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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27
AMERICANS ON
COMMITTEES Of
RIO CONGRESS

New York. July 27-A cable dispatch 20
a morning paper from Rio de Janeiro
gives the American chalrmen OF the va
rious committees appointed at the Pan
American congress yesterday as follows:
Chairman of the Drago document. which
Is the most important OF .ho congress
William !. Buchanan. formerly minister
TO Panama and TO the Argentine Repub-
lie
Committee on commercial resolutions
Prof. Paul $. Reinsch. University Of Wis
consin.
Committee on the codlfl-ation OF laws
Leo $. Rowe. professor OF political econ
omy University OF Pennsylvania.
Committee on patents-Ex-Judge Mon
tagu. formerly governor OF Virginia.
Committee on sanitation-Julio Tarrin-
aga. Porto Rico, commissioner 10 the
United States.
Committee on rules and credentials
Judge Buchanan.
Committee on public taxation and gen.
erai welfare-VanLeer PolL (Tennessee)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27
NEWPORT COUNCIL WILL
HEAR CABMEN'S COMPLAINTS

A special meeting OF the city council OF
Newport has been called for this evening
when, something regarding the proposed
new hack ordinances will be aired The
changes are SO radical that the cabmen
and livery stable men propose to be on
hand and see that their rights are pro-
tected.
The cabmen and owners OF such vehi-
cies claim II the new traffic law passes
their business will be ruined, and claim
that as many OF the cottagers are flnan-
ciaily interested in the manufacture of
automobiles. they are anxious 10 see as
many cabs put out of business as possi-
BILE.
Another matter OF interest will be the
action to be taken by the city as regards
what the municipality intends doing In
the way of assisting in the carnival.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27
LOSS Of WIFE AND CHILDREN
DROVE HIM TO DRINK HABIT

John Wesley was fined 81 and costs In
the police court this morning for drunk
enness He Is apparently a man Of in
telligence and told the police that he lost
MS wife and children In the San Fran
cisco disaster and that horror had driven
him 10 drink.
He said that In San Francisco he did
general office work In the office OF the
City Mills. and that the disaster left him
with only $500. with which he came east.
The man was arrested by Officer Wolf
at 1920 o'clock this morning while he
was asleep and drunk IN a doorway. The
man will doubtless be sent out OF town
when he has recovered from the drink
effects.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27
WOOOW0RTh'S TRIAL Is
SET FOR SEPT. II NEXT

! According to the special orders for the
court martial OF Lieut.. Clarence #. Wood
worth OF the First Machine Gun Battery
Blxby the court will convene at the state
house on Tuesday, Sept. IL, at 1880 p. m.
The following officers are detailed 10
serve on the court: Col. Everett Il. Whip
pie. A. ID. c.: Maj. Horace l.. Manches-
ter. assistant inspector general, b. II. I.
NJ: Capt. Archibald c. Matteson. Com
pany B. First Regiment, d. r. I. NJ.
Capt, Maurice IL Cooke, chief signal Off
Ger. Il. r. /. M. Capt Charles +. Null
hearn, adjutant, Second Regiment, B. r.
I. NJ. and Capt. Henry c. Cram, judge
advocate.
ask Capt. John J. Richards OF Troup X
20 be his counsel.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27
RUSSELL SAGE
MADE NO PUBLIC
REQUEST IN WILL

New York. July 27.-Except for few
small bequests the fortune OF Russell
Sage Is left 10 the widow. There Is no
charitable bequests In the will
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27
REBUILDING OF STEAMER
PLYMOUTH UNDER WAY

The rebuilding OF the Fall River liner
Plymouth is under way at the Erie Basin,
Brooklyn, from designs OF the most mod
ern character. with considerable por-
tion Of steel In her upper works
The Plymouth win again be on the
Providence line next summer with the
Providence; and several new passenger
steamers will he built by the New Eng
land Navigation company.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
Fiour-Basis Of barrels; High patent
q 10: fancy patent 81 80; half patent

Fiour-Basis Of barrels; High patent
81. 10; fancy patent $50; half patent
Grain and Hay-Bran 81. 20; shorts 81 80;
corn chops e5c: white corn Tic; oats mix
ed acc; white 4Sc: white clipped ACC; tim
othy 81 90; johnson grass CSC; rust proof
oats sac: Burt seed oats Toe; winter turf
Cotton Seed Msai--2s 90.
wooI-Clean 25c; bury wool 12Me:
washed wool 25c.
Beeswax-24k @25hc.
Grapes 10. baskets 2o02sMe: ID
Fruit and Produce-Potatoes CSC bu-;
onions, red globe 81. 90 bu.; Western greee
head cabbage. Dbl. crates 81. SOC 81 rs:
apples choice B. Davis SO 90; fancy Jona-
tians and other red varieties $3.75 per
Dbl /; apple and white wine vinegar 15c gal. !;
fancy full cream cheese, daisies Ice; fan
cy II. P. peanuts &c lb. lemons choice
So go 0S7 30 box; Denia onions per crate
81 SOY rpta baga turnips $50 ID. sacks
@ aiGes-Dry nints lsMe; dry saIted 17Me;
chics s sO0ssO: frysrs a5OsOO;
Molasses- Cane. barrel 3Se per
gallon; cases, gallons So. 90 per case; maple
syrup. Log Cabin. gallons eI8; y gallons
81 so; quarts 81. rs per dog.
Suear-Granulated 5hc; u. Y. G. bMc.
Country butteF-1be.
Eggs-20c.
seed-Rye, 81 per bu. wheat 81. 05; barley
81; crimson clover lac; alfalfa l4@ zoe per
ID; onion sets. white skin 81; pearl 81;
blue grass 1501Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
PROMINENT SOCIAL AFFAIR.


DIR. Mcdowell VIII Wed Miss SYLVESTER
of Norfolk. Va.
Eufaula, Sept 24.-(Special. )-Cards
of invitation have been received here
announcing the approaching wedding OF
DR.. William Patton Mcdowell of This
city to Miss Nealie Lindsey Sylvester
of Norfolk: va. The ceremony will be
pronounced at "Edgewood," the home
stead of the prospective brides par
ents IN Norfolk on the afternoon OF
October 10, and the occasion points to
an interesting and brilliant one.
The intended groom is a native of
this city. He is brother OF Hon G.
S. Mcdowell. Jr., and is universally
esteemed. He is young physician
who is fast forging to the front and
ranks among the most prominent In
this section whore he is enjoying de-
servediy fine practice.
The bride-tc-be Is one of the most
beautiful and charming of her sex. she
was at one time the guest of Miss Nell
lie Conner of this city, and made scores
of very warm friends during her visit
here.
f. S. sheehan and family who have
been residing here the greater part of
their lives, will soon make Florala their
home Mrs. Sheehan and children have
left and will be Joined by Mr.. Sheehan
early next week.
Cotton came in at very raDid rate
Saturday and the greater part of 1t
was stored fol higher prices. The
fields are white everywhere and the
work of picking will not last very
late in the season.
Pupils are already arriving for the
opening Of the Prenau which will take
place on the 27th inst. The manage
ment feel assured of the largest ma
circulation ever known in the history
Of the institution.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
rHE METAL MARKETs.

New York Sept. 24.-London tin higher
with Apot al f1S5 SIS and futures at lisa
IS Locally the market vas firm Z, s s1S "a high
Copper was much higher In the London
market with spot and futures both closing
at fse los. Locally the market was strong
eieetroiytie AZ sls. lsh q sis.s7h; casting
at sisi oS VIZ ~ little higher at fls los in
London. Locally the market was firm
with quotations ranging from $3.50
So .s2h.
speifer was also higher in the London
market closing at f27 i2s Sd LEGALLY
Iron was higher in the English market
with standard foundry quoted at e4s q
iron was firm; No. / foundry northern is
quoted at $40. 25 qssl; 90; No do: sl so e e
Sai 90; No. do. $50 90 a $40. so.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

DAILY COTTON MARKET.


Gaiveston-Steady 8 7-16c: net receipts
1888; gross receipts 1858: sales 1,63S;
stock 1924; shipments to continent 2,470i
coastwise 8, $40.
New orleans-Easy. . 3-1ec; net receipts
1894; gross receipts 6.9S4: sales $500; stock
1888.
Mobile--steady, 9Hc; net receipts LBS:
gross receipts LBS; sales 1000: stock l0,-
1872: shipments to continent $50.
Savannah--Quiet. sc; net receipts IL
s2l; gross receipts 1881: stock 6S,25i;
shipments coastwise 1.4S7.
Charleston-Steady, &c: net receipts B.
4l3; gross receipts 3.1l3: stock 10000; ship
ments c0aBtwtse 1.604
Wilmington-steady. &c. net receipts b.
ass: gross receipts 3.435: stock 1912: ship
uueDts 10 Great Britain $3.50.
NoFfoik-Steady, 9hc; net receipts l,229;
gross receipts 1929 sales 81: stock 9,145;
Shipments eoastwise 1,s92
fsalttmore-Nominal 9bsc: gross receipts
1895; stock 1876; shipments to Great Brit
ain 1.799.
New YoFk-Quiet, go: gross receipts
1895; sales 90; stock $3.50.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET MORE ACTIVE AND GENE
RALLY EASIER.
Oneniux Was steady ut Decline slightei
Than Was Due On Cables and
Favorable Reports From
South.

New York Sept. 24.--The cotton marker
more active today and generally easier Win
fhe close steady at a net decline OF s@ts
points Sales for the day were estimAe-
ed at 100000 bales.
The market opened steady at decline
AZ five to nine points which was a snade
better than due on the lower cables and "a
wosahle weather reports owing 70 covering
by recent sellers for profits and the mar
ket rallied within two or thre points OF sat
urday's finals during the early session on
this demand There were also rumors tnaI
spInners were buying on scale down. put
Drfvate cables from Liverpool reported IN
crease Of Southern offerings, but estimates
Tor the Indian crop. and slack trade
demand and prices showed little disposition
to rally there. The local market consc-
ouenfly turned easier before midday under
Increased offerings through wire and conf
mission houses and the low point was
reached in the late trading. October mace
n new low record but later months uia NOT
reach low figures touched at the END OF
August - Al aoa
baies against 3i.05S last week ana SS.slz
last wear For the week testfmatedl zso,-
900 bales, against Is5.ss4 last week ana
Todsvs receipts at New Orleans s,ss4
bales, against 4.427 bales last year and at
Houston 1870 bales, against ls,ls4 last
year.
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Argument. in Thaw Case.

New Yoork, Sept, 24.-The apDllca-
ticn of Clifford w. Hartridge. counsel
for Harry K. Thaw. under Indictment
for the murder of stanford White. for
the removal of the trial of Thaw from
the court of general sessions to the
criminal branch of the supreme court,
was argued before Justice Blschoff to-
day. At the conclusion OF the hearing
Justice Bischoff reserved his decision.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

Ter Ash. a negro from Alfalfa stole
horse and rig from a livery stable in
that place Saturday night and after
driving the animal all of Saturday
night left it in private stable here.
He was later arrested and placed in
.aiL This is the same negro who, stole
pig and presented it to the pastor
of his church last week.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OBJECTS:
Ask Court to Restrain North Alabama
Railroad From Crossing.


Railroad From Crossing.
Birmingham, Sept, 24.-(SpeciaL -
The Southern Railway has offered oh.
lection to the North Alabama rail.
road Uouisville & Nashville Railroad)
building across their tracks near Lit
Teton in the western part Of the coun-
~. The matterN has been brought to
the attention Of the probate court and
Judge Greene las appointed a conn
mission to make a thorough invcsttga"
tion into the matter.
The Southern Railway alleged that
to stop trains for the crossing costs
them not less than forty-five cents
each time and that there will have to
he some grading to permit another
track from going over them.
The North Alabama railroad Is
branch OF the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad. being built into the extern
sive coal fields in the western part OF
jefferson county and into Walker coun
ty. The new line will cut into the
business of railroads which have been
operating through the coal fields for
scme years.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
whe ae1 a MSn e formed the basis for
a strons market for wheat here today. AZ
up sc. Corn was up @Ae. Oats showed
a gain Of Nc. Provisions were sh @sc TO
Sentiment in the wheat pit was builish
all day. Despite favorable weather In the
spring wheat country for the mS s to, 1f
were Comparatively light. The total arriv-
ais there being reported at AIS cars against
ago. This small movement caused an act
i've demand here for wheat and wtth only
sscsntuatsa Sy - advaaee, il the ths price
as s hoar AZ was ss1Ss ToSerd midday the
market reacted on selling by local longs:
the Remainder ren Of the session. The visible
supply showed a smaller increase than
ing recorded in the United states and Can
ada during the past week, The market
December wheat opened A9%c higher
at 74Me to '76%c. sold up to 75hc and clos
ciearanees Of wheat and flour were equal
to $500 bushels. Primary receipts were
I.2ss.oOO bushels. against Ls75,ooo for the
Mnneapos e pylSsh sSd Chicago report
ed receipts, Of s2s cars. against sss last
The feature Of trading In the corn pit
was selling Of the septsmber delivery by
Cline of one cent busel in the price Of
that option and brought about a moderate
decline in all other deliveries. The mar
ket was also bearishiy affected by liberal
local receipts arrivals today being about
200 cars in excess of the expected number.
During the last half Of the day the market
became more firm on buying brought about
by the strength OF wheat The volume
OF trading was small. The market closed
firm.
December corn opened Nc lower at 42%c,
sold off to AN 642Mc. and then advanced
to 4skc. tha close being Am G42&c.
Liberal local receipts and the weakness
of corn depressed the oats market early in
the day. Later. however, the market be-
came firm on good buying by commission
houses supposed to be acting for North
western interests. The close was firm.
December oats opened B@kc lower at
sS%c advanced to s3A 634c and closed at
sax Q33Ae.
Local receipts All cars.
Provisions were firm all dav on good
general demand. Shipments Of lard and
meat were large and the price Of live hogs
advanced Q 1oS A the Close Jssnue =
Lard was up az dbe at 81. s2h q 81 IS.
Ribs were az a sc higher at S7.l2h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
81 cars: corn 67S cars: oats s1s cars; hogs
$4,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
Nr,v npIFaNs COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept. 24-spot cotton CLOS
81 easy 1-16c lower than Saturday. mid
dlsne . 3-a6e; spot sales were 1.55s with
1875 to arrive.
Futures opened steady one point 10 tnree
noints down for the active list Liverpool
cables were bearish. Much support was
withdrawn from the market temporarily py
- ~kef closed steady two to four points
~ .r Saturdays final quotations.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

These prices are al "hoIssalS ana NOT 70
ssarob-corn 5000: standard goods
uesTi axe; gloss lump Ake; nickel pack
AH RsIicssee.Extra fancy sac; head a06e;
broken sac; Japan SC.
eait-Iiyerpool 81; Virginia boa
VIneKdr-Par gallon 1s@1zn
f,offes-oreen. common ION q 1lci prime
Tx aIiAoi choice i2@isheG fancy 1s0
~ rfsa5n,a,sv--stick skei fancy eQ10e
craeksrs-KxX soda ebei xxx Ginger
snaps 70. .a .. a. a
oil IS. 20. =. -. -. q, a
Msai-65c; pearl 7eei peerless sAo
Iard-Lea9 10Ae; compond1 Shei basis
HSms-pove 1sc; others 1AH @1Ga
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

Temperature changes were slight. No
rain fell in Oklahoma and Arkansas. al
rain fell in Oklahoma and Arkansas. In
the other cotton states there was light 20
moderate precipitation, except In central
North Carolina, where heavy rain fell.
MONfROSE w. HAYES.
Local ForecaSter.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

Houston-Easy, 9Ac; net receipts 14.720;
gross receipts 1870: shipments 1889: sales
942. stock 1875.
Augusta-Steady. 9kc: net receipts A.
1874; gross receipts 4.3s3: shipments 2,044;
sales 2.092: stock 1868.
Memphis--steady. 91kc; net receipts l.
747: gross receipts 2,012; shipments 265;
sales 500: stock $3.50.
ST. Louis--Quiet, 9%c; net receipts 4;
gross receipts 364: shipments 555; stock
1e64S.
Cineinnati--Net receipts 2s: gross re-
ceipts Is: shipments i09; stock 9.107.
Louisville-Firn, 10kc.
Total today--Net receipts 20,693 gross re-
ceipts 21.5l7: shipments 15.242; sales 1884;
stock Ss,e17.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports net 1900;
shipments to Great Britain 1859: to conti-
nent 2,470: stock 2e9.650
Consolidated, at all ports, net 1896;
shipments to Great Britain 9,425; to France
coo; to continent 1888.
Total since Sept. l, at all ports, net 49,
66e: shipments 10 Great Britain $1,000; 20
France 20.s74; to continent I22.s45; to ia
pan Ash.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

rev York sept ~ aaiSer dr rp1rdEIt Gons
were regarded as having an unusually pros
porous effect on trade. The dress goods
market continued in generally healthy
ment toward fancy fabrics. The cotton
goods market was especially strong IN the
ducks. Print cloths continued to sell
steadily.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

NEW YoEK PRODUCE.
New York. Sept 24-Flour firm with
light trade. ..- 49,
Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude fob.
mills 24h a 27c; do yellow SShc.
Coffee SPOT RIO quiet: No invoice SIC:
mild steady; Cordova 9@12Ec-
Sugar raw steady; fair refining S%c;
centrifugal 9s-test 4he: molasses sugar
S%c; refined steady
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

81. Louis Sept. 22-Flour steady.
. lWhiskey steady Sl.3s.
Pork higher 1obbing SIC 30.
Lard steady; prime steam So. 55.
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra snorts
50 50; clear ribs 80 IS; short clears " %.
Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts yio. 20
clear ribs $40 80, short clears $40. "a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

Boston--Quiet, 9.60: gross receipts 2.S3S.
Phiiadeiphia--ouiet. s.s5: gross receipts
TAO; stock $3.50.
: Miscellaneous--Net receipts 81; gross re-
-eeipts 81.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
spot cotton In the Montgomery market
was quoted as follows today;
New Middiing cotton -. s Io.sof
strict ntddlfng ..... .-'b A-tvc
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25

Savannah, Ga, Sept. 24.--Turpentine firm
sohc; sales 1850; rcceipst 7to; shipments
Rosin firm: sales l.e74 receipts s,sI4:
shipments 1891; stock 72,s91, Quote; ABc
u.s. d So So IS. so; ~; 9S 81 90; T
$50; N St.So sl.sS: n II. s0aS4.s IS: We
IS l5; WV $3.50.
Wilmington, n c., Sept. 24-spirits tur-
pentine firm sec; receipts 81 casks.
Rosin firm So. so bid; receipts z5e.
Tar firm So 90: receipts AZ,
Crude turpeBtine firm; hard $500; dip
and virgin 81. 90; receipts 49,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
HI. and n. beers, cotton Letter.

New Orleans, Sept. 24.-Today's cas-
Ter market private cables attributed to
speculation not being sufficient to abb
sorb offerings against spot cotton. In
other words, the buying power was NOT
large enough to take care of sales to
hedge purchases of actual cotton in the
South This appears to be the weak
point of the market the public be-
Ing practically uninterested In the
staple at the moment and the only
buying comes of shorts when they feel
disposed to cover.
There were scattered light rains re-
ported from sections of the western
and central belt, but the posting of
storm warning, a csclonic disturbance
having been located OF the western
coast of Cuba. moving northward, gave
cause for apprehension least the storm
strike the cotton belt and distribute
heavy rains over the Southern States,
was noted. 1t served to check selling
to a certain extent, which. in a meas
ure. steadied market up bit.
The movement to ports continue OF
however, is charged to the want of an
urgent export demand to draw cotton
from the interior. Receipts at all
year before last 50, 900: since Friday,
about $4,000. one year ago, $4,000, AM
128,0o0 in 1904. We have authentic
advices nevertheless to the effect that
peciaIiy in the Mississippi Valley and
Texas, is picking up at lively rate
so much so that arrivals In Northwest
Louisiana. in the Red river district
are running about four times as heavy
as they were at this time last year
Shreveport having received 1855 bales
today, same day last year 4e6. AND
the same is true of the same territory
in Northeast Texas where 1t was
thought the crop was very late. COM
presses at Honey Grove. Paris. and
Clarksviile, having received .od 40; ~ =.
bales to date compared with l,sOo ias'
year.
The peculiar feature of the movement
has been the smallness of receipts al
Memphis until today 2.012 VS. 955 year
ago. and as the crop in this particular
district is reported to be the earliest
in many years, as well as one OF tnt
largest. the light receipts can only %
attributed to a slack demand or te
holding by farmers. These conditions
naturally are promising for full, per-
haps a very heavy movement hence
forth.
October contracts are in process Of
liquidation and while II is not expected
that many notices will be issued here
Ii IS doubtful IL the few to be circu-
lated will be cared for. and this un'
favorable circumstances might apply
to conditions in New York where there
is a much larger stock on hand. about
AZ, zoo bales of certificated cotton.
Spots are reported 1-l6c lower te
sell.
Yours truly.
c. G.. Abercrombie and co.
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RIVER FORECAST.
(For Next Two Days)
The Coosa will fall slowly. the Ala
bana will remain stationary.

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
past "a Hours.l
The combined effects of an area OF aisn
pressure over the great Lakes ana an az
nospheric depression in the east gulf are
producing in the south Atlantic ana sulr
states generally east winds, ATTENDED oy
should give rain in Alabama tonight ana
Tuesday. Low pressure areas exist over
the northern slope of the Rocky Monntaths
ana the middle plateau region; thus far
however they have caused no unusual
weather changes. except slight rises IN
temperature in the Rocky Mountain states
Scattered showers have fallen in the south
Atlantic and east gulf states.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-25
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

Fer the "a Hours Ending 8 a.Es.. 18TH Me-
Fidfan Time. -.
Montgomery. Ala. Sept. "a. 1905.
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KANSAS CIT YLIvE STOCK.

20, 900, Including 1000 southerns. Steady to
strong.
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F. F. tombstone & Co.
Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
PropsH wsrehouss. II
Cotton Bought Any Point in Alabama.
Storage and Congnen Solicited Lowest Insurance best ace
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local weather Report and River
Bulletin.
United States Department OF Agriculture.
weather Bureau
Local Observation Central Ttme1
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Arrested Negro Thief.
Gadsden, Sept, 2l.-(Special But
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NEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. Sept. 24.-Cotton futures clos
cd steady on the New York Cotton Elk
change today Quotations ranged as fol-
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st Louis, ept. 24-The st. Louis grain
markets today ranged follows;
Wheat:
Sept. 71h, nominal
Dec. 76A@h bid; range TAX to 73h q y.
May 77Ss bid; range TAN CIT to I'm.
Corn
Sept 49,
Dec 40% ~ bid; range 4Ols 70 40h PAL.
May AN; range AIN to 41M.
Oats:-
Dec. S3& asked.
May IS asked