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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-30

New York, Aug. 3O.-There will
be no clash between the Nebraska
delegation and the official reception
committee when William Jennings
Bryan arrives at Quarantine this
afternoon. says the Herald.
James c. Dahlman, the cowboy
mayor Of Omaha, will not have to
rope" the returning Nebraskan to
prevent his going aboard the private
yacht of Edward H. Goltra, of St.
Louis. To avoid such a clash and
have everything pass off peacefully,
IL was informally decided yesterday
TO ask Mr.. Bryan to step directly
from the Princess Irene to the special
tug bearing his Nebraska neighbors
and spend his first hour or two of his
return 10 America with them. After
he has shaken hands with them all
and heard the latest news from his
home. he will be taken to the city,
where he will spend the night in
rest.
Thousands Await Arrival.
Thousands of Democrats will ar
rive today. Several trains from ST.
Louis. bearing clubs and citizen dele
gates will come in during the early
afternoon and special trains from the
chief cities of practically every state
In the South will rumble into the
various stations.
Governor Blanchard, of Louisiana
accompanied by his family, will ar
rive In the city today and will oc,
eupy a suite of rooms at the HOte
Breslin. The Alabama delegation
VIII be CHARTERED at the Hoffman
house and the Kansas contingent
viii have headquarters at the Grand
Great Crowd To Greet Bryan.
When the news got around at the
victoria hotel headquarters that the
Princess Irene with Mr.. Bryan OF
f2ard. had been sighted of Fire Is
and, there was a rush of those who
rad chartered tugs and steamers L
SET aboard so as 10 start down tn,
oAy- In an hour several boats Will
al nags flying were steaming dowI
the bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS tCOrreeted Dailyl

kNOEEttSc4 A14hhysl
 starch-cOrnp rp... s,gISe; , s..nHS5a 1,rfa, % %sooSs Atsis tRsiisce@E1tra fancy. sHc' head 4@Sc: brok-
 sils1rlIlxsPSP0s SinsTarmPsr Esaiiooa Id&s Id&sss. '0' 10 f0stfs'sR sRaos on Sils;S fsSoy. OisS isS
 Ssnsi::.sstsHx 's s3as sansy ss! so5es Nx ,,.. 'nFPo; Fiour@Basis of barrels: HiEh patent. ss.s9; fancy patent ss'sS' half patent arits-per Dbl. ss.se; per sack sI.sO.
 LsFd-LeaI axe; compound. sHei basi,
 as%s.Dso,r, iSG; others s, d: F. e1!o. tsc; white. Ase: white clipped. .47c; timothy. Burt seed oats. 75e.
 Cotton seed hulls-loose. per ton. 3s %; baIed sT.oO; sacks Ss.oe: cotton seed meal, 'ceiheess-Fancy. full cream 15o. special lsHc.
 so sasslasE:s Ss.a 8I 1srd P ne" sugar sack
 sSSt and esansd sSlS tsSsal6SS SoGoe ehSS sH pinks, 1: 10; Columbia river. s1. 50; sock sT:,.Ts sS .sEd9s. ssss Aisp,S9. iPSrt.s oysters. r. ". A-oz. sse: 6-oz.. soc: nEht Malssses-Georgia cane. barrel $50 ne, gal: cases gallons. s2 75 per case; maSie sVr,in. Log Cabin gallons. Si4: X KallonS ST 66: ats, S4 26 per doE-
 'Sarar-C;ranulated Shc; F. Y. c. 4ho
 Hides-Dry flint 16c' dry salted 14c; greer saitsd shc-
 Eeaswax-2Sc.
 Es1it and Produce-Red and yellow on ,ona fi 05 per bushel; potatoes, Wisconsin Stocix si co bu.: Michigan S1 % bu.; Nev YorL Danish cabbage, good keeping, harC head stock, Pc lb.' fancy apples el.7s bbL russets. s5 %; Florida oranges $2.75 ant S5 40 box; bagss Sl.65 sack; white pea ss 36 bu.: onion sets. yellow 32. 25 bu.: rel s5 .35 bu.; seed potatoes, early rose. peerless SiiS bu; second crop Bliss triumph s1 3 bu apple and white wine vinegar i5c gal fancy fliI ere@-n cheese 15c lb; fancy H. peanuts Sc lb.; choice peanuts 6c lb.; evap pTated apples sc: dried apples, 50 lb. bags Si1c lb lemons S3.7B: California prune so Skc; 60-75. 7%o 7O-s0, 7kc lb. boxes i2Hc walnuts 1shc lb.; Tarragoni almonds i6c: Ivaca 15hc: oceans. medium size ioi5c; Spanish onions s1 .76 crate; heav! weight Malaga grapes S7 ksg. Ckickens-H 90 9s5ci flyers 26@Soc broilers 15@ zoe
 | Turkeys-i0@ 12hc alive EEgs-22e.
 seed-Rye. St per bu.; wheat Sl.5e; bar 1 ley, $l. crimson clover. 12c; alfalfa 15@2Qt | per lb. onion sets white skin @; pearl S3 l blue grass. i54lsc per 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

w. R. Sawyer and P. B. Mastin. Others will be aianuonced ater.
 At least five or these men will attend each beat meeting to be called for certain day Their purposes will be primarily to better the organization and make 1t more effective in every detail, to urge subscriptions to the joint farmers warehouse, and to col leet dues of 3 cents per bale for the association.
 At the present time, only two dates have been settled upon The first speaking will be at Showdown on We'd nesday, January 25, at II a. m., and the second will take place at Pine Level at Il o'clock Friday morning. January 26th. All citizens of the respective vicinities are expected to attend.
 The meeting adjourned at i o'clock after MT. Gay read the committee let ter which he had received from the Secretary of the Warrant Warehouse Company. similar parallel organiza- ton of Birmingham, which had suc- ceeded in erecting a standard cotton warehouse subscribed to by farmers and business men. The communication stated that some of the owners of stock in the Birmingham warehouse desired to take some stock in the Mont- gomery warehouse. If it could be had. No action was taken on the letter.
 Executive Committee Meets.
 After the Warehouse Committees ad- journed, the Executive Committee of the County Cotton Growers Associa- tion was called into session by Dr. A. St. Clair Tennille. who presided. the other members present being Charles l.. Gay and A. H. Eubank By a unan- inous vote, the plan adopted by the Warehouse Committee was endorsed, land if was decided to pay the expenses of the speakers out of the funds of the treasury. The expenses will, however be very light; as everyone of the speak CTS volunteered his services and ths only cost will be in railroad fares.
 The Executive Committee adjourned after a short discussion of plans for the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
THE STOCK MARKET
ACTIVITY IN WALL STREET AT THE
 BOILING POINT.
Analysis of the Net Changes of the Day Re- veale q Liberal Sprinkiing of Loseea Despite Whipping Up
 of PrfceA

New York Jan. 2o--Activity was at tho boiling point in the stock market today. A detailed analysis of the net changes of the throughout the list in spite of the frothy whipping up of prices in the speculative fa- vorites This process was conspicuous at was taken advantage of both times to mai ket enormous lines of stocks and take profits out of the market. The most strik- ing gains in the early market were much and in some Cases as losses losses were substitut-
 The burden of sustaining the late market m Tas vS,rS sarSwn on s pss the Rolnts rle ment which began general after the app pearance of the bank statement. Of the early prices Reading rose in volatile man stock closed again within . fraction of the highest Others did not fare so we'll An aconda. after selling i2 points higher than last nient closed 10 points lower. Amsiga- & sure of realizing and the same was true of the Pacifics and Smelling stocks. The unsteadiness of the market for metals came ing in st stocks s U $ s stee, @ pTeYerred % s continued its recent strong tone with two point ad- vance, of which it saved more than half at the last The bank statement was regard SIP, 0o0,o being rather in excess Of the estimates. The loan expansion of s20.a6s,- 300 was regarded with less favor, but was animation Of speculation during the week.
 The firm tone of foreign exchange brought into some renewed consideration the ques- tion of future export movement of gold. The final slump in Anaconds had slight ly unsettiing effect on the market. which had commenced to recover under the az gressfve lead of the St. Paul movement.
 Total sales of bonds par vaiue ss.si5,ooo.
 NEW Y0hA Anrsfsz sLaR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
Total sales for day. sl7.sOO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. &; refunding 2s' registered ''.' '''IiSs iSs
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 de. adjustment .... ''.. .... ',SSsS% Balti & Ohio As .... s.'. .... '...lS4 E R,oof,vn d9 S r. cv is zee .... e.. . sS
 Central of Georgia Ss .... .... ..1dI44h
 SS SS sRs' sFs Inc. Inc @ :: :::: ::: " sS sS. Chesa. & Ohio AIS .... .... ..1eS F Chicago Alton hs - ii:'' .. .''' ,Si S1 !. ]. chiceso, .R. I. & Pacific R. R. As .',. aaSSS Colorado Industrial 5s. Ser. A .... s22E coIo9sdo ao ssTi Midland Rs is = = : .: IF Colorado & Southern Is .... .... .... ssH+ 6enS 6en1eP pS & Rio Grande 4s .:.: .' IiSS $ Distiilers' Securities 5s .... .... ...! ss Erie grior lsen As '''' .''' .'.. -...lSSs es 'a Hooking Valley 4Ns .... .... .... ..1oS 4
 DIR do. End. Series =. :. .... .:.. ssH
 LousT. s HP Nashv. s unified is .::. " e: 165 7. Mexican Central As -. .... ....,. .. 80 do. lst; Inc ,,... .'.' '''' '' s''' aS SS 1'
 Missouri, Kansas Texas As ..10?A A
 ao, SnaS of Mexico' con ,a'' Ss | N. Y. Central gen. 3las .... .... .... 99 | N. J. Central gen. 5s ...s zee. .131 Northern Pacific Is .... .... ..l0ss ,, Nor,d9i, 69i western con Is 70. .... ..1c2 oregon Short Line rfdg. As '... .... ,S7A 1 Penn cv. 31zs ,''' .''' .''. 's's ''iOS ! Reading gen. Is .... ,... s.,.lO2 | St L. & Iron Mountain con, 5s zee. .117 l St L. & s. Francisco fig. 4s S6 l St L. S'western con. 4s .... .... .... S1h | Seaboard Air Line 4s go Southern Pacific As ;:..''' zee '' se 9a l Southern Railway 5s .... ..llS l Texas & Pacific 1sts -. .-.. loS | Toledo, St L. & Western 4s .. s4l | Union Pacific As .... '.'s .i06 | do. cv 4s ... ..-s .''s s-'. .lod 2 | U S Steel End. 5s '.'' s''. .s.' ss 2 | Wabash 1sts '''s "''' '''' "'''i5o | do Deb. B. '''. s. zee" s''' ss | Western Md. 4s .... .sss sss. .sss ss sS | Wheeling & L. Erie 4s ..s. 55 ] Wisconsin Central 4s .''' s4A l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
MARKET FOR COTTON
REPORT OF THE GINNERs GIVEN BULL
 IsH INTERPRETATIONS. -4~ Easing Off During the Middle Morning tc About the Closing Prices of the
 Day Before Under
 Liquidation.

New York, an 20--Ths cotton market opened steady at an advance of to 6 points on the report of the National Cinners Association. which showing only 1J6,000 bales ginned between January list ani 18th was given a bullish interpretation. Cables were reports of more liberal spot offerings in the Atlantic States and the market eased off during the middle morning to about the closing prices of yesterday under scattering liquidation and the absence of important support
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today f27s2 bales, against 23.iT last week and 22.2f5 last year For the week. estimated and 17f,405 last year Today's receipts at New Orleans 3.s0s bales. against 1t.i3s last year and at Houston. a.o4s bales against
 F,rurss openef steady and e,oses steadv. i,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
tsyrRpooL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
pAt Movement.

aIveston--steady, 1l%e; net receipts laa te02s gross receipts 4,662; stock t,ts tss. ts, i, New orieans--Firm. t1%e; net receipts is,S6s; shipments to continent l''Ses; oastwise b79. nuoot,.ss xs. gross receipts 759: sales l25; stock 4O'- 0k. sbinFnents coastwise 1,b6f. .eT1. gross receipts l,677; sales sSb; stock a.917. ,,.,-. .... .o..tv+s ms |. ,ress receipts 1Os; stock 36,545S -
 siT,ainafon-Nominal. net receipts zOi !. ross receipts 2e7; stock ih4Sz; snip"enls oNorfoIk-Firm, i1%e; net receipts L1os; ross receipts 1,io3; sales 2Z9; stocK AS'- RaIttsnore-Nominal 12c; stock 11.74s;
 New York-Quiet, 12 25i gross receipts sess aales ?. Si3; stock 2l7.550,
 iBoston-cuiet, ,12 25: net receipts 2So; Eess n,s.,d drssyeipI'IsLGouiet Is5O net receipts a: gross receipts "A; stock 4.47S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rRoyIsroNs.

Chicago, Jan. 2a-Heavy shipments of feet today on the local wheat market. Gov ering by shorts. however. caused steady tone tone st the close; Finsl quctatio5s on Nay Oats were practically unchanged. Provis- ions we're 2hg1Ac hisher ,. was overwhelmingly bearish. There was much ltouldation by discouraged holders and lia and liberal shipments in the Northwest inspired the selling The shipments pr eae from
 s rSd Rh ~ish for ea corresponding time one year ago. Initial {, Ss ga ss Miy v'fs sSsb.S M s.sp:. @ chasing by. some of the large commission hour. For the remainder of the session the option showed Increased : activity. buying being induced by spring like weather in the theory that a quick drop in tempera- ture would cause heavy damaEs to the VII VII uEast' market closed % steady with May at s7h a s7&c, the highest point of the day. Clear snees sa aao of wheat and flour were equal to els one year ago. Minneapolis: Duluth and against 4Ss cars last week and Al cars one year ago
 but tSe markst was 11l firm. because of wet weather throughout the Middle West At because e % Of iaS the break in wheat their offer inEs however. were eagerly taken by coui- mission houses. The market closed steady. May opened unchanged at 45hc, sold uD te 45 Ac and closed at 45Mc
 Receipts were 27o cars. 14 of contract grade.
 The oats market was steady on a fair general demand by commission houses. Much of the buying was for the account Of outside trade. continued good export de mand was reported. May opened a shade lower at 32c. sold between 3lk @S2bc and closed at 32Me.
 Receipts 160 cars.
 Small receipts in live hogs caused a rnpdH. rateiy firm provision market. Heavv slip ments of meat and lard lent firmness to prices At the elose May pork was np 59 7ibe at $d4 PPM. SLard was up ehc af s7 10 Ribs were Be higher at s7.ss.
 Estimated receipts tor Monday: Wheat F cars; corn 3o9 cars: oats 2ib cars: hogs 5s. 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
THE SYMP PHONY.

A new MUSICAL MONTHLY, devoted to the interest
 Karl KEndworth, the Voice of DOrothys Mondoin Shakespeare and music Music Reports from cities, Fifth Convention Southern Music Teachers Association, An Interve with Dvorcak Hints Students of Singing Allan ia Art Loan Exhibit $1.oo year, single copies cents
 For sale at E. E. FORBES MUSIC STORE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
.yvw oRIEANs COTTON.

New Orleans Jan soc,Sna so.SsRo. ssc SSs'S to srrtve %rao fnh deIivered on contracts Asfev' bnatastons sna a1Sg anchanged mddling n Anos,c.s
 Futures quiet and stsany s.a.eSn.l T 5snrsrT re- 70 p1a no sffeet on the market Trassng f~iii ar,btless continue ughf nnsas n.as nevt nc Ess yrnsuf sftsTnoon Tn the sradlaE toqas shsre was some selling from NsM ofn r,,....s qh. q2s narJxet closed fairly firm. the mss'Ne ins ldas.,nns showing net gains of posnt%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
x...-,or Ngovaroent.

IIousten--steady II 11-ise; net receipts tf1S: rross receipts s,O4s: shipments 3.s5S aies 920S; stock 9i,552. ... Alakusta-luiet, 11Ne: net receipts 364 ross receipts 354; shipments 6Sl; sales 9S; Merp rphisISteady, 11%e; net receipts l. 1s: gross receipts 1880; shipments 2'ls5; ales 800 stock 1S0.025. St Louis-Steady, II lS-1bc; net feceiPss 50; gross receipts 1,4os; shipments 1,oSs' tock 43.O30. ~ elpts sos. shipments 423; sales 800; stock s,9Se.
 I,ouisvilIe-Firm, 12c.
 Total today-Net receipts S,s73; gross re eipts s,992; shipments 1885; sales sleS; Jock 5s5.3s0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
THE METAL MARKETs.

NeW I0Tk, Jan IV.-I6e metal markett showed the usual apathy in the absence Of cables and quotations were largely nomi- Spot tin $3s75
 Lake and electrolytic copper SIS o0@ SIS 50. casting Sls.00
 Lead dull. g. 60 a S5 S0
 Spelter se 45 a S6 55
 Iron firm. unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. z

St Louis. Jan 2e:-Fiour steady. Whiskey steady $1 33
 Pork firm: iobbinG $i4 O.
 Lard, higher. sT.37h.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts s1.s7h; clear ribs. ss.i2h;i short clears $s.3Tm.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, $s. s2h {: clear ribs SS.s7h; short clears lss.l2h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
THE LOCAL COTTON
sxrrrx INTEREST IN BRIEF SESSION or MARKET.
sx,~~~ xras m Change in Montgomery sposs 1hs<o Tsrstesftnw Perfies arc Looking
 Expecfantiy to Census


 fnrr nnfddiinx :. ... '''AvM
 Tn the brief speculative session yss.eross ns rs The eontestirr parties rested on t tnsM ths sna shs ranre narrowed to five points 'pe market closing steady .<,..~,.a hv this N afsrsIly spots were infiuenceo " ,,n tssstv ssn futures and prices were - nn- shanEed ifNc being the prevainhs p'' Thsre is now a hard fight for supremus sp,,,srs between the holders and tne c5n,sa and gitr hnnors to date about equal. bnis s, to producers are looking with a esRsi TRses.iay' If ss IT s,dtrstes fo. Noo 900 bales. which ls .hs ihen we may look for some rnore ,re,,,s not be surprising. .,,onths of the cot- sss.er and as the supply of spinhinss s material is limited holders ho,sd dpPpT' for long slsse. spinners claim to be s wss weanfident te of with nil reseryss. ana ,a cheek by their policy ss are farmers in the belief slinss tnat w9th suc- kesing will crown thefr siio'
 tess .s.o.eomery market a.s.nhasr slow since before Chris.imas. "n1 , the situation has been without
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

New orleans, Jan. 20 Sugar firm open kettle 2Ad3hc; open kettle centrifugal 3tk d3Ac centrifugal whites 3& 9ac vel lows 3lt a3c. seconds 2@3hc; molasses
 open kettle 209 30e: santEA1BgSp q 22e; syr-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

An absolutely new deRaEtuxu from all pFevieua styles 01 uap making. By a new wHOoems T'h@ AdvertiseR Map has been esa- Gravsd to show the names e1 every county, rawoRs HaAtr@@ds iowa and city tn the staee, in white on hlaeIk ena@eled back ground. Kn addition 1 sshoyvA eOwRahiR linaa and range and township nVzmberNs which will enable y0u to And the loca- ti0n of any piece of land il the gtate. Distances are given be- tween stations on all IlRes 04 railroads, p0pulntiom is given at name OR town, county seats are located by picture Oe @owEe house In e0lORs.
 It also gives the 1904 election returns by counties of aIl votes east for State 0nciaIs, aon- RresSmen and Prefdent. The census by counties, showing in- crease aud decrease of pODnla- fiOn, with approximate crop yield for cereals by e0un- aies, area, etc, etc.
 AMd thle fs not alIs On the ReYerse side @EC two maRs-th@ world and the United States. making this map q most eonve- ateut and useful reference aid to the business man, the law yer, teacher, doctor or any Oth- CT intelligent eiti8en. Every Ofices library, school room ana home should have one of these excellent maRS. Ik is a ure- mium worth having. Eh fact, 1t has not a rival in the premium vvOr d. and yet it is 0@ezed on R special arrangement we are able to make cur readers this Ofer. The Daily Advertlaer for 6 months and one of the new Imperial MuIti-COlOred AIapa of Alab8na sent prepaid to your address upon receipt Of SS00. You can afford to miss this OPr Ortunity, If you appreciate . gOOd thing that might net last very long you will send for the map snd paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
rn4nI Aanrenenf.

Total today at aif' ports. net 12,T52; ship nents to Great Britain S.1+2; 10 continent 7ges; stock 916,2I7. .-,.- nents to Great Britain S'TAzi 10 continent q a6S . . - as ss0: shipments to Great Britain l.S2S,- F7. tn France 531, 400; to continent l,e2s,- 55; to Japan 3S,S0s; to Mexico l'leA'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
CINCINNATI PRO

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati,' Jan. 2o.-1Flour steady: wheat firm 92@s3c; corn quiet 45c; oats steady S3hc; provisions firm; whiskey steady Si. 2e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL,
NEW ORLEANs COTTON or

Menphis Jan. 2O.-Cotton seed oil; prime rude asHc; prime summer yellow soc; lrime meal S26. .753S27.oO; prime cake 267B9$2T. .00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
NEW YORK DRY GOOns.

New York, Jan. 20 o-Operstions were of loderate size in the dry goods market to- ky and yet the market was in very strong bsition. Buyers a rule are awaiting lore light on the situation before Bpeeulat- v on the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
rREAsuRY BALANCES.

WashinEfon' Jan 2O.-Today's treasury exclusive of the god r2sqeve. shows available cash balance. sttl9sL6tt; RVld S7R A7R.T2k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
NrVv VORK pRODUCE.

teady; prime refined in barrels S2c: prime rude loose 2Tbzc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

ACT TODAY. DO IT NOW
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
,.n,r nRLEANs sPor cOTToN.
....., xnnr r.nrTnN FuTUREs.

New York, Jan. zV.--1 oiio Work ,urtatious for futures on the Se" teftnv, Ftxchange today: rs,osa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York. Jan. 20.-Flour dull. but Cotton seed oil irregular prime crude ominal. prime Rlow s2 is g5Se; Petroleum steady: refined New York 7s0: Philadelphia and Baltimore S755; do Rosin Ss steady; strained. common to good, a. 80.
 Coffee, spot Rio steady: No. invoice Asc; mild quiet: Cordova 9& 9I2Ac. Sugar, raw steady; fair refined 31sc cen efined steady. No. S. s4 10; No. S4 05 io s4. co; No. 9 $S 95; No. 10 s. 90, No. II s s5; No 12 B 80: No. 13 $3 75. No. s3 IS; ConfectioneFs A, St 55; mould A 5 O5; cut loaf S5.4O; crushed 50. 70; pow cred s4 30.
 NAVAL STORES. Savannah. Ga, Jan. 20.-Turpentlne firm bc: sales 2s3; receipts 571, shipments 575. Rosin firm. sales 23f0; receipts 5,s66; hipnents 3,163: stock 59.446.
 quote; ABC S3. 52 E: D S$. .57 + F $Ss5, s3 70; c s3.75; H $3. gG; I q 80; K E O0: M $5 25; .75i VIC se.O5; wv IS.
 Charleston, S C., Jan. 20.-Turpentine and psln. nothing doing.
 wilmington, N. C.. Jan 2O.-Spirits tur- entine. nothing doing; receipts Il. Rosln. firm, & 55; receipts 292. Tar firm sl so: receipts 25s.
 Crude turpentine firm S2 80, $4. 50 and so. receipts 53.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

Charleston. S. C., Jan. 2O-Turpentine and psln nothing doiag
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
v,,v oRrEANs COTTON FUTuREs.

,lSl1. NE" "1vIes,s Han. 2o.--Following were n s.otstions for futures. on the New UT
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-25
AGED TOYS.

Merl about ~ years old when he came from Utah.
Soon after he came his grandmother moved to town
about ten miles away. They moved everything down
stairs first and then the things that were in the attic
They sent Mer up to hand the things down. First, ne
handed down brd-cage, shoes, his grandfathers
cane some books box full of papers and then he came
of little dishes He asked grandmother how old
me see One of my aunts gave them to when was
and T am now 70. They Sc years old. I am going
to give them to Laura and hope she will keep them
on trunk and reached up for grandfather old army
musket. 1t heavy that when she took it she let
it fall and it dropped on the dishes and broke some or
Oh how sorry grandmother felt she said, Oh, Mer
have broken of the dishes was going to give
Laura and spoiled the set. wish had not taken that
musket down I guess have load anyway, SO come
down. You must be tired now, you have been working
hard. - - Emerson STRONG,
Sixth Grade, Valley City, N. D.
Model School.