or two spot bouses selling near months the market so"n
 Win only two or three brief reactions prices continued to decline during the en. ffro session, being steadied little toward tho close by the smaller shorts taking profits. Private reports from the sou;h re Eardfng the spot situation. but according 10 official reports the larger markets were unchanged to 1-1sc loweE Receipts for the day were full. but greatly exceeded by ex- ports. Weather reports indicated general, Iy Satisfactory conditions for picking, ana while private crop accounts are conflicting, sentiment appears to look for smaller Sep tefnber deterioration than the average
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River Forecast. tFor next two days) The Coosa and Alabama will remain sta tionary except falling slightly in upper
 Coosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16

Cash QuotatIons were as IoIIoWs. Flour-Firm. sSc No red. s27S as3Ac.
 Oats-No ; 2Si:c; No. , white 2sls Q 3OI I.c: No. white, 27S 429I4c. Mess pork per bbl., SIS 5.40G15.5o. Lard per 100 lbs, ST.62h
 Short ribs sides, loose $s. 45 50. Short clear sides, boxed, $s. I5d9.o .o0 Whiskey. basis of high wines sl 2S
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEM YORK COTTON FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON FTTUkES.

Liverpool. Sept. lb.--Cotton futures open steady and closed quiet; American mid
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River Forecast.

Indicates rise. indicates fall
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Sept l5--The dry goods slt- uation was somewhat improved today in that the possibilities 0 fsellers acceding to demands of buyers for lower prices seemed groundless while the other hand the buyers appeared more willing to pay asking prices. even for later deliveries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
KANsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEM YORK COFFEE ANn srnAR

New York. Sept IS, - Coffee-spot RID nominal: No invoice. Ae, Mild quier Cordova, l0913c.
 SuEar-Raw nominal. fair refining. 3it @ 3-l6c; centrifugal, e6 test 3%9S i3-lec: molasses sugar. 25s O. 15-l6c. Refined auIet
 Coffee futures opened n 10 points lower in sympathy with disappointing cables and reports Of q s-decline in the rate of Brazil ian exchange, Receipts were very small but. being the result of labor troubles in Brazil, attracted little attention and inc market during the afternoon sold off still further in keeping with late decline in the European markets The close was steady at n decline of 69I5 points Sales were s5,250 bags,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-16
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

-' New York. Sept. 15.-ComparatiVe cotton statement for the week ending Friday.