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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
MARKET FOR COTTON
ANOTHER LOW LEVEL FOR THE MOVE
 MENT IS ESTABLISHED.
Trading Fairly Active With the Tone Fe- veFish and UnsettIed-Losses of f3 to g Points shown at
 the Cioee

New York. Jan. 31.--Tha cotton market again declined to another low level for the current movement with trading fairly act- i've and the tone feverish and unsettled. The close was at a net decline of thirteen to twenty~two points. Sales estimated at 800 00e.
 The market opened steady at a decline of two to four points or just about as due on a break In the Liverpool futures market.
 English spot sales were heavy. however. there seemed to be little signs of selling for covering to an advance of about one and two A wire from Fall River was received dur ing the middle of the morning reporting that spinners looking for further break were very slow buyers of spot cotton and that the South was offering more freely to Eastern points. This led to a renewal of apprehen- sion regarding the spot situation and the market during the middle. session ruled very weak and unsettled. Long cotton came out on stop loss orders on scale down and there was active selling by some of the To- cal professionals. Before the decline was checked March sold at 10 s3. and May at Il .00, or 24@2S points net lower. Covering caused q partial rally during the session and the closing tone was steady.
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today 2Ss- 2e9 bales. against f3, 557 last week and 20.- 5s0 last year. For the week (estimatedl 10000 bales. against os5 last week. and 15o,605 last year Today's receipts at New Orleans 13,135 bales, against 4,sS4 last year and at Houston s,27s bales. against 5.s74 last year.
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school system, and recently this haa reached such an acute stage that sew eral pupils have been removed by their parents and installed in the school at Newton. It Is claimed that the schools here are overcrowded and that, as q consequence, teachers are unable to devote the necessary time to their pupils. It is believed that this condi- ton of affairs, if 1t realIy exists, Wal be remedied soon by the addition of one or more teachers to the Iaculty. The city Is proud of it's public school system and does not desire that any child shall be compelled to go else- where in order to find the proper cur- riculum and ability to teach it.
 "A negro in the county jaIl arrested near Columbia, is charged wI.M rape upon the person of a young girl of his own color, and will be held to await the action Of the next regular grand jury Sheriff Crawford is not having a very busy times these days with law breakers With the exception of the alleged rapist. only two prisoners charged with serious offenses are inc carcerated. These two are the tive strickland brothers, who are charged with the murder of Matt Strickland their uncle, in the Big Creek neigh borhood, and who are held in default of bail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
THE STOCK MARKET
sPAsMoDrC RECOVERY AT THE OPEN { ING YESTERDAY.
Buying Seemed Congested at Start and with Its Completion Dealings Contract cd and Trend of Prices
 Was Atmiess.

New York. Jan. sI.--stocks made spas modic recovery with the opening of the buying which was enorousiy rs eonSnstsd ter as the opening the volume of dealines con-- sstion s,sa was overcome by the end .cf the harden, but with a constant dscrease of de- mand as prices slowly advanced. The un- some renewal of weaknes fate in the day The violent recoveries in the closing dealings the decline had spent it's greatest force for the time,
 Uncovered shorts therefore were greater to secure stocks this morning. The extent of this demand disclosed the fact that the market had heavily oyersold decline of time the necesstous liquidation appeared to have been completed. The conseauence was aaotations today % p'hss The movement n % was as much without news a that for several days justment of the. specuistive situation. The weakened condition of the larger speculative hoidns rhe serSsa Ssess them m ppiess sp st extended far enbugh to Invite some re-entry in the market, by forces satisfied with the technical position of the market by reason of the clearing up of weak long accounts whose necessities would help on rally in The quarterly statement of earnings of a strons helpful factor in the rally. The net earnings for the quarter in excess of s3b. 900, proved even larger than the very sanguine expectations. But the prof itable business of this past period has been already considered in the stock market op- erations In the securities of the corporation. More importance was attached to the extra ordinary figures of the thrilled orders on hand of 7.6o5.0ss tons. It is this item that gives assurance of sustained conditions in this basic industry and therefore. is given great significance in the promise for future general prosperity.
 The liquidation effected in the stock mar ket is increasing the growing ease of the money market In spite of a large absorp- tion from the market on sub-treasury op- eratfons. Notwithstanding the ease of the ed to yield today and sharp recovery in the sterling exchange. rate at Paris also served to carry conditions away from 6 profit on gold exports. One factor in this result was the. reversal of Londons recent tendency to sell stocks in this market. buy ing here on that account reaching large aggregate today. The break in the cotton market would tend also to increase the buy ing of that commodity for foreign account. The strong recovery and buoyant close was led by Amalgamated Copper on rumors of a settlement of the long standing contest be- tween Montana interests
 Bonds were steady. Total sales par val ue S3.040.000. United States 2s, registered, advanced h per cent. on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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D,eath ofL c yntea.

Carlowville. Jan. s1.-(speciai. )-J. c. Yates died at his home here Janu- ary 27 He was known and highly es- teemed in both business and social cir cles and had been a devoted member and a deacon in the Baptist Church for many years. He was born In Dallas County, Ala, September 2S' 1S4s, ana was married in 1888 to Miss Satlie A. Stanford of Oak Hill, Ala, who with four children, ali married. survive him. MT. Yates was victim of consump- tlon. He had travelled nearly all over the United States in search of health' but failing to find 1t came home to spend his last days with his family. Ills children who are living are Mrs. J. w Jackson. Mrs. Q. M Hunter, H. Sa yates and Dr. Carlyle K. Yates.
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Ga, Jan. 26.-The week in the SaWannab naval stores markets, ending to day, has been marked chiefly by the the exeep, rosin 'due to the divertance of shipments that formerly went to Floridas, s,I95 ports These are no longer brought from FIoIlua sl ports Tor The naval stores interests in Florida. which include a number of the rallroads as well as inc factorage houses are making an eff fort to hold the business for Jacksonville, at least and to that end have t offered free TacEsopSiIle but which are unable to come to the wharves through too }t deep draft . /. 1!oy,,nany comDosed of Krauss Bison Is reported to have been organized at Jack sonviiIe recently to do a general shipping business. =. 4tts ,art,.t ,
 st.s " of spirits, which took place fens feds m 'h1 rysn at the decline factors, are carving large holdings and z t1rthsr th slump hsp
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TREASURY BALANCES. Washington. Jan 31.-Treasury oaiahees $142,324.s5s: gold $7s,6ss537.


CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago. Jan 3fLModeratte,iy t,nr fiiaha aesn,te an ofYIc,ai forecast of a cold wave caused sharp sharp break today In the prize of whss. was off M9Ic. Corn was down Ac. Oats showed a loss of lSc. Provisions were 2h
 Partly because of the relatively weak weak tone of the Liverpool market but ehieiiz diy of hs turs n of tse fne wheat market was weak at the openinss,1t s E me ne initial quotations on May were off gA so 10 bidding by local traders on which the price St Mss wsrs very so Sera ani further weakened by adyices from New fork .is,, wnicn reported a noticeable decrease In the rorelgn demand for Manitoba wheat From the the start commission houses were active sellers and later of the local Mar fSe So,n point of the day was reached at s4M @S4Mc. The market closed weak with prices almost NJ May y's being i1sest at S9'st; S9%e. 'nS ii@'
 Early in the day the corn market was csmshsae cf @hsat r The relative strength was due to the purchasing by several prominent . nnils. by Commission houses and reports of weak ness in foreign markets which resulted in s considsrabie decline the ns Idsst naint of te day. May opened unchanged to shade Icsr at sSs sGS c1as,BE p pFos s1 s4%c ana
 Weaknes of wheat and corn caused heavy profit taking in oats and produced weak market late in the day. During the first half of the session the market was firm because of fair demand by commission houses May open ashade lower at 0Nc, sold up to 36 N 131c. and declined to 30Ac. The close was at sO% x 0sohc.
 Provisions were strong early in the day because of a five to ten cent advance In the price of live hogs but later the market weakened on liberal selling by local longs: The close was weak at the lowest point of the day. May pork was off zc at s14.O6. 2jk e 5c lower at ST .55 qS7.571a.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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GIVING coop SERVICE.
DOthnn Pleased With Trammeips Ad-
 ministratiOn as Postmaster.

Dothap, Jan. s1.-(Special. )-There is littleIor no attention paid in Dothan to recent rumors regarding the aliegea dIsfavor in which Postmaster Byron Trammel is held by the powers that be in Washington. MT, Trammen is exceedingly popular among his fellow citizens of Dothan. both individually and as, an official. His administration of postoffice affairs has been entirely efficient and uniformly courteous and the constituency which he serves sees no reason for his removal Alr. Tram melTs friends do not hesitate to say
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston-Easy. He: net receipts s,ol1; gross receipts soil; sales zoe; stock 142,6Tl; shipments to Great Britain 2.342.
 New orleans--Quiet II s.lsc; net receipts 13.l35: gross receipts is,1s5; sales 1925; stock 517,7s2: shipments to Great Britain 10.50G; to continent f,194: coastwise 147.
 Mebile-Easy, 1eAc: net receipts i.034: gross receipts 1.o3t; sales 500; stock 45.3Ss: shipments coastwfse EOS.
 Savannah--Quiet. 10kc; net receipts 3,227; gross receipts s,2s7: sales s43 stock SYST; shipments to continent 7sS: coastwtse II.
 Charleston--Nominal; net receipts S0: gross receipts 50; stock 3e,545,
 Wilmington-Nominal: net receipts 636; gross receipts s5s; stock 1i.sSs
 Norfolk-Steady, 11Nc; net receipts SS4; !; gross receipts SS4 sales 1s4; stock 40, ,219; shipments 'coastwtse 54s.
 Baltimore-Nominai, 11ikc: gross receipts 1.17s; stock l0.s27; shipments to Great Brit ain 1.40G.
 New York-Qufet, i.35; gross receipts 570: sales 1000: stock 205.391.
 Boston-Quiet. f1.95; net receipts POT; gross receipts 5.2s5; shipments to Great Britain 50.
 PhIladeiphia--Quiet. ii SO: net receipts 25; gross receipts 1884; stock 1.750; ship ments to continent 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
4oNrGomERx CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

(COrrected DaiIy.l 5Ht
 These prices are at wholesale and not to stSTSSmccrn. eOn5Smc s@loe: standard goods pearl .shc; gloss lump shc; nickel pack Assii; sRi;css@Extra fancy. sMc; head 4@Sc: brOk-
 fitalsfEgs' Sin.sarFgs s.1a i1 ylFSElRIs ''H ses so%R as fsSoy D1hHs is 'Seanals.-sslsls ss; S,s fancy so1Ss. 'nfHo; Fioar@Bas.s Of barrels; High patent. ss.s9; fancy patent sS'2S; half patent ''c 'acriits-Per ri bbl.. se. go; per sack s1.sO
 hsSdiII Ehsrd-IsaI axe; compound. SIC; basis
 a1sn ana lsi asniE' 55sS .hs4t. S1: corn chops s2hei i,ts corn r1,,e' Sse' 9ats mixed. s5ee:: Johnson Grass s5c; rust proof oats ssc:: Burt seed oats. roc.
 baied sT.oo; sacks Se.oO: cotton seed meal s1e 1cehSeSese-Fancy. SS full cream l5o. special Meat-Rib bulk, sNe; rib bacon skc.
 Salt and cannssG es1s'a 1issh-SSi@O1 S;ssr ch%ms s1 pseSS syes. si 90: ssrdines. American S0eK- osI S2 Is; mustard. .s6; imported. S7@i4: Oysters. F. ". 4-oz.. s5e: 6-oz. soc; mEhht ~fatGs Moissses- -osSrsia sssns: barrel sso per S7 55: ats, S4.sS per doE Suear-C;ranuIated 5hc; F. Y. C. 4Hc
 Hides-Dry flint 1Sc dry salted 14c: green WooIEciear. 2sc to 2Ac.
 Beeswax-25c. ions si 05 per bushel; potatoes; Wisconsin, YorR Danish cabbage. good Keeping hard head aea g Sck. Pc Ib.' fancy apples si.75 bbi: russets, s5 OO: FIoriia oranges s2,75 and S925 bu.; onion sets. yellow S2. 45 bu red S2 35 bu; seed potatoes early rose. peerless sIis bu: second crop Bliss triumph si 35 6u.; apple and white wine vineE7r 15c gal; fancy fuli cree n cheese 15c lb; fancy H P silT peanuts ' sc ib: choice peanuts 5e h.; evap- SHc ib,; iemon. ss 7s: GzSaliSornia za prunes Salifornia peaches oc lb: mixed nutn 25ib boxes i2ikc walnuts 1sAc ID; Tarragona size IoHc: Spanish onions $i 16 crate: heavy "elshi clssiheikensMHens msH 50 o@sSs; flyers 25 a8Oc: broilers f5 O zoe
 Turkeys-1O1 12hc alive.
 EEgs-1sc .. ley, Si; crimson clover: 12c: alfalfa Is zoe per lb onion sets. white sKih $2' pearl S3; blue grass. K O lSc per io'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01

Ing interests come into the market and support prices at the present level.
 The rosin market after decline from day to day on common grades. has turned about and shows . disposition to advance prices basis of prices Is much slower than was the decline. The country reports that the laT bor situation Is very bad and that even where labor is to be had Is only at a heavy advance in cost. As result operations are considerably smaller than they were at this time last season. and a substantial cut in the size of the coming crop is looked xor.l 8.F34M
 The receipts of spirits for the week were 2os4 casks. and -the shipments 3038. of which $50 went foreign. The present stock Is 14.77e casks
 The receipts of rosin for the week were fS.5sI barrels and the shipments 13.5k1. of which s.9s9 went foreign. The present stock is 70.t54. Lynes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
Nrw oRLEANs coTToN.

New Orleans, Jan 3I.--SpOt cotton duIIt weak and lower Sales 1928 bales. includ-- ing l. 400 to arrive: delivered on contracts 800 Quotations reduced 1-l6e: mtddhng 1T 3--l6c.
 Futures opened very quiet and 2 to ' points tower than yesterdays closing. The hy noon had declined about 20 points with new low levels all positions In the trad and gradualiy receded to 10. ss: May opened points lower and declined to II f3. The market closed weak at the bottom. the list showing net losses of 27 to ss points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
Inferior Movement.

Houston-Easy, 10 1b-l6c: net receipts e.27s; gross receipts s,27s; shipments 1891; sales l40: stock se. .940.
 AuKiista--Quiet He: net receipts 213; gross receipts .21a; shipments Sso4: sales 2sA; stock S6.76f f
 Memphis-0uiet, II a-16c: net receipts 1.ls8; gross receipts 34s2; shipments 2,eo5; sales 2,400: stock 121.s54.
 St Louis-Dull, 11Ac; net receipts 800; gross receipts 1888; shipments f.774: stock 49, 01k.
 cincinnati--Net receipts: 25O; gross re- ceipts 25o: shipments 3e9: stock 1b.24B.
 LouisviIle-Steady. 1lhc.
 Total today-Net receipts s,729: gross re stock 355.521.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 31.-Tin advanced in Lon 7ss Cd. Locally steady s3s 50 $se: 75.
 Copper declined in London, spot ffS los and futures R77. Locally unchanged.
 Lead unchanged both here and abroad.
 Spelter lower in London gar 2s Sd, but re- mafned unchanged locally.
 Iron lower abroad; standard foundry clos ing 52s and Cleveland warrants 52s Sd. Lo- cal situation appeared unchanged with the tone firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
r.tnI Mouar...nt

Total today at all ports. net 2s,2es: ship ments to Great Britain l4.292; to continent 21s0; stock 909, 99e.
 Consolidated. at all ports. net so.5Ts: ship ments to Great Britain, 61,7T7; to France e.27s: to continent 1s,206; to Japan 1.72o; to Mexico TOO.
 Total since Sept. i. at all ports, net b. ss7, 1855; shipments to Great Britain 1,s29.- 624: to France $40, ,s64: to coneinent 1.567,- 5l5 to Japan 43,6S0; to Mexico 1.s64
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65c: sales none: receipts 159: shipments 46o.
 Rosin firm; sales s.sss; receipts L5os ss .47h; D ss 50; E s8.5 F ss 50: e s3. s5: H S3.sTM:I $40: K $5. 10: M $5.S5. N S5. .s5; we S6. 05; wv s6 IS.
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Every man In Montgomery County is reminded that this is the laSt day on which poll taxes may be paid. If you fall to pay you cannot vote in elec- tiOns this year.
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Charleston, S. O. Jan si.-Turpentins firm 64c: sales none.
 Rosin firm; sales none. Quote: ABe s3.27M; D Ss. 30: E s3.35: $s. 40: S as. H S3.67h; K s4, 80; $5.15; N s5.65: VIC S5. s5: wv $5.sk.
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Arnu, york Jan 31.-The dry goods mai- ,.t NeM We steady today and buyers in certain sections showed more interest in merchSSmt an, dise. not only for imrnediate Duslness' tsp Hue ble basis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01

Port Eads Jan. s1.--Arrived: strs., Clin- ton, flyers, Port Tampa; Chalmette, Bir- ney, Havana
 Sailed: strs., Durham. Br.. Hocken. Bris- toll, via Norfolk; Lewis Luckenbach, Kay, New York; Ariemoor. Br.. Williamson. Aar- huus; Eldorado, Prescott, New York: Eolos Span, Arizaga, Hull; Ulidias Bra McClen- ham, Esb1org. via Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
r.TvERpOOT, COTTON FUTURES.
NEW yORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Jan. 31.-Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance or points on steady European cables. Trad ing was not active. but offerings were very light owing to private cable from santos claiming that nine-tenths of the September october Towering had been lost as a result of trees shedding the berry and the mar Let ruled firm in tone. The close was
 steady al a net advance of five and ten r,oinfs Sales were reported of 27, 250 bags.
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The office of the Tax Collector will remain open until IF o'clock tonight, Don't fail to pay your poll taxes ana dOl't wait until the last minute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01

New Orleans, Jan. 3i.-CIeared: Strs. CoIiegian Br Thomson, Liverpool Princs Arthur Br., Kinney Havana; Burnholme Br., Miner, Norresundby; Pathfinder, Parse Porto Rico; Industry, Br., Milne, Avon mouth.
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1t is the duty of every citizen of Ala banaa to pay his poll tax today. Pay- meat of poll tax is required of voters. !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01

The OfEace of the Tax Collector wlli remain open until IF o'clock tonight: Don't fall to pay your poll taxes ana don't wait until the last minute.
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Wilmington, N C.. Jan. 3f.--spirits tur- pentine, firm, 64kc; receipts 13:
 Rosin firm. s 70: receipts 11S-
 Tar firm. sf. 80; receipts 166.
 Crude turpentine firm $2.So: s4. 50 and s4. 50: receipts 112.
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Weather Conditions. FEnP pnak QA Hnura \

(For Past 24 Hours.l
 A shallow barometric depression over Western New York has caused light rain or snow in the Lake region. Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Light precipitation has also oc- cured over the North Pacific coast region. Elsewhere. generally fair weather has pre- of high barometer. covering most of the country west fthe Mississippi River. and which will cause continued fair weather with reasonable temperatures in this sec tion tonight and Thursday. Temperatures have risen slightly in East Gulf and all Atlantic coast districts. and have risen somewhat over the north slope of the Rock les, but have fallen considerably in the upper Lake region and the Ohio. lower Missouri. and upper Mississippi Valleys
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South- ein stations during 24 hours ending a. m.- January 31. 1906.
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NEM YORK PROYIsIoN.

New York, Jan. SI.-FIour uuTI and uaTsIy steady. .A rntflk 24 + 626c: do. yellow 32c.
 Petroleum steady.
 snEar raw. steady: fair refining 3c: cen 4rifugal ss-test 3hc; molasses sugar 29s C. coffee spot Rio mild and steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
THE LOCAL COTTON
sroTs ARE QUOTED LOWER AND BEARS
 ACTIVE.
The Ports Report Sales on the Increase and Buyers Declare Tbey Can
 Secure the Needed

 Low niddLinE .......... .... .1o i-loc BuIlish speculators seem to have lost confidence in the holding movement proleet- ed by Southern growers and the bears have had their own way for more than wesk. There does not seem to be any limit to the decline in the market as each day records still further drop in prices.
 Shot cotton in Montgomery almost a fuil cent lower yesterday than 1t was quot ed q week ago and holders are reported fo be selling at these prices. March options have at last sold under He and bears. aldea ky the spinners. are still hammering away at the market. All of the ports report large sales and the outlook is rather discouraging for the cot ton growers who were so buoyant two weeks ago. New Orleans. whose market Is typical or the South reported yesterday that little bus- mess was transacted in spots and prices were Mc to 3-fsc lower to sell Hedge cotton which had been protected by sales Of fu. tures at premium some time ago was said to be turning loose at prices much under the Quotations.
 Monfeomery buyers declare that they are securing ali the cotton they need at interior towns and there does not seem 10 be any immediate hope of a reaction to better quo 4&&knus.
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New Orleans, Jan, a1--~E0H0W1Hk were IHS quotations on the New Orleans Cotton Ex- change for cotton futures today: January
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MARTNr NEws.

Mobile, Jan sI-Arrived: Strs.. Manchu- ria, Br, Trayior, Westhartfepool; Ada, Nor. Danfelsen, Puerto Cortez.
 Cleared: Str. voiund. Nor. Larsen. Cien-
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NEW ORLEANS sPoT COTTON.
Nrw Ynnr .n1rnN FnTTREs.

New York Jan. 31.-Folfowfng were the
 quotations on the New York Cotton Ex- change for cotton futures today. Opened and closed steady: Il
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SIT. LOUIS PROVISION.

ST. LOUIS PROVISION. St Louis Jan 31.--Flour steady. whskey steady $1. 8.
 Pork weak; jobbing $i4 %.
 Lard lower; prime steam S7 25. Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts $7 ;75 clear ribs $s 0o; shorts clear ss 2S Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts SB. 50; clear ribs s8 75 short clear s9.0o.
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. New Orleans, Jan. 31.-Sugar firm; open kettle 2% Q3Ac: open kettle centrifugal 3h a3%c; centrifugal whites 3%@4c; yell lows 3A 13&c; seconds 2@3 1-16c. Nolasses open kettle 20430c; centrifugal 7M22c. Syrup 25 @ soc.
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CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

Cincinati, Jan. Sl.-Flour uuii' Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet, S1 2s.
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COTTON OTL

Memphis Jan. 3i.-Cotton seed oil: prime crude 2sc: prime summer yellow 2S4c; prime meal $26 .50@s2S.75: prime cake $26. 50 O S26.T5.
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THE WEATHER

Daily Local Weather Report aad Rive
 Bulletin.
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River Forecast.

Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
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River Forecast.
 (For next two dRvR.l The Coosa and Alabama will continue to fall slowly.
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Y. 6 Department of Agriculture.
 @ Weather Bureau
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 Maximum temperature for day, 58 deg. Minimum temperature for day l3 deg. Average temperature for day. s0s deg- Normal temperature for day, SS deg, Accumulated excess since Jan. 1. 37 deg. Av. relative humidity for day, 5s per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l. 4.sl inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at am. 18th M. tiEns.)