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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
Bon ben Ebilippinen Snieln.
Y c 10 2lprf. 6. u

N III - I, D. Ilg.
Nus Ntnniln berid)tet cine 9es
pelhc: Ser Wtilitdrcorbon iii
IbMpon ouf Der Snlel 2epte tpuroe
bon $50 Yulaianen burhbroheu,
ipelbe Die @tuni5ipalgebduoe niebers
brunnten unb Den ebemaligcn YrdIis
oenten Der Staot. 5lpei Gonitabler
unp orei Gpli5iIteu tobteten. Sic
lperben Jest bon Soloaten uuo Con-
itnblern perfol9t.
Wiaor CRAWFORD unb 9dpt. ssnaus
Der murpen, als lie i'm norplihen
2uSon mlf einem SloB iiber Den glbus
lung Sins icbeu pollten, bon S9prs
rotten iiberinllen. Die Seiben unb
iiiui ibrer Segleiter purben pur6
Yieilc peripunbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
Sruei yrIocr uum glit setOotct.

Springfielb. D. 0to.. 8. glua.
eeltern ipilroe Die bieiige @egenp
bon cinem beftisen @eipitter beim9es
iudt Gin SliB fubr bur6 Sen
S6orniteiu in bos Sous bes fiiniSebn
Wteilen lpeltlih bon bier ipobnenoeu
Snrmers Sobn 6. Iarep unp toptete
be1en SDbne, ben iieben Sabre alien
rSobn ilnb ben nhtSebn Sabre altcn
See. pelcbe i'm Sette logen. Scr
fiini Sabre nlte Srnnf. lpelcber in
bemlelben Bette lag. lpurbc mlr be-
tdubt. Die appie uno @eiicbtcr Der
beipeu 9et0pteten Sriiber lpurbcn
bur6 Den Slib cntiteut. melher burct
ben Subbobcn ihlua unb allh eincn
&uno tobtete. iuclder inter benz
SnlIle Dor Dem llnlpetter Scub ocs
Illd)t Bate Sns 6nus gerietb in
Srnnb, iebob plrpe pos Seuer bnlp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
@as in Der SmnoeSper,paltnng an
,6leinisfeiten" perbraudt ipirb.

& q ton, 9. g., 6. Aug.
Sic neun Nbtbeiluusen Der Suns
be5perlpaltllng bdbcn I'M lcBten Sis
talinbre 9anS geipaltige Wen9cn upn
Material, ip9enannten Sleiui9fciten,
rerbrnilht.
@s purpeu uiht ipeniger ais
1.117,442 Sleiitifte pcrbrauc)t.
&Dnnte man aus bieien Nancn einen
ein6igen Sleiitiit mncjcn, 10 ergdbe
iih Elm Sleiitift bon iiber 142 0ieis
len 2Gnge. 9egte man Die Sleiitiite
in elmer Sreite bon Is 3oa neben
chamber. 10 er9Gbe lid, eiu Srottoir
bon lieben Wieilen &dnge. Seber
Glerf befpnmt ieSe SSobc einen
Sleiitift.
Gas Seer Ser Nngeiteuteu pers
braud,te 6S,676,2SS Sriciboaen.
Samit f0nnte man Elm 2anbaut BON
2,346 9lcres bebedcu unb np1 etiid)e
iibrig bebnltcn.
Sic Heaierun9 bat i'm leeten Eefa
nlrnaSiabr 4.371.Sl0 Stabliebert
pertbeilt uno iiber 250.000 Seoers
batter faufen milnen.
Sic Hegierlm99 Sngeitellten perz
brauhteu cine alcbentaie bon s.
356 Wullonen.
Cine Slutb bon 76.0S0 Einto
ichmdrSer llnp 576 SintS rotber
Sinte fam 6rr Sertbeillmg.
Die Hegieruug bat Die aleinigteit
BON 6.737 Yiuno Stednooeln per-
braudlt, IN rrnber Gimme l67, :
00t.T00 Stednnbelu.
05unlmib1nbcr oller Srt tamcn in
Der 3dbl bon 20,S36,S00 gum Scr
brail1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
llnperniinftiger Batter fiibrt icinen
cisenen itnb ben Sob feincs
SpbneS bcrbei.

% t. 6 em mens 8, Nif., 6. Glg.
Ser % Sabre alte Sarnnrbeiter
Sobn 8illmnn mahte nit leinem
aht Sabre alten Sobn in einem flei>
nen Boot cine Spa5ierfabrt auf benz
Clinton SluB. I'm ben fleinen
Sunsen 5u dnsitiseu, fling Biamdn
an, 5u ihalifeln nnb es pduertc niht
lange. bis bas Boot umihlug. geibe
ertranfen. Die Satin uno Wiutter
iab am llfer unb mar 3eu9e bes
llnsliidsfalles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
@ieber cine gln5abl Mmerifaner BON
,friebliden" SilipinpS set5btet.
&c a Mia, 10. 9luc

&c Mia, 10. Iu9.
Sberlcrtnant Sobn s. Sames,
5ipei Soloaten bes s. Snfanteries
9iegiments. Wtilitdrar5t Cabin
Snpber unb Steuercollefteur @illiams
bon SlinoiS iino geitern gluhmittag
bel Sulita auf Der Sniel 2epte BON
Yulaianen in einem 5anbgemen9e
erihlasen norDen. Sie slbtbeilling,
Die aus 5ebn Iann beitanb. belt
tapfer se9en ben iiberlesencn @esner
Stanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

tuoroen, OaB eiuer Der Sanfbeamteu
ourh9ebrannt lit.
Sie EoIiSiitcu erresten Das IfiB1
trallen Der Sepoiitoren. Die lid in
GROCER Sln5abl periammelten linp ibr
@elo perldngtcn. 3eitpeilig tplIrben
Die 3uitdnbe brobeno. aber bie
Yoli6ei belt Die Menifen in Orb
nung.
Sic Ncui9feir oer6reitete iid] iebr
raid nnb mebrerc tieine gdn.er Der
gahbari6nft batten einen Inlturm
aus5u6alten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
Santfrad IN Chicago.
6 hicnao. Ill, 6.

" Nu', W. Guy
Sic MRillunllfec slpenuc StantSz
bant, cine hcr groBteu niht int
Centrum Der Stnbt 9elegeuen 9an>
fcn, melhc ilber $3.600,000 an
Ginlngen bat, bat ibre Sbiireu 9ez
ihloilen. Bic eriten sln6eichen bon
llugcle9enbeiteu ipuren slpanais Yplis
Silten, melte por Der Sanf erihicncn
nm etlpniac lluorpnlln9en 6u pers
bitten; Der YnliSei pur mit9etbeilt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
5iini &inber biiBen beim granbe
ibrer Glternupbnmng has
0cbcu elm.
Seben elm.
s. M n ho 9Pehr O 81,

ON a, giebr., 8. glua.
Siinf &inbcr bes Sbomas S'Sa>
niels bon Sepmpur Yart. elmer Iors
itabt, iino in einem 8ranbe um9e>
fommen, ipelder ibr @lternbaus Serz
itprte. Srau O'SnuielS bat Iebens>
9efdbrlife nno S'Saniels ielber
lhtuere 8ranoipunben erlitten. Die
uerbrannten ainoer iinb: ellie. Is
Sabre; Grnlt. 8 Sabre; Bertha. Z
Sabre; Carl. 4 Sabre; Sloreuce. 3
Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

600 brinsen. Ser 0tais befinOet
lid in oor5iislider YerfaiIung. aans
las unb 9febrasfa tperOen mebr 0tais
ltefern ais je 5upor. Soma iplro
100000 guibel probu5iren.
slub Winouri bat. bon einisen
neni9eu Counties abgeieben. einen
9roBen Iaisertraa su eriparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
gSplfenbrudDartiaer Rescn rid)tct gro
Fen Sd)aocn am.
Oi q pilpn, gSis., s. SllIo.

Wl q ~ SNI"., .. NHN.
@ebr ais iilni 3oa 8egen iielen
beutc Slbenb iunerbnlb 5rpei Smus
Den. lpie Der 9iegierllnss @ettcrbes
obahter melbet. @rpBer Shoben
an @ebdloen iuirb ans 9un6 Siips
@isconlin 9emeloet.
9od forb. SQ., s. Sug.
Gin ihlperer He9en unb beitiges
@emitter perliriahten bente glbeno
aroBeu Shnpen. Ser @erfebr oui
Der .Suter Urban 2ine" nurpe cius
oeitellt, ba pas &aier fnietiei ents
lang Den @eleilen itanc. Der 9lis
traf mebrerc @ebdube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
Sic Siiraerid,aft uon &amiaS Gim
se,uinnt ibren Sampi nm
billigeS UaS.
q aulas Gitp.. 9. Oh

Sic Stnbt AnniuS Gitp bat in
ibrem innaeu annipic I'M billi9e
ojnSpreiie einen Sie9 criohtcu. Ser
Yilrgermeilrer Senroslen erflGrte iih
bercit. Die iosennnntc Slcmin9 SSils
lonlhe giahlrgas %prlngc ju
unterSei6ncn, pelhe Chicago er
anpitnliiien eiuen 30sidbri9en Sreis
briei perleibt. Snut lcetcrcm iinp
ole lnternebmer uerpilihtet, iolucit
Der Torrotb reid)t 9iohlraaS nu
Yripntlcute Su 25 nub al Snbrifcn
iiir 10 GcntS liir 1000 Nubifilb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
ssiel pum iicbenten Stufiuerf I'M ben
Seller.
g c 10 g1prf. 6. Nua.

u 10 y TOT I, D. Nug.
Ser Mlaurer Onpio 9. Wiiller fiel
bel Der Nrbcit aus bem iiebenten
Stod zines Heubaues bis in ben
Seller. Ils Der ihneu berbeiaeras
fene slmbulan5ar5t bsn @erlugliids
ten unterluhte, ieete ii6 leeterer arf
ilnD begann 3u ihimpfen; er lpdr NIT
einigcn llnbepeutenoen @erlebun9en
baponaefommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

6u liefern. Sinb Die Guellen err
ihopft, 10 mrb fiinltlihes 8as gum
Sreiie bon 75 Gents fir 1000 SUB
geliefert iperoen. Die Stabt beyalt
lid oas gnfaufsredt Dor. @isber
foItete bds @as in aanlas GitD
$1.10 Die 1000 aubiffuB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
TerbGnsniHppllcr i3niammcnitpE upn
5,uei eleftriidbcn Strafcns
babnluagen.
Iermillinn. O. G. u

3lpei elcftriihc StraBenbobns
lpaaen Der &dtc Sbore electric Tpab
iino orei Meilen peitiid pon bier
nui elmer Alrpe 6lliammcngeitoBen
unb babcn cine entIeslihe &ntaitro@
pie anaeridtet Srei Ienihen lino
toht uno eiui9c pier5i9 perlebt.
Ser in oitliher 8ihhln9 iabrenoe
&agen nurbe bon bem nnh 8eiten
gcbenoen beinnbc Sur Sdlfte nufges
riiien unp ourtbpbrt. @S bcianoen
lid etipo 50 &enihen auf beioen
gSaeen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
Grtrunfen.
Gbippena a Sails. @is..

6. glnauit.
@. S. SdItab. elm anseiebener
8nufn,ann, itiir5te beute I'M Yine
Cafe aus einem Soote. tpdbrenb er
ibliei. Sein 8efdbrte Soiepb oar
Oing fdmpfte cine balbe Stunbe lang,
nm i'm an rctten, mare a6er beinabe
lelbit ertrunfen. Saroing's &leiber
naren in Sesen eeriiien rnb bel ben
Muitren9ungen. ieinen Sreunb 5u ret@
ten. erlitt er Ouetibpunoen am
gan5en &orper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
Grdiibent 9ipofepelt iuirb Ben aaual=
ban in Nmsenid)cin nebmcu.
Is q n q nj q, D.

q n M a, 6. Nug.
8ollperneur 0tdgoou BON Der 8az
nal5one bat Dem Yrdiipenten Smabor
bon Der 9iepublit Yandma nlitgez
tbeilt, bdB Yrdiibent Gopiepelt Den
8analbau i'm ytonember belu6en
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

(6ortice,ms aui Der s. seite.)i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
DISCUSS POLITICS
TEDDY HAS CONFERENCE AT sAG-
 ANDRE HILL,
President is Not Only Interesting Hlna- self In Congressional Campaign
 But Also Butts in on New York.
ss.4ss,sss.s7

Oyster Bay. N. Y., Sept. 5.-Presi- dent Roosevelt had as his guests toe day Representative Littauer, Chairman Cortelyou. of the Republican National Committed, and Lyman H. Bass of Buffalo. It is understod that both the Congressional campaign and the sit- uation in New York State were thor oughly canvassed.
 After the conference Mir Littauer eppha sized again the fact that the President has a most keen interest in the outcome of the Congressional eiec- ton and also that while he has deter mined to take no active part in the State situation he Is very desirous that the right thing be done by the party in straightening out it's tangle. While MT. Littauer admitted that the State situation was discussed. he said he was not at liberty to announce any conclusion reached.
 Tt Is apparent to every observing man in the State" he said. that the situation today is such to demand the advent of man big enough to en- tirely ignore bossism, a man who could administer the affairs of the State as Governor with a master hand and who could command the vote of the.Repubiican party independent of factional opposition. New York has had ten years Of Republican rule. The State has prospered under that rule and there is no doubt that a large State are Republicans In their inclin- ations. What the party needs Is the nomination of man for Governor who can unite all the Republican votes of the State Of course the work in hand Is to find that man."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODpCE.
 Chicago Sept 6.-The continuance 5f the excellent harvesting weather in the Northwest had a weakening effect today on the local wheat market. December lost Ae ee5n was down s oats .a ss gsre s,gesr orr
 Trading in the wheat market was not active and sentiment was beertsh nearly all day. Pit traders were sellers throughout was nething especially bearish in the news of the day. but the greater psrt or the selling was apparently due to the fear os wheat from the Northwest. decline at Liverpool aided the bears In forcing prices lever The market closed weak and al- cerssher opened Nc to Ae lower af 5s@ 7sMe; sold up ta 7sA @7s%c. and declfnea to 72%c. The close was at 72%c.
 s shss of gss aPs $s. sas orgs Esre vsS faS supply as shown by Rradstreets increased 5sT,eoe bushels. Primary receipts wers 613.o00 bushels compared With Ss4'OoO TOT
 Minneapeiis, Duluth and Chicago report ed receipts 461 cars, against SIS cars tasi
 Lower cables, more llberai receipts anq excellent weather cpnditions induced fref selling of cora and resulted in moderate weakness Pit traders and commission houses were the principal sellers early m the day, but later the cash interests gave the market fair support. .a and closed at 42&Q42Mc. Local reesipts were 5ss cars with s0f of contract grade:
 Oats were affected by the weaknsss af wheat and corn and the market ruled rntn- CT weak all day Cash houses were fair sellers of the December and May dellyeTles. December opened Ac to E lower at SA9 the lowest point. Local receipts were 20s cars.
 Notwithstanding a s@loc decline in the price of live hogs, provisions aeld steady alI day Spot houses and local packers were the main buyers. At the close Jan uary pork was 2hc higher ct SlS lS Jan uary ribs were Ike higher at S 27h:
 Estimated receipts for tomrrow; Wheat es cars; corn 2l5 earsi oats lbs carsi hogs s0,0eo head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET MODERATEitY ACTIVE
 WITH FLUCTUATIONS. IRREGULAR.
After an Enrly, Brealx Bndertons Was Fairly Stemay Wnd Close Was E1rm- d SRaaIi Net
 Decline.

New York, Sept. 5s--The cotton mar ket was r1oderateiv active againh today. with fiuctuakfonss irregular. After. an early break the undert0ne was fairly steady, however. and the close was steady. at a net decline of 2 to.1 mated at 2S0.0e0 bales The opening was easy at decline of 12114 points in response to very disappointing ca- hies. liquidation by some of yester- days huyers and a renewal of bear pressure But some of the larger shorts appeared to be covering at the decline and with a tropical storm pre- coast by Thursday evening offerings were not very heavy so far as fresh selling for short account was concern eds There was some pressnre' from Wall Street sources. a. little Southern selling and some selling by spot peo- pie supposed to be against purchases in the SoutA. but the market gradually, rallied and last prices were at practi- caaly the best of the session. The weather map showed further rains over the belt hut precipitation was light and there were fewer private crop complaints. The government re- port giving the condition of cotton as of August 25. will be issued at I. o'clock next Monday and the first re-. port of the Census Bureau giving the amount Of cotton gfnned prior to Sep tember will be issued at ? o'clock on the same day.
 Receipts at the ports today were. 11s329 bales. against tl,306 last week and 21.f70 last year. For the week. e0.00o bales against 74,775 last week and 157,s0S last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 469 bales against D. 259 last year and at Houston 6,275 bales against 1o429 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

cerned was in excellent condition during the last two days of the week and at the final round up but little offerings remain ed on factors tables. The total fransac- tions of the week were ls.A70 barrels
 Official quotations were: Water white sB 50 e S5. 70; window glass s5 .s5; N 5.i0 e s6. .I5: M sa. 80; K s4.70; I s4.6o; H s4.s5 G s4. 37k @S4.45; F s4.37h; E $4. so D s4.A6; EBA eS. 9e@s4.i5.
 Statistics of tbis market follow:
 Receipts: Tuesday 5,25l barrels; wesk 15,aA7; month s,sSI; season 305,s21 eign b,s5O; month s.b22; season g72, ,47d barrels.
 Total sales for week ls.47O; stock on hand 7e,e42 barrels. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St. Louis. Sept 5-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: Sept. 67b asked; range 6EM to ssx. Dec. 70h asked; range 701s to S1 $ @7l k. May 75; range 75 to 75%.
 Corn:-
 Sept. 44& asked; range .44k to 4Bk. Dec. 4o% asked; range 4B$ to 40M04l, May 414 asked; range 4i& to t2 Sept. 30; nominal Dec. sl% QslN asked range SIS @slA May 3sM bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
NAVAL. STORES WEEKLY REVIEW:

ssvannah, Sept. b-tspeciaL with spirits of turpsntine ceiling ai thrss pTesss T.sss at the finei cal Of 5Nssaay; y;onss,,dn nse ana vas vas rapidly Recovering from the slump of the carry part of :he week.
 receipts tStsl even to me ytSSs RTssssbaEt bat heavy, owing principally te the agsrayat- Ing Scarcity of labor at the naval stores camps et the belt ana ss sS sSess"as sn Inc psst holiday Inactivity. competition was keen and there vas quite 2 ssssTols TOT pTsess Rlissi whtsa 1rS sSSssSx ssd SIC per ssl- lon. The sales at these values were: ls. at seHc; 357 ceaka at eeKc; and Il essk4 at Sic: in the late ate tIaqing s,or'a hands we're snapped up about the higher, level.
 While the season thus lar hss PEeVea anS q disappointrnsnt to many many sn Ya .hs MT earrieS I on With a bare profit realized, the chief trouble is traeeable to the lack ef labor saa the .ssy ts ass to %ESs s @ taEe ins mSsSFist SS%e1sr prices thus far have
 mach better thsn R 59 astels ses fRs that ths market has seen it's lowest ana Tor the Ie- mainder of the season will show strong uRTSeu Tbs stump is the earlier part of the week was caused largely by the absence temporarily 9f influential tb w,nS interests of % the week buying had been renewed to the usuRi volume ana the market was strong Of un- dertone at the advance with prices snow ing barely Mc lower on the outside from last weeks level at closings.
 The receipts Tuesday. were l.2IS easks, i. a total of 1I5,fl3 casks against lRaasa casks to same day last year. 1ptRl sales for week were 2.s1s casks,
 The exports Tuesday were, 32a easkei week 12i4 month 94S casks. and iOo,ef casks for the season Of the weeks total but 400 casks went te forslgp dastlnatleAs stock on hand was 18TH casks.
 As in spiFits lo h rosips. After sl'sns slump during Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. because of bear raids. the market responded during Monday and Iussday 70 Increased bull activity and prices ware rapidly regaining their former leyels fn2 market 60 far as buying orders Wsse con-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
stoele Makers Convention.

Wheeling, W. Va. Sept 5.-The eighth annual convention of the Ea- tional League of StogIe Makers is in c S. O. sherman. president of the Industrial Workers of America. and Organizer Frank of PittsbuFg, address ed the convention, ufging the stogie makers to join the industrial workerA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
Interinr Movement

Houston-Steady, 9 3-16c; net receipts 64eF5 gross receipts 6.275s shipments s. 739; i; sales 1909; stock 27,A7.
 Augusta-Steady. 3--bec; net, receipts 7s5; gross receipts 7s5; shipments ss7 sales l. 000 stock 9,s70. Memphis-Quiet, s%c; net receipts 2T, gross receipts 27; sales 50: stock 5,767
 St. Louis-Quiet s%c: gross receipts 362. shipments sol; sales 5f; stock 13,1oI.
 Cincinnati-Stock 5.1S9. 2 Bouisyilfe-Firm. 105kc. i Total today--Net receipts 7.097; aross receipts 7.4ss; shipments 7.227; sales 2.41o: stock 61, 174.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

crop news being mixed and not encourag- Ing from Texas. Furvh her decline after tion of the government report at the end of the week, which operated to make trading
 limited Prices rose untH they were near
 the highest at the close. The close was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
DAILY coTrox MARKET.
Port Movement.

Fort Movement.
 GalvestoH--steady. 9kc. net receipts e.sas: gross receipts ess4sI sales, f,ees; stock 4a,ss1
 New. Orleans--Easy. 95sc; net, receipts 4eo; gross receipts 4se; sales 2,75n; stock 15,619: shipments coastwisa 1Sas Mohtla--Sfsady szLo. not rara,sota ask gross Freeeipts 3Ss; sales TOO, stock 6.222; shipments eoastwises 2.
 Sayannah--Cuiefs 16-16ci. net receipts stock 20,73Ts shipments; coastwise $50 Charieston-Steady, SS4c; net receipts wilmington--N Nominal; stock 32a,
 Norfolk-Quiet. 9akci net receipts, BPS; gross receipts BPS: stock s.49ss shipments coastwise 3ss.
 Baltimore Nominal. sNc: gross receipts 2S5; stock 2,2S5
 New York-Quiet 9.s0; sross receipts i3.522; sales 1888 stock 9n.es2s
 Boston-Quiet 9. 90: stock, 1,52S; ship menIs to Great Britain 7A Philadelpbta--Steady, 10L1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
Adont Revined RItuaI.

Buffalo. Sept. 5-Fhe Chapter General of America, Knights of St. John and Malta. in annual session here today, voted to adopt the revised ritual exem- Plihed by g degree team of Canadian Knights
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
rprAsIrRv nAI.ANcEs.

Washfngton, Sept 5.-Hodays statemeA. of the treasury balances tn the gsnefe' Available cash ..., .. -4sod'eessa'syy, sy5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Sept. 5--Spot cotton elos- ed quiet and, r. -Isc lower; middlipg A Ac; sales on the spot 1.700 bales and i.050 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at a decline. prices being 109I3 points under yester- cay's close Poor Liverpool cables were mainly responsible. for the opening decline
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06

Savannah, Ga, Sept. 5.-Turpentine steady 61@62c; sales 572; receipts 642
 Resin firm; sales 4,069; receipts 2,Tai 1, shipments 10; stock 79,37s. Quote: ARc s3L 95; D $4. l5; E Si 30: c sA.s5; H $4.4b; S4.50; K $A.s0; M $4.65; N s5. %; VIC s5:s5; wv s5.e9