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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-12-07
MAhkEI Lt1TER.
Kansas City, Mo, Dec 3, 10

Kansas City Mo. Dec, 3, 1876
~. Live stock receipts at Kansas CITY
Tast week.
Taken all around the cattle market
was not as satisfactory last week as II
has been heret ofOre. The holiday
THURSDAY intsrfered somewhat, ahect-
ing stockers and feeder demand most
Of all. Fed beef steers, improved late
in the week and by the close had re.
gained the LOST Of Monday. Stockers
and feeders sold lower all week, clos
ing, Is to rs cents below Mondays
prices. Cows havsa downward ten
dency for nearly two weeks, mainly
bscanse the quality Is not a. good a.
before the heavy frosts. Killers claim
they are not killing ont as well as
formerly, and the 10 TO 80 cent decline
in Two weeks probably will not more
than cover the loss 10 quality. The
run today 10 5000 head. beef steers
steady tops. stockers and feeders
Ssrsag snd some higher In cases, cows
and heifsrs weak to 10 lower again.
Choice fed steers are not coming A.
ill freely,, not many ssles above g..
short fed stsers at, rs to s. SO, cows
ESQ to.a, heifsrs 3t05, bulls 2.l6 to
ass, veale up to $50, heavy calves 3
10 4,25, stocksrs . to AS. feeders $50
10 $50. bulk; OF; tho branded jstockers
and feeders ~ s&a5A 70 80. Large
6umbers Of Coloradss were received
lsst week and . bly, supply - either
lo4ding or enrsuts for this weeks
mafket. Choice TO primo Christmas
cattle wonld probably cell At $50 to
1.25. and even . premium above this
might be paid. ~, - ..,1t
The hog market % changing con-
stantly. but without any decided ten.
descy, either up or down. TodayS
market 10 3 70 10 higher, greatest I'D.
vasce being on the medium 70 COM
mon kinds, that cold draggy Lass week.
Bun 10 1000 today. Top ~ e.z5, bulk
OF saies At Gle 10 go. light wsiGhts
Including piss from $50 TO 90, The
supply for November was 10 per eent
short OF November last year. and = |
prospects favor continued shortage
for awhile. market viii likely remsin
In good shape. :, |
Sheep and lamb receipts are moder-
~. sad -conansd zlsiniy 70 medium
Grade fed stun. Il consignment Of 4
pretty good fed stun from Colorado
asriysd Friday, embracipx lambs n
7.3f to74o, yssslipgs $50. ewes 6.25.
which was . fstrrsprsssntstion Of tho
steenJtht Of the markst that nv, |
PtiSss Srs stresg 10 u higher to-day, |
rus seco, tsir tosood I'd native lanbs
st8,7a 10, I.le, wsthsrs up 70 SIS.
Nttpash fssdlps stuG. u syarIsbfs.
MhtG Bros. Of Buffalo. Kss.. mar
kstsd two sa6s Of drylot steers yes.
terday that sold 1t b.75. :,
A. J. RICKAR1,
-. Live Stock Correspondent
u ain. x
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
THE STOCK MARKET
STOCK MARKET IS THROWN INTO
 DEMORALIZATION,
Further Consideration of New COndi- tons In the Money Market Through Bank of England
 Caused Aecyy InrOud.

New York. Oct 20--The stock mar ket was thrown into demoralization to- day by the further consideration of the new conditions in the money market offered by the advance in the Bank of England rate to six per cent yester- day and by the havy inroAd on the sur plus reserves of the New York banks revealed by the bank statement. The conditions as inefk.- closed We're panicky and stocks ware being thrown over indiscrimina a.9!y anc at swift con- sessions in prices. Some of the prilei- pal declines will sufficiently picture ferred broke 8; Anaconda 10 1-2; Reading 1-2; St. Paul u.,i C.nadian Pacific 1 3-i. UEion Pacific. Atlantic Coast Line. and A.n:riean s.nritins |; Northern Pacific aai Co,Orauo tuel 3 1-2; Bali nore and ohio l-4. ara Louisville and NiilvIlis , and n the list generally wid, declines thrragnoGt, ranging up to Az p;iats There was evidence from time to tim3 of vigorous efforts to support the market by taking over the offerings But the flood of liquidation broke through all efforts to support the market and threw it into closed. London was a heavy seller in this market and grave apprehensiOns were reported in London for the conse
 Quences in the coming market settle- ment there. The violent liquidation of speculaticve accounts was a demonstra- tion that plans had miscarried through the change in the money situation. The attitude of the Bank of England makes it clear that no further gold will be relinquished to foreign markets and the necessity ts recognized of attracting funds to London sufficient to repair tho reserves of the bank. Severe measures for the cutting down of American credits in that market are looked for. The position in the stock market Is generally understood to be maintained tJ an important extent by credits thus held. The currency movement to the interior. especially to the cotton region, has been resumed in full force. and the New York exchange has fallen back to forty cents discount at Chicago. The bank statement did not reflect all of the expected drain on this account and on account of the Canadian withdraw als But the $16,700,700 loan expansion is clear notice of the pressure for cred its which the London developments have thrown back upon this market.
 Reports were current today Of some large time loans being negotiated here. and rates in that department are six per cent. strongly bid for all dates. with an expectation of higher rates next week. Relief by stock market li- quidation was thus plainly indicated. Its violence and precipitancy however. were unexpected and left sentiment disturbed and anxious. Total sales of bonds par value ,$1.444,0oO.
 NEW YORK CltlSiNE aTnrrx uuur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Grits-per bbl. s3. s5: per sack S1.70
 Meal-65c; pearl roc; peerless 72hc
 Lard-Leaf 10Ac; compoudn 7Ac; basis
 Hams-pove 1Sc; others 14h U1sc.
 Flour-Basis of barrels; High patent s4. 20: fancy patent H.75; half patent
 Grain and Hay--Bran s1.2 shorts q. 30 ; corn chops Csc; white corn 7lc. oats mix ed 4ec; white 4sc: white clipped 4sc: tim othy s1.00: Johnson grass 65c: rust proof oats 52c: Burt seed oats roc; winter turf oats 75c.
 Cotton Seed MeaI--2s. .oo. ...
 Beeswax-24A Q25c
 Grapes-4 ID. baskets zo022he: M baskets 3so
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes $50 bu /; onions. red globe $1. % bu.: Western greer choice B. Davis s3 25; fancy winesap $3. 7s per bbl.; N. Y. 20 ounce pippins s. 7S: An- pie and white wine vinegar lac gal: fancy full cream cheese. daisies 16c: fancy IL r. peanuts 6o b.: lemons choice $7 box: Florida oranges s3 box; Denia onions per crate $1.60; ruta baga turnips 150 ID. sacks s2. Oo; cocoanuts s4. % sack.
 Hides--Dry. Hints 1shc; dry salted 1eMc'
 chioHensNHens so@s5o: fryers abos"a;
 MolassesZGeorgia Cane, barrel 80 per gallon: cases, gallons $3. % per case maple syrup. Log Cabin. gallons SlA; gallons S7 50: quarts $4. 25 per dos xu
 Sugar-Granulated 6Mc; F. '. '. oAc
 Country butter-l6c-
 seed-Rye, q per bu. u.;wheat I.oS; barley sl; crimson clover l2c, slfalfs l40ao9 psr lb; onion sets, white skin v: pearl "; blue grass 16 @1so-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

out much trouble. Thaw has constar., refused to be examined by alienists who were expected to prove his insanity. Nos until Mrs Thaw. his mother, hit upon tbs scheme or proving his sanity by experts did he consent to examination
 It is now claimed that these exnsr+. r,,, prove before the jury that Thaw has n. Insane eye and that his Insanity wh,I. now in the form of inciplent paresis. viii eventually take deeper hold and become visible in other forms.
 The examination took nnaca ir .. dor of the Tombs prison last week ana n,.. conducted by two expert aIienists Dr. c,,n ton U: Evans. of the State Asylum at Mor ris. Plains, N J. and pr. Charles T war- ner. or the State Asylum at Binghamton- N Y
 Iheir task was hard one It was to make a thorough examination of an unw,I, ing prlsoner-to bring out every point aeainst ms WILL that would tend to proye hihi insane-to cleave to the truth and to earn their fees from Thaw himself
 you may examine all you please" said iLhaw. sharply. It's all A lot of rot: I'm Just as sane as you are-" His voice was metallic and shrill.
 then the two alienists began the work whlch Inc defense hopes will prove Thaw insane. but which Thaw himself laughs as and calls foolish
 Every step in that examination had to bs considered carefully; the least mistake would have caused an angry baIk on the part of the prisoner.
 The specialists soothed Thaw by saying that at that time. as far as they could see he was perfectly sane.
 As matter of fact, save for his violent temper Thaw seems to be normal young man. But the examination vas not the less thorough. because the aiienlsts knew full well that a verdict of insanity some- times turns upon the tremor of eyelid or a slight obliquity of vision.
 In fact, some alienists assert that all men are more or less crazy It Is not ai- ways difficult therefore for specialists of worldwide reputation to convince a jury that there is something amiss ia a person'l mental makeup.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
A, STRAS $ B D R e ER, Stocks, Bonds and lnve tm n t 6 20 Commerce St. Teiephono 300.

charleston-Nominal; net receipts s2s: gross receipts 925; stock 17.145. Wilmin ngton-Nominal; net receipts 6,S44: gross receipts 5.s44; stock 35.113: gross receipts 4,475; sales sss: stock 30. shipments coastwise 2.3s5
 Baltimore-Nominal. lie: gross receipts 1.500: stock 4.422
 New York-ouiet. lie; gross receipts G. 51s: stock so.123; shipments to continent &19.
 Boston-Quiet. lie; gross receipts 454: Philadelhpia--Steady. 11.25; gross re- Britain 2.066.
 Jacksonville-Net receipts 53; gross H- ceipts 53: shipments coastwise B. Miscellaneous-Net receipts GA; gross re- aeipts 6A
 Total Movement.
 Total today. at all ports. net. e7.565; ship ments to Great Britain 23.29l: to continent 419
 Consolidated at all ports. net s7.Ss3: shipments to Great Britain 2s.2s1: to con- tinent 419
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net l. 174. .s4o: shipments to Great Britain 4ss. .4a1: to France 1o7.s32: to continent 45o.052: to Japan s.35S
 Interior Movement.
 Houston-Firm. 10 ls-isc; net receipts 27.263: sales 2.41s: stock 55.S94 Augusta-Firm, 1o7sc: net receipts 2ssS: gross receipts 3.s1S: shipments 3.o37: sales 1,o20; stock 30.85<.
 Memphis-steady. llAc: net receipts E. 7s4: gross receipts 3.71S; shipments 2ooo: sales 1,1o0: stock 2A994. St; Loui:-oro.s receipts a7s; shipments cincinnstivHet receipts 1.ls4; gross re- ceipts 1.1S4: shipments 1s4: sales 300: stock 9.04s.
 I.ouisviIle-Firm. 11hc. receipts as,sss: shipments s4.244: sales 4.- s3S; stock 12S.457
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

New Orleans. Oct.20.-Foreign mar kets were demoralized today on ac. count of the unsatisfactory financial don. where the minimum discount rate of the Bank of England is quoted at pc rcent. The Liverpool cotton market which more than met the cut in prices in America yesterday and the fu:urs market there was lowered about I2 additional points when compared with Seon Sosnf from qhe the eePor5 Raak England today for shipment to Egypt, Roumania and the continent. was more mnfavorable than expected yesterday. estimates of fsO0.O0o English consois remained unchanged at 85 3-4 for money. but French rentes continued to decline. showing a loss of about 12 1-a points. quoted at 95.67 1-2.
 That there Is trouble brewing In fnancial circles in Europe there is no doubt, such protective measures as have heen so suddenly resorted to by the the world indicating that here is mig, a reaction in foreign exchange. how sI4 to S4n;S A.. 7s gays sAl. American % operators n in cotton. nevertheless, appeared to he more concerned over weather condi- tions in the cotton belt, especially for Texas. than they were over the finan- cial troubles abroad. Had the market met it's just dues this morning the opening would nave shown d loss here ot about 20 points, but only halt or Inat decline was recorded, December on the 1irst call being traded in at 10.6o on prospects for rain west ot the Mis- sissIppi River and tor a cold wave by Monuay morning. There Is great ap- prehension entertained lest killing frost materializes and cuts down the excellent crop prospects of Texas, the making of bumper crop by which state is the only salvation or shorts, consequently the market closed at about the highest of the day. IO.19, at SD for December.
 To meet this advance, or. rather. to sustain it, freeZi..o weather should materialize over Suluay m Texas, also Liverpool will hardly be up Go requlIe- ments by showing reaction of about IL English points.
 The census ginners' report of next Thursday will have to be rerkoned with, and longs are relying upon 1t to make a bullsh showing, last report to September 18th having shown a deficit when compared with one year ago of 212 900 bales. and as weather has been unfavorablr in all States except Texas since SeL .ember 18th. it is not to be expected that ginnings since then will be as large as last year, 2,635.0O0 bales, which would still leave a shortage of 21O.UO0 wehn compared with one year ago, or say, about 4.6S1.000 against 4991 .Oo0. Many are looking for less than 45OO. Yours truly,
 c. c. Abercrombie X Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
Total sales for day. l.os2.2oo shares
NEW YORK BONDS

U. S. refunding 2s. registered .... ..104
 do coupon .....,1Ot U. S. ss. registered .... .... ......1o2 F
 do coupon lO3 A U. g old 4s. registered D. .. .... ..1o2
 do coupon .''. .....'Io@ U S New 4s. registered .... ..130
 do coupon ..,. ........l3l American Tobacco Ss . N}a
 do 6s .... '''' .''' ..'' ''.'''ilV
 do. adjustment 4s 97 Att Coast Line 4s ...... ........ 9Slt Baltimore & Ohio 4s .... .... ....10I !. Brooklyn R. T. cv, As .... .... .. .... (. central of Georgia 5s ....l1&l4
 do 1st. Inc .'.. .... 4u i2
 do 2nd. Inc S3
 do 3rd Inc ''.. .... .'.. S9 Chicago & Alton 2 Es .... .... 79 C. B. 6 Q new A. ..-. ........ HANt C. R | & Pacific R. R. As .... .... 7Sl2 C. c, C. X st Louis gen. As .... ...1o2ts Colorado Industrial 3s ...- 15,t Colorado Midland As ,,,. I' Colorado & Southern Is "3 Denver & Rio Grande 4s Ht la Distillers' Sec 5s .... .... .......... H7is Erie prior lien As .'.. 9"5- Erie gen. 4s .... .... .... ........ @0 Hooking Valley 4its ,... ..l97 Japan 6s .... .t.. .... .... .. " 2
 do 2nd Series .... .... ...... 47', Japan 4i*s certificates .... sl b.
 do 2nd Series '' Louisv & Nashv Unified As .lo- "a Manhattan con gold Is .... ....l1p Mexican Central 4s '''' '9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct. 2o.--Cotton seed oil firm; /; prime crude fob nils 29 2shc: do vel low nominal.
 C. flee spot Rio steady; No. invoice sA c; mild quiet Cordova 4 9 l2c. -
 Sugar raw, quiet; fair refining 3i2c: centrifugal s6-test 4c; molasses sugar $Ac: refined steady: No. $. .s4: 40; No. s44,3sa5: \ S4.30; No. si. .25: No 10 v. l5; No. IA s3 95: Confectioners A $ 70: mould g. 95 cut loaf S 60; crushed $5 6o; uo'a 'aercd 500; granulated s49o; cunas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
HARRY K. THAW. How the Specialists Worked to Determin' His Mental State.

New York World,
 Has Harry K. Thaw. the slayer of stan- ford white an insane eye7" Experts who bava axam,ned him claim that he has They say that a peculiar dilation is to be observed in the pupil of the right eye; that tba orbits are different. and that there Is a racuI,ar dropping of the lids only seen in ths eyes of the insane. Upon these facts, if ia said, Thaw's counsel will base their fight for his life.
 Therefore, upon Thaws one eye alone may rest the entire question of his sanity ar insanity The experts, 1t is claimed Sound nothing particularly abnormal about Thaw's physical or mental makeup until they examined his eyes,
 His muscles were in good condition. his pulse regular, his skin sensitive to touch and pain. and the relax action of certain tendons normal.
 These things were not ascertained with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Oct 2O--The dry goods mar en goods in some houses have had record sales this week Fine yarn cotton goods ar" being contracted for twenty-two months ahead Advances being recorded again in tow lines of bleached ana brown cottons. The cotton yarns market Is active. Linens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
rTvKnpooL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Part MOyement.

fGaiyeston-Staady, lie: net receipts 26- ao6: gross receipts 2s s0s: sales l.636 stock ss2.oz4; shipments to Great Britain 5,3sS coastwise 400
 faae5: gross receipts 13.295 sales 1850: stock 123,5so: shipments to Great Britain S,Sl1: coastwise 741
 Mobile-Steady, 10 11-1sc: net receipts 1.23i; gross receipts 1.23l: sales 800: stock 29,40S.
 SIS: gross receipts 14s76: sales s.326: stock ia1.5Ss; shipments to Great Britain 39.1; coastwise 2.160.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

If the marines were not busy down in Cuba. the Washington ministers might induce President roosevelt to call them out to suppress The Clans man" .
 has received Ambassador Leishman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
THE METAL MARKET,

New York. Oct. 20.-There was no change of consequence in the metal markets. busi- ness being quiet as usual in the absence of cables
 Tin is quoted at s43. Q $43.So,
 Lake copper at $21. .75 @$22. 50: electro lytic at s21 50 $22. co: and casting at $21 .25Q$21.75.
 Lead was quiet at s5.759$5. 96.
 Spelter quiet at SC. 20 9s6. 30.
 Iro naws firm and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEW oxrrANs SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, oct. 2O.-Spot cotton c1osed steady hc lower middlng He. Sales were es0 bales on the spot and 800 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at decline of six to nine points. Notwithstanding that spots were lower the futures market advanced after the opening. The usual week end liquidation was checked by predictions of frost in the cotton belt and rain by Monday The market closed steady two to five points above yesterdays final figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, Oct. 2U-F Iour qulet Wheat steady 76G l2c. Corn firm 49c. Oats easy 35a |c. ~.- ." Provisions steady; lard firm ss.so9ss.oo Whiskey firm sl 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEW YORK IMPORTS.

New York, Oct. 20-Total imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending today were valued at $15 1SS.903.
 Total imports of specie at the port of New York for the week ending today were S9O 205 silver, and S4.43S.796 gold.
 Total exports of specie from tho port of New York for the week ending today were S409295 silver and S5. 470 gold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New Y0rk, Oct. 2O.-The market Tor cor fca futures opened steady at unchanged prices which was rather due. The market closed steady net unchanged to five points lower. Sales were reported i'eoo paBs
 Including: . December ... .... .... ......6 70 March ''.. .'.''''''''' ~ So = May .s.. ''''' '''''' ~ E so July ''''' o oV september ...... .... ..''''o''o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Wilmington, N. C.. Oct. 2o.-Turpentine firm 66Ac: receipts A.
 Rosin nothing doing: receipts 1,os7.
 Tar firm $2 20; receipts 16.
 Crude turpentine firm; hard $9.2B; vir- gin and dip .50: receipts 135 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
ST. LOFTS CIOSyNG MARKETS

St. Louis. Oct. 2O.--The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: Dec. 71%G72 bid: range 71Z to 72A@A. May 76h Q A bid: range 76h to 76Ls %.
 Corn:- Dec. 40h: range 40M to 4OM@A May 41la hid: range 41ls to AK.
 Oats:-
 Dec 33 bid. May 34% range S4ss to 34h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAJ'
 FORECAST

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 The tropical storm is still off the coast or the Carolinas and is causing easterly winds and cloudy, rainy weather in the middle and south Atlantic States The east guif states, Louisiana and the Mississippi val ley are under the influence of wave Of which is over the upper lakes) and fair, moderately cool weather prevails. The weather in Texas and the states lying i'm mediately to the east of the Rocky noun tains is warm and cloudy. and Is due to low pressure centers over the middle ana southern Rocky mountain slope.
 Fair weather is indicated for Alabama tonight: Sunday will be partly cloudy.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the q Hours ending at a.m.. 7Stb
 Meridian Time.
 Mont Oct 20. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
ST. LOIIS PRODUCE

St. Louis, Oct. 20.-F'lour steady Whiskey steady $1 33.
 Pork steady $15 %.
 Lard higher: prime steam %. Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts $9.25: clear ribs ss.6 621a; short clear $9.S71s.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts SlO 50: clear ribs S10. 62h. short clear Sl0.s7L
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

REMARKS: Last night was cooler in Alabama. Misis- | sipp and Louisiana. Rains are reported from the Carolinas. Georgia and Texas.
 MONTROSE W. HAYES. Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau. |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
Nrxv YORK COTTON FTyTrrREs.

New York, Oct 20.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange closed steady today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET OPENED WEAK ON WEAK
 GABLES.
This Carried Active Month Abuut 75 Points Down From High Level and Much Covering Was
 the Result.

New York, Oct 20.--The cotton market opened steady at a decline of 11m22 points in response to weak cables and a favorable weather map.
 This carfred the active months about "a points down from the high level of the week and there was very heavy covering to absorb the liquidation and selling on stop loss orders Prices rallied about f4 points rom the lowest during the first hour. but later eased off little. although the mar het in the middle of morning seemed quite steady on the less favorable weather fore- cast.
 Receipts at the ports today 67.sss bales ggainst 5S.742 bales last week and 40.S4a last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

NAVAL STURES. Savannah Ga. Oct. 20.-Turpentine firm 68.c; sales 219; receipts 41S shipments l.6a6.
 Rosin firm sales 2.s74; receipts 1897; shipments ITS; stock Ss.!l7 Quote; ABc s4.20Q$4.25; G S4.25@s4.3O: H $4.35; $437A @s4.4o; s4.70; NJ s4. S5 @$4.S0; N s5.2O VIC s5sC: wv S6.00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
MONTGOIERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (Corrected Dsily.)

These prices are at wholesale and not ta consumers:
 starch-Corn 6010c: standard xoods. pearl 4Ao: gloss lump 4Ac: nickel pack Rice-Extra fancy shc; head A05c; broken Shc; Japan 6c Salt-Liverpool $1; Virginia E0c.
 Vinegar-Per gallon 14322c.
 Coffee-Green. common l0h lie; prime TX 911hc: choice 12Gl2hc: fancy l30 Candies-stick shc: fancy sgloc.
 Crackers-XXX soda 6hc; XXX Ginger snaps 7c
 ou S3 .20t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
 Memphis. Oct. 20.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude BOG: choice meal $25. .50; prime meal s23 %; prime cake S25. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
NAVAL STORES.

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans, Oct 20.-Sugar market un changed and steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

Charleston. S. c. Oct. 2o.-Turpsntins and rosn nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

are very firm: but quiet. Burlaps are Cuiet.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Oct. 20.-Cotton seed oil prime 29c: crude 2Sa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
For Sale.

In of five HandEx MONTGOMERY BA Q.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

New Orleans. Oct. 20.-Cotton futures on Inc New Orleans Cotton Exchange today eiesed steady Quotations ranging as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

LOCAL COTTON. epot cotton in the Montgomery market koAay wna quoted as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21
rprAsrpy RAIANCES

TREASURY BALANCES.
 wa.h,pcton oct o2-Today's treasury baIances exclusive of the gold reserves show: .,.,r ns. = roId nos, and huIIion .. 1O6. .s4s.954