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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
SOCIETY BEGINS
GETTING IN
LINE
Some Young MatrOns Who
viii Became Leaders IN the
Season Now Opening.
% Catherine Altman.
Washlngtoh. Doc 40.
swolai Cnrrespondenco

spcoiai Correspondence
nark. bark. hear the dogs harki
CONGRESS o. coming 90 town.
Some lu riggs 90 and some in tags
And some la velvet GOWNS
With an due fOrmaliiy congress has
been Cnrned. and. Az Henry Wand
HercheF said of Heaven. the CHIEF snr
prise las in the meeting with many
familiar faces, plously consigned fe
the ulher place As usuul. the Gal
leries were filled to their utmost Ga.
pacty by beautifully gownod women
who watched the scene ~ the coarcn-
ing of American statesmen with eager
Interest Prominent AMONG those
present were Mrs Fairbanks. Mr.
Nicholas iyongw0rih. and the Misses
Shouis the latter daughters ~ the
chairmnu of the lsihman canal com.
missioa. who are here 90 make heir
Gebai
WRshlngions eoneress oual aei will
b. gr&red hy many fair mafrona this
winter whose places iB sfH'iety afs "a.
ready assured uatuiui interest o.
felt in Mrs. lnnRWoTh. Whp Oil un.
dunhtodly assume the leadership in
her new role a. Mr6. Congress man.
Nm Wlthatanding her poaiiion as
daughter ~ the president. hGGnrer,
She win be- expected 10 make the
mnmehirus "Arst call" ON an the
wives of her husbands seniors ln the
house. senate cabinet and ihn sn
prpmp court
THAT "our Allies" has hiRh ambitions
for her husband was very fraaklr evil
denced by me manner in which che
very Materially assisted him in his
recent campaign and b b 10 be- sup
posed that her entertainments VIII
have e political aa we'll a. a ncIal
signihgance u IS said that she is
yery deainlua of establishing salon.
whore tina brains as well ns The beauiy
uf the capital shall be attracted. auu
surely no other young mairun has
had such u gulden opportunity fo graft
liy her nmbstlon.
Mrs Murray Crane. Formerly Miss
Josephine nnardmnn viii mako h0r
FIRST appearance On omcial society as
ihe wife Of she junior senator from
Massachusetts Mrs crane has spent
nearly her wkQlo ilio in Washington
where she 81 great iav0-lfo She
ia. moreover. On intimate friend 81
Mrs ilnnFWaub
san anGfher matron making her do.
hut Ia tho congressional circle VIII
BE- Mrs SWeignrt SHIRLEY ~ Non.
lucky who was Mas Mignon Cniien
~ New YORK Tha marriage OF Mr.
and Mrs Shirley loHk place less Than
a year ago. and VISA another romantic
Nounel to that famous oriental iunkci.
ing party 20 the Philippines.
Mre Burke Cochran was also wo0ed
and won under eastern akifs. ai.
though her marriage took place hni "a
ieN weeks ago and she haa now aali,
ga away un world tour with hef
husband atn % MANY years her fcu-
iur Mls Corkfan was Miss Anna
lunife ldo. daughter of The former
guFefuur general ul tho Philippines
I6f lnunchinR OF Tine Misses shuuis
nn ine social world nf Washington
VIII arouse unusual interest hy Fea-
son ~ the puhlfiiy given 90 the re
ported enragameni 81 Miss Ihrodufa
iu ihe nuc ~ Chaulee uf France.
The no young iailos are handsumc
ani clever nlrla and received much ai.
ivnilun ln EurD9e WhUfa Nra Reid
presfnici Them ne fhe coufl 0f 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
AND
HARRIS DISCHARGED
The Torrll0fy's own Witness
Proved Abb For
Latter.
MANY WITNESSES TESTIFIED
But Some Absent Antonio Cardu-
Mo Was VcB Much Interested
You Bet.

I AiffN IN expensive 100 NNN NfliIt
Judge Abhnii decided saturday even
iaa taar tho territory had NOT pro
duced sufficient evidence io bold lohn
ntihnap ami Virgil Harris lgr ih.
5huuilnn ~ jose pldiIla. the ntst
namod az an eccompllgF and the ili-
iief fuf fha actual shooting in face
TIE Witnesses for The territory ihrms
selves proved an alini Tor Harris and
showed ~ their evidence thar nef
KNAPP warned padula ihfi he Wuuld
litely ~ shm. previous iu the ahnni
I ing. hcrnuGa d. knCE that Nfsa
number ul desperate mon had married.
pudiila and that be- had totn told so
by one af Bis employees. Nho said thai
lumber iackr Wurklng lu the timber
90 Came SIX we're wearing guns for
the Saloon keeper II was agldfli
from the Testimony thEt neihn1n sad
warned rRailla foi bis padilla'al own
I good.
Witnesses inf the territory showed
that tmryls had been ln Kssuef bofnFr
I the lhontiug and taaf BE- rad been
there Immediately after ihH shooilar
that he was one ~ ave men WIN lrft
kotncr when " WAS learned that ga
dillu bad heon shul aHh Ncni tu lhn
scene Of ihU shooting iu help bfinF
The wounded man bach iO ketnef
Harris might have huQan some
thine 81 che ah0ofinE bat he was
exempt ~ bis own desire from taking
The NWntfa stand hrrnu1o Dc was
lchsfgod with tho crime
The MOST important witness iDf ,hn
territory was Auiurio narduino car
inspector Cor ihe Xunl Mounialn Hait
way I'd Dhurruu 10 gave strong
testimony against helknap IN the
lforenOon 10y rcpeailae a conversation
which took place hotvc,n himself aad
Carl Ruaecmna an 0mpioye ~ she
company "a Thufcnu. According "a The
Witness nnsocmuH had progressed
the HhootinG az Padiila ed told iar
dulnu shat fislknap would nave some
thing 20 40 with ~
Then after the 8hFulinE Rnaprfsnf
broke he news lp Oanduino by sa3
Ing
"rhey got HIN
Got Nho7' asked ualdulno.
Doe pudilia." answered HUHnfwaH
Rmormns wHs One uf lhf Wlinfft
that cuuid not bo foand
in fho afternoon as IL BE- on after
INNANN|NNNH NftMNNNN.N NN"WN NNN.N h'NNNH'NN WIZ
dunno back to the slRad The witness
then told of q light or guarrei thet
iurourrcd between Nogerfsus and him
self and tire final discharge nf TIE i0r
mci from tho service
Why didn't you giAc hiss testimony
ihla momingf" Attorney nuhH0a ask
"a ihe witness
"nerause ] vaan asked a. was
the rnswrf
We'll how did lhp district attorney
come 90 think nf nf" roaiinuod ihN
lminrncy fnr iho defense
Because told him wac tho ga
lhWtr
Wa afe taking quite an interest BOZ
ihia case, gre you noi
You Ret"
Why"
Because ans good eiiizcn if
NJ Beiknnp had had anything 90 do
with 49, ahoutinE ~ pldiila I dia nof
want iu work ior him
uardnieu was born III Hnnia w.. and
has SEEN working up and down tho
Santa ~ for many years. having va
the mean lime spent thrive years in
Albuquerque and several years Ht lsi.
Jap
iieuieaant Citginno Hara uf fho
mmnteh police was placed On ihs
stand sui gave little evidence n lm
pnrianre
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
MAJOR PLuMMER HAS
RETURNED FROM ALASKA,

Major Edward a. plummcr Third
United states Infantry who was sia.
iiornd 81 For' Marcy iog a number pi
foara while a lieutenant in the Teuih
ninnirg and who served tWu years
Boz dnty 10 Fort ytgheri Iu Alaska
BIAS returned from that iar-qn pos
caai0n nf Uncle Sam aud Is nov Fin.
Iunfd in command oi fuu Wright.
Malo uf Washington Major Plum
hfl has number of very warm
blends in ihla territory little Owe
$50 yoafs ugo hc spent q munth'a
Nav of absence Wiih friends "a
nta Fe AMID ihen Departed ior
Alaska,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

washington. Doe 3D. The inter
state commission s iu 8essi0n
rcsumlne me hear.nG of charges
against alleged wniusi rates. Two
complaints aiieglnK unjust ANA unrea.
aonable FHtes ARE beius considered
one la from shippers m Chaat Indian
Territory. iu which che ga louis a
San Francisco rallrond o. named as
defendant Tire Adams fNpress com.
pany. the uniied states fHuresa cam.
pany end ihc southern Express com.
pany ere nnmod a. defendants by
ihe Wcrrcs ana ilnion SIR Works,
% being alleged that these companies
charged excessive rates f0r express.
age from PcioNhurg Va to Sew
York The cases Hra expected iu oc.
rupY O. wck In hearing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
.GLIMPSES FOR ORIENTAL
AND RUSSIAN GHETTOS

Hoiihard iteHiach, professor of hiH-
tory. Hebrew Union college. Cincin'
matt o.. viii lcrturu here Saturday
night Dee 20 USING siereOpiican
Views ag Illustrations Here are some
OF lhc subjects the distinguished
professor viii speak ou
Aiocria.-Orlonial aspects of Mar.
settles Seaiaring in the Modhorau.
can Toe strange Hights 81 Algicrs.
Algeriaa Jews and their religious Gus.
ioms Trials OF fne Algerian Jews.
Vcneraiion of graves in Algeria and
m Tunls The ideal oi female beauty
in lunis The covenant Of Abraham
IN Constantine
Egypt--ln the shadow of the pyra.
mida A Rabhinicai c0uri. Alexandria,
the city where Orient and Oecldenf
minglf
misunderstanding Jerusalem The
cosmopolitan character OF she Holy
city The city of insiiiuiio1s. A
"Nolksfeaf" The wall of wnillH.
lsraol's hope The colonies niddinS
peace unto Jerusalem
key-~8myrua, tsr city of me
iaiae Messiah The residence of the
rndlehah
Russia and Poiand-~Cily NE Mis-.
fy ui hard working people ln the
wake OF Dusroms The tragedy of
me Russpn Jew Win The Jewish
mixers in Oaliria
oects-The Caraitcs in Cairo. Con
aianilnopin Odosaa ard nn'ias Ca
ileia The sHnariinus.
cominq Homc-Au oid kthilia' on
fhe csc 0f ts disappearance Tna
motlur 0f American cilseae.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

look for ne animals They found
tracks without numbers Boz after
searching hiah and low thty wore
forced io return nome with empty
eime haEe They fo-nS meet of hlr
raiilcsn1kcs. however. Hnd Killed.
them. one RATHER had sixteen raitiea
The party was composed ~ Freak
Dawson. r. y Ruhty. G. G. Cockfell.
"a Baker. w ~. Jackson. ~ n.
Brown. Newt bayfield,. and J &. DO.
hart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
PAMPHLET ISSUED SHOW
ING RAIL ROhu nEvENuEl

New YORK Dee lH 80 iifamneI.
YlCe pfrsidcnt Gf ihe NeN Ynrt cen.
uai Railroad lsanad "a pamphlet o..
daF Whlrh slnNs that inc revenues
NJ ih0 railroads 0f fhH cllairY fm
carrying ihe agricultural uIninria 90
the year amounted fu tlliiNfu3l.
lu figuring oui flH ea4B|na which
CHna iu the transportation companies
from SOC products I'd fho s0u. 800
i1l4i CROP nlnduciim tna iis value ai
current mafNef prices arr taken in'
io Confederation OF url' Az iAo ever
aee railroad rate aul eagnimv ~
ear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15


iuare Wells war treated Ia q Ronu
iuo surprise yesterday. when he came
iaio ihD pnaarGiiOn " q coin fof the
aassaa tme which he had mafhes'
Win bic initials On the year 1873. snYn
The Prescott journal Miner
TIE coin marked s. ~ the half
dallaf denomination. mintad in she
year 1878, Whrn u came into bis p0g
Heasion while be- was cnunfy recorder
10 recalling fho incident nf mafhiuH
ihe plere Of silver the iudEo reiltrs
thai ane ~ hts constituents uhura
agHe DO canpO recall WAS IA ihe
emue "a the time. ana that both y
naea nafhnd new halt dollar ~
ia iaeIllr eaF lHmarhlnE lnai
Weuld await the time whey
Markes eoiEH mighi afnin Angl
eaelai heas in their n0aheif1fe
While e0nniing q numhRrtt
dpllars m the eh1leaalc Nn lh0
owned by Jake MARKS. wfefwaFds
hailunEef noticed ihc/disoogefB
hnlfd0ilar immodllk pirce ~
noiifying thr iudEWes redeemed
The Judge fncuVof retaining
nmi eiancn anl Aiher hccpsahes
~ "i'h ''' Erged in memuff on
A,lh n1mh politician aha ?
hls earg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
THIS RACE or PEOPLE is ALL WRONG
MODERN GIRLS sass THEIR
PARENTS AND cHARg AFTER
BEAuN 49, it's a RACE FOR
MONEY. SAYS RgTiHEp BANK.
ER. WHO WOULD RATHER live
IN THE COOP oLD DAYS.
sSg6ssSge8s gssg
Patrlerch Holland

Springfield. Mo. Dec TO-
John q. Holland retired
banker aud the richest man
ln Springfield after hvi-g IN
America for 30 years has de-
cidp1 that bo would rather. o.
LIVING So years aeo than 90
day Tho country be- SAYS is
cumE'otoiy dginOiaiizel BIZ az
this show and blow n high
living
Holland was married ln Ken.
lucky at she ago of a. with
his wife he moved 90 Spring.
field in iSfi when the c0un-
try was Wilderness BE
built u little home and gradual
iy made money until D. be-.
came prosperous and lnuUea.
! tiai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

roo 1NlL GAM 4
Homer hHhm Dc Young son 0f &
p haher 0f Mineral nui. and pupl
80 ihe CASTLE school af l.ns VEGAS y
aunerlng num a broken leg and olhe
injuries ns thc result Cf lonle
game between young siHdents alfI
school Ho was fhe nnfoaef
Spectator iu ne case A crehrd
schou.maies n ulats fnmaiIQf 3d. Z
around fhe CORNER % o. bmM was
fufe the boy cluid esesMe crowd
hnocked e"Hn aud fhe IN DE- wA-
ie'i upun hlm ln b hea4and hroken
imced hack under NJ remin ihelr I
When u-e boys WI their playmate
ieri th,y soon WnA caliri tf'-
wa BADLY lni.Hbleh be- gas rarieH
efly Nasop Va broken ies ~
neme tMiffnal .niurie. when
youth W. no g1ourhi in Ne sefi'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

nep0rie from OfoErandn. fha new
mining camp of Oleru county. see toll
lho erect ihai wild cate have bevn
killns 1--we siocs in thai vicinity
When che Snow iell lnst week. party
az 0g0gfaado spprsmel vent ont DO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

a. ~ Bell haf resigned hjs position
as nlghi ticke agent f1f tbo seuia ~
Railway counany I'd las Vegas iO a..
.copi n 9iNer a. cnshior With zoe Har
ffy ealing house system
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08

i12.oOo. an increase over the same days year before last of s3, 900. and an increase over the same time in 1903 of s7.OOo.
 For the seven days of December the to- sess snow an increase over last year of l12,OOO. an increase over the lame period year before last of ss.ooa. and an increase eeyr the same time in 1903 of 67.O00.
 For the ss days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate Is ahead of the 9s 9ays Of last year 412.000. behind the same days year before last 307.000 and ahead of 1903 by 7s4,000.
 The amount brought into sight during the pSst pss week has been ss1.44s bales, against last year. 50s.65S year before last and 524- l42 the same time in 1903.
 The movement since September 1st shows receipts at all United States ports 47I7,- 04s. against 4,302.7S0 last year. 4S92Ss4 year before last and 4.126.276 the same time in 1903 Overland across the Missis- sippi. Ohio and Potomac Rivers to northern mills and Canada 5,366, against 3047S1 last year. 37S.962 year before last and 307,- in excess of those held at the close of the commercial year 4s4.4s6. against 539,34S last year, 646.176 year before last and 461.7S1 the same time in 1903: southern mills tak- ings 7S9r0e0, against 774.126 last year. 72I. stO year before last and e53.19s the sam time in 1903
 These make the total movement for tn, sS days of the season from September 1st to date 6,3S2,S4 against 5,921,030 las; year S.639,ss2 year before last and 6.54s,e41
 Foreign exports for the week have been 303,5so, against 233.157 last year. makine the total thus far for the season 3,194. .10S. against 2,67S.231 last year, an increase of 515,S77
 Northern mills takings and Canada dur ing the past seven days show an increase of 6.S61. as compared with the corresponding period last year. and their total taking since September 1st. have decreased 120, TAI The total takings of American mills. North South and Canada. thus far for the season have been I.62s.017. against l,72s, s,976 last year. These include s22.s47 by northern spinners against 9435S
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 29 leading southern interior centers have increased dur ing the week 121.104 bales, against an in crease during the corresponding period last season of 2s,46s and are now 144.S6O small CT than at his 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 suply to date is 6.63o. e1s. against 6,365,561 for the same pe- riod last year.
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS
 New York, Dec. 6, 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
H. & B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G. AbercFOmbit
 g Commerce Street.

New Orleans, Dec. 7.-Although Mon days census report on ginings to De- cember 1st, and the annual estimate of the Department Of Agriculture of Tues o'clock, New Orleans time, are ex- pected to confirm moderate crop esti- mates by indicating yield of about 12,500,000 bales. the weight of move- ment to market had a depressing effect upon values today. March declining to lO.4O, compared with yesterdays close of 1O.5 The amount brought in sight for the week totaled the record propor- tion for this period of the year of 591,- 900 against 420,000 last year and 509,- 900 year before last making amount marketed since September. 1st figure 6,333,000 against 5.921, ,000 year ago, and 6,640,000 in 1904. The movement to date compared with the large crop year is only 317,000 bales less, and it is probable that by the end of De- basis with the 1S,566, GOO movement of two years ago, and run larger com paratively thereafter until the month or March, when the movement became heavy ,,, again in the big crop or longs, no matter what the Govern ment estimate may be or how much cotton might be reported ginned to the 1st inst, and it is feature to be reck- oned with, as 1t will tend to add great iy to the worlds visible supply, even though spinners' takings be heavier in the near Iuture than they were during the ensuing three months of the vis- lble reserves in the world than was held two years ago. when the market declined to about 625 for contracts and to 1-2 for mddllng cotton. No such a break in prices Is looked forward to this season. not by a big margin but 1t does seem that values will seek a lower level, especially if the reports to be published next Monday and Tues day be less hullish than expected.
 We have it from good authority this afternoon that the National Ginners' Association will come out, probably to- morrow, with a report showing gin- ings to December 1st to be about g. 900,000, and with an estimate on prob able size of crop for a yield of 11SO0- 900 bales, exclusive of linters, From technical point of view, longs would appear to have the best of the argu- ment as to the Government not esti- mating a crop larger than 12,00O, ,0O0, for the reason of the acreage. accord ing to its own figures. totaling but 2S,6S6.00O acres, against 31,730.000 acres in 1904. In which year the last of crop condition reports. in October, averaged 75.S compared with 71.6 this year Furthermore. the unusual early low temperatures experienced in early Oc- tober and in last half of the same month this year, not to mention the destructive storm in the Gulf States are to be considered.
 Yours very truly,
 C. G. Abercrombie & Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
DAnx COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

caIveston--steady. 1O%c; net receipts IT. sB2; gross receipts 17,352; sales 2S2; stock 4sR ASA: shipments to Great Britain lS'96S; fo continent IT, 131: to Japan 10000
 New Orleans-Steady, l0Ac; net receipts aAs5O; gross receipts 14,s30; sales S,So0; stock 2ss, ,TO5: shipments to continent 800; coastwise 122. ,. o-, aross receipts STA; sales 1000; stock 66'boO' shipments eoastwise 3s2. ,.
 savannah-Quiet, 10 7-l6c; net receipts c Ssc. S~oss receipts s72O; sales 4,139; stocE 1ss. ss1; shipments to continent lo'1Sli .SbssrisstonEsteady. 1OAc; net receipts D. s7s; gross receipts 2.27s: stock 17o27; ship Fnents coastwise 727. ,. ,
 VIV1iImington-Firm, lO%c: net receipts l; Ezg. gross receipts 1,529; sales l25; stock ST. SO7; shipments coastwise 3. ,,o.
 Norfolk-Dull, 1OAc; net receipts 4' l0S' a,.rsa reeeipts 4 1O9: sales 7O2; stock b4,bl2; Shiprnents coastwise 1.6S9
 TSaItimore-NominaA. lie; net receipts .ns. .,rnHs Teoeipts 6OS; stock 1l.0s9; ship nents to Great Britain 755' to continent ''- 52a: eoastwise 1,5OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
'F. F. Johnstone & Go.
 Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen " l HurtsF a
 cettOn Bought at Any Point in Alabama Storage and ConsiQnmens Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities

movement has once more set the world thinking, now that weeks or actiFe acquisition Of supplies have someWha1 satisfied actual and sentimental appe- tite It would be rash to jump to the conclusion that all the spot excitement IS over because producers and holders nave been emphatically educated 10 the value of the goods and are not liable 10 give in soon. but under present CIT Humstances much certainty depends on what sentimental support speeuIation and trade derive from Mondays pupil" cations.
 Our market opened two to sour low CT, soon followed by further WeaknesS. Expectation of heavy into sight fig- ures and the interior movement show particularly at Georgia ana Mississippi points, intimidated buying of any kind. The official forecast of the into sight movement for the week is 50O,0OO to 597.000 bales was more than expected, rausing a further depression. March selling down to 10.41. Buyers of actual cotton are holding off, taking only what iS being offered them at conces' sions. Hardly any new business from lhroad.
 Spots continue easy, the f. Q. b. basis being further reduced to twenty-nNe ding and sixty-five to seventy for Liverpool good middling.
 Futures steadied around 10.40 for March; it was the shorts turn to give some consideration to a bullish visi- hle supply statement tonight with probably 60,000 to 90,000 larger spinners takings than last year, and prepare for In the last two hours Eastern de- mand showed up in the spot market and steadied 1t,
 Truly yours,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
Truly yours Hayward. Vick and Clark.
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS WISH
 RLE aIIRRIY ETATEMENT-

New Orleans. Dec. 7.-Secretary Hester's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and tele- graphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week, last year and the year before. It shows an increse for the week just closed of 307,532. against an increase of i94.s70 last year and an increase of 233.357 year before last.
 The toal visible Is 4.60s.12s against 4,- 295.596 last week. 4.s71,5s7 last year and 4,S17,314 year before last. Of this the total of American cotton Is 3.673,12s. against g. 449.596 last week. 3.937, ,567 last year and S.s76,314 year before last. and of all other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil, India, etc, BIO, 900. against S46.00O last week. 934, ,000 last year and 641.000 year before last
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with last week of 307,s32, decrease compared with last year of s.43s, and an increase compared with year before last of 2s5.S14
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afioat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 21ss,OO against 2.26S, 900 last year and 2.143,0Oo yenr before last; in Egypt 195,000 against 157,O00 last year and 172.000 year before last; m India 370.000,, against 481, coo last year and 256,O00 year before last; and in the United States 1.S39.0O0, against 1,965,000 last year and 1,747,O00 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08

New fork-Quiet. 0,s5; net receipts 40; gross receipts 5.3S0: sales i25; stock ia4 72S. shipments to Great Britain s06
 Boston-Quiet. 10 s5: net receipts 4s7; gross receipts 2.s57; shipments to Great Britain 1,12o.
 Philadelphia-steady, IT.. 20; gross receipts 15s; stock 4,05s
 iacksonville-Net receipts 1I4: gross re- ceipts ll4: shipments coastwise IA
 Newport News--Net receipts 6S9; gross receipts 6s9: stock 1.034
 Brunswick-Net receipts s,O23: gross re- ceipts S,02S; shipments to Great Britain 13.261.
 Miscelianeous-Nst receipts 1.1so; gross receipts L13o.