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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
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 Crackers-Xxx soda s%e' XXX ginger F"spS "FspISSur&sasis of barrels: High patent taPsy Rsteh: RSb per @ sack sI 5o
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 Iard-Leat sAe; compound S%e: basis nggess ngHgeSsms-Dove 14Mc; others 1sq14c.
 Grain and HsyMbrsR white Kite Se9r5s eoE5 Hs2SO; oatH mixed A; white 4b: white clipped 9SeN AS: timothy 95c: Johnson grass Csc; rust pf9%of p%, , oats seeS hulIs-Loose. per ton ,s oo baled sf %; sacks $500; cotton seed meal szsF Frnit 1J and Produce--Red and yellow onions si per bushel; potatoes, M5eonSin Sai. stock q csbbsee. good keeping hard-head stock 2Ac ib.: Florida cabbage green heads g, 25 Ssats Sasas ,i 60 saeR Waite peas s:.25 bssasl onion Sets yellow s2. 2s bushel: red s2. 3s sg'heI'b Is 'bas6el: s second crop Bliss triunapS Si SS bushel; apple and white wine vines .E 5c Ih. evaporated apples se' dried apples D prune 50-SO shc: so-7s T.re. 7o-so 70 ib'; california peaches 9c i6; mixed nuts, 25-lh, boxes I2 lsc: walnu;S IF hse 10: T'ria '..inm size 10 Ac; spanish onions q, "a crate. heavy weight Malaga grapes 5. Reg. Cheese-FaDcy. full cream iSe. special l51zc. -o,, .,,,, ouc
 Canned Goods-sai mon ehnms aa q oO pinkS sl 10; Columtia River Si. %: sockeyri sl SG sardines. Americ5n -otl sz. 1'' n'9S M tomatoes. s-lb' Si: S-ib,. si. Is. Nolasses-Georgia cane. barrel Soe pe' .aiinn' cassL gallons g IS ,.er case ,,r m,a,ri- ! sSfup Loe Cabin. gallons SiH' % Eail""' 1 S- 56 quarts e 25 Ter dog: ~ ,,, l Sucar-Granulated 5hc: F. r. '; 4 Ae'
 Hides Dry flint i6c. dr' @Al'ed l green saltpd Sc.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
ChIcaro GraIn and Produce.

Chicago, March 17.--Posstbility Of an increase in exports from Argentina ened the local wheat market today. At the close, wheat was firmer, May de livery was up 1-S. Corn was up Is @ 1-4; oats was down Is O 1-4.
 Early in the day the feeling in the wheat pit was toward lower prices be- cause of the movement of wheat rom from that country being 142.000 bush els against 146,000 last week. The selling was enormous, and shorts ana commission houses were the chief buy the demand increased and prices be- came firm. Prices responded readily to advance throughout the remainder of the day. The market closed steady with prices at the highest point. The May option opened at l-S cents lower an and Closed at the top. July ranegd between TT 71S and 1S 1-2 and closed at 7S 3-S O 12. clearances of wheat els. Primary receipts were 311.000 bu.; against 3S9. .000 bushels one year ago.
 Small primary receipts and the in the corn market. The total move ment for Che day was 300.00N bushels against 27.D00 bushels for the corre- spending day last year. rg dt wss srcsnfape e1ffape of the decrease was due to the poor condition of the country roads follow ing the recent snow SNEHiS. Ohoi lS and Commission houses were the priD cipaI buyers The opening. was trlfe weak in sympathy with wheat but the close was strong at the high
 Receipts, i42 cars. i've of contract grade.
 Despite the late frmness 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 unchang- | ed to shade higher at 29 5-s Q 3-4, | sold between 29 3-S and % 3-4 7-S and | closed at the lowest point Receipts ! were ninety eight cars.
 | Following an advance of live 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 I the close May pork was up ten cents ait 10.62 1-2 lard was up 2 1-2c at | 7.97 1-2; ribs were O 1-2 cents
 Estimated receipts for Monday are: | Wheat. i've cars; corn, 172 cars; oats, | ninety seven cars; hofs, l4,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private wise te Lsye@en $ compan'

By Private Wire to Loveman & Company.
 New or,ss5. s C9Tmssce Mareb Maft:r rsfs deliDera
 tion. shorts evidently came to the conclu- sion today, that discretion was the better part of valor and ran to cover before the
 sSiS' Ssif day r of W E points a spots were off
 grades, Safes amounted to i.sOo bales of snots and t5o to arrive on the basis of ie%c
 Notwithsiandinx the break in cotton.
 early in the week. caused by liauidation of since i saperienced exp q sSbstantiaI recovery on
 unfavorable weather conditions. better de-
 sed sre for Fpss sa Mss 0
 vste wire advices from New York today cred- ,st d m prs nS Sss . Ssns Sas sfE ssss
 the minds of those shorts whe had hitherte stubborniy resisted the adyancsnE tendency ISsa,s edly favorable course of Liverpool today was
 probably due to the bulllsh character of the
 decrease of tso.Ooo bales in the supply of now on. and with receipts of American and off compared with last year. the visible sup ply both of American and other kinds IS from from week to week In this connection. we desire. to call attention to the fact that | so0.0e0 larger than isst year. Is held for home consumption and will not be aratla-
 6s so Tar as ESsopsas sS nrspf % mo1net inc oveP I shndowinE feature of the market is the | forthcoming census report. showing the tc. \ tai amount of cotton ginned this season fl | is generally understood that the census report will be issued Tuesday, March 20, al- lJtholgh no official notice to that effect has yet been received from Director North
 | A bullish report is generally expected and flsholla 1t prove as huIlish as expected. a I further substantial improvement in cotton | values would probably follow. While thers | by shorts we feel convinced that the tech | nical position still favers the long side.
 l LOyEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
MARKET FOR COTTON COTTON ADVANCE AT THE OPEN
 ING On Higher Gable. Weather Map is Favorable to Farming Operations, and With Realizing and Lack Of Support causes
 Sag i'm Prices.

New York. March 1.-The cotton market opened steady at an advance ot 3 or points in response to higher cab les and the report of a leading Eng fish authority on European consump-
 n showing the weight of deliveries to average about fifteen pounds to the bale less than last year, and estimnt- ing the weekly consumption at t1l,00o 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 2@3 points above last nights close.
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today were 17,303 bales against 19,S10 last week and 19.190 last year. For the week S5.000 bales against 117,l1b last week and 175,452 last year. To days receipts at New Orleans 3,S3e bales against 5.449 last year and al Houston 3,6o4 bales against 4,o45 last wear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
How to Make Your Hands Look Nice

How to Make Your Hands Look Nice
 Don't ever say your hands are rough as nutmeg graters." In the first place the saying is such an antique saw that no p-to- date girl will use 1t. In the second place the fact expressed by the old saw shows the girl does not give proper care to her hands. It is her own fault If her hands are rough, even though she does housework.
 If through neglect the hands have be- come chapped. make mixture two- thirds pure glyserine and one-third rose water. Lubricate the hands free iy with this mixture at night before going to bed, rubbing it well in. then draw on a loose pair of old white kid or cotton gloves and wear them all night. One. or at most two nights of this treatment will make your hands quite smooth. Glycerin has an espec- iaIly softenIng influence on the human skin. It may even be used without the rose water by those who can bear It., through if the hands are chapped and cracked it will make them burn 8 lit- tie.
 The same lotion of glycerine and rose water, with the gloves, should be used after doing heavy and rough work. The woman who is brave and strong
 enough to work with her hands Is among the noblest of her sex, yet the hands that work have perfect r1ght to be beautiful and to be taken care of. A mixture half lemon juice and half gylcerin will serve both as q sof- tener and bleacher of the skin. but if
 the hands are chapped the gylcerin and | rose water lotion Is preferable till they | get soft and smooth again.
 With the short sleeves in fashion | now ii is necessary to be dOubly care i full to keep the hands and wrists look | ing well. Of course every perfect | lady" keeps her hands and her skin all | over the body immediately clean, but l at this time of year she should be sPe- l cially careful to rinse thoroughly all l the soap off her hands after washing | them and to dry them perfectly l Wherever gloves can be worn about work without impeding the progres: ! of the work itself they should hf
 worn It is not necessary In washing
 dishes to soak the hands in the hot
 soda water. The little cotton disf
 mon with a wooden handle is an inval-
 uable addition to the Kitchen equip
 ment of the perfect lady who doei i her own housework Tn the kttcher and upon the private washstand there l should always be 9 small scrubbins | brush specially for the fingers anC | nails. No matter how cheap 1t Is ii ! will do the work of removing soil iron the fingers and about the nails. It Is ar ! excellent plan to dig the finger nail' Into the soap cake before scrubbins ! them Let the nails grow as long a'
 you conveniently can--again withou
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
THE LOCAL COTTON
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN SPOTS is
 RECORDED.
Trade is Looking With Expectancy t' Census Report, Which Is to Be Issued Next
 Tuesday.

If cotton continues to gain 1-lbc' each day as it did yesterday ana our- ina the past three Cays, holders oi tue Yfstle may yet see their hopes reai- ized
 The trade is now looking forward 10 inc final census eport to be issued on srt.esday and much will depend on It's character Farmers insist that II VIII show a smaller crop than speculators have predicted. If so, the market may f,agIn booming At any rate specuia- tors will be nervous tomorrow on the verge of the report and the future market may suffer a temporary Oaek- set. s
 Futures m the short session of sat. urday scored net gain of about lz points on higher LiVerpoo! capies anu ifrfavorable weather reports.
 Europe continues to show disposls .ian fo buy and everything looks good for the farmer.
 and there is no change in the Mont 6omery situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW oRIEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. March f7.--The demand los or Iirnited Most of the cotton on iactor tahiea was covered Sales 2.z90 bales. " rIidinr $50 to arrive and 3oe fob: quo fatfons advanced 1-l6c; luiddling II hc.
 Futures opened steady at an advance or fottr 10 five points on favorable LfVerpooi' finder bull support the market became IiInl~ CT and the tread of prices was distinctly up ,Eard and continued to improve to the emo of tFn baif sday session. The market closed firm within a point of the top. the list from March to August inclusive showing net Bains AZ to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
slhdicatsa rise. -Tndlcatss fan
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(FoT neXt two dayg.)
 The upper Coosa will remain stationary or fall slowly; the lower Coosa and Alabama will continue to rise slowy. the rise coutin- uing longer in the Alabama, reaching about 20-foot stage at Montgomery and Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
~ru voRI1 PRoDUCE.

New York, March 17,---Coffee spot Rlo Cordova 9A @l2&c- ,,
 Sugar raw. strong; fair refining 3 l-lec: S4c; refined steady: No. 6 s4: 10; No. ' s4.05; No. $4. oo: No 9 ss; s5: NJ 1S ss.SS; No. 14 S3 IS; confectioners A s4; ;43: Mould A ssT5; Cut Loaf s5. 30; Crushed S5's0; Powdered $40; Granuiated $4.s9' Cubes s4 .Sh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

Forgan, span Leoveras, Barcelona; Tug. Capt sam, Port Arthur.
 Sailed: Strs, Maria, Aust, Gerolimich i; Trieste via Pensacola: Mimoss. Br.. Bone Iondonderry; Rosetti, Br, Coombes. Lon don: Viator, oNr., Thorsen. Ceiba: Alps. Ger. Reiche. oPrt Limon; chalmette' Bir, Blr, ney, New York; origen, Nor, Hegge' Post lin; Rathiin Head. Br.. Smith. Belfast
 Note-The Str, Puritan Br., Steidellnan, argound last night half a mile below qaur-- antina station. Assistance has been sent to her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
New Orleans. March 17.-spot cotton clos nlnn
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

c;alyeston-Firm, lOhc; net receipts 3,So6; gross receipts S,9O6; sales 9e6; stock ia-.- S34; shipments to Great Britain 9'lSV' coastwise 779. ..,-,.. s.sssi gross receipts s.sS6i sales 2.gSo dSS stocS s67 S29: shipments to Great Britain 4,VVV.
 Mobiie-Firm 10hc: net receipts l4l : gross receipts 147; sales 100; stock SO'5e2i shipments coastwise 50.
 avannah--steady. 10 15c: net receipts 1851; gross receipts l.s5l s.es saiss l-e' s'oeA
 Charleston-ouiet, 10 tc; a net sso receipts zll'
 Wiimlngton-Steady, 1O%c; net receipts 56; gross receipts 56; stock 3,sl3.
 Nnrfo1k-Firm. 10%c; net receipts eSSs gross receipts 55s; sales z2o; stock 34,4Ss; shipments coastwise 54l.
 New York-Steady. 11.25i net receipts 3sO: gross receipts s.o40; sales l'SOO; st"ck Boston--,steady. 1l.25: net receipts g: gross receipts S14.
 Philadelphia-ste II. 50; gross receipts 2s; stock S.197; shipments to eontinnet
 Psnsacola-Net receipts 6,S5o; gross re- ceipts 6, 500; shipments to Great Britain b. 6OO. to continent 1000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
A cr.y caahmere Blouse.

The blouse illustrated is of pale gray cashmere. A bolero effect is gained py threading the blouse with black velvet ribbon above the deep belt. The reyers are of peau de sole silk delicateiy em, broidered in pale shades Of blue anu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW ONIFANs sTCAB-

New orleans, March I7 I7-Sugar firm: open kettle csntrifuEa, 2S4 u3 7-i6c. ccntriiuel ll whites 3& q 4c, yellow 8 ss US l3-iGc; acc onds 2Q3hc.
 Molasses, nominal. open kettle 1Ia Io, centrifusi 782Oc
 Syrup. nominal. 25 q BOG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
Interinr Movement.

Houston-steady, I0%c net receipts 3s04; gross receipts 3.604 shipments S.6Si: sales Zoo: stock l,926
 Augusta-Steady. 10 %c. net receipts 302: gross receipts 3O2; shipments 2lS. sales Al, Memphis-steady. 10 13-l6c: net receipts b34: grose receipts l91. shipments S.lO1i sales i,OO0; stock SI.33S.
 st Louis-Net receipts 13s: Eross receipts A. 9T7; shipments 339, stock 43, 45l.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 5I4; gross Te- ceipts STA: shipments 174; sales 300. stock 16.6S3.
 i.ouisville--Firm. tlc.
 Total today-Net receipts 5,152: gross re- cepts s.254 shipments l0,452' sales l.9A' stock 292941.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

New York. March l7.-CoItee IutuIss
 opened steady at an advance Of @1O 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 5@lO points Sales 14,250 bags. including: -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
SIT. LOUIS PROVISION.

St Louis March 17.--FlOur steady. Whiskey. steady S1 32.
 Pork higher: iobbing Sl5 ia.
 Lard. higher; prime steam s7 57 F. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss.62h: clear ribs ss .75: short clears S8. s7Ik
 Bacon higher; boxed extra shorts go 37 is clear ribs S9. 50. short clear $s 621a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
THE METAL AIARKETs.

New York March l!.-The metal mar with prices generally unchanged,
 Spot tn is quoted at sS6 SO CT S36 55. Copper is firm in tone with Lake quoted at sis. .5Od&ts.75. electrolytie S.25@ SIS SO: casting SIS. .OO@ SIS. 25.
 Lead quiet and unchanged at S5. 35 O spslter ss .2Od Ss. 90.
 Lon was quiet at recent prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

New Orleans, March 17.-Cleared; Strs.. Buffon. Br.. Edlin. Antwerp; Habit Nor tiudmundscn. Ceiha: Taunton, AOI. Soren- sen, Puerto Cortez, Calabria. Ger Selmer. Hamburg via Newport New: Mexico. Fi. PaolettL HaVre. Excelsior. Hopuri. Havana. Esparta, Br.. Roe. Port Llmon. Fridtiuf. Nansen. Nor. GregoT Colon.
 Port Eads March l7-ArNed; Strs., City of Tampico, Nor Olsen. Mexican ports: Nnt- man, SNcd., Andctsen. CIvuiu-gos, Juan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
Total Movement.

rnents to Great Britain 1s,790; to France zO5s; to continent 10.654; stock 754.s7s.
 Consolidated. at all ports. net, l1,3O3: ship nents to Great Britain 1S.790; to France 2O5S; to continent 10.654
 Total since Sept l, at all ports, net 6,49l.- 47f; shipments to Great Britain 2.2so,77h: 10 France 5S4.225 to continent l.SS2,059; tn I'd man s2 S53: to Mexico 2.7l4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. March l-Arri, ed: strs.. Sa0 Marcos. Mcintosh. New York: Schr, Glen Afton Br. Eden. Havana.
 Cleared. Strs.. San Marcos Ann. McIr- tosh. New York, Banan Nor, Monsen. Pro gresso: Schr General Wheeltng. Ann. Crooks, Progresso; Str. Prince George Br.. MacKinrun Havana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

It has been discovered that George GissinE. the English novelist who died not long ago. once worked in Ameriea AS a Gas-fitteF,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
Weather Conditions.

NFOf Fast zF hOur8,D
 An extensive area of high barometer cov- CTS practically all of the interior, with crest over Missouri. It is giving generally fair weather in nearly all districts, with uioder- ately 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 Birmingham. Ala, Temperatures have risen somewhat in the middle Northwest and an area of rel atiyely low pressure over New Mexico has caused light to moderate precipitation from California southeast to middle Texas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

Temperature ana precipitation as reports ed ty the Weather Bureau for selected Southern station during 24 hours ending ] al m, March II. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NAVAL sTOREs,

Sayannah Ga, March 1I.-Iurpentine. firm ss@sShc; sales 113; receipts sS; ship ments 70. -oo,,, ments I7SI; stock 3O5. 766. Quote: ABC Ss 90: G s3 95; $4. .55; K s5. 20: M $5.45 N S5. 90; VIC s6 10; wv $6.2O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

Memphis, Tenn, March 1T-Cotton seed oil: prime crude 25l lkc; prime summer yell low 5siAc; prime meal $24 25 e $24. 90; priIh@ cake S23. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

S just had a ID at the Ely { the last six
 avs the game,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati, March 1T.-Flour dull Rye quiet 61c. Proyisions steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
MEMPHIs COTTON OIL.

New Orleans. March lT.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels SS. 2Oi prime crude loose 26c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

Maximum temperature for day, 5s-deg. Minimum temperature for day, ss deg. Average temperature for day, ]l deg. Accumulated def since Jan 1, 1S4 deg. Ay relative humidity for day, 76 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l. i2.6s inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at am. 7sth M. tlme)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

Wilmington. N. C.. March 17.-spirits tur- pentine. nothing doing. Receipts casks. Resin nothing doing; receipts s2 casks. Tar firm $1 so: receipts IL Crude turpentine, firm; $S 20 e 'o0' re- ceipts 27.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET,

Chareston. S. C.. March 17.-Turpentint and rosln. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
sATIoNs.

And what will be the status of Lims burger cheese under the pure Keo4 law Man chester Union I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
IIyrRPOoL COTTON FUTURES.
Nrvv yoRK COTTON FUTURES.

New York, March lf.--ColloH Autuir re opened steady and closed very steady. QUO tationS ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report and Rivss
 Bulletin. United states Department of Agricultas@ Weather Bureau.
 Local Observations.
 (Central Time.1 Montgomery, Ala. March 11. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. March 17.-Cotton futuIoH l the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-19

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