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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
H. q D, Beer Cotton Letter.


 New Orleans, La, Nov. 16.--Thers appears to be no abatement of the de- mand for spot cotton in the local mar ket. that is, for the higher grades. for had 1t not been for an anxiousness of exporters over the poor prospects of , securing desirable grades, it Is prob able that we would have had to chron. icle the story of lower market today. In the early hours although Liver pool was as encouraging as ever clos ing at an advance of ten to twenty five points, near positions recording the lions share of the improvement, Amer ican longs were disposed to realize protts earned on the recent advance of nearly 100 points, during the past week. and from all appearances. 1t looked as though the covering move ment .be shorts had run its course
 Sizing up the situation in this par ticular manner, and feeling satished that a census report of about $780, GOO to $,50O,000 as the amount sinned to November 14th, had been about dis counted, the talent made another drivO nt market in the hope in changing sen timent from the long to the short side of the account, especially in the neigh borhood of 10 1r2 cents for March con
 Knowledge of there being an urgent inquiry for actual cotton and that holders were exacting higher prices, and later that buyers were willing buyers at the advance. sort of made room traders wake up a bit and in- stead of offering, became buyers. and the result was that March contracts were run up to 10.62 compared with yesterdays close of 1U. .39.
 News from the weather bureau was to the effect that the barometer was falling rapidly in North Texas, but while high winds are prevailing, they were from the South. not from the East, and were unaccompanied by rain Nevertheless. the official forecast was for showers and colder for the Wes tern belt rain and warmer for the
 The movement for the week was of more moderate proportions, but if con- sidera ton be given the blockade at Texas points, It figures unusually large. in sight for the week totallinS 562O0h versus 512,000 last year and 573,O00 year before last, since Septem Der lst, 4661, ,000 versus 4,475,C0O year ago and 5,075,00O in 1904.
 Concerning the smaller run of re- ceipts of late at Galveston and HouS ton. we have the following from Hous- ton: "RailrOads here notified presses and shippers that not another bale would be loaded for Galveston account of the blockade. Railroads blocked from Galveston to the interior. Noth- ing like it before"
 That there Is a congestion of freight in the island city there Is no Goubt. as the total stock there yesterday was upward of 100000 bales, more than a third of that at all ports in the Unl- ted States. ,.
 c. G. Abercrombie Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
mmaOua1tma.

stun exports for the week. According 10 Bfadafreet. tho total 0xp0rtg or breadntufRs this week were equal to 3. .7so,ooo bushsls agalnst e,7S2.ooo Ter Ter cal and outside longs sold actively all day. the pressure on the Decemper option being especially heavy. There cernbsr m sT9 for the May delivery for the elevator interests. Demand came chiefly from shorts. The market closed weak. December opened u5iehangeo 72 I-a. s soid Off to 7s s-s@s-t and closed at 13 3-4@7-s. Ciearances of wheat and -four were equal to 4b5.0QO SSshel FrmaEy eesp tbs wsrg saae sSS sy last year. Adinneapoli9. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of SIS cars against 672 last week and s14 one
 sFs Ram in Iowa and Nebraska brought mission houses and cash interests, which caused a steady tone all day: December delivery because of the con: tinued light receipts and small local stocks restrained traders somewhat sFo free ssllng Ths elGss sSads wfS fS TX higher at IS s-4 to i2 S-4aT-s, sold off to 42 Ia ana closed at 42 1-2@ 5-S, Local receipta, 22s cars, 2s con-
 SS Oats held steady on good buying by commission houses and cash interests. Unfavorabie weather for the crop movement was a bullish factor. De- cembSr opened a shade higher at closed. Local receipts. i69 cars.
 Provisions were strong early in the day on an active general demand, which was based on . strong market for live hogs. During. the first hour offerings were light, but later local longs Sold freely. and brought about sharp decline. The close was weak with January pork down 12 1-2 cents at I4.i4 Ia; lard was off [ 1-2@10 cents at S60@S.62 leg; ribs were 5 O 7 Ia cents lower at 7:T5@7.77 1-2.
 Estimated receipts tomorrow: hogs, 1e.o00 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
Chlcnmo Graln and Proviuiong.

Chicago. Nov. 1B.-PrOfit taking on a liberal scale caused weakness today In the local what market, the Decem- Der delivery at the close showing a net decline of 5-8 to 3-4 Corn was down Is. Oats were a shade lower. ProYisions were 5@7 1-2 to 12 t-2 cents lower.
 Despite the fact that the news of bulls, the wheat market was dominat- ed by the bears and prices steadily de- cliued. There was no change in the Northwestern sitpatiop, receipts be- ing less than for the corresponding day last ear, and wet weather threat eried to make the movement still smaller. The wheat market at Liver pool was firm and advices from Argen- ffna told of damage to the wheat crop there by sunKavofabie weather. The principal bearish influences were a at Duluth aed . dNnEeaee in bread
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

Anniston, Nov 6.-(Special. )-The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Is engaged in removing one of the land marks in the city, which antedates the birth of Anniston. That landmark IS the official and scale of the original Woodstock iron furnace, situated on South Noble Street. These are being town away and the land granded and ieVelled up for the purpose, 1t Is s9ld' of building new and more efficient de- pot accommodations for the railroad.
 Me Paul J. Murphy was seen today and stated that nothing definite had been dono In regard to a sale or lease of the Woodstock Iron Works property and that all Fumors to that effect were mls leading. This rumor was glyeu circulation on the recent visit of Mir Barr to this city, but it was then stated thst St could not be confrmed9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
SECRETARY HESTERss WEEKLY COT-
 TON STATEMENT

New Orleans, Nov. 1s.-secretary Hestar'a weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange state ment issued before the close Of business to- into sight compared with the seven days of 5O.0oO. decrease under fhe same days year efore last of l1,e0o, and q decrease
 For the is days of November the totals show increase over last year of 144.000, 2 decrease under the same time in 1908 of
 For the 77 days of the season that have elapsed the aggregste is ahead of the 7 days q year before last 4is.O0o. and ahead of 1903 by 0ss.000.
 pest week has been bss.sss bales. against b1l.tf4 for the seven days sndtng this date @ lsst year. s7s.so7 year before last and sss.: days of November it has been 1,312, aBs against 1,t67.s4S last year, 1,s1s.01s year psaore 5sd last and. Llss.eTl the same time in
 The movement since September list shows against sass.5is, last year. s.Ss0.sSf year yssS before last and 2,952,TS7 the same time in and Potomac rivers to northern Hsiiiis and Canada 1s9.l62 against leese70 last year. ssIs2$ s, year hefore sds sst and iss sss the eiaI year STa.os7 against ~. 7s7 lsst year. time in 1908; southern mills takings s0e,- 90o. against 5s7,342 last year. 551,227 year before last and 4s2.5s7 the same time In
 These r.ske the total movement for the 77 days Of the season from September 1st to date Of as66l. l.269, against 4.475.4sl last year. 5,074,719 year before last and s.9T4.- 0S9 the same time in 1903.
 Foreign exports for the week have been 354,746. against 222, ,s06 last year, making the total thus far for the season 2.292. 751 against 1.S7S,se4 last year. an increase of 319, ,0S7.
 Northern mills takings and Canada fo. the past seven days show a decrease if 1l,19T as compared with the eorresponding period last year. and their total takings The total takings of American mills north. south and Canada, thus far for the season have been I,149.21S against 1,2105Oi last year. These include 636,6 by northern spinners against s06. 1s1.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the go leading southern interior centers have increased during the week B4,841 baies against an increase during the corresponding period last season of 12e,93e and are now 21s727 smaller than at this date in 1905
 Including stocks left over at ports and interior towns from the last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop, the supply to date Is 4,959639. against 1, 91e. s92 for the same pe- riod last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
E E. Johnstone & Co.| Cctton Buyers and Warshousemen
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 cstton Bought at Any Point ia Aabama. Storaae and Conscnments Solicited Lowest nsance bet faes

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

New York, Nov i6,--London tin unchang- ed to 5s Iower spot at fi95 and futuPes ffes 1Os. Locally qplst; spot ti2. SO Q t42, 70
 Copper unchanged locally; lake ts2. co O s22, 5e; sleelroiytle szl @ @sg @p S2s.0o; casting ibs and futures at k1oz zs 6d
 Lead loWsr at t25 i5s in henden. Locally quiet and unchanged $5.I 4sb.9S.
 SpelteP uuehanged ct f27 16a in London and ct SC. .S5 q e6s40 locally.
 Iron higheF- ebroad, standard foundry s7s Id and CIsxsland waFTFnts 57g Thd Local. ly fiFin at Eeeeat pyieeS No foundry tsB. .75i No d. ssS. @t1T.0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NEYV YoRK nRY nnnns

New York. Nov. 16.-The dry goods trade movement Of goods on order was heavy. Tie 1obbing trade has been fairly good for two eral directions by the scarcity of merchan- dise. About 1000 bales of goods have bean sold for export to the Red Sea ports thls week. The demand for heavy goods is somewhat better. but at shaded prices. For delivery beginnlng after the turn of the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NM 0IsLEANs COTToN.

New Orloana Nov. l6.--sDot cotton clos- sd firm at an advance of kc: mfddling 1e s-lec; sales on the spot were 5000 bales, with z.500 toa arrive
 Future2 opened steady 19g points higher and advanced on better money conditions good spot demand and forecasted bad weather in Texas and the Territories. The close was steady s81s points above yester- day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
CiNc!NNATI RRopUCE.

Cineinnatl. Nov. fs.--Fiour qulet 3 Rye firm 6S@7lc.
 Provisions quiet .. Whiskey firm $i. 29.
 Eggs firm; strictly fresh 2Sc; off stock 24926c Butter steady
 Poultry steady: hens 9@Shc: sprinEers 9k Joe; turkeys s@lSe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
SECRETARY HEsTER's WORLDS VIsI-
 BILE SUPPLY 6TATIEMENrs VAoA-

New oTlesns, Nov 16.--secretary Hester'a st4tenaent Of the worlds visible supIy of cotteh made up from special cable and teier AfaRnfc advlees compares the figures of thia MeeA with last week. last year and the Year before. It shows an increase for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
sT LOTTs PRODUCF.

St. Louis, Nov. t6.~-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady 31. 33. Pork lowers 1obbing Sl6. SO. Lard lower: prime steam s9. 20.
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts s9 3fsk clear ribs $S:1eM; short clears Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts sl0 lsh: clear ribs S9.S7S; short clears o.ST1s. >-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
Nr1V YORK PRODVOE.

New York, Nov. 1s.--cotton seed oil Coffee steady; Rio 7Ie; mild quiet. Sugar raw. quiet; fair refining 3 57l6c; gar 1-16c; refined quIet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
rnurAn rnrrnN

ape8 eDttan In tho Montgomery market fkrax was quoted as follGwss
 #fHxE& Middl1ug ..s ..a .19 8-11c NAk4HtsAA e. s's s'.A9S HaxAee a9sx mlaatlng ..- S9@e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NEw YORK COFFEE arARKRT,

] New York, Nov. I6.---Ihe market for cof- prices in keeping with EuFopssn cabies There was considerable liquidation of the near months. but this was mostly in the not active. Prices during the middle ses- sion were partial five points lower, but steadied up toward the close and the mar ket was, finally steady at a decline of five points to; an advAnce of five points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
COTTON RECEIrTg.

New York, Nov iss--fns Following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September lsk;
 Galveston .... ..s... ....t...s ..1.Als. ssT New Orleans .... ....s. ....4... 1858, ,a3e Mobile t.i tsss. .s....s. aS,lsO savannah s..s,. eSo,040 GnhrAeston .s .s sA q. s0,649 Miiminston ..s. .. s..ss ..s. 1sL7et Eorfolk .... .s.s .. ss ~sssss 1e7.S seq Eatttmore .... s.s. .... 4s.s s.SS4 New York s.s. s... ss.. ss.. .... 83e Boston ...,...s ..s. s..... e03 Newport News .... ..,. . ..k ~. 4.asT Philadelphia ..., ,...... T3IE San Francisco .... .... 17.0Se 5runsEiek ,s. s..s zee. 55,Te2 Port Townsend. ... .. ~ 15.sa5 Pensacola .... .... .. ... af1eS For. Arthur and sabine Pass .. .. 5e.eSs xLsasEeoo .... ...s bee .... Se4 htin0F peFtsss'ss s.'s s..' aSb9s
 Tofai "a ss-- ---
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NAVAL STORES.

savannah, Ca, Nov. i6.--Iurpantine steady e7A A@s7&c; sales sos; receipts sss;
 Rosin firm: sales i.7O4; receipts s,sl4; Ss S5s E s3.e5 aS4.00; Y ss s;sg @34. %; c s4. .e5@s4 10; H sa .20: I s4; ,i1v 4ei s;oo; M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

New Orleans Nov. t6.--Sugar steady; cen trifugal white 1B-1e O 4c; centrifugal vel low 8 s-is@sRe; seeonds SIS @sbc; new lmoIRsaas AYFuD 2TQSlo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
TIgpnpooI COTroy FUTUREs,
NEW YORK COTTON FurUREs.

NAw York. Nov. 1e.-Cotton futures on ea steady Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

wilmington, N. C.. Nov. te.-spiFits tur- pentfhe nothing doing; receipts 61 casks. RosIn firm. ss 'So bid receipts s27.
 Tar firm. s2 20; receipts se
 Crude turpentine firrn sS.3b S4.6O and S4 50; receipts 61.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
Total sales for day l.sss.7Oo shares.
NEW YnnK RnNna.

U. g rsfundinE %, registeTed n. .... iI9ts s5 D. S. 5G FeRiArad ..A~ ~ AaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

ton, duotations: 7g " Fancy Flortdas .. aen
 Fancy Georgias NM MY M. " 3s eA aa ak ss EIIrs choice ceorGlas and Tioridas. $ Vss 4 Extra fine Florida and Georgia. :. 90 @ si Fine Georgias and Fioridas ......l7@is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
wxsn AFrTAT. NgAREFTs

Charleston. S. C.. Nov. 1e-Turpentina
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

Total since September list. this year 2.ssf.- 900. against 2.eit,ooo last year, and z.ils,Ooe Of this northern spinners and Canada took 5s7.eoo bales this year. against sos,oo0 last and sos,ooo the year before; southern spin. ss7.oeo. the year bsfore; ana foreign spin ners L387.000 against t.4o5.oe0 last year, and 1.ss7.ooo the year before.
 COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. New York, Nov. 16.A-Following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday. November l2th. 1906 Net receipts at all U., $, Total receipts since sep1
 Exports Ss flor week ..: sscISs sis.SsS Total exports since Sept
 s,ss s at port: fsssisa ii::s i::s4s s4s stock oeK's at Liverpool. ...... IVY sss,c0o Stock of American afloat
 for ct. Britain 2S5.0oo
 WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS. New York. Nov. 1e.-The following statis- week ending Friday. November 18th. were compiled by the New York Cotton Ex- ~ Weekly Movement. 6Ssrlass Sss rsd''OsS so Min. and ',s'.ss 's.'... soSsssrn Ssasas Min raiiinss s.,e11 s1's's lestimatedl =. -. efooe 5s.OOo Gain of stock at interior
 towns .... 4s.44s ae,sz1 Brought Into sight for sns week rc;tsai Crop Movsmsnt. sus.ss. siSsss Port receipts s.sss'sss; ss4s.4Oa Overland to Mills and sousssrn Gassna Miii ;Tak:iinss is''stO is1''Ot testtmated) .... .... Ss2.ooe b21,00e Stock at Interior Towns
 in excess of September
 1Se..s. sssss es.s seeseeS fAs'sSA Brought into sight thus
 far for season zss~. .Asess4if 4s4Sb,oST
  WEEKxx INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
 New York. Nov is. 1ses;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON Ry
 SINNERS THROUGHOUT THE

New Orleans, Nov. 1s.-secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton bv round numbers: A+i This week sTs 900, this year against so7 mn last year. S52.ooo year before last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

ssss ineiadiar sGS sSp soutssia lSsGslPts SssRss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
1FENFPUTe COTgrON 0Vr

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. prime s5c; crude .3ec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NEw ORLEANS sPoT COTroN

New Orleans, Nov i6--spot cotton eloa- ea firm. Sales 7.25o bales; receipts Il, ,925; A.pN 0t0anaryt hom'sss sss... 11-16c ~f4anarys. nom. ss.. 3-16c 4,toa orl5nary zee ..'s ehc Middiine '.' .... .:.' ..'' ....1S Ss-Isc S-Isscc 1ttqdilng tair' nom .. ..1I%c Sakf' hem..ss s..s s''' 12c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
KANsAs CTTY LIVE STOCK.

Memphis. Nov. ie.-cetton seed Oil; prime crpde . s7A 2sci choice meal s25.OO; prime
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
DAILX cogToN MARKET.


 m mGalvestoH-Steady 10 1ke; net receIuts ie : szl szl; gross receipts fs.sSI: sales 3. Is0: stace css.eIs shipnlents to Great Britain 1g. gsi: New orieans-Firui. 10 7-1ec. net rec~Ints ll.sz5; gross reeeipts iI,ss6: salsa 7.sse: s6oen s S4s. is0; shipments to Great Brifai,' tv'syV: coastwise 52S. Mohile--E Firm 1oc; net receipts z.4oa. s:S ssS sbs1Ss bssscespss fzos salss iiso; stock bs sSahevannah--Hteady. 10 3-lee: nst recAsx,ka s,SSS gFosg receipts e,345; sales I 2fSf ntfnI, tsVsIsi s4tpments 70 Great Britain q 1ae: 70 continent 2L s4s; eoastNlse SOFT sss ss'haFtesE0El---k tTrps 10 hc; net receiptn : el9; Bross receipts 1s625; stock 2 \ sSs. shin- msnss slls coAgtNfiHe 1,s9s, ~-p as sWilmsnstoEl- lrn. IoMe; net receipts i. eSSi sross rscelpts Lshs; stock l7.325 shss ssGsa receipts 765; sales ss4; stock 4s,sSY: issltiEao Nominal, 1o&c; net raeein,. 2;y2s; gross reeeIpts 2'SsS: steelr 9o fRS. ssReHapments seH to FFahce l.1os; to continen; New York Steady. He: net reoe,st. SD zztnoss zznoss receipts 1s200; sales 1.1ae; stock es . ttss' ttss snipmenfs to continent 1.sl4; to Japan Boston Steady. lie; net reesint. ,as si sitoss seseipts ie5; shipments to Great Brit- Philadelphia- Steady. 11.ss. nat ,.o.,,.. sSs, 8roes receipts 1.zTes atock e7sR z NssHPoft News-Net receipts | 2eR. gree. wiss Sss izse stock 5s2; shipments coast. JeckzonviEle- reoelpss 12s. w-n.. .. ceigts lgei shipments cnastpsise lss ~ iorrunsHlck-Nek receipts 5,73l: eraaa =. cesgts A.7st; stock l35f7 b.i Soston--Add net receipts this week l4s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
RAYANNAH .fI1T.rnAr

Charleston g. C., Nov. 1e,-Sea YsiaYd
 cotton market receipts e26 bags; exports sas ,l ElRs ;;.sea ...s ss.. .ss. ....s.. ........2e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
WEATHER COSD5E1ooEs 8. AND GENERA

EOREGABE.
 high pressure area over South Ceroiin' and Georgia is giving faar weatnef IT, tn the territory between the Mississippi rive and the Rocky mountains ia under the 1T prOssion, or storm cartsn and cloudy Weath' ii with rather high ltemperature is preyaien There are indications, Of a wave or hlE{ rrsssurs and colder weather following u depression, as the temperature at Havr Mont, was IS degrees this morning-2z e.
 The storm center will, as 1t moves east ward and to the north of Alabama give h creAsing cloudtnesa and warmer Weath e throughout the state tonight. On Sat IE+ day the weather will be rainy.
 Pemperaturs and precipitation FeportA from selected Southern stationA For the twenty-e0ur hours ending C. me Nov 10,s 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
Tosal .Nrov.,,,...

Total today. at aii ports y,s+ sa sso. ments to Great Britain lssS7: fo " Jaes.,pS ass,sp sioek tS Sase sef9sn1tinent fs1 2s,s5s; to Japan is4: A Gonsolldated at all ports, net ssos ss, 1. Snlpments to Great Britain isg sIs.:N 4 As nsnnee ,s zs.s2si to continent IsI. s5S; to yso .sI Iotal Ss6 since Sept. l. at all ports net sa aSS, s usa aipineats to Great Britain I.osS' to Jana s5e ss sFs,ois; to continent siO, Iii;
 s-corrected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
TREAsuRx BALANCES.

Washington. Nov. Ie.--Todays treasury balance exclusive of the gold reserves Available each balance 4. ea2s 700 1ss Gold coin and bullion .-..t.... ft5,ssA.2ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
Remove Apninton I,nndmnrTk.

T-Ipdicatos trace If precipitation
 MoNTRo6E W. RAVES. Local Foreeaster. Weather Raeeau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

New Orleans. Nov 16.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady, Quotations ranged as fol-
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HolIand has aso naIiea Of canada
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Tnsarlor nrove,...,

,r 1o0gston--Steady. 10 T-1gc: net raeas,t. 55ss.cSsli 5s.cS groes receipts 1e,831: shipnents ia z $syi sales 1.q0o; stock 77.3ls -''T n, o,eauenssa--Steady ,e q 10%e; net receipts 2 . Ssss Ssss. SEess receipts sS6; shiDments a.1s5: vai5 ylh; sress receipts 2. 7sl; shipments s.ses. seiss 4,bgo; stock 101.1s2 ''oSs'
 sG Louls--steady, t0he; net recejpts a7o. grSsS srS Eecsipts ssis; shipments sI5P: ssie;
 cincinnatt--Net receipts sss: eros. eeIpLs ssS; shipments sI0; stock ll tss
 Louisvtlls--Firm. 10kc; net recei1ts ooo . sloss s,cs, receipts 229; shipments ss; sales :5Y
 Total today--Net receipts s1s4a. 1ro.. ase aaeseelpts S@s44; Shipments a. l.s3s: sales Y : LOCAL WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS Stock on hand september
 Received this week ''::.::. ::.: sook s'Sss heeeived previously ....... .72,SiS-- sO.22s shipped thi. weak '-.. e.. s,,. s4,Iss shipped previously ....... .55.oss- so,57s Stock on hand. Thursday
 stock on hand corresponding date Received cOrrespcadiins; week last sS'l64 Tc.sI to corresponding week last '''io 1,.ysssr year ,:..' .... .... .. 11O,21s price NY iS 5sgs 1aos '''. s... Q. I0%c Fr'ce NoV 4o' 1sOS..- .... ........ 9Tc
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~-Riains. TaiiinE
RTvER F0RECAaT

RIVER F0RECAGT
 (yor the next two AayRl The Coosa and Alabama will remain sta~ tionaSy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
CaEARINsTON COT.rOng.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
 New York. Nov. 1s.A-Following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday, November 12th, 1906.
 This wear. Last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-17
NFw ORINANs sUGAR bGARKET.

Yours very truly, c. c. Abercrombie & Co.