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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
TIMELY TOPICS

Potatoes are only 6J cents n bushei at the Waterbury Market Co.'S: four pounds Hamburg steak for 25 cents.
 Try some of Trott's Vienna bread. whipped cream goods or coffee cakes; all leading favorites. When you want pure fresh drugs, bring your prescriptions to Myles A.. Mccarthy's drug store.
 New line of carpets. rugs and fiber carpets. wall papers. mating. etc, at , Miller X Peck's.
 You can find the advance models in spring hatwear at A. F. Cowles on 1 Center street.
 The Colby Sherwood Go has n line of S2 mems shoes that are worn for either dress or business.
 Dodge's big shoe business Is calling for another night clerk to hustle out the footwear.
 shoulder steak s cents a pound to- morrow at the Public market: stew lamb only cents pound.
 The Apothecaries Hall Co has q supply of all kinds of toilet requisites for the bath.
 The Langley Furniture Co hnyr many styles of brass and steel beds. the prices range from sI 10 $s1.
 Grieve. Bisset X Holland have new spring curtain muslinS. merceriEai portiercs. fancy silko'ines. etc.
 Step into woo,irufrs grocery and taste the salads that are served free this week with crcau olive oil
 You can get fresh eggs at X. X r. Tea Co.'S for the same price you pay for poor ones.
 A wide range of fashionable pat terms to select from st Mahon's. Suits made fer SIG to <4a
 The Connecticut Loan Co will loan you from g. up without security. Re turn in small weekly payments.
 Every purchaser of pounsi of tes at Phelan's next Saturday wiIi re- epive a handsome present.
 Each department will Irr hack in it's own position at T. F. Mullings & sons clothing store in q sisos1 time
 Heury Stackman has three famils house sn Laurel street for S1sa. two family house for s2z51
 Reid & Huxhe< sre slowing a new Iine sf rssevk aEaI fsns stripe silks for. spring and sumuIT year.
 currsnfs will have a bix ssle ef china ansI xi.ssws-r spmmeBcanx sn "Wednesday morning
 IIcIczer has a sfise Sf tise lafsS- in patent cOIt button sIsse< for Iadies =t tz0
 W. H. Ho6msn ka< Bew sssss ef mxttfnx. china rsEsAn ssl erxx rat tfng ia @tery aess-n-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
THE POLICE COURT.
Men in Trouble Over Chicken Had
 Cases Continued.

Louis Bernier evidently thought that o'clock in the city court meant 9:30 for he did not show up till tLen to-day to appear against Mar tin Soborg for assault The two men got into trouble over chicken be- longing to Berr,er. Prosecutor Meigs informed the court that he would have Bernier also arrested for breach of the peace as we'll as So- borg and that 1t would be as well to continue both cases to tomorrow morning.
 Richard Hale was fined $5 and costs for intoxication, and Frank Campbell, sidewalk merchant on crutches, was given till tomorrow morning to leave town or pay fine Of ST and costs.
 A case against .Anello Novelli for violating the liquor laws was con- tinued to tomorrow. Novelli lives in the basement of the old Earle house on Bank street.
 Nicola and Antonio Massi, Antonio Ibasi and Peter Peltector had fight at the Naugatuck depot Saturday evening and each settled for $7.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
OH 1!

Nr. Hill and Miss Coo are married. IL always seemed as if a new Eden had opened to young people when they marry. remarked Mrs. knipp. Yes. until female curiosity or van ity breaks it up." replied the man with the copper nose Fl want to know. Is II curiosfty that prompts a nan to spend his money in a sz- booas Is it vanity that makes man i0iR club. waste his time listening and telling yarns he would he ashamed to have his daughter or sister listen to-- Mir Enfpp was deaf. He thre~ a whole bag of Browns Quiekare Charcoal ou the Are to take oR the sudden chill that sYrea1 over 1he house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
POPE RECEIVED MORGAN.
Famous Fiuancier and Friends |
 Private Audirncr.

Rome. March Iz-The pope to-day received in private audience j. Pier poat Morgan. H. B- HoIIiHs. Mrs Hol- Has sad Miss HolIins. all Of New Yors-
 he sEdferfs orHrred ia the poqeis library and mertly consisted sf sn exrhxnEe oF compliments. the ponsif expressing his appreciation of the kfrtness of Mr Morgan Ia vfrzt- fnr hin and recalling his vfsit sf lrst Nsy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
MISS ANTHONY NEAR DEATH.
Leader of American Woman suffra-
 9ists Gradually sinking.

ROCHESTER. \. r.. March 12.- Miss Susan E. Anthony is very low and Is not expected to survive many hours. She was taken with sudden pain In the heart and became uncon- scfous and has remained so most of the time since last night Relatives have been summoned to her bedside.
 Up to the time of her sinking spell she had appeared to be on the gain. She ate dinper and seemed to have a good appetite. Rev. Anna Shaw. who has been here several days. talked with her, and she was in cheerful spIr- itss She is able to make few wants known. but most of the time Is uncon- scious and appears to be gradually sinking.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
o.sIsek For Peace Is Good.

ALGECTRAs. Marrh 12-The out look is favorable to a psciae adjust meuf of the FrsncoG German eontrorer. sy. CouciIistion is apparently in the air. and the indications are that ma tuai expressions will b. made in the matter of the Morocco bank. after whIch the police question will come up with much in favor of sstisfsce tory adjustment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
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OTTAWA, March .2-That King Ed wsrd may visit Canada Is strongly suggested by the formal notice of Mfr. B<Icourt that he uIil fnsredBce q reso Iurson ia parliament inviting the king tc rtssf the DonIntou- Mr. Belcosrt Is . former speaker of the house sf con mons ani a prominent Feucb Csns- d;&r supporter of the roxernment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12
PIANO FACTORY BURNED.

Easton, Pa, March 12.-The piano and organ factory of H. Lehr & Co was burned last night. The loss will reach S75,000, partially insured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12

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 Have you seen our line of Jewelry? If not just come in and look at it. It's not as large as that carried by those who make these goods spec ialty, but when it comes to stylish patterns and attractive designs we will show you 2 line that is second to none at prices most surprisingly low. Our personal guarantee goes with every piece and behind ours is that of the manufacturer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
MARKET FOR COTTON NERVOUS AND UNSETTLED DURING
 THE SESSION. Downward Tendency Is Apparent at the Close, Net Declines of Seven to
 Ten Points are
 Shown.

New York; May 2I.-The cotton market was nervous and unsettled during the ses- sion with prices showing a downward ten dency and closing at net decline of seven to ten points. Sales for the day were estt- mated at 200,0e0 bales. The opening was steady at an advance of to to i've points in response to higher Liverpool cables and good spot sales in the English market. Spot sales of 400 bales were reported for late Saturday and today's business was 12.Oo0 bales at unchanged prices.
 Futures were two to three points hlghor at the hour of the local opening when due to come unchanged. but the only buying here seemed to be for covering short sales a very favorable showing and shortly after CT under scattering liquidation and a renew al of bear pressure in the absence nf bull support Profit taking by scalping shorts served to steady the market at intervals during the day and there were occasional slight rallies a result of this. but the tendency was downward and the low point was reached in the late session. when July sold at II 05 and October at 10 5l. or nine to fifteen points net lower The close was two or three points up from the lowest "n near positions as a result of covering and the final tone was steady. Southern spot markets were generally unchanged to 1-l6o lower. Private reports from the South were bearish as to crop conditions and It was expected that the weekly bureau report tomorrow would be bearish.
 Receipts at the ports today. ll.soo bales against 1l,307R East week and 25,544 last year For the week. (estimated) 15.0CO bales. against so.s30 last week and lS4'SsO last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, May 21--Absence of rain in the southwest was the chief reason sSSsy @Ssst fGr afks s.r0a AS ,9ns tns ciose ae
 corn tSg 'qsy Mss ost,vssrS@ ap sslrS@1S. oats showed
 gain of .7.sc. Provisions were
 The market was strong all day and the volume of trading was large, the demand for wheat being general Ks. belt showed the general situation to be unchanged and that rains are great ly needed to prevent serious damage vest to the sTowinS Tss eSaimeG GrUR that toe much rain had fallen in many sections. me The weather bureau predicted snoweIs TOT tonight throughout snlts ksnsaSSii sSiis Nst forseast sentiment in the wheat pit conti9yed buiiish all day, A decrease of 2,s5a.- ooo bushels in the visible srpglg s,ssh- Son els one year ago aided in holding the market to a high pitch. During the last half hour there was consia- gain which had been made earlier in the day was lost. The. close, however. was firm. July opened unchanged to advanced to si 1-Sc and closed at s$ flsg flour we were sa0 equal to aos,7co bushels. nefesse Tas 4ssco SSsSel remrs h ceipts were 3i0.oo bushels against 43T00O bushels for the corresponding day one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of l96 cars against 154 last week and s44 one Despite greatly increased local re- ceipts. the corn market was strong throughout the entire session. being influenced to a great extent by the strength of wheat. A decrease of s42.-- GOO bushels in the visible supply and a marked decrease in public stocks in store augmented the bullish feeling. Shorts were the chief buyers. During the day prices advanced more than cent, but part of this gain was lost late. in the session on realizing, The changed tol 1-Sc higher at 47 l.4 to 47 3-Sc, advanced to 47 5-8c and closed at AS 1-S@1-4c. Receipts 3S1 cars, 22S of contract grade.
 Oats were strong for the greater part of the day; There Tn ss,ns, was dess slight of selling which was generally cred ited to Northwestern houses, but the market quickly recovered. Shorts and commission houses were the best buy CTS. July opened 3-S to 1-2 cent higher and rallied & to 3! 1,sc; The 1sn Saos close was
 After an easier opening due to! q 1oQ15c decline in the price of live hogs the provision market showed 2 decidedly firmer tendency. Buying of main reason for the firmness. At the 1-2 Lard was up 1-2 at $s.65. Ribs were 1-2c higher at $9.05 @ $9.07 Ia.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
 Wheat, IS ears; corn, 446; oats, 1877; iTTS Ths leading futures ranged as fOilOws.
 Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22

DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

calveston-Dun II 5-16c; net receipts t560; gross receipts 1.560: stock S45 shiprnents coastwise 2,9S5
 New Orleans-Easy. II 5-16c: net receipts l.7ss; gross receipts 1,1Ss: sales 2.4ho; stock 11s.739. shipments to France l: to continent 5.se0.
 Mobile--ouiet 1lAc; net receipts o41I gross receipts s4t: sales 25: stock 17465.
 Savannah--Quiet. lkc; net receipts D. 7lS: gross receipts 27iS: sales 150: stock 63 05s; shipments coastwise CT.
 charieston--Firu. 11Ac; net receipts 503' gross receipts sos; stock l4.733; shipmentS coastwise 2T.
 wnmington--steadyl ii%e: net receipts
 Norf6lk-oulet. l1%c; net receipts 2.s4sI gross receipts 2.34s: sales 3S; stock 29.f12S shipments coastwise 2.719.
 Baitimore-Nominal, 11%c; gross receiptp $50; stock 3.102.
 s.64s: sales 9.000: stock 15s.759. shIpmentS to continent 2.i15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to (. c. Abefcrombic
 and Company a Commerce..

By Private Wire to (. c. Abercrembic
 and Company a Commerce..
 New Orleans, May 2l.--The easier ed "as1is at the e close s of last week was more pronounced today notwithstanding Liverpool to have made further large salee of spot cotton to spinners, the days business amounted to 12,O0o bales, and sales of last Saturday were in- creased from 1000 to 12,o00 bales.
 Weather conditions were rather fa- vorable over Sunday in the belt, scat- sections, the drought districts of New Orleans and Galveston and along the South Atlantis coast sharing in the dis tributton.
 As a result of the more favorable crop accounts, traders figured on fa- vorable weekly weather review by the gov .rnment tomorrow.
 shade higher than Saturdays closing level but 1t was plain to observe that operators were inclined to sell out or to play the short side of the market for
 New York reported. heavy mysterious selling of May and July In that mar ket by brokers well rally act for the bull pool, and it was contended that if no private settlement had been ar- rived at in the Northern market, the course of values and for offerings of the summer months clearly indicated that longs were finding their position un- tenaele and were retreating as best
 The lowering of tho future market was reflected In an easier spot mar ket, factors and interior shippers of ferinE freely at a lower basis without being able to transact much business.
 Liverpool cables that stocks of cotton goods at Oriental ports of distribution were gradually increasing and were becoming Intensely beafisn. This state ment has been reiterated many times of late, yet exports from the United King dorn for the month of April are re- ported to have fallen of decidedly in cotton goods of all descriptions, the decrease amounting to over lS,f00,0OO
 This feature and the continued large demand for spot cotton at Liverpool serves to confuse reports of good trade as have been sent out from private sources as that the failing of in the foreign demand for cotton goods and the official reports of large spot sales daily and rather conflicting. New crop prospects, however, will remain the dominating influence for some time yet.
 made hy the plant. but general rains are beginning to be seriously complain ed of in South Texas and South Louis lana, also in Georgia and In the Car olinas where there has been a defi- ciency in the rainfall.
 Yours truly,
 C. q. AbercrombiH & Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loveman and Com
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Ny Private Wire to LOveman and Com
 pany 36 Commerce street.
 New Orleans. May 2i.---The week In cotton starts of with the bulls on the defensive. The liquidation which com meneed the latter part of last week scale. with the result that July cons tracts broke almost through the twen- ties. The favorable crop reports pub lished in today's Picayune encouraged weather report. to be issued tomorrow, and led to some aggressive operations on the short side. which, In conjunc- ton with the heavy liuuidation that wa considerable weakness at times. Sev- eral fneffectuai attempts were made during the day to rally the market. spots ss were oftieialiy reported easy. and ed to $50 bales of spots and l,5e0 bales to arrive. Two hundred bales were de- livered on contract today.
 ulative interest in this market, par ticulafly in the new crop months, Is short. and hence we do not look for . much further break in values. L- Sni6;uI sniidatlon sy weak longs is our our market in the position that 1t now is, and buiiish development would be a sign for q sharp advance, which would be brought about by shorts running to
 Weather conditions as evidenced by the course of the market today, are generally considered favorable, we can not fail to observe the extremely high temperatures that are prevailing in some portions of the belt, particularly In the Atlantics, and we are anxious to know what effect such A hot. dry spell will have on the condition of the crop In that section, where, no doubt, rain is already badly needed. South Texas has not yet had sufficient rnois- ture either, and we are of the opinion that 1t would not be prudent to become too sanguIne over the outlook for the crop. Conditions can change from good to bad with amazing rapidlty some times.
 Yours truly.
 Lovenan and Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
THN METAL MARKETs.

New Yofk. May 2I.--Ihefe were aVIdencaa of speculative realizing or liquidation in the London tin market again today. a verv closed lower. f1S4; futures lower ff7s. LoosS market weak and unsettled; $40 .0o1 sal .0n.
 Copper lower in London. spot fs4 13s Cd and fs4 Tor futures Local market unshanged, Lake SIS. 30 @ S1s; 90; eiectrolytic s1Ss7h O
 Lead unchanged s5. 75 a $6. % locally. Lon~ don also unchanged at f16 17s Sd.
 Spelter unchanged at f26 17s Cd in London and at S5. .90 Q s6. % locally
 Iron slightly higher abroad. standard foundry 50s Sd and Cleveland warrants Sos sd Locally unchanged; No. foundry. Northern $1s.75@s1s %; No; 2 do. and No 1 do. Southern SIS, 25 a SIS. 50; No. 2 foundry Southern ST .T6 Gsis.0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22

s---xndioatss riaA. Indicates fAA
 
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 The Coosa and Alabama will continue .o fall slowly or remain practically stauonarS'
 
 Weather Conditions.
 (EOr Past 2A M0uKe.l Generally fair and moderately COG COG of the country, with heavy frosts In wess- crn New York under the influence or ao area of comparatIvely high barometer with center to the east of New England. snsI~ low barometric depression central over the east Gulf has caused increased eloudlnssss and scattard showers in the cotton belt ana over most of Florida. with locally heavy rainfall at Alexandria, La Another A,S AD DaTS tS. northern slope of the Rockies has cause: rains from the north Pacific coast eastward over the Mississippi Valley; though general " afr weather not prevails In Pacific coast E " Sh piatssn dIstricts Conditions favov nartly cloudy weather in this section tonight and tuesday, with very little change in the temperature.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending a. m., s6th
 meridian time
 Montgomery. Ala. May 2l. ieO6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Spot cotton on the Montgomery market today gRna uuafRd as f0finsss.
NEyy ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans May 2I Spot cotton closed easyi quotations i-l6c tower; sales $50.
 The future market after a steady opening on on goou capies was easy tnrougnout the practically at the lowest point of the day. except for July which option recovered four points from its extreme low point. The feature having most effect was poorNr de- mand for spots and free offerings from the interior at easier prices. Fear of manpu- fation in Nkhe summer months prevented . more serious break. as the trade is seeming ly eearish on the reported good prospects for the new crop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
Interior Movement.

Houston---Steady, n Mc; net receipts 32t Eross receipts sss; shipments ssf; sales sig.
 Augusta--steady. II T-1sc; net r,ceipt~ l32 gross receipts ls2: shipments s74: sale~ 24fs stock &5. 00s.
 Memphis-Stendy. ll%c: net receipts 100; gross receipts etb: shipments LIS; sals~ t0e; stock S2.el5.
 St. I.ouis-auiet. Il 7-isc: net receipt. 2l; gross receipts i.5Bs, shipments 1,s0s' sales 400l stock S2,S1b.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 2s1; gross re- ceipts PSI; shipments 34s: stock i0.feA.
 Louisviile--Firm. 1t&c.
 Total today---Net receipts s63; gross re- eeipts s.ess; shipments a.526: sales 1.3ks: stock 14S.b2o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22

Norfolk, Va, May 21.--At the eu preme council of the Royal Arcanun of tho United States in session at Olt Point, Va. Howard C. Wiggans, was re elected supreme regent and the entire list of officers was reelected. A reso. 1ution re-affrmlng tho present rate oi assessment was adopted unanimously.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
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REMARKS.

Slightly lower. or practically stationary temperatures prevail. Light rains hav~ fallen over the entire belt, except in Arkan- sas. Tennessee. and North Carolina. with locally heavy rain at Alexandria. in cen- tral Louisiana.
 FRANK P. cHAFFEE,
 Section Director Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-22
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS

tCOFfected DattysJ
 These nriees are at wholesale and not to S'.;s Ssar@S--corn 60 @tOe: standard Eooas Ssesi Ssas ss. 'e' gloss 'uinO . ~'' A'eAs' 'AeN
 Riee-Extra fancy sHc; head 4@kc: Oroi- sais1-LiveSpooI ;,: v!re,nla sou,
 yinesar--Per gallon II 8Sge- - ioE 9loAc choice Ii0Il%c: fancy l20 cTacRers-XXx soda SMc: XXX ginger S"Fis Fisar1 Basis of barrels: High patent Ss: fancy patent s 25, half patent s4.!s.
 Grits-Per bbi. 8; 50: per sack sl.so;
 Meal--67bc; pearl Ioc; peerless 72hc: ISrd--Eeaf. s&c; compound 7Ae: basis Hams-Doye 15c; others 1sh 914c.
 Grain and Hay-Bran Sl. 25; shorts q. 30; corn GO a7c enoRI IStt. S ssc wH white Clipped 4sc timo thy 9Se: Johnson grass s5e; rust proof oats Cotton seed huIls---Lcrse. per ton SC: ball ed s7 sacks ssi eotsSa Hsed msai sscons,n Fruit and Ss sSsSei: LoSisiana onions s25 busheI caItorna opSnses .a sSSlis SSis: cheese T,ee dsisies ise ib.; fancy Ii. r. Deanuts Sc ib; lemons s4. 75; strawberries. s2.Oo Seans Sfafs oa5gYs. 75 cratei new Irish DotatOes S225 bushel; celery. S2.75@Sa
 Hides-Dry fiints lSe: dry salted lsc; vS0 W0oi@-clear si sse to sAs.
 ecSsfiesESens-iiehs 30 Q ssc; ErSers s5e. OrOii- CTS 2O93 36c. - ~ ., .,., fi 90: sardines, American K-oil s2. 75: mus lard S2 S5; imported s7@ti4; oysters F. w, 4-oz 85c; boa. soc; light 2 eight 60a ooA. tomatoes, 2-lb. Sl; s-ib sl.2 Molasses--Georgia cane. barrel sSe i pei syrup Log Cabin. gallons b1A; h gallonf SS quarts aatsns,.isd stis PET SxS? S9a ET C. GMO
 Country butter--l5 ~ zoe.
 Eggs-15c. A. Ar S,.. sl: crimson clover l2c; alfalfa IA 2Oc per ib.: onion sets white skin ts; pearl sS; blue Erass 15 O lSc.