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zroNIsrs MEET IN ST. LOUIS.
Eighfh Annual Convention Knights O;
 Zion Held Yesterday.

St. Louis, Dec. 31.--The eighth an nual convention of the Order of the Knights of Zion which Is the western branch of the Federation of American Zionists opened today with over 25o delegates from all over the country. including many distinguished Jews throughout the west. The convention will continue until Tuesday.
 The object of the convention is to further the movement for which the International Zionist congress was or ganized in fs9S---the re-possession of Palestine for the Jews.
 The session today was occupied with reports of various committees and the appointment of hew committees. A ban quet was heldf today and tonight. mass meeting fwas conducted at the Missouri Athletic Club at which Grand Master zoiotkoff delivered an address
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
ENCOUNTERED A BLIzzARp
English Speakers fin Mexico Undergo
 Severe HurdShfps

Mexico City. Dec. S1--The members of the English speaking colony. who climbed Volcano Popocatepctl with the intention of eating their dinner within the crater. had 9 narrow escape from death on descending
 They encountersd n fierce blizzard. whirh blinded item and the cold was SO intense as to freeze the spirits in their flasks. They ate few biscuits and took some wine at the crater but the wind was blowing a hurricane One of their guides fell on descending the mountain and badly injured his arm.
 The fey coating of the mountain was very slippery and the guides had to cut some 2,000 steps to enable the party to make the ascent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
CAPTAIN AND MATE DROWN.
Swept Overheard By Wave of Aimos
 Tidal Proportions.

Swept Overheard Fly Wave of Almost
 Tidal Proportions.
 Woods Hole. Mass. Dec. 3l--A great wave reaching almost tidal proportions rolled up Vineyard Sound last night and over-taktng the big five master schooner Henry O.. Barrett washed over the stern and swept to their death Captain Joshua Norton. of Rockland. Maine, the Commander of the vessel. ind his mate. James conley. of St. John. Y. B.
 The wave damned the helmsman against the wheel after smashing the yawI and davits, and then ranging for ward tore through the spinnaker and iigger sails and carried away the deck house.
 The Barrett. which left Newpor' News last Wednesday for Boston, had rood weather until reaching Block Is- land. There she was overtaken by yes terday's storm In the last part of the Jay.
 As the wind was favorable she kept m.
 The Barrett was abreast of the Quicks when the big wave came roI- ling up the stern. Although disabled the Barrett kept on and anchored off here about midnight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
coIordo May auit Public Life.

Mexico City, Dec. 3l.-General Pedro Galardo. Mexican minister to England. vate life. He has been long in the . Automatic service. having occupied the pt zee of minister to Russia and also to Germany before going to London. Runor names his successor to the Court of st. James as Governor Landa of the Federal district with Felix Diaz, now chief of police, as governor of the district
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
sURRENDERs TO REBELS.
DomIn.cau General Ia Taken By th,
 ReyolutfOulsts,

Turks Island. Bahamas. WI. Dec. 3I.- Mall advices from Monte Crlsti. santo Domingo, says that General Prez. Gov ernor Of Puerto Plata, has surren- dered to the revolutionists in Monte Cristi They say that the Dominican cruiser Independencia, loaded with am intuition. has been given up to General Deschamps who. with Generals Dem tril and Rodriguez. has left for Puerto Plata. with 250 p'cn 3n board.
 General Barber. with 200 men. Is in Altimira. village fourteen miles from Puerto Plata.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

this month. The government. after declaring that these rash statements are of nature calculated to intimi- date ill-informed people, announces its determination to energetically SUD- press all preparations for such a ris-
 ing. It declares that the rising if carried into effect will be crushed with every means in the power of the gov ernrhent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
HEAVY GALE PREVAILS.
High Winds and Terrific Sea oi
 QueenstOwn.

Queenstown, Dec. 3l.--A fierce cas- terly gale has been blowing of Queens town since last night accompanied by a terrific sea.
 The Cunard Line Turbine steamer, 'sCarmania" arrived off the port at [ o'clock thie morning, but she is oblig- cd to ride out the gale of Daunt Rock ifghtshfp, near the mouth of Cork bar rock. and must remain outside until tomorrow morning.
 A heavy mail and twenty passengers are awaiting the sCarmania, which sail- ed from Liverpool yesterday for New York and was due to leave Queenstown today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
RniIrond Projected.

Tampico, Dec. Sl-Richard Honey Mexico Citv has been granted cession for a railroad connecting T pioo with the capitol of the coul It Is exjected that when completed line will reduce the trip between t, and fifteen hours. A day will be to passengers bound to Mexico from the United States by water, from San Antonio about six hours gineers are already In the field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
WEATHER FORECAST. WashinGton, Dec. 3l.-Alabama, Fair Tuesday rain and warmer, a0rthest winds, shifting to southeast becoming brisk Tuesday.
lures in addition to those whose names have already been published.

lures in addition to those whose names have already been published.
 Among the latest recruits are:
 William D. Jeiks, Governor of Ala bana. samuel W. Pcnnypacker, Gov ernor of Pennsylyania; Hoke Smith, former Secretary of Interior; r. s Grosscup, United States Circuit Judge, Chicago; Horace H. Burton. United States Circuit Judge, Nashville. Tenn; Alton B. Parker. former Chief Judge, New York: trey Woodson. member Democratic National Conimittee. owensbero, Ky; J aL Lynch, President .I1ternatiounl Typographical Union. h. .dianapo1is; John T.. Wilson President Louis
 MT Belmont has announced a meet Ing of the publicity bill organization It the Willard Hotel. this city, We'd nosday. JanuaryNl7, at | a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
LEFT TO MA~rFAcTUREes.
Window Glass Workers Vote C6rfid.
 cDce In Committee.

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. 31-The An- nouncement was made at tho NatiorAIJ Association of Window Glass WorkerA of America to-day. that the majority Of tbe members have voted In favor of leaving the matter of adjusting tho wages entirely in the hands of tho wage committee of the organization.
 President Faulkner recently sent ou' A letter to the members in which he told of the conditions which existed in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
sIo5.O0O Fire at Cfpclru,.,

Cincinnati, Dec. Si,-The eight story building at 21s-220 East Fourth Street. occupied by Julian and Kokenge Com stroyed by ire today Loss S125 0oo Covered by insurance The origin of the fire Is not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
Report iron, the Dewey.

Cape Henry. Va, Dec 31.-WireIess communication at noon today with the dry dock Dewey and convoy, reports the vessels 16e miles southeast and the dock towing nicely. At { D. m. the wind at the capes was northwest and blowing thirteen miles an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
pUnLICTTY OF CONTRIBUTIONS.
Governor JeIks Among Those Who WiIl
 Work for BlIl.

Washington. Dec. 3I.-Perry Bel- mont, of New York, today announced that the names of s~"-e thirty men who have consented to as members of the National organ ion. which is in. stituting a movement for publicity of campaign contributions and expendi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
VIII Act win Yiror.

St Petersburg, Jan 1.-An official communication published this morning refers to the threats of the revoIu-
 tonary organs to reiew the struggle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
Ner cnnnnI Nnnann-

Guayaquil. Ecudor. Dec. St--a Pablo Garcicoa has been appointed adorsan Consul at New orlaan&.
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(COntinued on Page Five.)
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J


Chicago, April 2l-The wheat market changed
materially several times during the days short ses-
sion May delivery al one time was as high as 500
and another low as 7sisc. Il closed a. 7glZ c.
2se 70 iac lower than II did yesterday. Although
the me prospect for the crop was the princi-
pal bearish influence the July ana September de-
hveries lost only &c 10 &c &c less than the
May. Corn and oats were heavy, with some suspi-
cion that the leading longs in both were selling all
he market would take without affecting the price
100 radically. Provisions worked down little
under some pressure from shorts and liquidation by
longs.
The wheat market opened quietly. with no change
from yesterdays closing figures and continued dull
Local receipts were cars. with cars estimated
for Monday. Closing prices We're within a trife Of
the lowest OF the day. Nay left OF at 7sl4c July
AZ 7sc 10 7S1sc and September al 7674c 70 767sc
The corn market opened with an advance hut
slis was not maintained. Local receipts were &c
cars with IL estimated for Monday. Shipments
hence were Sp4 600 bushels. Weakness OF wheat en-
couraEed some selling near the end. which closed
The market ssc'lower for the day. about the lowest
point IL touched The May price rested at 47Iso to
47s4c and July 457sc.
The oats market was inclined 10 be bearIsh ow-
ing TO the fine weather for seeding which IS well
advanced Local receipts were 123 cars with IA
estimated for Monday. Shipments hence were l5o-
oJg bushels. The close was heavy at 323sc for May
and S0Esc for July
Provisions were lower. There was considerable
selling OF lard by local traders, Influenced by the
weakness at Liverpool The remainder Of the list
weakened IN sympathy with lard. The buving
was largely by brokers' thought 10 be acting for ths
packers Hog receipts were 6o0O head, and prices
at the yards sc higher
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

quote No red nominal in elevator ana eo13o b
aaiIoat. and No I Northern Duluth Se1Ac fob
COttN-The market for opened decline OF Ac
on May contracts the only position traded this
month sold Sac the closing price previous dav
put finally the figure 5S3tc indicating decline OF
&C while the nominal quotations indicated decns OF
&c In July and September and unchanged price for
December In the latter three positions however there
was absolutely business. The market was nnaiiv
steady in tone, called The for cash corn while
quiet, was nOminaly firm, We quote: . corn SIC
lnominaD in elevator and 55c asked aaoat: No 2
white and No yellow 56c z o ahoat. RYEt-Narl,at
dull No Western, Toe asked New York BAR
1EY-Market steady feeding. 47Lsc, and mating sen
sc both New York OATS-The market for oats
quiet but firm. with receipts light the absorp-
ton speculative large Although stocks OF
oats are small the activity IN seeding and general
work checks selling and gives generally Arm
70 the market We quote; Mixed 81 10 37937 nc
natural white so TO 80 70 37 93SIsc clipped white
IS 10 40 10. 39f41c
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
WOOL SCARCE AND HIGH.

The advance in prices London wool sale
notice American
TO supply or wool ll'Il toreisn sources a.
low price Banufacturers accepted 70 as u9tce 20 that
effect. recognized tr would
American growers hold for higher prices Cur1lt-ona
lttie cAange
last revewin fact. there seems 70 oe very At-e 70
port especially connection with domestic material u
except feeling Of unrest the part of many piece
manufacturer Which
into the market and has resulted n
more or looking day % day More than
admitted acVar-
raga ~ 0oDortuufties presented many ag-oppor
tnirias strongly az that time
but would without
further question with buyers in Md for fairly
business under IS 1f
encouraging volume there IS little possibility of tta
assuming even ordinary proportions tor -ius %
come or until supplies materially increased To
uOrtunftv OF doing siZatls business IL inter-
ferad with FOR good and sufficient reas0-l that
niles are not available time and with Hrtis
cor1ina. forward readily be whv sellers
securing high prices Operators IN the during
last weeks have Eepreser-e4 % ths main
fhe smaller buyers who been acquiring
Tne usual movement continued from
day 10 rhe next thanks somewhat posi-
which % these 1pera-ors md themselves but
beyond rreval THe demand
be running down % the medium grades
snH prices anything strer than before Lftrs
s new mas developed tNe m1har situation within
last week Additional inquiry has been made. ~ trIe
evidence thar new business aaounf
changed from last weeks 1uotauons Boston prices fob
DomesticOnIJ rne deian- and No washed. 36i1
37- do Xxx 34c. 40 fne urwashed q, i4 ard = blood
unvvasned neeces 81 t38c common and braid. 2s2sc;
DC. pulled 23051c; secured 90. sf72c nsce'la-
reous fZ1@-c F1reigr--Australisn ald New Zealand.
4 47. south American 248J-c. carpet wo0ls 1s93sc-
American Wool and Cotton Reporter.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
- -. Aprn 21. 1aos.

April 21 1906
pz1AN-S Ann PEA AS-There change in the market
for white beans. Medium are very dult- Marrow are
CSa- ana pea have fair demand and there Is more
Si5na are verv arm and while business reported
a. ef Enva So q5 some holders now asAlhs 3D. Cai-
forna lima up 70 So 20 q5 jo,g 9 gao cIoise peS
bush S8as3 %: good s. 5 = % Inee--L e9ice
s2qS2 o. common 70 GOO goo q 455 81 81 red Kidney
choice 81 95 fair &c good 81 T0aS2 9O white Aldney
choIce r56St PEAS
BT1TTFsR~ReceipJs to-day. 21sO pkss; exports. go
pEs The market is In pretty good shape for fresh table
grades OF butter receipts FOR the day We're g ahl We
Ss viii "a out with practically stock . carry over
% ealing on the highes, grades firm and other quail
ties about steady Storage when fancy sells az
S19I but the great bulk OF the remaining has
seiiine slowly and there Is not very much
g1oJ ofcfai quotation extras p scI frsts $50
des srorjs iea17c: do thirds. i4715c DO held
egrIas 1sq1e9c do hrsts 17G1sc; DO seconds l5g16c
d9 thirds IiQi4c; dairy tubs. fresh. finest.
S0I 40 arsts 1sQl9c: DO seconds. 16Gl7c: Go thirds
l4alSc, sTtTss isc: arsts 16ai7c do seconds 1sa
Ts Al thirds I09iac: western factory hrsts l5g15sc
40 seconds fst7 ala do thirds i2q l3c packing
No l. ltr7JI2S; &c >" = 5 ssI 49, s-+ ,as
bssss which Is only natural 10 expect az ths lst4
rrlv held especially colOred. New cheese IN
@ l.rEe suppy hut quality unattractvs and demand
Verv dull excepting the very finest and prices
irregular on al undergrades Liverpool cable. SIS for
large and small colored white fancy 14ic good
10 prime 1saG14c, DO % fair 1l812c. light
a. - good 5sgTio: DO tnl skins al1gsisc ~
EGGS-ReeeiDts today. 14.90e The market Is
sot stock under continued demands for storage from
sections. but the current consumDtve trade
SI,f-s an Sot sabls for storage uTrS6. y sS h1S
priSss rals barely stsax Duck and sia-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsw YcFS AD-lI q 1908
BEEvEs-Receipts ST cars 642 head. including
"a cars exported alive and balance for local
laughterers. None sale and trading the catrs
yards to-day Feeling steady Dressed beef slow az Ga e
Sac per for ordinary prime native sides cables
tust received from London and Liverpool quoted live
hlgher. selling u24Nl2iac per =. d-esscd weight
refrigerator beef lower al sasc per ~ shipments To-
dav W quarters beef
CALVES Receipts were 80 head. consigned direct
local slauzhterers 90 sale az
the upper yards but had been reported
Up 70 a hour. Feeling weak Csr dressed veals
az 6a fp0c per dressed do arriving IN
poor condition and dun az 5al-ac-
SHEEP AND LaANIBS-Eecetpts were y car~. or 2 81
head including market. an ar J=-s-f tt-
On limited offerings and favorable reports from siln
and Pfttsburg feeling firm Tor everFta-l- n rev
clipped sheep held Fair ursrurn EtI.s sod
a. 81 50 per 100 y. clipped lambs AZ s. go. lo sprrE
lambs offered. Dressed mutton IN fair demand ar ~2
per ro dressed lambs firm ga eLlrt country
dressed spring lambs steady S2 s. 80 per carcass
Saes-S. Judd & Co.: lN4 u1sro-n 5u1t1io -all.s 70
average at 81 80 per clipped do % -, az
s. 10. 100 Ohio do 50 n az s. 70
HOGS-Recepts were IA cars. or 40 bead Lncsid-ns
half a The market No sales reported t-...nS
steady; country dressed hogs poor demand az "a so
per n for heavy LEht WsEnls.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
WHAT TusKEeEE is DOING.

Tuskegee Institute will complete this year the
first twenty-five years of Us existence. II was
or,ened JulV T. 1851. with teacher and thirty
Ilpils Al time il had neither land nor build
5pes nothing bur the goo a year granted 10y the
Aiabaua legislature. Even The Gilapldated shauty
md he old church in which its nrst sessions were
conducted were lent by the cOlored people Of the
village.
III was not long. however. before the school ac-
o,1ired a small tract of land. The first piece of
livestock which II became possessed Of was an old
Tlind mule the gift Of "a white IN the neigh
Orho0d This represented the capital Of the school
Al tie close OF the school year last May IL owned
600 acres OF land. eighfy-three buildings. large
and small. used as dwellings. dorTnitoTles class
yoornr shops and barns. which. together with the
e1,Iinrnent livestock stock in trade and other per
sonal property. Were valued at $5sl, 80 q. Ihis
does not include 1890 acres OF public land re-
rnafniug unsOld from the 25.00O granted BY Con-
rresg valued al Sl35 90. nor the endowment fund.
Worlds Work.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r,o1-r,v-r, .rn New York. April II 1906
S EE[IeTe was active trading IN the coffee
to'-ays mostly ~ the way OF from Nav 70
Later positions The total amounted 10 asout
1870 bags ard OF this fully bags were sx-
cIAh6es Prices ruled generally steady ana nfer omen
ing Ii4chnnge1 advanced partial points on iittle
eeI4As ana buil support. with tho
S,.isto 70 points higher The market has made very
st"a4y showing during the entire In Of
oppression IN the stock market and other Commodities
oe1asloned by the Francisco disaster ana ths has
terh Inc more particularly
ne oast that me speculative long In coffee
he account ot Wall street interests
market under the circumstances would seem 10 indicate
sIioTe that the Wall street. long interest
greatly reduced since the Or fha
otNlen Lite last summer Another which has
seemed 10 have encouraging uron
nave 5lllhh opinion OF the market approach
OF the nrst May notice which on thursday OF
next week without outright liquidation OF conse
9esne and prices have advanced slightly during
On H innuencs and private s6yees from Bra stating
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
MOTORING AFOOT.
Miniature Automobiles Fastened on the Feet
Insure Very Rapid Transit.

Ever since Il was made plain that the motor
skate was not new brand OF automobile jag nor
vel an idle dream, but instead roaring reality,
and that Hiawatha's wonderful naOccas.ns, with
their mage. Hlie-a- minute gait, and even the
winged feet OF Mercury himself were 70 be outsped
bv the modern mOtOrtst, mounted on his gasoene
castoTs interest IN the invention has been rife
Also the irnp OF the perverse has been busy stlnl-
MATING reEertorial genius displayed IN the col
urlns OF daily newspapers, until Oolh lhe Skates
and their rider or chauffeur or operator or
Tefestrtan or whatever he may properly be termed,
have been invested with most navalous pro-
pensities. -, ,-.- -. ,,.
Usually according 10 report the skates are driven
nv electric power. the supply OF which IS derived
from q battery strapped 10 the waist oc the user.
SorneHhat less frequently steam Is said 10 be the
motive power and the alleged disposition OF the
essential parts OF the necessary apparatus are as
varied they are amusing.
Oocasionally the right answer IS guessed and the
e9esolene motor Even then. however, the details
sre apt 70 be rather meagre and unsatisfactory,
some even maintaining that the power plant IS
,-teS strapped 10 the body Of the while the
-rnciule of shaft drive is utilized I'm distrib-
ming the power the driving truck A tiny motor
Is placed beneath each foot plate. its fuel tank
Teirg located directly behind II. and the ignition
befferies and coils carried by the rider strapped
20 as waist or course, IL is 10 be presumed that
she eouiprnent shown is not such would be
1Ised IN regular service, as when taking after
SoUntoVyn 20 business in the morning Ordinarily
the batteries would in all likelihood be carried in
The pocket. the wires being led up through each
trousers leg and the current switched on and on
bv 4 rning false button in the waistcoast-Motor
World
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoeS-sPot cotton
ouiet sales 1000 bales Speculation ana expo SxpGE ~ ~
Americn 6OO0: receipts 900; middlng upanas Slid:
FTures opened steady, points higher ose6 sSesGy a
rst savsncs o. 7 10 points. April April-Siay May
I've ard TIne-Julv, 597d Juy-Ausust oso1s Aus
Ssntsr1bSr a2i. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 20;
xeT,ber 7Od. Observation-Disclosures ana De1sii-D7
,SSv 4 cod. JantIary-F February. 5-7Od- - . -.
ri RI CT~S IN MrAI--The market for hour Today
-,iaT d,fT ana without quotable change business
ststed ~ light scattered lots Kansas stralghts el
low Grades. Demand sor rour conIllIsS s"I
prices steady. Spring patents - - y e. S5 "1-t1
clears So +OgS3 75 extra 10 WINTER I % ,,,o1s5.
S0 winter So T5Qs3. RYE FLOUR steaiy 80.
Far 70 good So 359S3 choice 10 fancy - Ga ~.
CORNNEAL firm; quoted; Kiln drie9 e ss ana vel
low 81 81 coarse ST O7qsi 90; FEED western nr Sy
Arm quoted: Western spring. $50 % saIaIu
600 30 IN 100 N sacks: -four do, So red aos
Nav Shipment; city bran SCI bulk 81 90 sacTs 60 81
se1Gs24; red dog SO. hoiilhy eAoP' go t'
sacks: oil meal. S29gS2S 80 -. --...s a+ ahou,
VIIFJAT-Tne wheat market opened a aOoet
unclaimed prices and promptly advanced ats1g1 sS "a
rather better than ooA-1 Iot az
Australian exports, which We're saleF Il cT
The oongested condition OF MAY wheat contracts
be uncertainty ana tser. LJe--
sentiment be rather bearfsh the gsneTay
BE character crop outlook at home and abroH
feature OF which Is an official FrnsslAn ,ss
mate while for our the news reaching tne
grain market Is OF bearsh purpoTt seLihs
movement 81 5-16c for May wheat whieh
stopped 13-f6c while July sold down from - 20
i-I6c September froH sc%c TO 621se Later the
close unchanged ne prices
advance hc The underlying element os weak
is the favorable outlook and the ebsence OF ex
business either az the ouporrs Dor
rsTnarkabs consumption OF the grain home
Itsrly been Indications of ess Of this
and believed the grain 20
port basis osf1rc TshsanrA foothod shall have ossH
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

N-l-sas1 hy Charles D. Barney & Co. No. 25 Broad
.fse- NeW-Tork. ane No. ~ south 18th street.
lnilats.nl,r
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

yfverpooI April q Closing. WEIEAr-Spot nominal;
frrrres a1iiet MAY Shd. July SIS 7i4d september
-,-4fr.f CORN-Sn1t Arm. American mixed new
AZ oid 81. futures firm. May - Sad July - fsd
AS-Canadau steady. 81 gd FI.DTR-Sf Louis sancv
yvf-ter STEADY $ "a. HOPS IN London Oacac Coasl
sreadv & 5sdE3 BEEF Arm extra india IS
an p0FTy strong. prime Western SIS sd. HANS
-sbort cut. "a rs %. firm. 53s BACON steady.
Cs-,barlanl cut 2H to 30 ~ fas short "a n
s-ev SIS long clear mlddlss Hight . 81 b. Gd
ing clear midGes heavy S5 40 no. As Sd
ba~ks 1S 70 20 AS. cear bellies rs 10 ass
pFRS-Square. II % 70 10 firm. 81 LARD
Arm prime Western. ~ terces As Sd American redne1
In pals ass 81 BUTTER steady; finest United
e1,s good %. SOS CEEESE-Arne-ican hnest white
sreadv Gas- colored hrrn. GTs TALLOW-Prrne city
nrr RS 81. Australian in London Arm e9s 81. TUR-
PES, II NE-splrits steady. as Cd. ROSIN-Couuon
steady o. 101sd PErROLEU AL-Rahnsd Gllst. ia
IINEEE-D OIL arm. rs %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

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