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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06
THEY MAY GET TOGETHER
Bailey and Crane Both Houston With Big Crowds.
No Agreement YET Reached.

Senator Bailey arrived in the city
at noon. accompanied by two hun.
dred friends.
Two halls have been hired, but the
committees are in session again this
afternoon for final decision as to the
debate
The outlook now is that there will
be two separate crowds and two in
dependent speeches. delivered.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06
AMERICAN AUDITORS
REVEALING FRAUDS
BY THE FORMER CUBAN GOVERN
MENT.-WAS PRACTICED BY
WHoLESALE.-AS SHORTAGE.
special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Havana, Oct 6.-American auditors
are revealing wholesale frauds by the
former Cuban government officials.
Investigations show a shortage Of sew
eral thousand dollars in the commits
sary accounts at Cienfuegos. The dis
position of the insurgents to sell con-
fiscated horses is causing much
trouble.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06
Los ANGELES OFFERS PURSE
For Fight Between Cans and Jimmy
Britt In December.
ri 10 the Herald.

Kansas City, Mo-. oct. 6.-Joe Cans
has received an offer from the Search
light Athletic Club of Los Angeles,
Cal. offering a purse of twenty thou
sand dollars for a fight to the finish
with Jimmy Britt in December. Cans
prefers to meet Nelson, but will take
on Britt If the Dane does not make
terms within the next week.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06
REPORT DENIED.
American Soldiers Will Not Be Held
at NorfoIk.-Go to Cuba.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c., Oct. Cit is Of
ficially denied that orders have been
issued or contemplated holding the
Cuban expedition at Norfolk. 1t is
stated at the White House that the
troops will be sent to Cuba as fast as
transportation facilities can be OBJ
tanned.
President Roosevelt today had a
final conference with Magoon, who
leaves this afternoon for Cuba.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, Texas, Oct Cit is as
yet undecided whether the differences
between the committees representing
Senator J. w. Bailey and Hon. NJ. NJ.
Crane will be able to arrange a plan
on which the two men will be able to
meet this evening. Both speakers
are here, and two thousand visitors
are here for the event.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06

Grange. The court of criminal APP
peals granted writ of error to the
supreme court of the United States
yesterday in Boyd's case and this
caused the reprieve to be issued until
the higher court acts.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06
Change of Venue.

Special to the Herald.
Chicago. ILL.,, Oct. GA change of
venue to Danville, ILL.,, was granted in
the Iroquois Theatre damage suit
cases. growing out of the disaster to
the theatre in nineteen hundred and
three.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-10-06

LATER.-The party met the sheriff
and his prisoners. and the negroes
were hanged to tree on the outskirts
of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
moNTsoNERx CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
(COrreeted DaiIy.)

(COrreeted Daily.)
 These prices are at wholesale aad not to eoasSrossc ostsIns-corn s@1oc; standard goods. pearl g %e; gloss lump she; nickel pack NSsi SRsiice&Extra fancy shc; head 405c; brok- ep 3kc: Japan Sc.
 sait~Liverpool Si: Virginis soc.
 Vinegar-zPer gallon i4@2 22e. S,a
 eoi6s S%nS Ssd;@ @iS3 fsRo, OTs 1sS
 eeaTaneaRieeTrs9XXx soda S%c:, xxx ginger @nRpEs ERpEosurc..rsasis te.rsis of barrsls: High pa.en, s4.sS; fancy patent t6 25: half patent s4. 75.
 LaFd-Leaf. sNc; compound exc: basis neH5esSyn..-pove 14Mc; others 1sQl4c.
 Grain and Hay HsyIBran Si;!6' shorts S1.aO: corn chops 62hG;, whlte corn corn 65c; 9s.S 9s; timothy ssc; Johnson grass Csc; 'rust proot oats sssS hulls-Ioose, per ton ss m. hnIea ST co; sacks ss. .OO: cotton seed meal s2SS; S,,.;, sSi and Produee-Rsd and yellow onion, q, FpuI' por b,ishel; potatoes Wisconsin stock si 6SusSel: S.iehiEan q Sa16S. Ssshel; Nsw Danish Pate lp;i California oranges ,s.5o; 6agas sl. .ss sack: whi.s peSs Sa,ah s:25 basnet S1sSel; S1iG1 s'ss seed potstOes saTy pssrless si'i5 bushel; second crop Bliss triumph E: saiIon; fancy full cream cheese l5c iS' l: fancy H. peanuts s. ss ts;: ss S1,eS shSse peanuts Se lP,; Ssrs sHc ib; lemons sG 50; caiifoTniS
 sa36ssis asi]Ss s isa s ns%d b nut. sSS' Sons almonds I9nS isc; Ivacs i5e; oceans me dium size lo4se; Spanish 1nisns 1ao si;5s crate; Ascss chsssss@Fancy. full cream l5c: special
 GMsat1RiSa Sa6esSas--sssinaon eS5s chums u.oo; ninEs Si 10; Columbia River n.6oi socksyas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
THE STOCK MARKET
LACK OF ANIMATION CAUSES SAG
 OF PRICES.
Bank Statement, However, Not Con- sidered to Promise Any Large Improvement in the Condition
 of the Money Market.

], New York. March t7.-The slight sag Tn prices today was largely attributa- ble to inanimation, the market having sunk into state of practical stagna- was not considered to promise any large improvement In the condition of the money market. The cash item showed gain of something over a million dollars, which was better than expected. but loans at the same time increased S5.S52, 500
 The resulting growth in the deposit item and the expansion Of the reserve requirement. resulted in a shrinkage in the surplus of S5SS5T5. The change in the loan item may gave been influenced by the shifting. of accounts incident to the large dividend payments on We'd nesday. but the payment of maturing obligations to foreign borrowers, which was reflected in the weeks demand for have been transferred to some extent to the local banks It is polluted out that with the payment of neX& week of the sipal installment on the last to the credit of that government Tn London. Paris, Berlin New York, some thing like $250.000. .00o.
 The withdrawal of these deposits the last few weeks and Which is ex- pected to continue Is thus soon to have very wide field for the extension. with corresponding positive. effect on tHo Hlouty HldTketS, where lHese iuuuS are placed at present. Bank cleartugs for the week throughout the country show q decrease as compared with the corresponding week of last year. This period and H due entirely to the show
 ing of New York and other large re- serve cities. The days dull stock mar ket was as barren of feature IS the days news was of incident having any important financial bearing.
 Total sales of bonds par value, $656, / NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago. March 1I.-PoSsibility of an increase in exports from Argentina because a strike of laborers strength ened the local wheat market today. At the close, wheat was firmer, May de- livery was up 1-S. Corn was up Is O 1-4; oats was down Is e IA.
 Early in the day the feeling in the wheat pit was toward lower prices be- cause of the movement of wheat from from that country being 1000 bush els. against 1A6.000 last week The selling was enormous, and shorts and commission houses were the chief buy CTS. About the middle of the session the demand increased and prices be- came firm. Prices responded readily to the improved demand and continued to advance throughout the remainder of the day. The market closed steady with prices at the highest point The May option opened at Is cents lower and closed at the top. July ranegd between - 11S and 7S 1-2 and closed at IS 3-S % 1-2. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 103.000 bush els. Primary receipts were 311 ,000 bu.; against 3S9,000 bushels one year ago.
 Small primary receipts and the in the com market. The total move ment for he day was 800, 900 bushels against 327,000 bushels for the corre- spending day last year. It was claim of the decrease was due to the poor. condition of the country roads follow ing the recent snow .strms. shorts and commission houses were the prin- cipal buyers The opening was trifie weak in sympathy with wheat, but the close was strong at the high est point of the day.
 Receipts, 142 cars, five of contract grade.
 Despite the late flrmness of wheat and corn the oats market was inclined to be weak all day. Local bears were persistent sellers and brought about moderate declines in prices, The great CT parts of offerings was taken by prominent bull. May opened unchsng cd to a shade higher at 29 5-S d 3-4, sold between 29 $-S and go 3-4 7-S and closed at the lowest point. Receipts were ninsty-eight cars
 Following an advance of five to ten cents in the price of i've hogs, the pro- vision market was firm. The volume of trading. however. was small and at the close May pork was up ten cents at 10.62 l2; lard was up ' 1-2c at 7.97 12; ribs were e 1-2 cents higher, at $50.
 Estimated receipts for Monday are: Wheat, five cars; corn, 1T2 cars; oats, ninety-seven cars; hofs. 14.0O0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
BY Private Wire to L0yeman & C0mpan,
 96 Commerce Street,

BT Private Wire to Loveman A Company, S6 Commerce Street.
 ton. shorts evidently came to tho conclu- sion today that discretion was the better part of yalor. and ran to cover before the niose, which was firm at net gain for the half day of t2. points. Spots were -sffi- cialiy reported firm and i-l6e higher on al, spots and 45o to arrive. on the basis of 1oss c for middIing
 early in the week. caused by liquidation Of May and July contracts. the market has unfavorabie weather conditions. a better de- mand for spots and on the report that Theo- vste wire advices from New York today cred- tied MT. Price with being large buyer in that market, and this had some influence on stubbornly resisted the advancing tendency recently shown by the market. The decid- probably due to the bullish character of the visible supply statement. showing spinner's decrease of i5S,Coo bales in the supply of all kinds. The statistics in this particular now on. and with receipts of American and Inefan cotton showing considerable falling ply SoiR of American s and @ other 'iG Kinds su is nsly ,r & to continue to show i. hsavy SseTsass' ro we esee to 'o ea eenan t sns the fnc h most of the large Bombay stock, at present 3O0,0o0 larger than last year. is held for home consumption, and will not be availa- bic so far as European mill takings are cop cerned At the present moment, the over shadowing feature of the market is the forthcoming census report, showing the to. tai amount of cotton ginned this season. IL is generally understood that the census report will be issued Tuesday, March 20, all though no official notice to that effect has yet been received from Director North
 A bulish report Is generally expected, and should 1t prove as bullish as expected. q further substantial Improvement in cotton values would probably follow. While there has recently been some extensive covering by shorts. we feel convinced that the tech. ntcal position still favors the long side.
 LOVEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
MARKET FOR COTTON COTTON ADVANCE AT THE OPEN ING On Higher Cable.
  Weather Map is Favorable to Farming Operations, and With Realizing and Lack of Support causes
 Sag in Prices.

New York. March 17.-The cotton market opened steady at an advance of 5q7 points in response to higher cab les and the report of leading Eng fish authority on European consump-
 on showing the weight of deliveries to average about fifteen pounds to the bale less than last year, and estimat- ing the weekly consumption at 1T1, ,000 bales of 500 pounds each against the same last year
 New Orleans. however, did not fully respond to the firmness abroad, there was no general support there. The weather map showed continued clear ing. conditions over the most of the belt and prices gradually sagged off under scattered realizing with the market in the middle of the morning only 2m3 points above last nights close.
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today were 17,s03 bales against 1s,3is last week and 19,190 last year. Foi the week S5,000 bales against f17,11E last week and 175,452 last year. To days receipts at New Orleans 3,S3t bales against 5,449 last year. and al Houston 3,e04 bales against 4.0l5 last wear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
$s.ss1.21o.os

spiracy between Governor Frank B. Gooding and others identified with the prosecution to deprive the defendants of their liberty. These affidavtts al" legged further. that A. B. Moss, the fore- man of the grand jury, talked with the Governor, with James H. Hawley, sen- for counsel for the prosecution, ana had expressed opinions ,preJudicial to the prisoners while the charges were under consideration.
 Testimony bearing on these af1da- wits, counter afidavits and arguments will be made before Judge Smith to- morrow afternoon. Attorneys for the defendants also petitioned the court to admit the accused men to bail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
pnrt NIn,enent

Galyeston-Firm. 10 7sc; net receipts 3.9o6; gross receipts 3,906; sales 966; stock la-.- 934; shipments to Great Britain 9l9o; New orieans-Firm, I0%c; net receipts 3,sSs: gross receipts 3.ss6; sales 2,25o stock 267.S29. shipments to Great Britain 5000,
 Moblie-Firm. 10hc: net receipts li7; gross receipts 147: sales 100, stock 30.S62' shipments coastwise 50.
 savannah--steady. 10&c; net receipts sSS gross receipts sIs saSs l-" S'oeA CharestonZ-9gyiiet' 10 o nst sso receipts -ll' WiImingt gton-Steady. 10&c; net receipts 56 gross receipts 56; stock 3,913.
 Norfolk--Firm, 10%c: net receipts 56S; gross receipts 55s; sales 220: stock 344SSi shipments coastwise 54l
 Bsitimore-N Nominal. 1o7sc. stock s,4os New York-SteHdy. II. 25: net receipts Ss0: gross receipts s.040. sales i.S00; stock 1Ls00
 Boston--steady. l1.25: net receipts .: gross receipts Si4.
 Philadeiphia-steady. II 50; gross receipts :s; stock a,ls7; shipments to Gontinne' Pansacola-Net receipts 6.S50;' gross re- ceipts $500: shipments to Great Britain B. 600; to continent 1000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
THE LOCAL COTTON
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN SPOTS IS
 RECORDED.
Trade is Looking With Expectancy to Census Report, Which is to Be Issued Next
 Tuesday.

If cotton continues to gain 1-16c. each day as it did yesterday and dur ing the past three Gays, holders of the staple may yet sec their hopes real ized
 The trade is now looking forward to the final census eport to be issued on Tuesday and much will depend on its character Farmers insist that 1t will show 4 smaller crop than specufators have predicted. If so. the market may begin booming. At any rate specula- tors will be nervous tomorrow on the verge of the report and the future market may suffer temporary back set.
 Futures m the short session of Sat urday scored net gain of about F points on higher Liverpool cables and unfavorable weather reports.
 Europe continues to show dispoSi- tion to buy and everything looks good for the farmer.
 Spots are playing a waiting game and there is no change in the Mont somery situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
MOVE TO QUAsH.
VOlumlnOus AfHdavltn in Cases of Mover
 and Others.

Caldwell, Idaho March 16.-President Charles H. Mover, Secretary Treasurer William D. Haygood and former Exec utive Committeeman George A. Petit hona, the officers of the Western Fed eration of Miners who are charged with the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg were today brought before District Judge Frank Smith for arraignment
 Their attorneys filed a motion to quash the indictments and submitted voluminous afhdavits alleging con
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Nrw nnr.EANs fnTroN.

New Orleans, MaKch iI--Ihe uehahd IOl limited. Most of the cotton on factors tables was covered. Sales 2.250 bales. in- ciuding 450 to arrive and 300 fob Quo fations advanced I-1sc; dniddling 11hc.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of four to five points favorable Liverpool. Under bull support the market became firm CT and the trend of prices was distinctly up- ward and continued to improve to the end Of the half day session The market closed firm within a point Of the top. the list from March to August inclusive showing net gains of 2 to t3 points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
An Athletic RooseveIt.

G. E. Roosevelt, a nephew of the President and classmate of his son fin Harvard, Is to contest in the New York Athletic Club games at Madison Square Garden, New York, next week, He will be one of the high jumpeFs Young Roosevelt stands c feet inches in his shoes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Fouua at Panama.

The cutting of the Panama isthmus by means Of a ship canal will mingle the animal NlifeS of two coasts where there are marked differences. Scientists think that thorough study Of the fauna~of the isthmus ought to be made before the waterway can be completed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Cash quotations were as follows;
ST. LOUIS PROVISION.

st. 3uis March 17-Flour steady. Whiskey. steady sl.32.
 Pork higher. jobbng Sl5.I5.
 Lard. higher, prime steam ST 57 r. Tfry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts SS 6sia, clear ribs fs.75: short clears Bacon higher, boxed extra shorts $9. .3Tia clear ribs 80 30. short clear se62ta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Ipterior Movement.

Houston-Steady, 10A ci net receipts 3.604; :; gross receipts 5,6Oi; shipments 3.6S4: sales goo stock .926.
 Augusta-steady. 1O%c; net receipts 3O2 gross receipts 3O9: shipments sIS, sales Al atock 73,537.
 Memphis-Steady, 10 lS-l6c. net receipts 534: gross receipts I97; shiDments 31O7 {; sales l, ,0O0: stock 87.33S.
 St. Louis-Net receipts l5S. gross receipts ag77; shipments 339; stock 43, ,4jl.
 Cincinnatt-Net receipts 574: gross re- ceipts 574 shipments 174; sales 800. stock l6.6S3.
 LouisVille-Firm. lie.
 Total today-Net receipts 6.152. gross re ceipts S254. shipments 1Q,452. sales 1.94T: stock 2S2.941
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
n snan.. Lenveras. Rarcelona; Tug

Forgan. Span, Leoveras. Barcelona; Tug. Capt. Sam, Port Arthur.
 Sailed: Strs Maria, Aust, Gerolimioh; {; Trieste via Pensacola: Mimosa. Br., Bone Londonderry; Rosetti, Br, Coombes. Lon don; Vator ONT. Thorsen. Ceiba: Alps, Gen. Reiche. oPrt Iimon: Chalmette. Bir. I.iinon: Inshowen Head, Br. Cotter. Dub lin: Rathlin Head. Br.. smith Belfast
 Note-The Str, Puritan, Br., Steidelman, argound last night half a mile below qaur- antna station. Assistance has beAQ sent to her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
NEW OPTFANs gI-CAR

New Orleans March l7--Sugar firm. ope kettle centrifugal 2A q 7-tSc centrifuRa whites 3@ ic. yellow 3 st l3-i6c, Eser onds 2dSLc.
 MolasseF nominal, open kettle 17a3o, eentrltual a2oc
 ssrup. nominal 256 50e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

Just received by express, the original AIIegrettis famous Chocolate Creams, all sizes, 75c. ID. McGehee Bros, Moses Building. Phone 247O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

si. 90: sardInes, American h-oil $2.75; mus tard sa. s5; Imported s7@sf4; oysters, F. " t-oz:. sSc; STSE. zoe; hshts st wssght sSe d0A
 Molasses-Georgla cane, barrel $50 pei gallon; cases, gallons g. 75 Ter case; maple s7. 56: quarts s4 35 per doz
 Sugar-Granulated 5Ac; F. Y. c. Ac.
 Hides-Dry flint Ice; dry suited z. green salted Sc.
 Wool-Clear 23c to 24c. Beeswax--25c.
 CRickens-Hens s5c: flyers 251soc broilers t5 O 20c
 Turkeys-Alfve. 1o@l2hc; Eggs-12hc. Country butter-12hc.
 Seed-Rye S1 per bushel; wheat e1. 65 barley Si: crimson clover 12c: af1afa ] Q zoe per lb.; onion sets. white skin s2; pear S3; blue grass 15 01ec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York March 1T.--Coffee. spot Rio steady; No. s invoice shc; mild steady: Cordova 9h di2Act
 Sugar raw. strong; fair refining 3 l-lso age: refined steady; No. $4. 10; No. s4n5; No. S4 %; No. 9 $3.95. No. 10 & 90 No II $3.s5; No. 12 8. SO; No, l3 $3.75: No. I4 s$ IS; confectioners. A S4. A, Mould A So. T5 Cut Loaf $S 30: Crushed s5 30; Powdered 4.T0; Granulated s4 50. Cubes s4. ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Total Movement,

Total today. at all ports. net 17,303; ship ments to Great Britain 1S,790: to France 2,05S; 10 continent 10.654. stock 754.97S.
 Consolidated. at all ports net, l1,3O3; ship ments to Great Britain 1s.7aO: to France 2O53; 10 continent 10.654.
 Total since Sept l, at all ports. net 6,49l.- All shipments to Great Britain 2.2sU, 775: 10 France 5S4, 225; to continent l.SS2.059. to Japan 82. S5S. to Mexico 2.I14.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

New Orleans, March i7.-Cleared: strs RTffon sg Ed,n dhs AntTsCg HSe NS5 sen, Puerto Cortez; Calabria Ger, Selmer Hamburg via Newport News. Mexico, Fr, Paoletti. Havrc Excelsior, Hopner, Havana Esparts. Rr Rose. Port Limon; FridtJVf Nansen. Nor. Gregor, Colon
 Port Eads March 11--Arriyed: Strs. City of Tampicn. Nor. Olsen, Mexican ports; Nor man. SR ed. Andersen CIenfueEos. Juan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
NAVAL STORES.
.: ~ z
 Garannah. c

Savannah, Ga, March lT.-Iurpentine, firm 69@69Ac; sales 11S; receipts S6; ship
 Rosin quiet; sales 565 receipts 1.224; ship ments 1,781: stock 3O5. 766. Quote: ABC s3 90; G 8. 95: $4. 55; K s5. 20; M $5. 45; $5 90; WG, S6 10; wv $6. 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
'Indicates. rise. Indicates f
River Forecast.

(For next two days)
 The upper Coosa will remain stationary or fall slowly: the lower Coosa and Alabama will continue to rise slowy, the rise contin- ung longer in the Alabama, reaching about a 20-foot stage at Montgomery and Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
Weather Conditions.

lFor Past 24 hours.l
 An extensive area of high barometer eov- CTS practically all of the interior, with crest over Missouri. It is giving generally fair weather in nearly all districts. with moder- ateIy low temperatures. except along the south Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts. and will cause continued partly cloudy weather in this section tonight and Sunday The freezing line now dips south to Birming ghan, Ala. Temperatures have risen somewhat in the middle Northwest. and an area of rel ativey low pressure over New Mexico has caused light to moderate precipitation from California southeast to middle Texas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

New York. March 1.-The metal mar kets showed t'se usual Saturday, ~Inaction with prices generally unchanged
 Spot tin is quoted at s36 50 e S36. 5b.
 Copper is firm in tone with Lake quote at t1S. 5od &1s.75. electrolytic SIS. 9 st SIS 50; casting SlS.00QS1S 25.
 Lead quiet and unchanged a, s5 35 Q Spslter ts .od t6 70
 Iron vas auiot st recent prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, March 17.-Arrived: Strs. San Marcos Mcintosh. New York. Schr-.- Glen Alton, Br., Eden. Havana.
 Cleared Strs. San Marcos, Ann. McIn- tosh, New York Banan, Nor. Monsen, Pro- Kresso; Schr. General Wheeling. Ann crooks. Progresso. Str. Prince Georse. Br. MacKinnon. Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

New York. March 17.--Coffee futures opened steady at an advance of 5ltf0 points in response to higher cables and covering bv European shorts. Brazilian markets were steady, receipts at Brazilian ports light warehouse deliveries liberal and while there was some selling by local longs. the market ruled generally steady and closed steady at a net advance of 50 10 points Sales 1425O bags, including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

Vote for W. A. Henderson for state Senators he is In full sympathy with Mir. Conner in his fight for the people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

If you want perfect fertilixera---ths best money can buy-get Daybreak al
 Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
NEW ORIEANs COTTON OIL
MEMPHIs CnrrON Ou.

New Orleans. March 17.-Cotton seed oi steady: prime refined in barrels s3 20 prime crude loose 26c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

oil; prime crude 35iac. prime summer vel. tow 3slzc; prime meal $24 25 Gi S24 50; prlm, cake so3. 00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18

ed tv inc Weather Bureau for selected Southern station during 24 hours ending am, March IT. 1908.